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The Clinton News Record, 1936-06-11, Page 8:PAGE 8 )•,. THE CLINTON ,NEWS -RECORD THURS. JUNE :•11; 1936. DOMINION' HARDWARE STORE COMBINATION AND SCREEN DOORS, Pure White Pine, All Sizes. PRICED FROM $2.25 TO $6.25• NEW DESIGNS IN LIFE -TIME ALUMINUMWARE DRIP-O-LATORS in 6 and 8 Cup Sizes. NEW HANDLE DESIGN IN TEA KETTLES. TWO SIZES IN DOUBLE BOILERS. TWO 'SIZES IN ZINC STRAINERS. KENESKYS' CORK CENTRE LEAGUE SOFTBALLS. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT NEW ASSORTMENT OF TABLE AND HALL MIRRORS 10% DISCOUNT FOR THIS WEEK. CABINET MODEL 7 -TUBE ELECTRIC ECHOPHONE RADIO Slightly Used., PRICED AT $25.00. CAMP AND LAWN FURNITURE REASONABLY PRICED LARGE ASSORTMENT IN NOVELTIES Sutter- -Perdue- -Beattie DIRECTORS OF FUNERAL SERVICES MONUMENTS -ENGRAVING Ambulance Service -Modern Equipment -Phone. 147w, Day or Night "!Pdr lour eanvr rs n •_ s'- BUS SCHEllI,�" Effective May 3, 1936. Coing North -11.10 an. • 8.00 p.m. Ea, Qbing South -11.05 a.m.; 9.30 p.n1. Going West -1.15 p.m.; 7.50 p.in. Going East -8.00 a,rn.; 5.80 p.ln. Eastern Standard Tillie. Itineraries planned to all points in Canada, United States & Mexico. Consult Local Agent. CENT. ONT. BUS LINES LTD. TORONTO. RATTENBURY'HOTEL, L. Rousseau -Phone 50. COMMERCIAL INN, A. McCallum -Phone 243. J z. New & Old Time DANCE under auspices of Clinton Old Time Dance Club BAYFIELL PAVILION Friday, June 19th .i Music by Rustic Rythmairres Dancing from --9 p.m. to 2 a.in. Come and spend a. delightful evening Admission 30c -Tax included EVERYBODY WELCOME. 82-3. of their birthday last Friday after - 09011. • Sul41ay school anniversary add 1''1,o7e1' Sunday 1vi11 be observed in 11u1'fer's church Sunday afternoon, commencing at two o'clock, The rev, Ti, M. Gale of pavfield will be the special speaker. 4 a; The ie tllal'meeting� Incite - smith of the zuc.l smith Ladies' Club vas held at the ironic of M.i, Gifford Crich on June 3rd, There were twenty-three mern- bers and visitors present. The pro- graiit consisted of a solo by Miss Margaret Crich, a reading by Mrs. Harold Crich, and a piano solo by Mrs. A. Matheson.' There 'was also an exhibit of articles made from, flour sacks, and these articles were voteii on, Mrs. Fred Pepper getting first prize and Mrs. Elmer Townsend second prize.. It was decided that a picnic be held on June 27th at No. 6 School grounds in Tuckersmith town- ship, and the next regular meeting be on August 5th. EBENEZER Mr. McLeod spent the tveekVW at his home at Ripley. Miss Lorene Fisher spent a few clays with her sister, Mrs. Irwin Teb- butt. The annual Sunday School picnic of Ebenezer church will be held on Sat- urday, June 13th, on the bank of the Maitland 'river at Mr. Irvine Teb- butt's. , TUCKERSMITH A lovely June wedding took place at the home of -Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hunt, Lambeth, on Saturday after- noon when their eldest daughter, Ada Bernice, was united in marriage to William Stuart Bali, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ball of this,town- ship.'. The bride, who was 'given in mar- riage by her father, wore a white lace gown. over ivory satin' designed on princess lines, with ..veil and white satin sandals. She carried a white colonial. bouquet. Miss; -Velma Hunt,. as her sister's bridesmaid, wore a floor-''leiigth'gown of yellow moire taffeta. Her colonial""bouquet was of yellow rosebuds anal orchid sweet peas with maidenhair fern.. Mr. Mel- bourne Ball was his brother's grooms- man, Rev. A. E. Menzies performed the . ceremony. Mr. J. Banner of St. Thomas played the bridal music and during the signing of the register, "i Love You Truly," was sung by Menzies, After the ceremony five of the LONDESBORO- Mrs. H. Lyon spent a week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. Ker- slake near Exeter and has returned home. • Mrs. J. D. Howatt of Auburn was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Manning' last week. Rev. A. W. Gardener and Mrs. Gardner are attending Conference at Loudon. Mrs. D. Mountain is visiting at the home of her son, Willis Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hooper of St. Marys and Mr. and Mrs. Franc Campbell of Westfield visited Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes' Elsley recently. Mrs. J. Tamblyn spent the week- end st the home of her brother, Wm. Hiles at Clinton. Mrs. Robt. Youngblutt and Miss Gladys Mountain visited Mrs. Young- blutt's,sister and •family, Mrs. Win. Glover of Detroit recently. Mr. Donald Snell has sold his farm to his cousin, John Snell of Goderich, possession to be taken in a few weeks. Miss Winnie Campbell of Westfield is the gtiest of her aunt, Mrs. J. Tamblyn this week. Mr. and, Mrs. Frank Hall have re- turned after spending several weeks at the 'home of their nephew, Ross McGregor of Constance. Mrs. E. Crawfordhas returned at - ter spending the past ti'4 weeks at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Russ. Brinley near the Nile., M. L. Ball and family slient '.Sun- day at Goderich. r bride's friends served a buffet supper Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Brtmsdon•wis to the fifty guestspresertt. Later: iced M. and Mrs. Ben Mason Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ball left on a motor Mr. Mason being very poorly. trip, the bride travelling in a navy Mr, and Mrs.' S'hobbrook of ;this - blue 'suit with accessories to match. village and Mrs. W. Shobbrook'o., of Misses Erma. and Irene Garrett en- tertained their girl friends in honor near Clinton visited Toronto and Wheatley friends over last week -end. TIIIS IS LEAP 'YEAR. So We're GOING TO'PROPOSE that you read Font; tales ' written by John Buchan (Lord Tweedsmuir) W'e' now have four novels in one hook, 632 pages an0 the price is $1.50. We have previously solei the Your stories M. separate volumes at $1.25 each. They are "The Thirty Nine Steps," "The Pmi;er house," Watcher by Che Treshhokt," and "The "Moon' Eii- tlureth." The publisher who perform- ed this service of combining 'six dot - tars in reacting worth for $1.50 for. the reading•Xiublic.about Opals what the inventorof strawberry .shortcake,. peaches and cream or cherry pie slid to 'satisfy the human palate. "Jean Val Jean" as told by Solo- mon Cleaver whose. lecture on Jean Val Jean, Victor Hugo's masterpiece, is told in such a manner that the listeners, are spellbound. This story, augmented . by fourteen scenes from the, French photoplay "Lyes Miser ables" is now available told in the words of Solomon Cleaver for $1.25. "The Way of a Transgressor" by Negley Larson. The auto -biography of the season and the year.: Publish- ed in December it had become fam- ous in a very short time and is now in it's third edition. Sinclair Lewis, says of this book, "i know of no in- ternational journalist of the last Se- cede not even Philip Gibbs,,. Vincent Sheean, or Bruce Lockart, who has written'''a personal chronicle so excit- ing, so 'authentically romantic, yet so. revelatory of what forces have .been surging through the world as Negley Larson in "The Way- of a Transgres- sor," • Tully a great book. Six hun- dred pages long arid fewer than six do not contain some entertaining, ex- citing or strange . experience. The price is $3.00. Tie W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest -Always the Best IlPlll@IIP°15111u1mimosa ileum VII ti ire. , H. Wise, is visiting friends in Casthlin, Ohio. Mr. Percy Ladd of California Is spending a holiday with his parents in town. Mr. H. W. Clark spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs: Rufus Keys of Colborne. `-• Mrs. II. B. Chant of St. Catharines is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. dL A, $later- 'art ' 1. $1 Mr. Chas. Shipley of London is hav- ing a vacation at his home just east of town. - Mrs. Richard 'Walton -is spending a month with her daughter, Mrs. Fraser of Windsor. Miss Susie Powell was a week -end guest . of her brother, Mr. W. J. Powell of Goderich. - Miss Madeline I•Iawkins " of Toronto is spending a three weeks' holiday at her home in town. , Mrs. A: Sutherland of Parkhill was a guest over the weekend with Mrs. ,Margaret Pickett. Miss Eva Cluff spent the week -end with her sister and her. family at Grimsby, Mr. and Mrs. Pheonix.. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rands of Hunts- ville are visiting the foriner's par- ents, Mr. and 1Virs. Jabez Rands, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Aitkin and Mrs. Ross ' of Toronto spent the week -end in town as guests of Mrs. H. W. Cook. Mr: and Mi's, V:'W."J'bhnston-visite& with friends at Brantford and Fen- wick for a week, returning home on ,Thursday last. Miss Jean Laidlaw, nurse-in-train ing at Guelph ',General, Hospita:, spent Monday last with her moth- er, Mrs. D. Laidlaw, and with oth- er friends iii town. - Mrs. J. T. Crich accompanied Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Gibbing's and Mrs, •D. Wright and Miss Mabel Wright of Mullett to Lambeth on Saturday to attend" the Ball -Bunt wedding which took place or that date. Mr. 'Arnold Wenner' of Mount Pleas- ant and Miss Ruth Venner of Mea. ford were home over the week -end to visit, their mother, who .is ill in the Hospital at present.; We are pleased to report that her condition is iinproving nicely. LVliss Ruth Pickett, daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Pickett, who is a nurse -in -training at Victoria: Hos- pital, London, has been holidaying at the hone of her' parents 1n town. She was accompanied by a friend,' also a memberof the mat- ing staff, ' Miss Isabell 1,e,eney, who spent some days with her and she accompanied Miss Leeneyl to her home in Stratford for a xew, ..days. Mrs. Alice `Crabbs of Vancouver, B.C. is visiting for some time with hes brother;; Mr. Robert Blake, and his wife -in Colborne, and with other relative 'in the vicinity. She•.oame - east• to attend the, graduation of her 110phew,M Dr. Gorden :QNeil, who •graduated from- McGill, Mor tical recently, and who accompan- ied her up to visit "ibis mother's pea"Ple: • Dr. O Neilr left Tuesday for Seattle Wash., to visit 41s mother before sailing': for' a tyro year post -gra iate.coursehat Edin- boro University, 'Edinboro, Scot- land. ONE FRIEND - TELLS 'ANOTHEE J fiF Always in the Lead RED AND warm Friday and Sp ture} y, Ju e I Ith a 2th ANOTHER BIG F.,.i UIT AND SALAD E BANANAS, ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT AND LEMONS IHeaelLettuce, New Cabbage & eets, Green Beans C3 Carrots Our Anniversary Sale was an Outstanding Success- We' appreciate' the co-operation of the town and surrounding- country and realize the mutual benefit to all. These Real Values at Lowest Prices Continue and the Following Specials must be cleared out quickly. 10 Bars P. and G. Soap . at 33c , . Chipso, large size 19c Ammonia (Star, Handy) 5c • .Broom's (five -string) • 390' Oxydol, Targe ` 190 Coffee, per ib, 290 Red and White Coffee, lb. 390 Tuna Flakes, per tin 150 Japan Rice, choice, 3 lbs. for 250 SOAPS Lady Godina, with Washcloth, 4 for 21c Palm Tree, 5 for 19e Castile, 10 tor 25c WHAT WE OBSERVED, DURING OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE All Christie's Fresh and Special Cakes moved oidi quickly -and we have a new supply. BROWN'S SLICED BREAD --in white and whole- wheat, went over strong. . „ A Number are collecting Beautiful Acadian Din- nerware. -Have you examined these dishes? All our help were most efficient and on their joli and will continue their services in the same way. We are well equipped for any kind of deliveries. Our Fruit Sales are becoming more popular -We have larger quantities, each week, which enables us to sell cheaply. , Walkerside's ySpecial Ice Cream Brick 'is Fresh! Strawberry. The Smoked Picnic (Boneless) were quickly sold out. On this week again at 25c per lb. Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails W. T. 0 N E I L CORNERa' Phone CLINTONS BIG RILEY'S Where Quality Sells and Service Tells 23c SALE Dates, with 'stones, 3 for 23c Dates, without stones, 2 for . , 23c 4 lbs Brown Sugar for ....23c 4 lbs. White Sugar for .... ..23e Sardines, 4 tins for 23c Ginger Cookies; 3 lbs, for 23c 2 lbs. Sodas,. McCormick's or Weston's, for 23c Kraft Cheese, 1 ib. for ....,23c Choice Bananas, dozed 23e Walnuts, best halves, %i lb. .:23c Loose Tapioca, 2 lbs. for 23c Large Prunes, 2 lbs. for ..23c Rolled Oats, Fresh, 6 lbs. for ...23c' Choice Bantam Corn, 2 for ......23c Handy or' Snow Flake Ammonia 4 for .. • '23c Choice Large. Tomatoes,'2 for ...23c' Fresh Strawberries,' New Cabbage California Celery' and Naval Oranges We Buy and Grade' Eggs for which We Pay lc A DOZEN MORE on all Grades in CASH or ZRADE. • TRY OUR GRADE. RILEY'S GROCERY Phone 39: Free, Snappy Delivery At All Hours. Y ARE YOU USING CLINTON CREAMERY -BUTTER EVERY POUND OF OUR BUTTER IS GUARANTEED Should you at any' time receive but- ter which is not entirely satisfactory. your grocer will be glad to exchange it for you. The Clinton , Creamery 79-tf. Strawberry Social Under auspices of Ebenezer church, at the home of Mr. Carman Tebbutt, Tuesday, Junem23rd Supper served from 6 to 8, consisting of strawberries, bread and butter, cake,, pies and tarts. "Program will follow, consisting of play, "Up The Hill to Paradise." Admission 35c' and 15c. Come and enjoy . a pleasant 'evening. Meat and Salad Supper The Ladies' Aid of Zion Church, Taylors Corners, will serve a .meat and salad supper, on the school grounds, on ' Friday, June 19th �• A humorous play,A' Regimenti ent of Two," will be given later by the Y:P A of St.Paul'S" church,, Clinton. Slipper; and'program" indoors if weeatherxunfavorable .... Cpme and. 513 joy a good supper and a good laugh.. Admission 35c and 20c. 83-2. SPECIAL OFFER Introducing our NEW STEAMER For Dandruff, Dry Hair & Oily Hair For One Week, Reg. $1.00 Treatment FOR 50e. HENRI IERUTY SHOPPE Isaac St., Phone 223. 83-1-p. PLANTS FOR YOUR GARDEN Our Tomato Plants sold direct from the hot beds are fine, strong plants. -10c A. DOZEN. , Tomato Plants in Boxes 20c A BOX, 0 In' Pots.bud and bloom 5c Each, and 10c each, or 3 for 25c Cauliflower and Cabbage sold right from hot beds 10c A DOZEN. Brussels Spouts -20c a Dozen Grow the big exhibition Dahlias. We can give you a nice choice iib - 25c each. A good assortment in boxed annuals. FA R. CUNINGHAME FLORIST Member Telegraph Delivery Assn Phones 31 and 176. Call244 :.. WREN IN NEED OF ANY PLUMBING or Metal Work HAVE YOUR EAVETROUGHS OVERHAULED NOW. DO NOT WAIT UNTIL, FALL �. Martzn Sen our i Paints & Varnishes mains HARDwAiE and PLUMBING Phone 244 For the Juni Bride You will find a most remarkable new Stock of Furniture and other necessities to furnish your new home, and you can depend, that the prices will be as reasonable as possible, NEW DINING ROOM, CHESTERFIELD, KITCHEN or BEDROOM SUITES, STUDIO COUCHES, RUGS or FLOOR COVERINGS, CUTLERY, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT of any Kinds. STOVES OF ALL hINDS and KITCHENWARE. STORE CLOSED WED, AFTERNOON During JUNE, JLY., AUG. BALL & ZAPFE Phone 195. Hardware, Furniture, Funeral Directors, Ambulance Service. N. Ball, Phone 110. J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103. PHONE 111 CLINTON SPECIALS for Thur. Fri. Sat. PEACHES, Standard Size, 2's squat, 2 tins ....,....25c KELLOGG'S RICE KRJISPIES, each 10c JAM, Raspberry, Strawberry, 32 oz. jar 25c GINGER NUT BISCUITS, (about 100 to lb). 2, 25c New Crop SULTANA RAISINS, 2 lbs. 23c•. SOME OF OUR REGULAR PRICES Old Cheese,' 1b. 21c New Cheese, lb 16c 2 -in -1 White Cleaner, 12c Peas, 2 tins 19c P. & G. Soap, 4 bars 15c Laundry Starch, lb. 10c SHORTENING, 2 lbs. for 27c SHRIMPS, American Beauty, per tin 19c Baker's Cocoa, 1-2 1b. tin 17c Tuna Flakes, 61-2 oz. tin 15c Granulated or Yellow Sugar, 5 lbs for 25e Colne In, Look Around -You are Under No Obligation To Buy. FREE DELIVERY R.Thorpson. Successor To J. T. McKNIGHT and:SON. ,•ai:r.'f'- #, "+1 . t li j 't''' i "�)ii r- ii ,i Lig " Sauer Kraut, 4 lbs. for 25c Monte -Made Sausage, per ib. - 15e 20 -Lb. Pail Schnei'der's Lard $2.80 Flo-Eze Shortening, 2 lbs. for 25o Rib Boiling Beef, per ib. 10e ,Brisket Boil, per lb. Se !Day Salt Pork, per ib. 1Sc P. M. Cottage Rolls, per lb 20c Large Bologna, per lb.' 15c Fresh Fish For Friday CONNED. &, TYNDAL " CLINTON'S LEADING. -MEAT MARKET " Phone 162. Albert Street DOMINION' HARDWARE STORE COMBINATION AND SCREEN DOORS, Pure White Pine, All Sizes. PRICED FROM $2.25 TO $6.25• NEW DESIGNS IN LIFE -TIME ALUMINUMWARE DRIP-O-LATORS in 6 and 8 Cup Sizes. NEW HANDLE DESIGN IN TEA KETTLES. TWO SIZES IN DOUBLE BOILERS. TWO 'SIZES IN ZINC STRAINERS. KENESKYS' CORK CENTRE LEAGUE SOFTBALLS. FURNITURE DEPARTMENT NEW ASSORTMENT OF TABLE AND HALL MIRRORS 10% DISCOUNT FOR THIS WEEK. CABINET MODEL 7 -TUBE ELECTRIC ECHOPHONE RADIO Slightly Used., PRICED AT $25.00. CAMP AND LAWN FURNITURE REASONABLY PRICED LARGE ASSORTMENT IN NOVELTIES Sutter- -Perdue- -Beattie DIRECTORS OF FUNERAL SERVICES MONUMENTS -ENGRAVING Ambulance Service -Modern Equipment -Phone. 147w, Day or Night "!Pdr lour eanvr rs n •_ s'- BUS SCHEllI,�" Effective May 3, 1936. Coing North -11.10 an. • 8.00 p.m. Ea, Qbing South -11.05 a.m.; 9.30 p.n1. Going West -1.15 p.m.; 7.50 p.in. Going East -8.00 a,rn.; 5.80 p.ln. Eastern Standard Tillie. Itineraries planned to all points in Canada, United States & Mexico. Consult Local Agent. CENT. ONT. BUS LINES LTD. TORONTO. RATTENBURY'HOTEL, L. Rousseau -Phone 50. COMMERCIAL INN, A. McCallum -Phone 243. J z. New & Old Time DANCE under auspices of Clinton Old Time Dance Club BAYFIELL PAVILION Friday, June 19th .i Music by Rustic Rythmairres Dancing from --9 p.m. to 2 a.in. Come and spend a. delightful evening Admission 30c -Tax included EVERYBODY WELCOME. 82-3. of their birthday last Friday after - 09011. • Sul41ay school anniversary add 1''1,o7e1' Sunday 1vi11 be observed in 11u1'fer's church Sunday afternoon, commencing at two o'clock, The rev, Ti, M. Gale of pavfield will be the special speaker. 4 a; The ie tllal'meeting� Incite - smith of the zuc.l smith Ladies' Club vas held at the ironic of M.i, Gifford Crich on June 3rd, There were twenty-three mern- bers and visitors present. The pro- graiit consisted of a solo by Miss Margaret Crich, a reading by Mrs. Harold Crich, and a piano solo by Mrs. A. Matheson.' There 'was also an exhibit of articles made from, flour sacks, and these articles were voteii on, Mrs. Fred Pepper getting first prize and Mrs. Elmer Townsend second prize.. It was decided that a picnic be held on June 27th at No. 6 School grounds in Tuckersmith town- ship, and the next regular meeting be on August 5th. EBENEZER Mr. McLeod spent the tveekVW at his home at Ripley. Miss Lorene Fisher spent a few clays with her sister, Mrs. Irwin Teb- butt. The annual Sunday School picnic of Ebenezer church will be held on Sat- urday, June 13th, on the bank of the Maitland 'river at Mr. Irvine Teb- butt's. , TUCKERSMITH A lovely June wedding took place at the home of -Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hunt, Lambeth, on Saturday after- noon when their eldest daughter, Ada Bernice, was united in marriage to William Stuart Bali, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Ball of this,town- ship.'. The bride, who was 'given in mar- riage by her father, wore a white lace gown. over ivory satin' designed on princess lines, with ..veil and white satin sandals. She carried a white colonial. bouquet. Miss; -Velma Hunt,. as her sister's bridesmaid, wore a floor-''leiigth'gown of yellow moire taffeta. Her colonial""bouquet was of yellow rosebuds anal orchid sweet peas with maidenhair fern.. Mr. Mel- bourne Ball was his brother's grooms- man, Rev. A. E. Menzies performed the . ceremony. Mr. J. Banner of St. Thomas played the bridal music and during the signing of the register, "i Love You Truly," was sung by Menzies, After the ceremony five of the LONDESBORO- Mrs. H. Lyon spent a week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. Ker- slake near Exeter and has returned home. • Mrs. J. D. Howatt of Auburn was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Manning' last week. Rev. A. W. Gardener and Mrs. Gardner are attending Conference at Loudon. Mrs. D. Mountain is visiting at the home of her son, Willis Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hooper of St. Marys and Mr. and Mrs. Franc Campbell of Westfield visited Mr. and Mrs. Jaynes' Elsley recently. Mrs. J. Tamblyn spent the week- end st the home of her brother, Wm. Hiles at Clinton. Mrs. Robt. Youngblutt and Miss Gladys Mountain visited Mrs. Young- blutt's,sister and •family, Mrs. Win. Glover of Detroit recently. Mr. Donald Snell has sold his farm to his cousin, John Snell of Goderich, possession to be taken in a few weeks. Miss Winnie Campbell of Westfield is the gtiest of her aunt, Mrs. J. Tamblyn this week. Mr. and, Mrs. Frank Hall have re- turned after spending several weeks at the 'home of their nephew, Ross McGregor of Constance. Mrs. E. Crawfordhas returned at - ter spending the past ti'4 weeks at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Russ. Brinley near the Nile., M. L. Ball and family slient '.Sun- day at Goderich. r bride's friends served a buffet supper Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Brtmsdon•wis to the fifty guestspresertt. Later: iced M. and Mrs. Ben Mason Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ball left on a motor Mr. Mason being very poorly. trip, the bride travelling in a navy Mr, and Mrs.' S'hobbrook of ;this - blue 'suit with accessories to match. village and Mrs. W. Shobbrook'o., of Misses Erma. and Irene Garrett en- tertained their girl friends in honor near Clinton visited Toronto and Wheatley friends over last week -end. TIIIS IS LEAP 'YEAR. So We're GOING TO'PROPOSE that you read Font; tales ' written by John Buchan (Lord Tweedsmuir) W'e' now have four novels in one hook, 632 pages an0 the price is $1.50. We have previously solei the Your stories M. separate volumes at $1.25 each. They are "The Thirty Nine Steps," "The Pmi;er house," Watcher by Che Treshhokt," and "The "Moon' Eii- tlureth." The publisher who perform- ed this service of combining 'six dot - tars in reacting worth for $1.50 for. the reading•Xiublic.about Opals what the inventorof strawberry .shortcake,. peaches and cream or cherry pie slid to 'satisfy the human palate. "Jean Val Jean" as told by Solo- mon Cleaver whose. lecture on Jean Val Jean, Victor Hugo's masterpiece, is told in such a manner that the listeners, are spellbound. This story, augmented . by fourteen scenes from the, French photoplay "Lyes Miser ables" is now available told in the words of Solomon Cleaver for $1.25. "The Way of a Transgressor" by Negley Larson. The auto -biography of the season and the year.: Publish- ed in December it had become fam- ous in a very short time and is now in it's third edition. Sinclair Lewis, says of this book, "i know of no in- ternational journalist of the last Se- cede not even Philip Gibbs,,. Vincent Sheean, or Bruce Lockart, who has written'''a personal chronicle so excit- ing, so 'authentically romantic, yet so. revelatory of what forces have .been surging through the world as Negley Larson in "The Way- of a Transgres- sor," • Tully a great book. Six hun- dred pages long arid fewer than six do not contain some entertaining, ex- citing or strange . experience. The price is $3.00. Tie W. D. Fair Co Often the Cheapest -Always the Best IlPlll@IIP°15111u1mimosa ileum VII ti ire. , H. Wise, is visiting friends in Casthlin, Ohio. Mr. Percy Ladd of California Is spending a holiday with his parents in town. Mr. H. W. Clark spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs: Rufus Keys of Colborne. `-• Mrs. II. B. Chant of St. Catharines is the guest of her daughter, Mrs. dL A, $later- 'art ' 1. $1 Mr. Chas. Shipley of London is hav- ing a vacation at his home just east of town. - Mrs. Richard 'Walton -is spending a month with her daughter, Mrs. Fraser of Windsor. Miss Susie Powell was a week -end guest . of her brother, Mr. W. J. Powell of Goderich. - Miss Madeline I•Iawkins " of Toronto is spending a three weeks' holiday at her home in town. , Mrs. A: Sutherland of Parkhill was a guest over the weekend with Mrs. ,Margaret Pickett. Miss Eva Cluff spent the week -end with her sister and her. family at Grimsby, Mr. and Mrs. Pheonix.. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rands of Hunts- ville are visiting the foriner's par- ents, Mr. and 1Virs. Jabez Rands, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Aitkin and Mrs. Ross ' of Toronto spent the week -end in town as guests of Mrs. H. W. Cook. Mr: and Mi's, V:'W."J'bhnston-visite& with friends at Brantford and Fen- wick for a week, returning home on ,Thursday last. Miss Jean Laidlaw, nurse-in-train ing at Guelph ',General, Hospita:, spent Monday last with her moth- er, Mrs. D. Laidlaw, and with oth- er friends iii town. - Mrs. J. T. Crich accompanied Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Gibbing's and Mrs, •D. Wright and Miss Mabel Wright of Mullett to Lambeth on Saturday to attend" the Ball -Bunt wedding which took place or that date. Mr. 'Arnold Wenner' of Mount Pleas- ant and Miss Ruth Venner of Mea. ford were home over the week -end to visit, their mother, who .is ill in the Hospital at present.; We are pleased to report that her condition is iinproving nicely. LVliss Ruth Pickett, daughter' of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Pickett, who is a nurse -in -training at Victoria: Hos- pital, London, has been holidaying at the hone of her' parents 1n town. She was accompanied by a friend,' also a memberof the mat- ing staff, ' Miss Isabell 1,e,eney, who spent some days with her and she accompanied Miss Leeneyl to her home in Stratford for a xew, ..days. Mrs. Alice `Crabbs of Vancouver, B.C. is visiting for some time with hes brother;; Mr. Robert Blake, and his wife -in Colborne, and with other relative 'in the vicinity. She•.oame - east• to attend the, graduation of her 110phew,M Dr. Gorden :QNeil, who •graduated from- McGill, Mor tical recently, and who accompan- ied her up to visit "ibis mother's pea"Ple: • Dr. O Neilr left Tuesday for Seattle Wash., to visit 41s mother before sailing': for' a tyro year post -gra iate.coursehat Edin- boro University, 'Edinboro, Scot- land. ONE FRIEND - TELLS 'ANOTHEE J fiF Always in the Lead RED AND warm Friday and Sp ture} y, Ju e I Ith a 2th ANOTHER BIG F.,.i UIT AND SALAD E BANANAS, ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT AND LEMONS IHeaelLettuce, New Cabbage & eets, Green Beans C3 Carrots Our Anniversary Sale was an Outstanding Success- We' appreciate' the co-operation of the town and surrounding- country and realize the mutual benefit to all. These Real Values at Lowest Prices Continue and the Following Specials must be cleared out quickly. 10 Bars P. and G. Soap . at 33c , . Chipso, large size 19c Ammonia (Star, Handy) 5c • .Broom's (five -string) • 390' Oxydol, Targe ` 190 Coffee, per ib, 290 Red and White Coffee, lb. 390 Tuna Flakes, per tin 150 Japan Rice, choice, 3 lbs. for 250 SOAPS Lady Godina, with Washcloth, 4 for 21c Palm Tree, 5 for 19e Castile, 10 tor 25c WHAT WE OBSERVED, DURING OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE All Christie's Fresh and Special Cakes moved oidi quickly -and we have a new supply. BROWN'S SLICED BREAD --in white and whole- wheat, went over strong. . „ A Number are collecting Beautiful Acadian Din- nerware. -Have you examined these dishes? All our help were most efficient and on their joli and will continue their services in the same way. We are well equipped for any kind of deliveries. Our Fruit Sales are becoming more popular -We have larger quantities, each week, which enables us to sell cheaply. , Walkerside's ySpecial Ice Cream Brick 'is Fresh! Strawberry. The Smoked Picnic (Boneless) were quickly sold out. On this week again at 25c per lb. Where "Sells for Less" Price Prevails W. T. 0 N E I L CORNERa' Phone CLINTONS BIG RILEY'S Where Quality Sells and Service Tells 23c SALE Dates, with 'stones, 3 for 23c Dates, without stones, 2 for . , 23c 4 lbs Brown Sugar for ....23c 4 lbs. White Sugar for .... ..23e Sardines, 4 tins for 23c Ginger Cookies; 3 lbs, for 23c 2 lbs. Sodas,. McCormick's or Weston's, for 23c Kraft Cheese, 1 ib. for ....,23c Choice Bananas, dozed 23e Walnuts, best halves, %i lb. .:23c Loose Tapioca, 2 lbs. for 23c Large Prunes, 2 lbs. for ..23c Rolled Oats, Fresh, 6 lbs. for ...23c' Choice Bantam Corn, 2 for ......23c Handy or' Snow Flake Ammonia 4 for .. • '23c Choice Large. Tomatoes,'2 for ...23c' Fresh Strawberries,' New Cabbage California Celery' and Naval Oranges We Buy and Grade' Eggs for which We Pay lc A DOZEN MORE on all Grades in CASH or ZRADE. • TRY OUR GRADE. RILEY'S GROCERY Phone 39: Free, Snappy Delivery At All Hours. Y ARE YOU USING CLINTON CREAMERY -BUTTER EVERY POUND OF OUR BUTTER IS GUARANTEED Should you at any' time receive but- ter which is not entirely satisfactory. your grocer will be glad to exchange it for you. The Clinton , Creamery 79-tf. Strawberry Social Under auspices of Ebenezer church, at the home of Mr. Carman Tebbutt, Tuesday, Junem23rd Supper served from 6 to 8, consisting of strawberries, bread and butter, cake,, pies and tarts. "Program will follow, consisting of play, "Up The Hill to Paradise." Admission 35c' and 15c. Come and enjoy . a pleasant 'evening. Meat and Salad Supper The Ladies' Aid of Zion Church, Taylors Corners, will serve a .meat and salad supper, on the school grounds, on ' Friday, June 19th �• A humorous play,A' Regimenti ent of Two," will be given later by the Y:P A of St.Paul'S" church,, Clinton. Slipper; and'program" indoors if weeatherxunfavorable .... Cpme and. 513 joy a good supper and a good laugh.. Admission 35c and 20c. 83-2. SPECIAL OFFER Introducing our NEW STEAMER For Dandruff, Dry Hair & Oily Hair For One Week, Reg. $1.00 Treatment FOR 50e. HENRI IERUTY SHOPPE Isaac St., Phone 223. 83-1-p. PLANTS FOR YOUR GARDEN Our Tomato Plants sold direct from the hot beds are fine, strong plants. -10c A. DOZEN. , Tomato Plants in Boxes 20c A BOX, 0 In' Pots.bud and bloom 5c Each, and 10c each, or 3 for 25c Cauliflower and Cabbage sold right from hot beds 10c A DOZEN. Brussels Spouts -20c a Dozen Grow the big exhibition Dahlias. We can give you a nice choice iib - 25c each. A good assortment in boxed annuals. FA R. CUNINGHAME FLORIST Member Telegraph Delivery Assn Phones 31 and 176. Call244 :.. WREN IN NEED OF ANY PLUMBING or Metal Work HAVE YOUR EAVETROUGHS OVERHAULED NOW. DO NOT WAIT UNTIL, FALL �. Martzn Sen our i Paints & Varnishes mains HARDwAiE and PLUMBING Phone 244 For the Juni Bride You will find a most remarkable new Stock of Furniture and other necessities to furnish your new home, and you can depend, that the prices will be as reasonable as possible, NEW DINING ROOM, CHESTERFIELD, KITCHEN or BEDROOM SUITES, STUDIO COUCHES, RUGS or FLOOR COVERINGS, CUTLERY, ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT of any Kinds. STOVES OF ALL hINDS and KITCHENWARE. STORE CLOSED WED, AFTERNOON During JUNE, JLY., AUG. BALL & ZAPFE Phone 195. Hardware, Furniture, Funeral Directors, Ambulance Service. N. Ball, Phone 110. J. J. Zapfe, Phone 103. PHONE 111 CLINTON SPECIALS for Thur. Fri. Sat. PEACHES, Standard Size, 2's squat, 2 tins ....,....25c KELLOGG'S RICE KRJISPIES, each 10c JAM, Raspberry, Strawberry, 32 oz. jar 25c GINGER NUT BISCUITS, (about 100 to lb). 2, 25c New Crop SULTANA RAISINS, 2 lbs. 23c•. SOME OF OUR REGULAR PRICES Old Cheese,' 1b. 21c New Cheese, lb 16c 2 -in -1 White Cleaner, 12c Peas, 2 tins 19c P. & G. Soap, 4 bars 15c Laundry Starch, lb. 10c SHORTENING, 2 lbs. for 27c SHRIMPS, American Beauty, per tin 19c Baker's Cocoa, 1-2 1b. tin 17c Tuna Flakes, 61-2 oz. tin 15c Granulated or Yellow Sugar, 5 lbs for 25e Colne In, Look Around -You are Under No Obligation To Buy. FREE DELIVERY R.Thorpson. Successor To J. T. McKNIGHT and:SON.