HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-3-23, Page 8':U U11SDAX', SJAIII'%II kitril, '1822
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T'1}by're, the only ' pair you will ever have, 'Do they ever
bother ou ? Do you lave headaches :and don't know the rea-
• son ? • Fetter consult -us. We wiI1 be Pleased to give you -a
thorotji h exaarination;- and fit you with glasses that will relieve
,you of ally° ,trouble. DON'T .NEGLECT YOUR ,d4YES,,
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Next IIoVey'a Drug ^ Steri
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Just Arrived,
uw;spri g siock of importecd-woollens,
A nine range of blues, greys and fancy worsted:' .All
,guaranteed fust : colors. Our prices are right and--'
worl?;r unship the, very best.
Mcl3wan:.Brothers, ;Merchalut Tailors
WilkenBlock Opposite Post •Office'
ilusual Price- Reductions
FOR OUR, BIO_, CLEARING. O.E. ALL BROKE -
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LINES BEFORE :STOC'K-TAKING,.
Neem Sprint Geode will 'seen begin to, arrive and
Winter Cccds most be clesrcd,out`regard]ess of prate:.
A ssortment of Men's and,' Boy's'Winter Caps
to char at (ilrt:e are' It ESthan cost)., ` ' '79e,
Many other lines in job .lots to clear
Men's' heavy wool underwear, reg. $3s00 sale price $2,29
Boy'e'heavy wool•underwear reg ,Fel.25 sale price , 7961:'
Bargains in Sweaters, Overcoats, Suits and all -
lines ,ofFootwear'
TERMS OF SALE. CASH.
CLOTHING
THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS,
PHONE- &8
NEW' IDE93 PATTERNS,
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OUR ` WEEKLY LIMERICK,
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There once was a lady
named' -Mr's. Thayer,
Who liked for her kit-
chen Alluminum
ware. '
So' sl�e.came to our''
Where we have it
• galore
And"lrer kitchen no}Y:
slimes •with `a
dazzling glare
We also -have another shipment of the genuine Old Grey
Ware—assortment your' clfoice for tetic
Special sale of wear even All.uminuna: Sauce pans only 98e
See our"Granite and Alluminum ware windows_
Our Spring Stock of paints, varnishes, stains; enamels,
etc is now complete
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.A LA D ROS.
tardware, Stoves and Novelties The -Store With' i Stock
Paine, \Tarnishes and Stains
hite Lead
Raw and Boiled, oils, Coal Oil
Lubricating i7%Is
Ilaber-oid Roofin�rT�
of all Grades
and. General Hardware
$00 1►oks at'
ALP PRICE
lir}uag pulh. bonds out of the •
stnrc • Sellizrg' I+uShes their out,
tlfry store keeper would riitliee , ,
hate there' pulled" thein• to have
to.puhlr'them, but when tho.liuy-'
A r 1bogixu9 te, do lese 'hulling the
Seller-. uauatAo mire pushing,
We afro tavrri to prl,alr over
300" bookie .oi:.`all kinds.
Como, FICTION, EDUCATIONAL,,
R);LIGIOLJS, A FEW BIBLES.
By offering them at•halt price,
Sur'el'y an advantageoi 5;buy ref
yet. 'IVill you see them?
Me ::. Fair Ca
Often the Cheapest—Alwags the Best•
EYE SPECIALIST
A L. Cole, Jaye Sight Specialist,'
an Honour Graduate , of the Caned -
San Ophthalinic College of Toronto.
Goderich, Ont. Office hours: 9 a.m,
to 5 p.m. Practice limited to the eye.
r um item lath,
Miss Agnes Walker was . home, from
Clifford for _over the week -end
Miss ,Kate Parke of New York ,city
„is,„ vie ting •heir. sister, Mrs: John.
Mn J•,:••MeCaig of.,Guelph-is visiting
..his - brother} err' 'Russel. McCaig' of
Miss 'Illora-•IIe`inelly'1vas'-down froini
11.1i1driiay diieirding the week -end`
t he>. `hoiite. ' '
Mr's. Howard Zeats of Toronto is.
visitiiie, her Parents,, Mr. land 1v s.
'Roberti 14Ie"niell
Mr. Wallace Wheatley,- - of Wood-
stock spent the weeli-end with his
family in Clinton.
Mrs. Oat -worthy of Ailsa Craig has
been visiting., her mother, Mrs.
Whittinghann, this, week. •
Miss Helen Ross of Torontospent,
the` week -end .in Clinton as the
guest of alias -Agnes Walker.
Mrs. 10, 'r. Saville-' visited: her
mother, Mr's. Weihster of Loncles-
boro,during the. past week.
Mr. Arthur Cook, who has spent
the winter in Hamilton, , and Tor-
onto, returned to Clinton on Tues-
day. -.
Miss Margaret Holmes, who has
been visiting,frienda at Win;•ham
and Whitechurch, has, returned
hone_ -
Miss McTavish, nurse, of Clinton Inas
been attending Mr's. N. T. Adams,
who is now 'improving;—Blyth
Standard:
Dr. T, S.. Evans Did Messrs .:Er-
skine and "George Evans• attended
• the funeral • of -Mrs: J: A. Cam-
eron at Bayfield on Sunday.
Miss Minnie Cooper left Tuesday'
morning fol Collingwood, where
she
will visit for, a fortnight ht . at
the home of her brother,'Ogle
Ogle
Cooper.
Miss- Parke -New- Yolk City,
who has Keen visiting her sister,
Mrs,' John Clufr has, gone to
Sogtharnoton te, visit her -brother,
The Rev. J. F Parle.
ExMayor MelViurray of Clinton
was in 'town 'during the weelt post-
-ing bills :for the Clinton Spring
Fair, which is to be -held en April
Gth.•--.Blyth Standard.
Mr. Erskine Evans of the Toron-
to University'was home OVer tlie-
.week-enol, coming un to attend
'the funeral . of the late Mrs. T.
A, Cameron; which took place • at
Bayfield on_ Sunday.
Mr. Adam Cantelon"- left on Mon-
dztiy.,for Manle Creek; Sask., after•.
spending , the winterwith his
brother, Mr. II, H, Canteloh of.
Dinsl:ey Terrace, over the bridge,
south ,of town. '
Mr. Fletcher (ibi ing's, who has been
spending the' winter with This
-parents, Mr. and •Mi•s. R. J. Gibb-
ings - or ,town, and,;, with other
friends, left Friday on his retain
to^ Rosetown, Sask. •
Mr. 'S.' -D. ,Evans of Fenton Miclr-.,
was +a_ visitor at the •home of
Dr. S. J and Mrs.'Evans,,,over,.
the . week end:.; He. came .over 'Co
attend the funeral of . his .,niece,
the .. fate MrS. ' J,` A, Cameron,
which took, place at Bayficld en,
Sunday.
,:Mr. Lawrence Morrldon of Chicago
arrived in , town Friday evening
and is visiting his father and
other relatives in 'Mullett. Lnrv-
ranee has riot been well for sone
weeks and thought a visit to the
house locality Would set hint up,
as we trust it. will,
Mr, and Mrs.. John IMSeKinley of
Stanley visited their daughter,
Mrs. J. B. Levis, this week on
their retiirri'fronn Toronto where
they had been called on account of
the sudden,. death of their sister in.
law, Mrs-, James MCI,finley, hick
'occurred eh Saturday last,
Mr. G. W., Cuninghamo went down
to Brantford' an Saturday to pay -
Et farewell visit to his brothel' -in-
law, Mr. Carl last, nefore his deo
par'tute to North Bay, and accent -
pained him to Toronto where the90
83Sent 'tiro iveck-erd with vela
tivee. Me Cuninghanne, who is
an out -or -doors mail, almost en -
vias Mr, That goin'gtip 50 the mime.
lefestect north jrrat ae strtingl ia.
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Z.' SAVE YOU MONEY
We are still offering the public many bargains at Jew prices; to be plea Ed from our large
double stockimmediately,
Nlerhhmallow .' 'L
15c eiYlt3�i Crisp
5 Bise`d.�its
3Oc lb.; 13
1sctlitta per lb
Ginger ' Snaps
per pound
Essences and`'Jeil'ie Powders,
JA/V1.5'
regular 45c for 25e
10'MARfi1ALADE
regular 45c for 25e
ORAPELADE
regular 50c for 35c
lac
all flavors, 3 for 24c
SUGA
Pure One ;Special price by the bag
while unloading our second ear .
13 Lbs, for $1.00.
Corn Syrup
.5 to pails
39c.'
Coffee
-38c pound
Black Tea 3 lbs.1.15'
positively you.' last chance to buy at
this price.
Cocoa
2 lbs '25c
Rolled Oats
10 .lbs 38c 3 lb, pail
Pure Lard .
63c
Shortening.
3 lb pail 59c
-Corn Meal
10 lbs 38c
SPECIALS _
Green Onions, Oranges, Celery, Cabbage
'Lettuce Rhu,barb, , . Bitter Oranges
Watch tole ,Show ' Dag Bargains Apir;ill 6th
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—CLINTON
11418 Stores in Ontario
Our business is growing. Seven more stores
added to the ' chain. Tla EI E'1s A
EASON.
Does it not'ina an something to you
to trade with us ?
'DOMINION
lir Baking'.
efk Powder -
`t SURE To PLEASE
Our own' '
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Specio'1 Blend
2 c COFFEE 39�
r�T
Sold Elsewhere at Goc lb._
4 TEIIS WEEK ONLY
mild ,� `'� 'naacbine
4 a3�`` cured s1.10(-1.
sliced
4
31c
GIABI 40 ft, TEL1 DR'S CROWN, BRAND 'cs
Wish, , Clothes .. gal Sodas; I Corn ''Syrup• , fe
'sr •Boards ' ��ILines ' lid l'Bisctrits - `�ryJ 5.1b.
l
,R$a.
1Ulbpal
e 1.C5
I. pure ®�
YELLOW
0.) Corn
°Iiti Meal 7 (lbs.
1.liE ..BEST • SWEET, JUICY
1
Rolled x
ORANGES `
2 Wheat'2 lbs Navel per dos
'fr
We sell`` ' each'yeax•to make 10 million
eifo igh •gallone,''An oce4n litter could
float Iu-•the cup this Would fill
Try a pound .today: at .
Sold elsewhere at' 65c:,
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Canada's
Largest Retail .Grocery_.
ROZSeMMA
at Hoeae
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will 'now be- planning the Spring clean up campaign -.
,an f we have the necessary equipment and material to
assist her
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Wallpaper cleaner Alabestine in many shades
Clear Varnish lel arbel ite -
Floor Stains Wood- Filler
Cr er•Cill:�r'' Johnsons- Floor 'aax etc
f,iav I�'lops ti Dustless Mops w
O'Ceclar Mops' Varnish and faint Brushes
Hair. Brooms and the necessary step ladder
A Car of mixed roofing is now here, consisting of Period and. Slat Sxrfaced
3G inches by 18 roil Roofing and Slate Surfaced Shingles
0. i- 0op,3
GENERAL HARDWARE -
SEASONABLE GOODS AT REASONABLE PRICES.
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PHONE 53
Our new cloths are the finest collection we have
had for, many Seasons: and are priced at a very close
margin of profit and weknow.that for real dollar value,
they cannot he equalled.
"QUALITY FIRST” has always been our
motto, and this Season, we -aro out toliemonstrate more
than ever, that REAL HAND TAILORING. all wool
material and hieb grade trimmings are the only true
ecomony in Men's Clothes.
Aces rage from
v
to $55
wscaMICZOIROVEIRO
Davis , Herman
THE VETERAN' TAIi:ORS
Opposite Town Hall Brown's Men's Furnishings Store
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Htd>'le'ctesVUIe
The series of inion ,Lantern Ser -
vises which were unavoidably inter-
rupted.tlris Wednesday will be re-
sumed next week, The 'topics of the
services are "`T'he,Men 'Who Crucified
Chriet." The next dervico will .be
ihelcl on Wednesday, the 20th. at
8,30 e.rn, in Ilolinesville Methodist.
church_
Port,Alber
Mrs, Jas, Young is again sable' to
leave her
MrS, Jesoph Tiirert is eenfined to
her .loom the past -week,
Our assail matt hsts been very. good
this winter 'making his daily trip
most' of the winter. .Bill has his eye.
to business.
Will Broy ii has been cutting
WOO in the neighbor'hoed' the past,
week with his outfit.
Tommy Dixon, who lost' his, fin-
ger with a buzz -saw -is about all
right again,
Tom Green is again able to make
a trip to the village.
Quite a lot or ' sicltness in the
neighborhood at proStnt and the
doctors are going back and forth
daily. '
Our village, miller• Is on sick list
at present.
Roy Petrie has been engaged ^ with
John Quaid for the summer
The the plant is again about to
start 'writ after a rest for the win-
CBEBliEftG
The bread, of quality
Ask your grocer for it or
phone 204 and our
driverwill call
OtJR MOTTO; SERVICE
" Say it with Flowers
Brighten your own home and cheo:
, your, sick friends with
CUT FLOWBRSee
We can Supply ,
ROSES, VIOLETS, _CARNATION
DAFFODILS And FREESIAS
Reduced Prices on all
Special attention 'given to rimer
and Wedding orders,
S O' JLL CUNiNCI1A
Phone 204 The Baiter Phovie 3t Mori
ter,
Seeker fishing at the harbor is
again theYpSstinie.
Robert Johnston la iii; th sOCt1OII
pressirng- hay, A Tot of hay h
begin pressed dt the port this
ter and prices 1150 good.