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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1921-11-10, Page 6PAGE. Sib 1 See The New Winter� On Sale At 1 The Clinton 11is� Coats BROWN'S rt Seasonable Lines at Reasonable Prices Glass — all sizes — Single or double Diamond. Stall Fixtures -= Ram Door Hangers and Track Stable Brooms; Stable Forks, Stable Shovels, Lanterns NEPONSIT—Combination wall board, Quarter Oak on one side and Cream white on reverse side. A good line of Coal and Wood Heaters, wth and without oven Ma T. Corless PHONE -53 GENERAL HARDWARE.' ,. ...,ate TRY T. H wkiy .s SFO" PLUMBING HEATING AND TOEING Repairing Promptly one Phone 53 leen F tarnEa6=G's There`,is a Reason Ask Us. Lead Genuine D. L. & W. Scranton Coal Yes we have It in all sizes. Don't put off buying as the price is gradually stiffening. Delay will only cause a pan- icky buying craze similar to that ex- perienced last fall when prices went crazy. :rrl Let me advise you td fill up with MUSTARD'S COAL • it answers the burning question. We also carry in stock for your con- venience AT CLINTON Hardwood, in different qualities Slabs, the ideal summer fuel, Cedar rails, fine for kindiing;Canada Cement, the standard article, Threshing coal. convenient and safe. AT BRUCEFLELD Hemlock Lumber at new prices, 2X, aX & SX Shingles, at your own price Hardwood, Slabs, Canada Cement, 'Chest put, Stove and Soft Coal. JN: B. MUSTARD Clinton & Bruceeld. Phone for Clinton No. /4, Tl; Phone For Brucefield 11 on 618. Fresh Lettuce We can fill orders for Fresh Lettuce ever day. Let us have your order now Clanton Greenhouse MRS. T. COOTTLE Phone 102. SCRANTON COAL Don't forget to leave your order for HARD and SOFT COAL . with E. WARD, if you want satisfaction. Chestnut and Stove Coal on Hand Also Some Good Hardwood —We will look after you— Cannel Coal Now on Hand • Terms --Strictly Cash—Phone 155. RESIDENCE—HURON STREET —THE. CORNER. GROCERY— Our. Stock of Groceries is al- ways fresh. Our aim is always to give patrons courteous and prompt attention; to sell nothing but honest goods, giving honest weights at honest rrices. Goods Delivered to all parts of the town. • A SPECIAL 4 Ears of a good Laundry soap 23 Regular 25c Soap Chips 19c a Ili Fred. W. Wigg Phone 45. An Announcement ."rem all' s Studio Last year we were asked to make over five hundred sittings during the month of November. We didn't attempt to do this, as in fairness to ourselves . we cannot undertake to do rush work and finish- your photo- graphs as they deserve to be finished. We would rather make only a limited number and make them right. 'k , l.:`` f As our appointment book is already getting filled up, we must again impress upon you the necessity of coming this month. You cannot visit all your friends at Christmas, but your dearest friends will appreciate the spirit which prompts you to send your,; photograph. EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Rog -.Ball , Photographer Phone 66 ern Tbursday, Niovembr t 10th, 19V" Local News Held Thanksgiving Dance. The Pastime Club, held their open. ing winter dance at their clubrooms on Thanksgiving .evening,; Phalen's orch- estra suppliWcl the music. We Were AR Fed Up. The Editor had quite made up his mind that he would have to eat salmon or sardines, something tasty, for his Thanksgiving dinner, when our good friend, Mr. W, Patton, of Goderieh township brought in one of his prize ducks,and believe us there was nothing left but the bones of that bird. Just a "Milk -Shake." E. Jackson's horse, attached to the milk wagon took a Jaunt to 'himself on Saturday morning, coming up Vic- toria street and running along to Rat- tenbury street. Spectators got'out to see` the spill when the horse turned the corner, but the old fellow, broke into a trot and aas he was turning, started to walk, so that he,was caught and no damagewas done. , Presentation. On Sunday evening after the even. ing service, the Churchwardens on be- half of the Congregation of St. Paul's .church, presented Mrs. Morgan Agnew, with a purse and address.` The pre- sentation was made by Mr. •3. A. Ford and address read by Mr. Chas. Mid- dleton. Following was the address:— To ddress—To Mrs. Morgan Agnew: Dear Mrs. Agnew:—We the members of St. Paul's church, .Clinton, take this opportunity, on the occasion of your marriage of presenting you with a slight token of our esteem and gratit- ude for your untiring work in'connect- ion with our church. We likewise wish to convey to you and your hus- band the united good wishes of our congregation and sincerely trust, that in the future all joy and happiness may be yours. We are not unmindful of the valued assistance rendered during the long period in which you were Organ- ist, in improving our services by your wonderful musical ability; the thought of which will ever Huger as a sweet memory to be cherished by us. We trust that you may be granted health and strength and long be per- mitted to direct the musical services of our beloved 'Church. We therefore ask you to accompanying purse, Keith wishes, Signed oa 1'. h; if of the tion, No Cheap Rates. t1 1za� The railways offered no cheap rates for Thanksgiving week enol. -• Hydro Was Off, For 10 minutes Wednesday after. noon, power and light was cut off, Thanksgiving Services. Services were held in Wesley church and St. Joseph's church on Thanks- giving Day, A Quiet and Chilly Holiday, Thanksgiving Day was rather quiet here, due largely to the inclement weather. Nothing serious in the line of accidents was reported and alto- gether the daypassed off very quiet- ly. The gun sports were out to the bush and the Pastime Club held a dance in the evening. . Real Estate Changes. Mrs. M. C. Long, of Highgate, has purchased the home of Miss Moore, Albert street north, and took possess. ion last week, Mr. Ezra Pickard, of Holmesville, has purchased the home of Mr. Albert Seeley, Mary street. Mr. Seeley and :family will move to their new home on Huron street. Mrs. W. Glenn has rented her cottage on Ontario street to Mr. Pearce, of the Dorion Stores Ltd. lasgszasiapzew LIVE PETRY tIANTtO We handle all kinds of live and dressed poultry. Special prices{ paid for properly milk fed chick- ens. It will pay you to finish your poultry, as our extra price will more than cover cost of feed used. Inquire for prices when ready to sell. Our prices are unsurpassed for all high grade poultry. GUNK LA CL E & CO LTD. accept the our Fest I Clinton, Ontario C:ongre!;a- 1 N. W. Trowartha The un -to -date Firm Local Manager C. G. Middleton. Warden Jas. A. Ford, Warden Clinton, November 6th, 1921, Chain Telephone 190o CT-,IINTON u_:;r,-cc..Stores of Canada. SUGAR a;. 10 11, s 05c; too cwt $8.25 PURE LARD (Bulk) 2 ih s for 35c ROLLED OATS 5 lbs 20c CHOICE RICE 3 ib s 30c S I. I C ED B A C O N ' Per ib 35c COMFORT SOAP 10 liars 68c SPECIAL BLEND TEA 3 lbs $1.00 BULK DATES 2 Ib s 25c CORN, PEAS, TOMATOES 3 tins 45c PRUNES A !b ...1...... 15c BEST VINEGAR A Gal. 35c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 bus 32c As Clothes are to the Boo,. so are Wall Papers to the Home Few people can afford to be badly dressed;; and few people can afford to live with old or in- harmonious wall papers. They affect the spirits. They decrease self« confidence., They reduce morale. They are unhealthy for mind and body. Harmonious Wall Papers are a Tonic.. They influence the whole atmosphere of the house. If you have in view a change in the atmosphere of your home we invite inspection of our stock and prices. „w The W. D. Fair (2a. lito Often the Cheapest- 1 ways the Best irf SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY A full line of Fudge and Taffy will be on hand for the I-lallow, e'en Parties. _ All lines of Chocolate Bars will be sold at 6 for 26c. 'See Our Puff Pastry Tarts which are turn- ed out of our ovens, always a full line of cakes and pies on hand e esure and ask your G rocer for 'Cremate read or Phone 204 HURON STREET. CLINTON Why It It? 'IThat our Coffee Tr'ade ]las trebled in past year. Why? Sitnply because we have the Coffee that they like after buying it once. They always come back for next pound. Always freshly ,.ground While 0u 1':1;12 Our price to you, per 1 b. THIS WEEK- 55c SPECIALS FOR''::. 3 pkgs Anosmia25c 1 tb Black Tea 35e 3 hats Soap, any brand M5c' lits I$lark Tea 95c 13 bars Soap, any brand ...1.00: 2 Ill s nets' S::edless Raisins 55c 1 small till 5011)10)1 lOc , pkgs. 'a1 Laren's J. Povvder..3 1 large tin k di Salmon S� ! 2 Can:, b.trciinc, 25c 5 lb s Rolic'il Oats °'� i lens sardines 25c A 'C c ° .-..1 1 e:.i ' at our acre. See mar Price of Lard in•Sl � Lets. Highest Prizes for Butter, E9:gs and Dried Apples Mev G�, S THC HAcl!'I OF HEALING /1T 1"�"� � �^�t-;1 �j,'a� .yra�9`� PHONE 191. THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY Clisatan Garai;e and Satte:•y..SService Station The Enforcement of the Headli ght Lhws, means that auto owners must equip their cars with approved Lenses. We have the following to choose from; Lcvelight Holophane Legalite Primolite . Macbeth '.onopher Clear Shaler Roadiighter Conopher Noviol . Clamert Come in and have us fill out your applications J. H. PAXMAN Overland Agent EZAMINER FOR LICENSE DRIVIN G a Phone 80 : Residence 140 CLINTON, ONT. 4 Itr TiN PURE JAM 75c WHITE SATIAN FLOUR A 1 Quality, 24 lbs .. ,95c, CHEESE Per Ib 24c L U X 3 Pkgs. 35c AMMONIA 3 Pkgs 23c Val BROOMS 43c LAUNDRY STARCH 2 lbs 19c' CORN STARCH 2 Pkgs. . 19c TOiiLET PAPER SHREDDED WHEAT 6 rolls for 25c 2 Pkgs. 25c Befbre Buying THE SEASON'S .BEST, IN FOOTWEAR Standing upon the threshold of the Fall Season we announceannounce. our readiness to provide our trade with the very Best of Footwear at moderate prices. We are able to show the best Shoe values at any stated Price! OUR SHOE SERVICE Range Call and See Our Line We do more than simply sell Shoes! Our expert and careful service will provide every Foot that comes to us a Shge that's right in size and construction! "in"' ° 1115 McClary's, SUTTER t& PERDUE Hardware Electric Wiring We ask your Consideration Plumbing FRED. JPielCSON "SHOES `}CHAT SATLSP't'-.