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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1920-3-4, Page 4O1iiatc lkle4N6.Record Marcia qui, i92O TS x:r !q TERM CAST RUGS TAPESTRY, I3ILUSSELS, VELVET These rugs range in size for din- ing room, living room, bedrooms and halls.' They are Oriental, conven- tional, and small allover designs, in combinations of tan, fawn, green, brown, rose and blue., Tapostry, 3x4 yds, reg 340 for 328 Tapestry 8x4 yds reg 330 for 1.7.00 Brussels *x4 yds reg 358 for 39,50 Brussels 3x8 h yds reg 350 for 335 Tapostry 3x3'/,, reg $38 for 23.75 Tapestry 3x31/., reg 338 for 22.50 Brussels 3x3 yds reg 05 for 27,50 Tapestry 3x3, reg $33.50 for 321 Tapestry. 21/.x3, reg 332 for 320 Tapostry 2144% , reg 340 for 28.75 Brussels 23!}x3, reg 382 for 322.75 Brussels 214x3, reg $27 for 319 Veivet ilea -ala, reg $18 for 310 Tapestry 1 x214, rag 22.50 for 15.50 Velvet .11 x214, reg $16 for $9.50 Velvet 1 aft x21, reg 330 for 18.50 Velvet itr x21/.b, reg 330 for 18.50 Tapestry 1%x2%, reg $15 for 8.75 Union 3x3elt, reg 31.4 for 38.50. 1 TERMS CASH Your last opportunity to buy house furnishings and furs at less than wholesale prices. Sale Commencing Saturday, Peb. 28th for eight dags. As we are going to discontinue handling house furnishings, everything must be sold regardless .of cost.. , OILCLOTHS AND LINOLEUM'S 25 yai'ds of Oilcloth 114. yds wide, REG 81.25 FOR, 95c 26 yards of Oilcloth, 11/ yds wide good patterns REG 31,60 FOR 31.16 50 yards of Floor Oileloth, 2 yds wide, good patterns, REG $1,75 FOR 31,35 85 yards of Scotch Linoleum, T and C patterns REG 33.75 FOR 2,49 1 piece of Liuoietnu, best quality,' 4 .yards wide, REG 36 FOR $4,98 CONGOLEUM SQUARES 1 only, 3x3 yards, good. pattern REG $19 FOR 313.95 1 only, Corgoleum. Square, 3x8'/• • Yards REG $20 FOR $14.45 I only, Congoleum Square, 2x4 yds REG $12 FOR $6.00 RUGS 8 only, reversible wool rage, guar. 'anteed colors, fringe ends, sizes 27x54 inches. REG 36.50 FOR $3.98 STRAW M TTS 15' only Straw Matte; sizes 36x70 REG 60c FOR 84c JUTE, RUGS 4 only, Jute Rugs, .good wearing and splendid designs, 36x72 inches REG $5.50 FOR 33,98 AXMINSTER RUGS 3 only, Axminster Rugs, good col- ors and quality, 27x54 inches • REG 37.50 FOR $5.25 DOOR MATS' 8 only, Mohair Mats, green and fawn, wii(h and without fringe REG 31.75 FOR 31.19 STAIR OILCLOTH 1 piece, 18 inches wide ' • REG 50c FOR 39c JAPANESE RUGS 2 only, Japanese reversible rugs, 3x3 yards REG $4 FOR 32.69 JAPANESE MATTING 150 yards' Japanese Matting, good make, colors plain fawn,- fawn, and blue. fawn and green. REG. 60c FOR 29c' RUGS 5 only, reversible wool rugs, guar- anteed colors, fringe ends, size 31 x60 inches, REG 37.75 FOR $4.98 GROSS TEX RUGS 2 only, 9x12 feet,green and blue border, good wearing rug REG 511 FOR 310.50 1 only, 2x3 yards, REG•$12.50 FOR 38,15 COCOA MATTING 1 piece only, 24 inches wide REG 90c FOR 65c 2 dozen Stair Pads. REG $1,60 FOR 1.10 Out They 6 We have probably, 1000 rolls of paper,,,,,,;; extra heavy .quality, a ° but not strictly `tip-"`A,A, to.date." They. were � lr • `, ° ":�"" formerly offered for Pale for 25c to 50c a I 1-0.1/11%, roll but to cleat' r.: ' i Il w.��ii9��lP4 them quick- we will Successor to Couch & Co. 011 Frac ag ani3 Satalydaag,. March.5th and Gib Clear the lot at 100 per roll They are mostly floral and conventional..designs and a few stripes In the lot are a'numbt'r of choice ceiling papers extra heavy and covered with flint gilt ALL PAPER TRIMMED FREE. • A. T. Cooper, Clinton ..,3a:sa=11:1==:^ra. est ====n.KMES.a=7.vrzana•M0 CONSTIPATION By the tern CONSTIPATION is meant either infrequent, difficult or in• suiacieet evacuation of the contents of the Lower Bowel, The Concentration, SymptomsL ssitude or a, feeling iof General Indispoental sition, Bad Bck of reath, Coated Tongue, Loa of Appetite, Sallow Skin which may become dry and rough and Pimples may appear. Sometimes there is Heart Palpitation, Hysterical Spells and Nervous Exhaustion. IT IS IMPORTANT to treat Constipation promptly as this condition generally leads to many serious disorders: Careful judgment should be used in selecting a proper remedy; ordin- ary Cathartics apd Laxatives have a weakening effeet upon the system, others Gripe and Purge and Mineral Oils, if talten several times a day may retard secretion of the gastric jute° and also interfere with the obsorption of food. BACKING'S IUIDNEY AND LIVER. PILLS form an ideal tonic-• laxative for Constipation and its evil results. We give herewith -the medicinal action of the ingredients of RACK- ING'S KIDNEY ANI) LIVER PILLS in eider that you may form your own opinion as to the Value of this wonderful medicine. CASCARA -Laxative, Cathartic, with Intestinal Torpidity. This acts Tonic to the Liver and Intestines, best when used in combination with does not cause 'Griping or unpleasant other drugs and herbs. symptoms, good for Chronic Consti- pation when used in small and repeat- ed doses for a considerable period of time. ' • MAY APPLE -Useful in Fevers and Inflammations of almost every typo and tor all disorders of the Liver and Spleen. 1t'or indigestion, Jaun- dice, Piles, Constipation, Dropsy and Skin Irruptions. CULVERT'S ROOT -A Laxative and Tonle, useful in Dyspepsia, Jaun- dice, files, Die.rhoea, Dysentery, Cholera. Corrects Liver Troubles, Gives tong and vigor of at0tlon to the entire secretive apparatus of,the sys- tem. Mao for Inflammation of OM 3latlder. GAMBOGE --Used in Obstinate c0nstlpation and Dropsies attended These are the principal ingredients of 1Iaeking'Ii Kidney and Liver pills, you wfil find that this combination will produce a healthy condition D>; the Stomach, Liver, TKiclneya and 13owele, No other tinier; or combination of tlenge, oils, 1azal.ives, pille Or our- olives will Imo spate bens8eial effect as HACKING'S IFIJN10Y AND LIVER, PILLS, but you must be stn's to get, IOCRINGrS ail Rei ether kind will de. 'rloe,e5c a box, 5 foe $1.00. Sold by all dealer's or by male Itaclieg's Limited, Listowel. HYOSCYAMUS --Helpful to the :Kidneys, stops .pain, soothes' the Nerves, lessens irritability of the Nerve Centres, For Fuinctional Pal- pitation of the Heart, helpful to the Mucus Membrane of the Kidneys and Bowels. Chiefly employed to re - Rove pain and to quiet Nervous ex- citement, CAPStCUM-Stimulant and Stem - ache, usefulin. Feeble and Languid Digestion, Dyspepsia, Atonic Gout, Celle autl Cholera, PEPPERtVTINT--Useful in Flatuetit Colic to chock Nausea and Calle. For Spasmodic Pains of the Stomach and Bowels, for Neuralgia and Itheuiea- tiem, prevents griping and for gas ba the stomach. TheDouble Track Route ---between--- MONTREAL, 'rOltoNTo, DETROIT • and CHICAGO. Unexcelled dining ear service. Sleeping cars on night trains and Parlor cars on principal day trains. Full information from any Grand 'trunk Ticket Agent or C. E. Horn - tug, District Passenger Agent, Tor- onto. A. 0, Pattison, Depot Agent. JOTIN RANSFORD to SON, Phone 55, Uptown Agents THE VANCOUVER EXPRESS FOR. WINNIPEG CALGARY VANCOUVER Passengers for Western Canada will find the "Vancouver Express" frmn Toronto, 10 p.m. Daily via Canadian Pacific a most convenient train. It stops at and connects for till principal points, The equipment consists of up-to- date Standard Sleepers, Dining Car, Tourist Sleepers, Compartment Ob- servation Car, First Class Coaches and Colonist Car. The most beautiful scenery in Canada is along the line of the Canadian Pacific with magnificent Rocky Mountain Resorts at Banff, Lake Louise, and Glacier. Those contemplating a Pacific Coast Trip should get in touch with W. Jackson, Clinton, Canadian Pa- cific Ticket Agent or write W. B. Howard, District Passenger Agent, Toronto. -84-2 RAW FURS WANTED Highest cash prices paid for Skunk, Raccoon and IVlink Enquiries promptly answered ROSS LIMITED eteasiUFACTitltens Esiablltl,ad 1801 ':;ono r : . alar, rt, y 65 (ippen. Mr. Alex ItIeIKenzie attended the funeral of his cousin, Mrs. John Garret, at Londesboro on Monday. Mrs. John Balfour, of Regina is visiting old freinds in and around Kippon, where she is favorably known. Mr. Balfour conducted a general store here for a number of years. Her many friends are pleased to meet her again, Word -has been received of the death of Mr. David Weismiller, who at one time conducted a general store and tailoring establishment in the stand now occupied by Robt. Brown - Clinton 1 lee. 13e moved to Toronto where he has been in the insurance business. Heart failure was the cause of his death. The assessors are now on their rounds for another year. Mr. Wm. Deitz and Mr. Lawrence Moffat have been drawing logs for Hon. Adam Beck of London from the Logan Farm in Stanley. They are leaving them on the Taylor farm from where they will be taken to Lon- don by motor truck as soon as the roads are in good condition. Mr. Roy Brown, son of Mr. Ang- us Brown of Tuckersmith, who has been ill in the west, is reported as improving. o arty .... el phone - 5 at,CP TECESSARY curtailment of . now construction during the war, fol• lowed by the unprecedented development since the armistice, have resulted in . a universal shortage of telephone material,. In order to utilize our supply of equipment to the best advantage, to reduce delay in installations to a mini- mum, and to avoid refusing service to anyone, we ask those intending to order telephones to consider the advantage of two-party service_ The cost to the user is substantially lower than .for individual line, and the service of a high standard. We will be glad to furnish full in- formation, "Every Bell Telephone in a long distance station" MRS. C. RUMBALL, LOCAL MANAGER The Bell Telephone Company OF CANADA . FURS 10 pieces, Odd Furs, marmot and opposum, to be. sold at less than wholesale prices, REG. $1.5' FOR 37.50 VOILE CURTAINS 8 pairs of Voile Curtains, nicely finished, in ivory only. REG $6.50 FOR 35.25 SCRIM CURTAINS Nicely trimmed with insertion and lace, 21/. yards long REG. 35.50 FOR $4.19 MARQUESETTE CURTAINS 10 pairs of Marquesette Curtains, in Bream and ivory REG 36.00 FOR 34.49 NETT CURTAINS 10 pairs of Nett Curtains, in cream, good heavy quality REG 54.75 FOR $3.19 TERMS CASH r"' .;v°,vima3,�,`���•j� 1 1 WINNIPEG BRANDON REGINA SASKATOON The 1447y to F dA DAILY SERVICE Lye. TORONTO (Union Statical) 9.15 P.M. CALGARY EDMONTON VANCOUVER VIC TOWIA STANDARD TRANS-CONTMENTAL TRAIN EQUIPMENT THROUGH- OUT, INCLUDING NEW ALL STEEL TOURIST SLEEPING CARS. Sun, Mon. Wad. Fri. --Canadian N3ttonal all tho way. TUes. Thurs. Set -Via G.T., T. & k.0., Cochrane thence C. le. Rye,. Tickets and full information.. from nearest Canadian National rtallways' Agent, A. T. COOPER, CLINTON ONT, or General. Passenger Department, Toronto. ment 1 regarding land in Westernronto and Canada availat,lo,for farming owill r othefull r purculars poses. Auction Sale °f uttermlik for Feeding "un uses Satanlydaq, March 6th, all 3,30 pan. at the Creamery, C3allaton Mr. George Elliott has instructions to sell by auction our entire production of buttermilk for the coming season, in six separate lots, being the make for each of the six days of the week throughout the season. CLINTON CREAMERY, Limited THE ART SENSATION THAT HAS REVEALED THE FULL, SPLENDOR Or THE MOTION PICTURE. D. We C .1FFI61t: 'S 64 SUPERB CREATION r ke w 1 s 6519 Taken from a story of Thomas Bu rite, is at once the most pitiful, mot tragic, and withal, the most sublime love story ever told. And hx the telling, -tile master, Griffith, has wrought such rare and un- dreamed of beauties that a new net, full, rich, boundless is revealed • PRINCESS TIIEATRE Fiaida l and Satan'dalj Evening, Mar. and is at B p.m. and Sa taw -aj atihee at 2.30 MIS. J. E. DOI•IERTY WILL SING "BROKEN BLOSSOMS" ?1:ELAN' S 'ORCHESTRA BOTH E'VENIN'GS A1)MISST01'-A l )ts Evening f0c, Matinee 354