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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1933-04-27, Page 3PAGE CLINTON. NEWS -WORD THURS. APRIL 27, X933 _ m�," m. , W.., + n ` , VATF svwsw -, a n,.wxaam arxxm,+... WITH keen appreciation . ithat it is the mothers, housewives, sisters, and sweethearts in Clinton who do fully 90 per cent ofthe shopping, this message is courteously submitted as a thought on how each and every one can materially assist in the further development and growth of Clinton. Community growth hinges absolutely upon u on business development. There is only one "U" in community ---and it is in pro- portion to YOUR loyaltypatronage to home affairs, home industries, home stores that our town will andand increased grow. If you do ALL of your shopping in Clinton there will be more jobs, better pay values all along the line. Your Home, your hopes of success for self, brother, sweetheart or husband pivot about this point of home -town loyalty. . A river never rises higher than its source and so it is in community affairs. There can be no higher real estate values, wages or bigger opportunities than is brought about through the volume of business which is the life of every community. Your Dollars spent at home make this those dollars we weaken our own volume and if we divide investments and hopes of increased values of our holdingsjustbuying campaign.note the real ai nWhynot look first in Clinton stores, see the new merchandise now on display, values o ffered whether it be apparel or food; necessities or luxuries. You will find prices just as low and quality just as high ---more often higher ---and home-towu merchants a great deal more obliging. Its Your Town—and My Town—Let's Make it Grow Irwin's Drygoods Store J. P. Sheppard & Co., Groceries Bartliff & Crich, Bakery and. Confectionery W. T. O'Neil, Groceries Cluff's Shoe Store Clinton Chopping Mill Elite Cafe Eames, The Cleaner Cooper's Variety Store Misses Beattie, Millinery Clinton Flour Mill W. M. Aiken, Harness and Luggage Clinton Knitting Co., Hosiery Connell & Tyndall, Butchers W. H. Hellyar, Jeweler A. McDonald, Millinery { • Y~ W. S. R. Holmes, Druggist W. J. Mozell, Plumbing and Tinsmithing C. V. Cooke, Florist N. W. Trewartha, Poultry and Eggs Burgess Photo. Studio C. H. Venner, Electrican J. B. Mustard Coal Co, A. E. Finch, Poultry and Eggs E. G. Howes, Electrican W. J. Jago, Cleaning and Pressing A. D. McCartney, Coal Dealer Plumsteel Bros., Drygoods putter, Perdue & Walker, Hardware & Furniture Lobb's General Store, Groceries Davis & Herman, Tailors W. D. Fair & Co., Bookstore J. Cuninghame, Florist T. Hawkins, Hardware and Plumbing J. T. McKnight & Son, Groceries Wendorf'sBakery and Confectionery Ball & Zapfe, Hardware and Furniture E. L. Mittell, Poultry Pletsch Branch Hatchery