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TIE CLINTON-NEWS RECORD
THURSDAY, JULY- 3; 1-93,).'
CLINT.ON'S LEADING JEWELERY STORE
'hese are lazy; lays. it means a I
call to the out of doors. :So pieltMek-.
ing we go: Paper .:plates, :(ups, nap-
kins and::doilies are a convenience and
an economy. A new colbured cup in
package of 8 for 10e, celephare
wrapped will give a dainty touch to
your table.
Those with defective eye -sight use up 40 percent, inose energy
doing the sane work as those wih perfect vision,
Hence the losses to industry through defective eye -sight is
alarming.
Does it pay to employ help with defective vision.
See to it that they have theireyes properly tested and fitted
•before employing them. • –We can do it scientifically and fit you with the lateststyle'
frames.
Into our marketplace comes what
we regard as a notable value to claim
the attention of scanning eyes and
discriminating buyers, namely, a
three-piece nest of fern pots, small
but ornamental, :the small' size is a-
bput 2t/a" square and 3" high, med-
ium size, 32 square and 31/2 high,
and large' size 4"x4"x4" the ground
colors are green and yellow and each
has a floraldesign on one side. Pric-
ed per set of 3 pieees, 50e..
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Seasion
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Prices
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Celebrating lorions Twelfth
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graduate ,yf Toronto College of Ontotnetry.
Next Hovey s Drug Store. Jeweller' and Optician
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READ OVER THIS LIST OF SPECIALS
EVERYONE IS A MONEY SAVER
.MEN'S ODD PANTS, well -made :and :a big.
Bargain 98e pair
STRAW HATS, at -19e and a clearing line at 15t each
SEE OUR, PINE STRAWS at 750
(They are worth $1.00 and $1.25) -
MEN'S NAINCHECK COMiBINATIONS, regular 75e line
• To Clear at ,. 49c suit
MEN'S FINE WHITE HEMSTITCHED HANDKE'1tCHIEFS
• Clearing at, 2 far 15c
MEN'S FANCY SOX per pair 15c
OVERALLS AND SMOCKS, heavy blue with red back, elastic
brace and well made clearing at $1.19
DON'T FORGET OUR FINE SHIRTS at 95c
WE ARE ALSO GIVING CLEARING PRICES ON TENNIS AND
SPORT SHOES TO CLEAR.
YO'CV WILL FIND IT SAVES YOU MONEY TO GET OUR
PRICES BEFORE YOU BUY.
Plumsteel rose
Buy now what you do need, but
don't buywhat you :don't need, It
will help loosen up money, put idle
•men..to Work, promote prosperity,
which cannot live on hoarded money.
Get in the push and you won't need
a pull, is the idea.
We are one of two. community pur-
chasing agents fur the new United
Church Hymnary, of which there are
five editions.
A consignment of Pottery is just
to hand. Each piece an expressior
of refinement and modeled in an at-
mosphere of art. Odd shaped jugs,
tea pots, biscuit jars and vases, the
shapes and finish of many pieces are
exceptional and carries with them
the prestige of elegance,
IN OUR FRUIT SECTION
Large Water Melons from 49c up
Musk Melons 15c 20c
Bananas 19c to 29c
Oranges doz. 29c and 35c
New..Beets, Carrots, Beans, Tomatoes
and Peas ..
Grape Fruit
Salada Tea lb.
Red Rose Tea lb.
Sifting Tea 1b.
Red Salmon
Pilchards
3 for 25e
540
54c
25c
25c
19c
Golden Bantam Corn, 2 tins 25c
The W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Beat
New Dates, 3 lbs.
New Apricots, lb.
New Prunes, 2 lbs.
Sherriff's Jelly, (with Ball)
Loose Cocoa, lb.
Rice, 3 pounds
Tapioca, 2 pounds
Soda Biscuits, per pound
Assorted Biscuits
Pleasall Coffee, per pound
FRIGIDAIRE
Breakfast Bacon, pound
Peameal Bacon, pound
FRESH MILK DAII
WEDNESDAY MORNING ONLY 2 CAMPBELL'S TOMATOE SOUP
EXCLUSIVE DEALERS, "CLOTHES OF QUALITY"
Campers Orders Packed and Delivered to Bayfield .
CLINTON'S BIG
CORNED GROCETERIA
Phone 48
25c
15c
25c.
3 for 25c
19c
25c
25c
15c
19c
29c
25c
30c
Y
19c
Where
"Sells for Less"
Price Prevails
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AT REAL
Savings
IN PRICK
Dill Pickles, 5 for 10e
Sauer ICrauc, 4 lbs. for , 25e
Square Bologna, per lb , ,. ,111c
IL Made Sausage, 3 lbs. 50c
N,MMade Head Cheese, lb. 10c
Wciners, per lb. 22e
Veal Stews, per Ili: 12c
Smoked Cottage Rolls, Ib. 220
P. M. Cottage Roll, lb, ...20e
Dry Salt Pork, Ib. ' 18e
Schneider's Bulk Lard, ib. 11e
Picnic Hams, smoked, lb180
Ccrned Beef, per ib. 12e
Shortening, ]b, prints, 2 for 25c
CHOICE VEAL AND LAMB.BEEF AND PORI{ IN STOCK
KINDLY ORDER THE DAY BEFORE FOR EARLY DELIVERY
C NN LL. Ac TYNDALL,
" CLINTON'S LEADING MEAT MARKET "
Phone 162 Huron Street.
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CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK OF
ELECTRIC PLATES AND RANGETTI
IRONS, NSf TOASTERS AND SUPPLIES
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25e /dunked ails
11 SEE OUR SPECIAL BARGAIN COUNTER
° SUliLPiO(, PERDUE
PLUMBING HARDWARE, ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone 147w
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1\'Iair Family Reunion A
Pleasant Event
The second annual reunion of the
Mair family was held in Kincardine
park, on Lake Buxom, Saturday, June
27th, and ' was favoured by good
ea e and wasan outstanding sic -
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weather dg
cess. There were about 80 persons
present. the early descendants of
the family came from Iiowick, Scot-
land, The oldest surviving member
of the family, is •Gilbert Mair, of the
Huron road, west of Clinton, who is.
in his 85th year, but was unable to
be present, owing to illness. ' Guests
were present from ,Chesley, Desboio,
Clifford, Kincardine Clinton, Ldn
desbore, Goderiob, Detroit and the
district surrounding Clinton 'and
Chesley.
The afternoon was spent in games,
;E orseshoe was enjoyed by the ,older
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men, softball by the younger set
and many enjoyed bathing in the
lake.
After: tea was served the guests
were brought to order and in the
absence of J. Mair of Collingwood,
George Mair of Desboro acted as
president and it was deckled to hold
the next annual plank at Kincardine.
as itwas about the centre for ev-
eryone, . the. last •Saturday in • June.
The officers 'were then appointed.
THE "WAY. Cr nib, i, WORLD
An AIWA:al'ism, who has lived in
Canada a year, wins the Diamond
Sculls and is 'a Canadian—in the
newspaper head lines. An English,
Man lives in C$.3ada b0 years, brings
up a fancily,, but is not a Canadian
In !the 'tams, 'It's 'a queer Worta we
live hint-- 'Ail :was igirupirs.
on�i I tmie Ili
ome. ._ wunuon
Miss Agnes Walker of Kingston is
home for the holiday Period.
Mr. Gordon Lamport of Exeter vis
ited friends in town on Sunday.
Writs Elizabeth Ford of Oshawa is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. S. Lawrence
of town.
Miss Eileen Atkinson is visiting a
college classmate in Kincardine
this' week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Phillips of Sarnia
were in town last week, coming for
Dominion Day.
Miss Cruickshanks of Windsor has
been visiting Miss Fannie Waldron
the past fortnight.
Mr, and Mrs. Hall Farnham have
been visiting the foimer'•s mother.
M'rs. M. Farnham of town.
Mr. James Keane of Saskatoon
Sask., is visiting his sisters, MU -
nes Elizabeth and Nellie Keane.'
Miss OIive Glew has returned to
London after a week's holidays
spent at her home east of Clinton
Miss Lulu Crich of Toronte is
spending a vacation at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Iddc
Crich.
Miss Margaret Cndmore has gone to
Stratford to take a summer Nom-
inal course in kindergarten prim-
ary work.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Crich of Saska-
toon, Sask. are visiting at theboni
of the former's grandfather, Mr
Herbert Crich of sown,
Miss Aileen Stephenson of Brussels;
who spent the past week as the
guest of Miss Margaret Cudnore,
has returned to her hone.
Mr, and Mrs, Norman Cress and son,
Roswell, toe u
motored d P from Kitchen-
er and spent' the week -end with the
former's mother, Mrs. Folland
Mr. and Mrs. E. Gross and two
young sons of Toronto arrived
this week to spent' the summer at
their summer home, the Gunn
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Campbell and lit-
tle son of Calgary arrived on Mon-
day and are visiting at the home
•of the lady's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 3. A. Ford,
Misses Winnie and Sadie Draper and
their sister, Mrs, A. Morrison, of
St, - Catharines' are visiting at the
,,home . of their parents, M%. and
Mrs. R. Draper..
Miss Kathleen McKinnon, who had
been visiting her grandmother.
Mrs, J. Johnston of town, left
last week to take a summer coarse
at, the University of Toronto.
Mrs. Collins and her son, Mr. Frank
Collins, Strathroy, 141x. and Mrs.
Frank Butter and little son, Jack
London, and Mrs. Butler of Toron-
to were guests on Sunday of their
cousins, Mr, and, Mrs. E. G. Sa-
ville of Clinton.
Mrs. j. G. Ohowen, Miss FIorence
Cuninghatne, Miss B. F. Ward
Miss Alena id Stone, Miss Ruby
Irwin and Miss Dorothy Cantelon
were week -end guests at the sum-
tier home of. Dr. J. 0, and Mrs,
Gaudier at Southampton.
Misses Isabel, Jean and Alice Me -
Gibbon of Los Angeles, Calif., are
the guests of their aunt and uncle.
Dr. J, fir. and Mrs. Gaudier. They
will accompany the iGandier fam-
ily to their summer cottage at
Southampton the Fend of the week,
Mrs. J. E. I3erron of Winnipeg, Man..
is the 'guest of her uncle, Mr. W. C.
Brown, ITnron street. WIT. Brown.
who has been ill for some Weeks
is now improving and his friends
hope to see himi soon able to re
some his usual activities. Mr
Brown 'Is missed these fine sum-
mer days on the bw cling green,
BRUCEFIELD
Mr. and •Mrs..George Forrest of
Landon have been renewing old ac-
quaintances in Brucefield this week.
Miss McCully spet a few days at
the hone of Mug, J. Broadfoot in
Tuckersmith last week.
Hiss Eleanor Snider, left her home
in the village for Kincardine where
she has accepted a position as or-
ganist in Knox Presbyterian church.
The best wishes of her many friends
are extended to her.
Mr. John 11111 and son of Moose
Jaw are visiting friends in the vil-
lage and vicinity this week. Mr. ani
Mrs. Jas. Hill and family of Strat-
ford spent Sunday at the home of
the former's sister, Mrs. J, Cornish,
•Miss Violet Petrie of Sault $t.
Marie is spending her holidays at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Robt.
Allen,
Brucefield Lodge I.O:O,F., will hole
its annual decoration service at
Baird's cemetery on Sunday after-
noon, July 12th, at two o'clock.
HOPE CHEST FOR
HOSPITAL
The public is asked to keep in
mind the annual appeal of the Public
Hospital in the early fall. The re-
gular bazaar is being planned in the
form of a White Elephant Sale, An
tigue or Curio Shop, also Homemade
Baking, Candy Booth, etc,, the weer
of October 12th.
An interesting feature will be the
sale of a "Hope Chest", which will
be displayed and tickets sold before
the Hospital Week,
The Chest will contain beautifu'
and useful articles and it is hoped
that many both those at hand and
also out of town friends of the hos-
pital, will contribute either money 01
gifts to help fill up the chest.
The -Board -is very optimistic that
many will respond to this appeal, ar
under the present financial condi-
tions it is difficult for the Hospital
to be maintained. '
The other features of this wee] -
will be developed later. All wishing
to donate to the Hope Chest or Whit,
Elephant Sale kindly notify Mrs. H
Fitzsimons or 'Mrs. Geo. Roberton,
It's Hot.
SO ' WHY BAKE
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•We carry everything in the ling
of Baking ' of the highest quality.
And, Oh, we forgot to tell you that
the old Therinose filled with Ice Cold
Vernor's from our fduntain makes
the most delicious and refreshing
drink to take on'picnics.
BARTLIFF & CRICH
Clinton, Grit., Phone No, 1
ST, HELENS
Mr. Callum Cameron of Detroi'
spent a few days at the home of his
brother, John Cameron.
Miss Mabel Woods and Miss Dor-
othy McQuillian left on •Monday for
Toronto to take up a summer' course
Miss Vera Woods, who has been
home from Toronto, left on Sunday
to spend a week at the lake at Soutl
antpton.
Dr, G. W. McGregor, Dr. WAD, Mc-
Gregor and Mrs. McGregor ani'
daughter, Mr. John McGregor of Chi -
cam also Mrs, Chas. Campbell 01'
Philadelphia are visiting with Mrs
Geo. Stuart at present.
Dr. Alvin Woods left last week for
Hamilton General Hospital, where hr
will spend a year as an intern.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cranston ani'
family, also Mr. Harold. Hyde were
up from Strathroy last week -end.
Mr. Gordan Cameron, who has beer
out west for a number of years, has
returned to his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. R, A. Barbor•n. Misty
Dorothy Barham, and Miss Gladys
Hillis spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. R. J, Woods. •
Mrs. Philip Muller and son Welch-
man, arrived from Germany to ioir
Mr. Muller here. We welcome their
to gur community,
ae
Yon some times want . a Cake,
Cookie or Pie which is different some
tasty piece of pastry which is new
and tempting. Visit our Bakery
where you can have many delicious
varieties to choose from.
OUR SPECIALTIES ARE:—
Every Kind of Pastry, Quality
Bread, Delicious Candy, Foun-
tain Drinks, and Ice Cream.
Wendorf's Bakery
& CONFECTIONERY— Makers of
"Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake"
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PIIONE 68
SPRIN6 TIME AND
PAINTING TIME
Why not start in now to refinish
your home?
Use Martin-Senour 100% Pure Paint
and Varnishes for Inside and
outshle toe. ,
airy our Quiekote Enamel
for a Brighter Kitchen
Our Floor Enamel ' in all shades
is just what you want to put the fin-
ishing touch tp any room.
T. Hawkins
ret
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
IN CONTEMPLATING YOUR NEW
douse Furnishings
--We have the stock of Furniture that is bound to please as
it's all new and up-to-date and of course, the prices will suit you
too.
We are putting on a special display of Marshall Mattresses
this week so don't fail to see it and you will be surprised at the
values.
We have a large assortment of Verandah and Lawn Furniture,
SO you may enjoy the fresh air in the hot weather.
A great big stock of Lamps—any old price you wish to pay
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
Wo have a good line of Lawn Mowers, Garden and Lawn Tools
of all kinds. Screen Doors and Windows, and Screening in all
Widths.
ELECTRIC PLATES AND STOVES AND COAL OIL STOVES
Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co,
WATCH OUR WINDOW
SPECIAL FOR WEEK -END
WE SELL THE ]3EST FOR LESS
I'. & 0. Soap
I 10 bars , . 35(
;Orange Marmalade
( 40 oz. for 290
Kellogg's
. All -Bran ,21e
Chateau Cheese ... 19e
Minute Tapioca, 3 pkgs. , 25c
Benson Corn Starch 12c
McLaren Fruit Punch ... 25e
Siiced Pineapple
2 tins for
2'i
,Green Giant Peas
Each .. 19c'
Fray Bentos
i Corned Beef 19c'
Carnation Milk, small, 3 for 100
Carnation Milk, Ige., 2 for 25e
Clark's Spaghetti, per tin. 10e
Aylmer Catsup .. . ,...13c
MEATS
Cooked Ham, per lb. 25e Breakfast Bacon, lb, 25c
Cottage Roll, Back Bacon, Bologna, Special for Week -end.
LEAVE YOUR ORDER FOR FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
FOR WORK -END.
Kindly phone your order early for an early delivery
J. T. MocliNIGFT & SON
PHONE 111
CLINTON, ONT.
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• FULL LINE OF
albino.Goa e
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Bathing Suits
Golf Sets
$1.00 to $2.75
$3.00 to $5.50
DAY CLEANING OR PRESSING OVERCOAT OR SUIT, $1.50
DAMS Cc HER NI AN
•Veteran Tailors Phone 224,,