The Clinton News Record, 1928-03-08, Page 8ON-
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CLINTONIS LEADING JEWELER"Y' STORES
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—If your eyes feel`t'red, weak or strained and Johnston's Jewel -
my Store is the place to get them at thelowst possible priee. •'Protect
your. eyes now -and enjoy perfect, vision all your life . t
Bad eyes areresponsible for,nnrneralle ills. Don't teglect them!
We will examine your eyes and tell yen whether or not you
should wear glasses.
Glasses repaired promptly—changed=or refrained,,
NEED GLASSES
O RNSON -
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Fine. Jewellery and Repairs,,,,, Next Hovey's Drug Store
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HIGH P • ICE
Is noloirger Essential to Fine Clothes
Beautiful new fabrics, rich tweeds and cheviots, handsome wor-
steds and fast dyed blue serges, all ready to be made up into,the new
Spring Suits by the most expert clothes designers in Canada.
We are agents for The Berger Tailoring ;Company
at 'lees from $20.00 up
Also Tip Top Tailors, made -to -measure' at factory price;"$24'.00
A. few of the Winter: Overcoats left to clear gt priees-like'these
$24,00 Coats reduced to $15.95. $16.00 Opts reduced to $10.95
Buy your coat for next winter and save money
Cut .prices .on all lines of winter; goods.. c.
Piumstee ,Bjos`
PHONE 26,
Expert a...
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work :at a.... ..
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We guarantee that our plumbing wail; will give complete sags -
faction and that ourgpiices are the most reasonable in'towp.
When you phone here for a plumber you know that the work Will •
he done right and at the right price, I.
PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE, JUST PHONE „147w
Sutter. & Perdue
PLUMBING. 4'. HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone 147w
Have Your
NewSpring
lJ i Made to Order
A man's business steeess- A$ well as his social success—is often
promoted by his neat personal -appearance.
Nothing equals the effect of the custom tailored suit.
- And it costs no more! than a ready-made one -therefore, it is
within ,easy reaoh o£ `all. z '
Wehavea•wide assortment of new spring materials. ' Coyne in
and look at them—then make your selection.
Our pricesatereasonable and we will give you quick service,
„I)avis,fx Herman
Custom Tailoring , Cleaning. and Pressing
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Quality Groceries
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SEAL N°SGO3
Time has woven ,many a curious
traditionabout the patron saint of.
Ireland , it is almost assured that he
about was biii
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death.occurred 465, his day is celebra
^ted the world round by all who admire
Lhe,=geniality and kindliness which
characterised St, Patrick. ,
SEAL N9 5 599 Asoma.
The weather is still cold and indoor
entertainment is the rule. If by a
stroke of good fortune it is your turn
to entertain soon, speak for St. Pat-
rick Day.. Just think of `the oppor-
tunity
pportunity for decorations -•.-and favors,
harps, shamrocks Killarney Castles,
Seals, green decorated Crepe, < Cut
outs, ' Napkins, Doilies, Streamers
Flags," Buttons, Tally Cacds, Pipes. ..-
SEAL N°5718.
Erin Go Bragh—In the calendar of
the Saints, March 17th is devoted to
St. Patrick, but apart from itseccles-
iastical origin the day is recognised as
a social or national rather than a ie;
ligious festival, and observed by all,
notably by all loving Sons of Erin.
We have many. articles suitable for
the day, Remembrances and Cards.
"O'Molly O'11Zolly"—Will supply the
demand for a new Irish waltz song.
This is the creation of the writers of
"Peggy O'Neil."
Irish Song Books -21 ,Songs . 25c
The W. D. Fair Co.
Often. the Cheapest—Always the Best
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fill 1192i;lllllllllllllli�i�ilu�in i �III��IIIWIIi Il�� I�
kklrs. Russel 1111:eC i 9f Galt visited
Mrs. Schoenhals over-the.week-gnu.
Miss Kathleen Kickey of Toronto 'has
bean visiting Mrs, ,Gordon Curling -
Min Mary 11iagl4r•cllie is spending
•a short vacation at her home in
town.
Miss Elsie Barge of Stratford is the
guest thins ryeelc of Mrs. Dodsworth.
lunar Miss Parker,
Mrs, E. L. Mitteli And 1I{2SI 141011
Retell i"vere i11 Teat() last week
visiting relatives and friends.
Mtg. Slollii Cluff and Miss Mabel
Cluff attended the funeral' of the
late Mr. Morrison of Hensel' on
Saturday last.
Misses Mabel Jewel and Vida Danarcl
of Mitchell spent tho week -end as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Layton.
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Town of Toronto
were guests over the week -end of
,the latter's mother, Mrs. George
Levis of town.
Groceries that you know to be clean, whole-
some and fresh•add to your meals a zest that
means better health.' We combine' quality, ,ser-
vice and value. That's why -we are grocery head,
quarters for'•'ho rsewives -who KNOW. „Our stocks
is complete inevery detail."
ii s . package articles, Canned g od , p g c , fresh fruits
and 'vegetables' to, suit the r8,ost fastidious,
Phone and deliver service,' of course.
. TIIE CA5. GROCERS
Branch 125j
Main. 125w
IifORRIS: A :very pleasant time
was spent at tine home of Mr. and
Ntrs.. Robert Newcomb, '9th 'conces-
'sion, Morris';',on;Wednesday evening,
'Feb. 29,, waren friends and neighbor's
`to the number of"'hS assembled' to
celPhrlte with. Mr. Newcomb his
Mr. Ray Carter of the 'Toronto Pub-
lic school staff spent the week -end
at the home of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. T. Carter.
The County Home committee- of the
County Council, headed by Warden
Hays, was in, town on Tuesday look.
big over the Honte. -
Mr. and MMNS. E. W4 Merr'ison were
called to Rensall on Thursday ia8t
owing to the. Sudden death of tho
former's father, the late Robert
Morrison.
'Mr. and Mrs. Herbert of Toronto are
in town this week but leave shortly
• for their hotne in•Edmonton. Mrs.
'Herbert was formerly 1Vfiss Elsie
Hibbert of Clinton.
Mr. Isaac SUS . -iag of Consul, Sask.,
who has been in England with a
delegation of Canadian - farmers,
spent the week -end with' his sitter
Mrs. Carrie Jervis, on his way home
to the West.
Mr. A. T. Cooper was in Toronto on
Tuesday, going down to meet his,
brother-in-law, Mr. M. Gauer of
Ontario, California, who with other
educational men, is making a; tour
of Canadian cities.
Miss Annie Moore of Helisall-vi"sited
at the home of Mrs. 3: G. Medd one
-day last week, .coming tin to visit
het old 'friend, Mrs. E. R. -Elliott,
who left Thursday to return to her
home in San Fransico, Cal.,. after
spending several weeks; here with
relatives.
Miss B. F. Ward, who was called to
her home at Rockville, Md., a few,
weeks ago owing to tikesudden
death of her mother, r.etin'ned Tuosr
vday evening._ Miss Ward 'sustain -
+r ed an iniuyy to her knee when re -
'turning *dm Rotk'vrAi at the be-
ginning of the:new year 'and was.
still suffering severely from the ef-
fects of it when she left here a few
weeks , aro, but she has ;MP -moved
--very notch and. it .is honed will soon
be quite; all- right agarol.
birthday,which falls on that unusual
date, '!^Games and ;dancing- were en-
joyed.;and a' splendid lunch served.,
During the ;evening. Mr, Newcomb
was presented with. a'pipe and Mrs.
Newcomb a gift of sherbet grasses
by their friends assembled.
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hursday. Friday and Saturday
Coyne and seeur
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® Demonstration of
S ru s Corn Starch
y � , and Mazola'
Every!)
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dy Welcome. Free Cook Books
Yes, We, sell a lot of sugar. Our fourth car will .be • Fortin-
ion, and as we expected, sugar has advanced, If you are
needing any this summer, get our: price off the car.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY—We have a continued list o
surprises for you this week.
3 lbs Broken Sodas 29c
2 lbs. Ginger Snaps 25c
3 cans Clark's Soups 25e
6 lbs Rolled Oats 29c
LENT SPECIALS Fresh Herring, Salmon Trout, Halibut
Finnan Haddie, Filletts, . Head Lettuce, Celery, Cauliflower
Rhubarb. Macaroni 2 lbs 25c White Beans- 3 lbs 25c
ORDER EARLY
Phone .
48
WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m.
Cash and
Service
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IN THE AFTERNOON 'FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.m.:
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O'; .. ell
THE OPERETTE
"The Day. Before
Yesterday"
Including pretty dances, old time
costumes, etc
Under 'auspices of
Home and School Club
will -be given by the pupils of the
Clinton Public School'
in the -
COLLEGIATE AUDITORIUM
' ' on the evenings -of
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
March 15th and 16th
Program also includes a Minstrel
Show and Wooden'Soldier'Parade
Admission; 35c. All seats reserved
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l,lvs. I. Taman has returned after
spending some time with her daugh-
ter, Mlrs. J. Carter W.aterdown.
Mrs. Campbell of Westfield, who
spent last week with her sisters,,
Ma's. Tamblyn and 'Mrs, Elsley, has
returned home.
Mr. (Rev. Dr.), Medd, after spend-
ing some time with relations here,
has returned to her home in Welland,
The many friends of Miss D. -Me-
Cool,. who is in a Toronto hospital,
will be glad to know she .is "improving
though somewhat slowly "r v :
J2iss Armstrong of Conatence'i5 at
present vieiting 'at the home' Of her
brother, Mr. 3; Armstrong. •
Mr. E. Adams 'has' returned' after
spending several days in': Toronto.
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Mrs. J. Johnston sited ' Blyth
friends last Tuesday
The W. I. are. putting on a'• two -
week's demonstration lecture course
in Food Values and Cookery. The
instructor is Miss -Langford of Water-
down. There are about 35,`ettending
the class.
The W. I. presented the Clinton hos-
pital with a table for the DC -Hay room
with their name on. It.` is a very
good piece of furniture, costing
$34.00. .The board expressed them-
selves as very greatful.,for the gift.
Mrs. McCrea visited Belgrave
friends last week.
Mr. J. Fingland and Mr. J. Rat -
ford also Reeve. Adams were in Au-
burn last Thursday. '
Mrs. Smith of Blyth called. on
friends here last Tuesday.
Miss Brigham visited Goderich
friends recently, •
"•-LioIIuteshore-
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Waymoutlr vis-
ited relatiyis4in•Toronto` last ,:Week.
Miss Lawday Young has ;gone, to
London, where'she will spend the re-
mainder of the winter.
program composed of readings, solot,
violin and mouth organ music and
the club's 10 -piece orchestra. After
the concert all enjoyed themselves
dancing for a• short time.
ST. PATRJ C K' S
DAY
Baking Sale and. Afternoon Tea
under auspices of Ladies' Auxiliary
of.
TIIE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
will be held in the church basement
Saturday, March 17th
From 3 to5 o'clock. ' 52-2.
-St Patrick's
Euchre and Dance
Brticefieid •
A quiet wedding was solemnized
on Saturday afternoon, March thirty
at one thirty o'clock at the manse of
the United church, Brucefield, when
Ruth Mathison, eldest daughter of
Mr. and 'Mrs. A. Caldwell,: of Stanley.
Township, Waal united in marriage
to John Harvey Taylor, eldest -son'
of • Mrs. John .Taylor and -the, -late
Mr. Taylor. -Rev. W. A. " Bremner
officiated. The bride 'looked charm-
ing' ill 'a dress Of midnight -blue flat
crepe with blue ".: and g oldhat and
,hose to match.- She was, attended by
Mrs. L, Hill, of Brucefield; While
William Caldwell, brother.of the
l ride, was groeinsman. Mr,' and Mrs'
Taylor left amid shovers _ of con-
fetti for Stratford and points east
on their- i'eti•u;n- they will reside. on
the bridegroom's farni. in Stanley:
`Township:
The 13.15. O,. and ' U. F, W. 0.
clubs held a successful concert in
Walker's ITai1 ori.;, „Friday evaptng'
Desrite the bad weather there was a"
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in the
ST. JOSEPH'S PARISH HALL
on the evening of •
Friday, March 16th
Euchre, 8 to 10. Dancing
Admission 50c. -
COAL
D. L. anti W. Coal and Sennet -Sol-
vay Coke alawys on hand for, immed-
iatedelivery.
Also a quantity of dry •Maple Wood
Orders taken at Sutter and Per -
due's and accounts may be paid there.
MILLER &' SON
Orders taken at residence, Ontario St.
PHONES: 46w and 40j
SAP
AEON
Will. Soon
Be Here -
Get, your Pans and Buckets now
and be ready when the sap 'starts' to
rrun'
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erit for Renfrew Creaiii Seperators
Call and. get Yaices..
HAR
WARE DRE and PLUMBING- A.
• Phone 244
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Spring Osiiffttiiig
Here we are -again, Spring just around the Corner. House clean-
ing time is almost here, we have everything the Housewife wants to
beautify her home.
MURESCO
for a good wall finish. S -W -P flat tone for the wall.
FOR THE WOODWORK
CARMOTE, MEDIUM GLOSS ENAMEL, CARMOTE FLOOR
ENAMEL AND VARNISH STAIN
BERRY BRUSHING 'LACQUER
One of the Best Brushing Lacquers on the Market. Just the
thing for renewing old furniture --Just like new. Anyone can use it.
Full line of wall and floor Paint and Varnish Brushes
'SAP PAILS AND SPOUTS OF ALL -MAKES
A Few Second Hand Ranges at a low Price
MIXED NAILS, 7 POUNDS FOR 25c
Clinton FIardw.are and FurnitureCo
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 185
,•aster ssr.s_.
Service Quality
+.<w'Best Groceries
1 at the
It T .,tz J Right Prices
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Pure Lard (Kitchener) 20-1h ail $3.25
Cottage Roll Prunes, Med. size, , i:;s. 29c
Peameal, (piece), ib. 22c Large size, 2 lb. 25e
ChoiceApricots,per lb•.. 30e
New Figs, 2 lbs.. . 25c
Seedliess Raisins, 2 lbs.. 29c
Dried Peaches, per lb. .. 25c'
Canned Pumpkin, tin .... 15e
Baking Powder, per can.. ,19e
Broken Sodas, 3 lbs.' for 29c
Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs. .... 25c-
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LETTUCE, CELERY,CABBAGE,
Libby'sI Apple Butter, San 25c
Sliced Pineapple, 2 cans. 35e
Canned Blueberries, eau30e
Sheriff's Marmalade, 4 Ib
pail 75e
' Quick Oatmeal, (China)40c
Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. 29e
White Beans, 31A lbs. 25c
Shortening, 3 lb. pail ' 55e
ORANGES, BANANAS
L. LAWSON & _CO.
PHONE 111 PROMPT DELIVERY'
A home or Cre,o-DIpt Shingles
For our resent home or our.new 'home, 'no other roof or side
Po Y pa Y.
r with rite the' soft:lovliness of Canadian Made Creo
wall can :1veathe v q-
Dipt stained shingles. Tiaat is because genuine Creo-Diets are wee
ther proofed in' advance --stained and protected by an exclusive Creo-
Dipt process.
iWe have attractive color chart and interesting photograpgs of
all new, types and sizes -of New Reines, together. with old houses madenew with Creo-Dipt shingles, which are at your free disposal and
prices given on request.
Est'
Thomas Ichcnzieate Clifton
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