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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1928-05-17, Page 8LINTON'S LLADING JEWELERY STORE lantonds J ist is the famous Mike Plannery believed "Pigs is Pigs" whether guin ea pigs were classified as rabbits or. no, so 11140 people le have -an erroneous beliaC that diamonds is diamonds not knowing that there are all kinds and �'racles, of diamonds and we deal in the very best goods. Call here before buying "a.diamond, Our `diamonds are the best possible and will please the June bride. Fine:.Je H. JOHNSON Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry ellery'and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store ubstantial rice Reductions on Men's NEW OXFORDS If •yon are seeking real comfort, plus Vie, last word in style you'll find these new oxfords will satisfy you .in'every respect. And besidesyou'll bemore than pleased with -the quality and prise.' All the latest and smartest models, speciolly priced at $4 50 to $7 00 MEN'S WORK BOOTS The kind that give real service and satisfaction. Heavy solid leather for out-of-doors wear. Made to stand the wet, .$3.00 to 84.50. For factory or summerwear,.lighter, weight soft and comfortable hut durable, $2.75 to $4.35. Piumsteel Bros, BETTER VALUES LOWRR.'rRICES 11. turocanrEe The Little Odds and Ends That Make a House a Home? Step ladders, . baby'scales, . bread boxes=these arethe little odds and ends without which no home is cora• piete. We have a full line of the highest quality of hardware and accessories for the home. If you want anything from a carpet cleaner,- to a, frying pan; this is the place where you can get the most durable article at the lowest'price in town, Sutler & Perdue Phone 147w, 1 VersraialesentamoteoesimpooMmamtlamalhalMeas Have Your New Spring cull Made to Order A niwe's business success—as well as his social success—is often promoted by his neatpersonalappearance. Nothing equals the, effect of the custom tailored suit. And it costs no more than a ready-made one—therefore,, it is within easy reach of all. We have a Wide assortment of new spring materials. Corrie in and Iook at them—then make your selection, • Our prices are, reasonable and we will give you quick service. Davis & Herman Custom Tailoring Cleaning and Pressing 1 a' ESH GROCERIES The Grocery Store of Real Value A Full line of High Grade Groceries a Lowest -in -town prices, Just try us- once!, THE C, & S GROCERS . . Iaranch 125j J - Main 125w A High 'Value ' to Begin with A 'Low . Prce to 1Cone:luc e With If we advertise cheapnessalone in inviting you to buy we feel we are grasping at a shadow encs inciting you to do the same. If we talk qual- ity alone we feel some will -judge ns high priced as: trying to be exclusive.. Cheapness doesn't meanmerely little money -=it means exceptional value for your money, With this idea h; mind we introduce an.excellent -value . in what we are pleased to call a Daf- fodil Pad and Envelope Set. A set'. consists of a pad, containing. 100 sheets and• two packages (50) of en velopes. It is excellent value, safely a 50cvalue 'and aur price is 39c a set, When a better or even equal value is made we hope to be .fortunate enough to procure it so you will bo'fortunate- enough to have the opportunity to buy it, In as 'far as the 'above words will apply we request that you adapt, then' to a Cup and Saucer -modern in shape, good white with a gold band; high glaze smooth finish. We 'have asked a few knowing ,ones' to "guess' the price" and have had them ser- iously valued er-iously.valued as, high as 5-5e and nev- er less than 25e. -Surmise their aston-, ishment whenwe quoted 15e. The two specials extolled above and• our attempt to contrast cheapness and quality, both of which are . com- bined in the Pad and Envelope Set. and the Cup and Saucer are in keeping with our repeated claim to be often the Cheapest—Always the Best, The . -• . Fair Co. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best •►�L cs 411)2821112014101.4 Mr. J. E. Reinhardt of Kitchener was in tow0 on Monday. Mr. Jacob Taylor• of Toronto was in town over the week -end. Miss Freda Wallis of London was home over the week -end. Mrs. A. Collyer of London called on Clinton friendsl this week. Mr. L. W., Carrell of Oshawa spent the week -end in town with his fam- ily. • am'ily.• Mr. James Walters of Pontiac,. Mich., visited in Clinton over the week- end.— " Miss. Ward spent a few days .over the week -end with Miss Stone '-n Essex. Mr. Harry Hunt of Galt was in town one day last week calling' 017 friends,' Mrs. J. J. McCaughey. Mrs.' D. Accompanied thein bac to Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. George Walker were with Hamilton friends over the week,eu d. Miss Mattie Courtice spent the week- end as the guest of Miss Burke of St. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. R. ,t, Gibbings returned last week after spending the win- ter in Toronto, Misses Sheppard and Clement spent the week -end with Miss Ruby Ir• win of Clinton, Mrs.: T. F. Jermyne of Regina, Sask„ is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Lindsay. Registrar .Coats of Goderich was in town for the funeral of Mr. Tor- rance on Tuesday. Mrs, Wrn. Cantelon is making a visit with her daughter, Mrs. J. E Brooks of Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs, F. Whitmore and Mas. ter Harold of Idamilton, were in town on Thursday last. Mr. and M'rs. • Rossiter of London 'were week -end guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. 3. MSller, Mk'. and Mrs. Flynn of Detroit motor- ed over to visit their parents here, Mr. and Mrs. D. Flynn and Mr, and Mr. Wilber and Miss Jean Ford . of London and Miss Clete Ford of St. Thomas spent the weekend at their home ' in town. Mr, and Mas, Harold Zeats and children of Toronto have been vis- iting the lady's father, 1VIr. R. Men- nen, this week, • Rev. L. C. Harrison, rector of St. Paul's church, is attending 'the Sy- nod meeting in London this week. Sheriff Middleton is the lay . dele- gate.• -Mr. and Mrs, Hartley Managham of• Detroit visited their -parents, Mr, and Mrs. T. H. Managham and Mr, and 'Mrs. S. Gliddon, over the week -end. Mr Thos. Bezzo of Toronto was in, town this week, having accompan- ied the remains of his father, the late Isaac Bezzo, whose funeral took place yesterday, • Mr. H. Eilber, sir-M.P.P, of Crediton and clerk of Stephen, and his sor, Mr. •Herbert Eilber, were in town on Tuesday, coining up . to attend the funeral of the late John A, Torrance, Mr, and . Mrs. W. J. Paisley and Mr, and Mrs; 0, L. Paisley attended the funeral of Mr. W. J. Paisleys sic• ter, the late Mrs. McGuire of Tor- onto, which, took place at Gorrie'on Tuesday. Mr. Fred. Bill of Smith's Falls spent the week -end .with his mother and sister, Mrs. Bill and Mrs Frank Andrews. On his return he was' accompanied by his mother, who will spend some time at his home; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Curts and Mrs Henry Curts of near Forest motor- ed up and spent the week -end with Mrs. G. Curts' - parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ppb. Brown and with other' friends at Londesboro.. On then'. return they were"'aeeompanied 1,y Mrs. Brown, TIIE CLINT;ON-NEWS I8CORD - 119 I H LIRSDA.Y; MA. Y' 17, 1928 Jelly Powder, 5 p11gs: 25cCorn Starch, vJRS•/ `Y AY, � 3 pkgs. 25c , - IRI.LDAy AND .SATiJAI AY They will all go quickly at 'the price. Quaker Cake Flour, er package � � �� 25c Salmon Trout Tuesdays and Fridays Pineapples by ; the dozen for canning This Week and' Next'. 2 sans Corn 2 cans Peas 2 cans Tomatoes 10 lbs, Gran, Sugar , 2 lbs. Dates .' 2 tins Pumpkin' .. . . .. . .....: 265 25c . .25e 69c 25e.. 25c 5c - 25c Have you -tried buchus Jelly Powder, pkg. :25c Crab Meat at 40c. These .are. going over well. Sweetened' Applesauce, can 25e - `Large Marmalade .• 35c Large Raspberry ,Jam 49e Large Strawberry Jam 49e Brooms 5 string for 33c • BIG ALUMINUM ROASTER AND 15 BARS COMFORT SOAP $1.68 1 DISH. PAN DEAL A FEW LEFT FOR 1.48 New Tomatoes, Cauliflowers, Lettuce Celery ASPARAGUS SOUP. - SPECIAL 100 AYLMER SOUP '2 FOR 25c Do not miss our second demonstration of Quaker Cake Flour on Sat,,"May 19th. Evefybody,welcome IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m. IN TEE AFTERNOON FIRST' DELIVERY 2:30 p.m. ORDER _EARLY W. T. O'Neil Cash. and Service Phone 48 WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS Londesboro Mother's Day services Last Sabbath were held in both churches and were very largely attended, The Mothers in both churches rendered some very fine selections. , Mr, and Mrs. T. Palmer of Hensall were guests at the home of Mr. Wm. Brigham last W'ednesday. Mr, and Mrs. Tyenman of Seaforth spent the week -end at the •homes of Mr, and Mrs. Eisioy, and Mrs. 3. Tain- blyn, We are sorry to'state that Miss Della McCool, who was operated on recently in the Woodstock hospital is not making as rapid progress on the way to recovery as her many friends would hive, Mr. and Mrs W..;M,ills and Mrs. Charles Harvey of Exeter called on friends here last week, Miss G. Young, who spent the past two months with London friendsr.has returned. Miss Snowden of; near Stratford spent a few days with friends here last week. The May meeting •of the W. M. S of Burn's and Londesboro was held Thursday afternoon 'at the home of Mrs, Allan, who as president, presid- ed. The attendance was exceptionally large, X responsive' scripture lesson on stewardship interspersed with hymns, was presented, Mrs. B.Allan acting as accompaclist. The stew- ardship of Life was presented by Mrs. Parsons, Mrs. Eeacom and -Miss Hullett Township The funeral of the late William Snell, whop passed away in Clinton Hospital on Friday, took place from the home oil his nephew, Mr. Eph. Snell, Hayen-Barton Farm, on Setur. day afternoon, interment being made in Londesboro. The services- were conducted by the Rev. B. Snell . ' of Londesboro and the pallbearers were: W. and 3. Gray, E. Crawford, W. and It Snell and Eph,-•Brown. Mr. Snell was a son of the late Hum- phrey Snell, an early settler in Rut, lett, and was born on the farm from which he was buried. He was the last member of his family, June Bazaar under auspices Ladies' Auxiliary Presbyterian Church ON DR, SHAW'S LAWN Friday June 1st Novelty Booth—Mrs. M. D. McTag- gart, Convener. Gift Booth—Mrs. Jas. Stevenson. Touch and Take Booth=Mrs, J. Mac Murchie, Candy Booth—Miss E. McIvor. Rummage Booth—Mrs, C. Streets. Afternoon Tea—Mrs, Ross Forrester Ifome-14fade Baking—Mrs, G. Rober- ton. Apron Booth—Mrs. E. Seruton, FROM 3 TO 6 P.M. EVERYBODY WELCOME 62-3, Jean Hamilton. A number of inter- esting and inspiring readings bearing 5, on the subject "Stewardship", were given by several of the members. The SCRANTON BRAND meeting was bright.;and interesting A social half hour was spent at the close, LOWER SEAM Alberta Co The 'W. m. S, of the United church held their May meeting' in the base- ment of the church on Thursday last There was 'a very' good meeting, 1 Groups No, 1 giving the program. It was decided, to• hold the annual at- home on Thursday, May 24th. • We are sorry to know that. Mrs. Bell is not well and is now with` Blyth friends, Mr. and Mrs; M511;on of Woodham spent last Friday w, .th her parents; Mr. and Mrs. JarnesElsley. - Miss Margaret MoCool spent a few days last week with': her sister, Miss Della in Woodstock ;hospital. Mr, and Mrs. Wsnt Niles of Clinton• were: visitors with Mrs. 3. W. Tam- blyn Sunday. We are pleased td, see Mrs. Stains and Miss Lizzy home from Chicago They had been away; since February. Constance Mr. Ben Riley received word 00 Monday of the death?of. his Son-in-law, James Attwood of Blenheim, and Mr. Riley left for Bien- heim ' on Tuesday; morning. His son Charles Riley and Mr. and Mrs. John. Mann accompt2iied him. Mx, and Mss, Chas. Riley have got the job of helping ,,to cook for the men on the •Huron 'Road; while they are putting down the new pavement. Mr.Frank Riley new sports a runa- bout car. Lorne Lawson is now able to .i e 'out after his illness.i Mr. and Mrs.'Dayinent and baby of .Kippenwere visitor's at Mrs. T. Pol- lard's on Saturday afternoon. - Mr.:Frecl Wakefi 1d is hired with Mr. Noble holland fbr.the sprin '`and summer. a g Mr, C. McGregor chippeda carload of cattle on Saturday DOUBLE SCREEN This is one of the hardest and besi Mined inthtrict.e Drumheller Dis GET OUR PRICE W. J. MILLER & SON Orders taken at residence, Ontario St. PHONES: 46w and 46j Everything For The Garden Implements of guaranteed quality that will keep your grounds in good condition, offered in-a'wide variety of makes and grades. SPECIALS LAWN MOWERS, RAKES, HOES, GARDEN HOSE, SHEARS FOR HEDGES These and other values inay be found in our store.' Best qualitf products at "lowest -in -town' prices. &gent for Renfrew Cream Separator: Call; and get Prices, HARDWARE and PLTJMBING Phone 244 ' '• use Cleaning You may run across different bits of house furnishing that have seen there best days, in that case we would advise you that as usual we have a'wonderful new stock of Linoleums and Oil Cloths, by the yard and in Rugs, Some of great patterns,. Congoleum Rugs in all sizes, The patterns are better than ever this spring and prices are low- er than ever, In carpet rugs we can supply anything you may re- quire. How about your bedding requirements. • Wehave some real new styles in the Simmons Steel Beds that •will surprise, you and bigstock of springs and Matresses. A good place to store your furs, ete.'would be a cedar chest. We have them in the natural Cedar finish and solid Walnut with. cedar lining, See our new stoele of baby carriages, strollers and collapsible • sulkies, children's chairs and rockers. Clinton Hardware and FurnitureCo THE STORES WITH A S.TOCJC FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS Furniture Phone:, 104 Hardware 195 Qua:ity • Service Spring Cleaning fids Classic Cleaner, 8 cans.. 25c Soap Chips, 2 lbs, 25e Flexo Soap Flakes, pkg., , 25e Lux, 3 pkgs. .,....,.,, 29c Ammonia, 4 pkgs, Ginger Snaps, 2 for . .. 25e Peas, choice quality, 2 for,. 25c Choice Corn, 2 for 25c Figs, 2 ibs. for 25c Prunes, 3 lbs. for 29e 10 lbs. Gran. Sugar 69c 'Re Flex Floor Wax , . , 50e Gilletts Lye, can 15c Gillex, ,per pkg. 15c Gold Dust Powder, 2' for 25e • bleb Soap. Chips, 3 plrgs, 25c ilfuffets, 2 pkgs........29c Break. Bacon, piece, lb, 25c Mixed Cakes, lb . . 29e Corn Flakes, 3 for ... 39d Choice Rice, 3 lbs. 26c Matches, 3 pkgs. 25e' FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON Lam LSA WON 1 PHONE 111 PROMPT DELIVERY For Better Walls and Ceilings Demand Gyproc, The Fireproof Wall Board A car of Gyproc'has 'just arrived and we can supply you in all' lengths and widths, also: Gyproc.-Filler, Plaster Paris, Hydrated Lime and Paristone: *t With Gyproc you can build your walls and ceilings rapidly, e- conomically and at the same time know that they are durable and will lend themselves, to any kind of decorative affects YOU have in mind. Thomas- IVIcKenzie Estate, Chilton Shingles, Gyproc, Ten -Test Fibre Board, Lumber and Builders' Supplies Phone 88' Residence, 6J'