The Clinton News Record, 1928-06-14, Page 8E
CLINTO
-NEWS aECO1w
CLINTON'S LEA1?ING' JEWELERY STORE
Just as the famous Mike Flannery
believed "Pigs is Pigs" whetherguino
ea Begs we/ e classified as rabbits' or
no, so many people have an erroneous
belief that diamonds -is diamonds not
knowing ^ that there are all kinds and
grades 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.
J
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug
Store ;.
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The Little Odds
and Ends That
Make "a House
a Home?
- Step ladders, baby scales, bread.
boxes these are the little odds: and
ends without which no home is com-
plete.
We have a full lineof the highest
quality of hardware and accessories
for the home. If you want anything;
from a carpet cleaner ter a frying
pan, this is the place where you can
get themost durable article at the
lowest price in town.
Sutter & Perdue
Phone 147w.
Work Shirt.
at Reduced Prices
tip. i `c.. a -.,1. t' - C
10 doz. only Khaki and Blue, extra Marge sin and full easy fit-
tete. Very special priep 760,
" ' Another special line of Khaki and Nat)y blue,
.. . _ Reg. $1.25 for $1.00. 0, •,,,J.''
y'-' Regular $1,50 lines at $1.25,
Pin checks, Navy blue, Blue with white spots and fancy checks,
These h se are wonderful values at above prices.
Special price on Fine Shirts from 95c_ up, R
'111 l`
Work Sox, 1$0 a pair tilt,
Special line•of'fine sox: 3 pairs for $1.00.
Plurnsteel Br�s.
BETTER VALVES LOWER PRICES
Teas and Coffees
.At the most reasonable prices,
Best groceries of alI kinds—only
the hest brands of all products—ev-
erything at reasonable prices.
For true economy and wisdom in
buying, call at our store,
Goods always fresh.
THE CiSt S. GROCERS
Branch 125i - Main 125w
ave Your .
New Spring
A man's business success—as well as his social success—is often
promoted by his neat personal appearance,
Nothing equals„the effect of the custom tailored suit.?
ore than a ready-made one—the
And 'it costs no mref ore, it is
within easy reach of all. •
We have a wide' assortinent of new spring materials. Conte in
and look at them then make your selection.
Our prices are reasonable and we will give you quick service.
Davis Herman
-HURON COUNTY'S MOST
TI3RRIBLE TRAGEDY
A terrible ' ;tragedy happened last
week When two , young girls, daugh-
ters "of IVIr.. and Mrs, Alonzo Finlay
of Titrnberry township, and a babe,
the child of another daughter, were
fatally burned, and the mother of
the child was seriously burned`. A
large can of coal oil stood in the
kitchen, where a fire'had been made
in a stove preparatory to cooking the
;evening: meal Wednesday evening, and
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one of the girlsic1do11 0t ,up and pro -
ceded to pour 'oil 551- ha fire. There
was an el1'p1oSi6h' and imm'ed'iately the
reom' was filled 'with 'fixe. The
two young• girls 'Were 'so "severely bur-
ned that they,died a fe`w hours later
in the 'Wingham hospital, where then
were taken as quickly as possible af-
ter the tragedy, and the Tolletving des -
the babe died.'
The faMily'were gathered:honie on
account of the death of the father of
Mrs, Finlay', the late Thothbs Calvert,
whose funeral was ' arranged. Tor
Thursday afternoon,
An Italian bought . an eiglst day
clock 'with the ;second Band gone. It
gained 55 minutes every:' hour, llow,
long did it lake to let.a whole' Dago?
'Tow Ione will it {ake the average
smalI boy to find the cubic contents
of an .ice cream cone?'
When day breaks where do the
pieces go?
These problems are easy to figure,
out . compared to who sells bigger or
better value than we do in a set of`
Baking Bowls at Six. Bowls For one
dollar. '•Perhaps yo?i remember that
for the past two seasons we gave ,you
,four” for ninety-eight cents, ,This
Year we 'add, two more bowls' and
make our charge just twb cents more
.--A still. better .value.
The' 'question is, Do you need
bowls? If so now, is the timeand
this the place, the tyro previous years
we entirely ,sold otitand ,hadinquires
for thein•aiter all'were gone, They are
gratifyingly low priced and no mat-
ter whether you let common sense or
copper sensegoverh,yeur• buying you
will see exceptional value in them.
One 4 inch, 5 inch, 6 inch, 7 inch
8 inch, 0 inch, all for $1.00. Ivory
color with brown hands, will' stand
oven heat and with the protection of
an -asbestos at can,be used over a
flame. • They have. well glazed.
smooth finish making them easily and
thoroughly cleaned: If. you can find
'a superior value it will indeed sur-
prise us` and if, you will examine the
advantages of our offer we think you.
will share our enthusiasm.,
Tile W. 11 Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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Miss Rnth-Ball of London is holiday-,
ing at her home in town. -
Dr. and Mrs, W. J. R.. Fowler of
Guelph' were in, town on riday .,
Mr, W. J. Miller, Jr., attended a con-
vention of coal,lealers in Hamilton
mast week.,•
Uri. T. T. Gartereturned honie Sat-
urday after spending three weeks
withher son, Ray, in Toronto:
Miss Elizabeth Button of Toronto is
'$pending a vacation with her aunt
and ztnete, Mr. and Mrs, Sohn Hall
Dr, and Mrs, Hearn were in Toronta,
over the week -end 'attending the
funeral. of Dr. Hearn's father, the
late Wm. -T, Hearn.
Mr. J F.Carti
Carter and family of Detroit
visited relatives in tower over the
week -end, They came to attend the
Bell -Carter picnic at Kitchener on
Saturday,
Reynolds `was in Cleve-
land, Ohio, last week attending the
funeral of her brother, the late
Thomas Murphy=. ' Mr. Murphy, had
been ill for. some months, •
Mr. G. H. Morrish of Oxbow, Sash.,
has been in town the as week,
having come east to visit his inoth;
ei, Mrs. W. Robb, who is' -with her
sen, Mr, J, A. Morrish of town.
Dr, H. F. Potter of Brookl-yn,' N.Y.,
motored up to visit his parents, Mr.
and Mra. 0. W. Potter of town.
He visited his sister, :Mrs. Hippie
Of Renfrew on his way and brought
her along with him.
Mr, and Mrs, W. Cochrane, Mr. Harry
and Miss Donna Cochrane, Mr. and
Mrs. T. T. Carter and Mi'. and Mrs.
R. B. Carter were amongst those
who attended the
)3e11 -Carter picnic
at Kitchener on Saturday.
Misses Beryl Salter of Toronto and
Zenda"•Salter of St. Thomas are
home for the vacation. Miss Zenda
has just graduated from Alma Col-
lege and Miss Beryl has passed her
second year at 'the University of
Toronto,
Mrs. Owen Savage and little (laugh-
ter of Detroit Spent last week as
guests of the lady's mother, Mrs.
S. G •Castle, On their reltliii they
were 2eoompanied by Miss Sus:e
Livermore,, who will spent„ thfi sum.
mer vacation in.Detioil,
Mrs, John • Miilztr.•of Indian Idead,
whose llusuand is member for the
:Q'A_apelie.district and who has'
been in Ottawa during the session;
spent last week with her"sist'er,•
Mrs. (Dr.) Evans of •town, leaving
on Monday, for Toronto where she
met her husbandon his way honie
after the close of the session.
Mi•s. G. W. Cuninghamo and Miss
• Cathleen were'in "Toronto last Fri-
day attending ;convocation at the
University of Toronto. They were
the guests of Miss Kathleen Hickey,
whow s grad
uated this year, , being
a winnerof the Alumni prize in
pass English, a scholarship award-
ed by St. Michaelis College. "
Mr, and Mrs. Nelson Ball and Miss
Margaret, and Mx. and Mrs, W. J,
Stevenson, took in the "Geed Will.
Voyage,,' sponsered by the Matto
ben of ,Commerce and the Kiwanis
Club of Sarnia, by steamer Noronic,
from Sarnia to Midland and Sault
Ste. Marie, from Friday until Mon-
day. It proved a most enjoyable
little outing.
Mr. I, Rattenbu •.y came r an e up from' ?jet-'
erboro on Saturday and in the af-
ternoon accompanied Dr. and Mr•.s.,
Holloway home in their :ear, it
will be remembered that Dr.. Hol-
loway was taken • ill on arriving in
Clinton about a month ago and he
has been at the home of his.brotheg
here ever•. since. .5 -lis health was'sr
much improvedthat he was' able -to
stand the journey well, however
and it is lioped,IZe +ill 'soon be
quite recovered.
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THURSDAY, JUNE 14, 1028
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KARIFIIMPIRPRAMF
ate.;
As we expect to open a branch in Bayfield th the
are we are prepared to give C lain ,Prices::
TF -IIS .WEEK'S' SPECIAL
tine Sale Sale Price List- -J:one 1 -5th to 22nd.
4 lbs Rice . .: 25c
2 lbs. Tapioca 25c
3 pkgs. Corn Starch 25e
2 Silver gloss Starch . 25e
2 cans Gillette Lye
2 lbs. Breakfast .Bacon, piece
Cottage Roll ..
Large bottle Catsup`'
5 pkgs. Jelly Powder
4 pkgs. Anlmonia .
28c -
25c,
28e
25e
2iic
For Cash
'I0 lbs. Granulated sugar for.,'- 65c
Special Black tea, our own .;,• 65e'
(Regular line . , 75c)
2 cans Coin ,.. 252
2' cans Peas ,.•, 25,e
2 cans Tomatoes' ...... • • 25e
Kraft Cheese 350,
3 Corn Flakes 27c
5 ib. pail Syrup 33e
2 lbs. Icing Sugar 19c-
2 lbs. Ginger Snaps 25e
2 lbs, Leap year Cookies :. 29c
2 lbs. Seedless Raisins , 29e
1 lb, Currants' 19c
3"Clarks Soup,.., 29e.
..,(Veg. and Tomatoes))
8 bars Castile Soap 25e
Green Peas, per package ... , , 20c
2 cans Pork and Beans . 19e
Bayfield Store will open ` July 3rd.
Fresh Fish Tuesdays,and Fridays
New .Fruits and Vegetables in Season
Domini n Sugar by the sack at car Price
IN THE MORNING FIRST ,DELIVERY 9 a.m.: IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.m. ORDER EARLY
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• 48W'H RE ",SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
Cash and -
Service
People You Know
Miss Martha Stevenson of Stratford
is visiting at the horse of her bro-
ther Mr. W. J, Stevenson of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Stringer and Miss Zola
of W,dbdstock visited, the lady's
+mother, 1VIrs._J. Wheatley, on Sufi -
day.; '
Mr, and) Mrs, W. S. Downs: attended
the a(edding of the former's niece,
Miss Hazel DOW1?e8, Pt; 19ila Station
on Saturday.
Nr. and Mrs, Wilson Rath and Maste8
Billie of. Stratford were week -end
guest$ at the home of Mrs. TL,.
Rath, Clinton, '
Mr. ,and Mit. 'Phos. Dunbar and Mas-
ter Barry of Sarnia motored up and
spentweek-endhevitl
ftien
ds in
Clinton and vicinity.•
Mr.' J. G: Sloman has returned from
a visit with his son, Mr. Fred Slo-
man, who is in charge of the C.N.R.
School Car in Northern Ontario.
Mrs. J. E. Hogg is -in Toronto this
week attending a meeting of the
Dominion Board of Missions as
delegate froin*the London Confer-
ence W, M S.
Miss Kathleen McKinnon, who has
just -finished her university course
at Toronto, .. is the' guest of her
grandmother, Mrd.' 'aohnston in.
Huron street, Clinton
Mrs. Epos Hull and Mr. and Mrs.
George Hull and son of Davidson,
Mich., visited Mrs. J. Wheatley this
week: They., came ` over to attend
the funeral of a brother of Mrs.
Hull, Sr., at Exeter. -
Rev. L. C. and Mrs. Harrison, Sher>.
iff Middleton, dd1teo Mrs. V. Hovey, Mr
s,
3, Schoenlials, Mrs Atkinson, Mrs.
Taylor, Mrs. Elliott,'. 1Vliss -Foster;
Mrs. Ford, Ivirs'i Johnston, Mrs,
Sheppard, Mrs. Appleby and Miss
Sloman attended the semi-annual`
meeting of the Deanery of Huron,
held in Seaforth on Tuesday.
AHbur'n
Mr'• Anil Mrs: Tlowai•d Rober€sorl
and children of Seaforth°•spent Sunday
with Miss Pierce and the Misses Blair
in the village.
IVIr, and Mrs. Coates of Flint re-
turned with Mrs. Maitland Allis, who
has been staying with then, for the
past week. •w
Miss Lottie Lawlor .went to Detroit
on the steamer Greyhound.
Mr. G. L. Sturdy has purchased a
new Chrysler sedan and Mr. Joseph
Webster is sporting a new Chev,
Messrs. Eisner Robertson and Rus-
sel Shaw fnotored to London on' Sat-
urday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. -.Trio. Fingland and
daughter' of Londesboro visited
friends in the village en Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Townsend of near
Seaforth visited relatives here on
Sunday.
A large crowd frons this vicinity
went to Goderich on Tuesday night
and enjoyed the anneal Moonlight
excursion.
(Too late for last'week)
Mir. Wesley liliough, and Itis, -bride
of: Toronto are visiting- •relatives here,
Mr.' and Mrs: Jos. Carter of Port
Elgin are visitors at the home of Mr,
and Mrs: Jas. Carter. •
Mrs. Ball of Clinton and Miss Mar-
garet Ball, of London 'are visiting
with Mrs. Hill and c tlier relatives
here.
lltiss Laura Rutledge 'returned honie,
Walker Taylor — On Saturday,
June 2nd, by the ..Rev. W. R. Alp,
Pearl; daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Taylor to W. A. Walker of
Oshawa.
Miss Laura Rutledge is visiting.
with her brother in Detroit.
Mr. and, Mrs. Z. Phillips .visited at
Whiteehnrch on Sunday,
Rev. W. R. Alp returned, from at-
tending conference on. Monday.,,
G Ierich`ToWnship
' Mr. and Mrs, Morgan 'Agnew and
little Miss Agnes of Clinton visited'.
at .the home of Mr. and Mrs, It Pear-
son on Saturday last,
Mr. and Mr at
Mrs W. R t o
e bury and
Mi. and Mrs. Ross Scott and Master
Kenneth of Brucefield motored up to
the morning service in Wesley -Wil-
lis church, Clinton, on Sunday and
later spent the clay with Mr, and Mrs,
Robert Pearson. -
`The Fire
Brigade"
1 ` • With
May McAvoy and Charles Ray
From the Story by: Kate Corbaley
Directed by William Nigh
A Metre Goldwyn -Mayer Picture
STAR THEATRE
under tl,ie auspices of the
CLINTON FIRE -COMPANY
JUNE lith, '19th, 20th
COAL
AND
LEIGH VALLEY COAL
SEME-SOLWAY CORE
W. J, M1LL &: SON
Orders "taken at residence, Ontario St.
PHONES: 46w and 48j
Whatever Your Hard-
ware Needs May -Be
We are equipped to supply you.,
Everything nt low prices.
Whether you want a nail or a lawn
trowel•, er a.tacit or a boiler—we have
• All goods ;guaranteed to give the
fullest satisfaction.
a:ikin
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t
'agent for Renfrew Cream Separators
on Friday on- the ' Greyhound after Ca Land get Prices.
spending a ecu le of weeks -with. her
P
broiher.,at Detroit. •
HARDWAPh and PLUbIBING
E'Ysana, ' 2�3`
There is a Treat in Store 'Lw You
When you are out looking around drop into our Furniture depart-
ment as we have thedesne t ii
f s
a
of Furniture display to a ever
shown around
these parts.. The newest styles in Chesterfield sCites, Dining, Bedroom
and Living Room Furniture, You will : be surprised and delighted
with our new stock of Electric Lamps with silk and parchment
shades`, and the best:featugie of all is the Price,
Then for the verandah anything you want. Collapsible stretchers
and chairs, highly colored chairs, the very latest. Hammocks, sun stop
shades, Verandah mats in Cocoa. and Japanese Grass, Ail sizes and
Prices. 'A fine assortment of Cushions good for verandahs, cars
or camp at 45 cents and 90c. Real Bargains.,
Clinton Hardware and FurnitureC
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THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 196
Picnic and vacation Specials
CHOICE PICKLES I RICE KRISPIES
Sweet or Sour, per tin 49c New Breakfast Food, pkg. 15c
Sandwich Spree., ...,.
Lobster ,paste, per tit
Crab Meat, per tin -
Tuna ,Fish
Boneless, Chicken, per tin
Olives, (stuffed) 20, 25, 85
New Kraft Cheese, pkgs
Chateau Pimento, pkg.
Lemon. Cup ,. ,.440c,
Orange Cup
25c -
15c
350
35c
45c
40e
250
25c
65e
60c
Choice Rice, 4 lbs. for... 25c
Tapioca, 2 lbs. 25e
Canned Peas, 2 for 25c
.Canned Corn, 2 for 25c
Matches, No. 1, pkg 25c
Special Black tea, Ib, „ 63c
Lemon Oil Furniture'
Roush, bottle 30c
Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. 29c
Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs
Castile Soap, 7 bars .,25e
SPECIAL IN LARD THIS WEEK ONLY
20 lb. PAIL $3.40
STRAWBERRIES, PINES, TOMATOES, CELERY, ETC. -
L LAWSON & CO,
PHONE 111
PROMPT DELIVERY .
TEN -TEST
INSULATING BUILDING BOARD
Ten -Test is a.manufactured lumber made from wood fibre.
Compressed by tremendous hydraulic pressure into a ,solid', board.
Ten -Test is used for insulation against`heat and cold—sound dead-
ening—Interior Finish—Approved Plaster and Stucco Basoand in:
construction of refrigerators, and cold storage ware houses.
We have.a good stock of Ten -Test en hand,
Thomas
ze
Et ate Clinton
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