HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1928-08-16, Page 8INTQN+s Ll?ADING JEWELER:Y STt)Rb
When the eyes begin` to, weaken
lifter. years of use; then tale ines-
timable value of r good eyesight
Comes, to ;nand,'
Do not: wait until failing pye
sight,teaches you the lesson-eome
and haveryour,eyes exantiried noW:
An Exatnlnation; Costs "Nothing
and may -prevent the onslaught of
eye trouble, -
CLINTON4liTEwSR7CCQitD'
Kmai;ese:
THURSDAY; AuCD° 10, 1928
s bei"
OHNSCON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry `
Fine Teweliery. And Repairs . • Next. Hovey's Driag Store
emecossmorangssapsemsessmatos
xvsmassmostessessveismas
OF ALL LINES OF SUMMER ;MERCHANDISE�A'l A SAVING
OF FROM 20 PERCENT TO 25 PERCENT
Men's and Boys' Clothing at wholsale prices, or less.
Work Shirts at 69; 98c and $1.19
Fine Shirts at 98; $1.19, 51.49 te,52.49.
All Straw Hats at -half price or less. —
Houl3e Dresses—Print and Gingham .dresses, short sleeves, on
sale at 98e. .
Children's Gingham dresses, some with bloomers to nlateh, on
sale at 98c. '
Kiddies Sox—elearing lines °at 25;
Boys' Khaki 13looiners, ,regular up to $1.50 for 98c.
Cottonade'Pas is and Eloomers- at 89c.
SPECIAL. BARGAIN' PRICES ON SANDALS,_ RUNNING SHOES,
- ' AND ALL LINES OP SUMMER WEAR
PlumsteelBros
BETTER VALUES LOWER. PRICES
NoOtherReady ° orofing
Could WiihsiandThisTesi.
The flame of a powerful.blow•torch was
placed within two inches of J M Asbestos
Roofing. At the end of fifty, minutes' (note
clock) the roofing was not burned or injured,. -
being only slightly blackened with smoke.
N This its one of n slumber of testa wbkh
R prove conclusively that the only permanently
Idurable prepared roofing—the one that better
than any other resists fire, acids, gases, rot,'
rust heat, cold and wear ie
1-M ASBESTOS ROOFING ...
Itis tae "eheimest•per-Year" roofing because Um-
pires no coating or pnmting to preserve It. The first
cost is Ibo only expense.
Firmproot construction is better firo-protectionto a
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bundled than any amount of fire -insurance. By covering
buildings With J -M Asbestos Roofing it will protect them
from .fire at no cxtrn cost.
Write or call for Samples and Booklet.
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129.
iitt r at Perdue
PLUMBING. HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone 147w
Q' rt. HEL
WILL GET THE SAME ATTENTIVE
SERVICE AS THOUGH YOU '
CAME YOURSRL$
At our store you may be sure your.
child will lee served as promptly,• cour-
teously and well as any grown -tip pat-
ron,
We handle only superior products,
Just give us a trial, ,
Our prices are. the lowest in town.
THE C. &S. GROCERS
Branch 125j d Main I25w
FOR THE ALAN .WHO APPRECIATES
STYLE,' QUALITY AND ECONOMY
All the newest straw weaves and shapes—snappy and sniart
right up -to the -last moment in style and -price so reasonable that you
still can tpraatice",economy if you purchase your New Straw Hat at
oitr store: '
Tixe:.workmanship in these straws is of the very finest, just the
kind of Summer headgear' for the Man who appreciates, Style, +Qual-
ity and Economy.
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CLINTON'S LEADING TAILORS
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d-vieand'114r. I'rnesl:C,exsort
uro9;a'Re dEast' ton,called.on 11Ir. George Vanderburgli.
liar I4.11 a i ,
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Mr. --and =Ms. John . ltfetenn•and
daughter Idem and Miss Susie Erisie
son .of Sault Ste. Marie, Miehfglin
spent a few ,hours at: Mr. mia NIr's.
m, 3a11's last Friday,
^Cor r and '.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. SC i . and Mr.
anti -Mrs. George Robinson of t.incar-
. .,
Quite a numbcrfrom oily vicinity'
took in the demonstratiosi of tiie
Black Knight's s atStratRord atttrday.
Mr. and. -111'1s Teed Cook and. dsngh '
ter Edna. 81ent• Sitildeje at their.
daughters, Mrt, Joe Illid911. '.
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By all the great essayists and we
de not wish . to do badly, ghat they
hav;e.' :done supexlative1y.,,, well,
1• Reading requires. no 'slievial
oral conditions of reading today.
1. 'Reeading regnnees no special
•apparatus such as_clothes,„b'odtt, bats,.
.aequets, balls, rods, tracks or dogs',;
2, It does not depend upon 'the
existence orpAsence of:other.person$.
(Solitaire Meng an exception to.thiis
geixeralization.)
3 It does not presuppose any spec
Dal mood or state of mind, on the part
of the readers, nor any special weath
er on the part of the ,climate, ';there
are Books and Magazines for' all.
moods ;and all weathers.
4 It is not dependent upon time
and place, and can be enjoyed in the
train as well as in; the library and
for five minutes as well as for five
hours. Iii budgeting -your expenses
why not include -a few dollars for
books, your favorite magazine and
daily newspaper then your house
(with suitable wall decorations which'
we also sell) will _;become a home
rather than merely a, peace to sit and
eat in.
Tie W. D. Fair Co.,
Often the Cheapest—Alwaya_the Best
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logy Li *go Illlinee n tesria
Miss Etta ITardy spent a few days
in Torontothis week:
Miss Mary-MnMurchie visited her
mother over the week -end, •
Mrs. W. Kennedy and -Miss Harriett
are visiting friends in Caledonia.
Wes. W. 3, Nediger and family are
camping in Hayfield this week,
Miss Ruby Churchill has returned
home,froni a vacation in Muskolca.
Miss J. Pollard of Hull, England is the
guest of her aunt, Mfrs: Thos. White.
Miss M.
McDonald, milliner, is sP end-
ing=lier holidays with relatives in
Woodstock.
Mrs. Adam Glazier was in Ethel on
Friday attending the funeral of
Mr. Jack Cole. -
Miss Helen Fisher of Denver, Color-
ado, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
R. E. Manning.
Miss Winnie' Hunt of Toronto spent
her holidays with her parents, Mr.
wand Mrs. Chas:' Hunt.
Miss Mary Walls returned home last
week after spending a month with
relatives, in Toronto.
Miss Pearl Churchillreturned last
week from spending 'a fortnight
with Detroit friends:
Mr. and Mfrs. Ezra• Pickard were vis-
iting their .daughter tltise. Lashbrook
of Mitchell for a few clays,
Miss I•Ielen Grigg has returned home
after a fortnight's visit with rola-
...Lives in London and Detroit.
IVlisses Elva Cook and Mary Grealis
returned hone on ,Saturday after
visiting in London last week,
Ms. harry Shaw of London, England
is spending a few days with his parr
eats, Dr. and Mtrs. J, W. Shaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kilty and baby
of ,Toronto spent the 'week -end at
the home of Dr. and Mrs, Shaw,
Rev. L. 0, Harrison of -St. Paui'.s
church took charge of the services•
in Christ. church, Listowel; on Sun-
day,.
Mr. and Mrs, N. Ilaevey. and Miss
•Kathleen spent Sunday at the home
of Mrs, Harvey'd mother, Mr's.
Thos. Grealis. '
Miss Madge Crawford and Miss Anna
Flynn leave returned to Toronto af-
ter spending a couple of weeks with
relatives here. .
Miss Ruth tall has returned home af-
ter' spending some weeks in St.
Catherinee las the guest of :Miss
Evelyn Jdllnstom.
Mr. and Mrs,• Lewis IVIaiining and
• children of Toronto are visiting the
former's parent, My. and Mrs. Wal-
ter Manning this week.
Mrs. Godfrey Gale and son, Lionel of
Windsor .visitecl Mr. and Mrs, 0.
Gala: this week. Lionel is staying
der the rest of his vdcatinn,'
Mr. and Mis. M. D. McTaggart' are,
enjoying a trip to New York, Phil-
adelphia and up. the St. Lawrence
through the Thousand Islands.
Miss M. S. Evans of Winnipeg, and”
her niece, Margaret and nephew,
Bruce road Miss IC. A. Evans. of Ann
Arbor were visiting -Dr. and Mrs,
Evans this week.
Mr„ and Mrs, R. Mackenzie incl fam-
ily of. Detroit, spent. the week -end
with the former's mother and ',sis
'tell, Mrs, Those Mackenzie and Miss
Eleanor Mackenzie:
Mr, ;laid Mrs. •Win. Lobb of Clinton.
Mrs. Nolson of Vancouver, B:C,-,, and
Mr, Wilson of St. Marys, were the
one is n$ John and . Mrs, Yeo last
week.=Blyth Standard,
illy. ansi Mis.'.0.. 7)o'tvnie and Mrs.
Downie, Sr., af: Aniherstburg, s1ent
the Week -end' with. NB.. and Mess, S.
Kemp. ,Mrs.'Downie, Sr., will spend
G eoxiplo of .weeks Here:
Me..c h i i'
ind Mfrs, f; as, IYI ddlcton and
Misses Melena and ;Teenisnent the
week -end at Huntsyille in Muskoka;.
Helena is going lsrther mi to visit
friends for a couple of weeks,
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wo. Stores :gives us'
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Ci BAY-FIEU
i.gger buying
IOler
resp' fruits . and i ege�tabl s
NEW CANT'ED , PEAS, 2 for
CANbIED CORN, 2 toy v'.
GRANULATED SUGAR, 10 lbs. ,, . , ..- .
DATES, 3 lbs. , ,
QUAKER COI4N pkgs, .
27c
29c
6�c
'33c
29c 1
JELLY POWDER, 5 pkgs s:. , ,i,
25c
JELLY POWDER',.4 pkgs...::::
COTTAGE ROLL ; r25c
PICNIC IIAN1, Pe' lb:
255
112A1'CHisper ox 325
r b . 29c
laking Powder pe° tin :1:9c
Jelly Rolls 20c . Tea -brae- Cakes` 30c...
Pineapple Rolls 25c
Best values in -Black Tea 65c
and Black Tea at - - 75c -
11E111Z VINEGAR, forTicicling Season, in bottles, 25 and 40e
0E170, 3 bottles fof . , . .51;00
PICKLING SPICES
Watchi this space next week -for special jelly powder and
plate deal
Large bottle Sheriff's Marmalade 43c Large bottle jam 49c
R
Chauteau Cheese in bulk 35c Assorted "fancy'biscuits -35c
Cheese Chip 20c - Lime cup. bot. 35c
Special Car Price on Redpath- and Dominion Sugar,
IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY'9 a.m.
Cash and
Service
IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.m. "ORDER EARLY
W. T. O'Neil
WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE 'PREVAILS
,ma,�wor,oa.r
Phone
. 48
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Penna, You Know Mr. Elgie and family of Oshawa
ale guest at the homy - of Mrs, A.
Mrs, Levi Stong is. visiting in Harrow Johnston of Bannockburn.
this weep. - Mr. and Mrs. Weekes spent Sunday
Mi. and Mrs. E. M. McLean of Walk- at Listowel,
erville were here last week.. - • Mr. and. Mrs, E, Epps are having
Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Latornell and their home remodeled;
Miss Combe were here Iast week. Mr, and Mirs. J. Mossop and daugh-
Mrs, W. T. Henry is visiting her ter of London have moved to the
.daughter, Miss Henry of London, village. We welcome then to our
1Vfiss •Bruegaman of Chesiey is the burg and wish them every success in
gust of her sister, Mrs, E, Wren, their' new undertaking.
do. t
Rev. r fHarxdson exchanged pulpits with
Rev. Howard of Listowel last Sun-
day. Y
Miss Aliso Sloman of Stratford is
spending her holiday, at her hone
• in town.
Mars. Alcock of Brussels is visiting
relatives in Clinton and Holmesville
`this week.
~
Miss Kathleen Hiekieof Toronto is
visiting at the home of Me. and Mrs:
. Gordon Cuningham.
Mrs. harry M. Taylor of Philadelphia,
Pa., ,is spending a few weeks with
Miss Zetta Jackson,
Miss Agnes Walker spent last week-
end with her sister, Mrs. W 6. Tan-
ner in Wingham.
Gocrelr1ch Township
Mr. and Mrs: Diodes and son of Jack -
'son, Mich„ were the guests of Mr, and
Mrs. 'G. Crooks this week. -
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bond and family
of Stomia are visiting at the ,home of
1VIr,,and Mrs, G. Crooks.
Connell met in Helinnsville '011
August 7th. ' Department of Agricul-
ture wrote re, weeds; etc. , The clerk
w;as instructeii to put a notice in the
paper asking the ratepayers to co-op-
erate with the Council by cutting the
weeds in front of their` own property.
Brawn Tract Celebrirtion Committee
asked a grant to assist in snaking the
celebration ti success. To this a
grant 04'.510,00 was given.
Further corrdeponclence from Mr.
Jas,Buek re'nuisance etc. 'was read
Councillor Salkeld was delegated to
make inquiry and, report at nett meet-
Ing•.
Mr, Reg. Sturdy complained that
the Canadian National Railway Co.
were emptying an under -drain out of
the natural mime and which was an
injury to him; the Council agreed eo
meet him oh -Saturday next rind to
have the mattes, adjusted. '
13y -law No. 7 setting the rates for
the current year was passect;'the rates
being the, 'same as last' year.
The representative of the Globe In-
demnity was present re insurance,_but'
no .action was Utica until next meet-
ing.
The following accounts were -paid
0, E. Wise, sheep claim, $33.00;; Supt.
pay voucher No. 7, 51558,54. - hatevek You d� d"
ST. JOHN'S CIIURCH OPEN
Alfa
CONCERT, VARNA
to be held on
DR. L: MOFFATT'S LAWN
on the evening of
TUESDAY, AUGUST 28th
-The entertainers will be Harvey Mc-
Gee of Auburn, assisted by Dr. Mof-
fatt. Highland dancing by four little
tots. Japanese fan drill by three
girls all lit uniform. Music supplied
by Zurich Brass Band, Mr. McGee
comes highly recommended as an en-
tertainer, impersonating both Scotch
and Irish.
Refreshment booths on grinds
serving sandwiches, Hot dogs, pie;.
eake and Ice Cream. Adnussion, A-
dults 35; Children 20c. In case of
rain the concert will be given in Dr.
Moffatt's Barn, Don't Miss This..
75-2.
COAL
D.L.W. AND
LEIGH `VALLEY COAL r'
SEME-SOLWAY COKE
W. J. MILLER & SON
Orders taken at.residence,.Ontario St.
PHONES: 46w and 46j
ouriied to meet on
Saturday, Sent 1st at 1,30 pint, ini,l ware Needs' e ds ay Be
Council then 3clj
stead of Monday -which' is Labor day, •
—1i G. Thompson, Cloilt
. 12tdon. oad
Mr. John Quigley ellipped It' 'choice:
bud: of sheep, sonsistiug et ,i. eprlee;
lambs and 2:- Carlin 's '0nl 0Ilvat2iiit
y l3,1n1 i,
for show purposes hast week, lIc°i'tlna
saki a par„ of eeiarlinge to lair. Shall
Dale for lsreedxng.
:%ua'f'ta31
Doit't forget Ilse open air ,concert
011 Dr. 5offatt's' lawn on Tuesdity
uning,:A.ug,''2Rtls, under the- espicee�
of St. John's Chard), Varna, ' Look'
for :the,advertisemetrt, I.
Mr. Qliver l+ears is .spn g r din 'low
a
days :with Ids sisters; Misses An11ie
and Ilq may Iteys of the 'vlllage. :;
Wo ata equipped to ttupply. red,
Vei'ytliin}3' nt hap' pili eIt,
Whalen" you wttliii. 0 toil)' or it lernsn
Mower, men leek or 0 1)01)01. -',-WO huvt'.
Itt
Air l._,a,.c10lttttlrhili.eeti to g[re tZlh;'
i'uSlCOt eittif,l}i t:tii;n,
erst for Redrew Creamm'. Seperetc�,
dill and get Prices.
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ori 1sLV d tz�lG
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Phone;: 244 .
To -Morrow's Vigor Depends
Upon How Much -You
Sleep TO -Night
You can "sleep" on a hard, lumpy, sagged mattreser You can
"sleep" on an oak board, if weary enough! But when you sink into
the cosy, eiubrace of a Marshall yeu enjoy a wondrously different kind
of sleep. The ever resilient springs of rhoMarshall' Mattress cuddle
up -with gentle support to release very tired muscle from strain; Nat-
ure gets a .Chance to, renew every worn tissue and create new en-
ergy. You awake invigorated, refreshed.
A lifetime of suck healthful energy -bidding COMPORT is sur-
ely worth the trifling extra cost of a Marshall.
SPECIAL: A free slip cover given with every Meatball matt-
ress sold during August. Then to co-operate with this special -offer
we have some wonderful savings in Bedroom Suites' wtwhich will pay
you to investigate.
Clinton Hardware and FurnitureCo
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTQRS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 ' Herdware 195
QUALITY THE 2 Q's �•. QUANTITY
Help the Housewife to Save
CROWN FRUIT JARS 1 Rubber Rings, 3 doz. ... , 25c
Small, per dozen 51.25 Zinc Jai rings, doz. , , 19c
Medium, per dozen ' 51.40 Corte, per,bot:, 35c,3 for 51.0(
Large, per dozen $1 05 l PaiRtvex, per pkg. ... 20s
QUAKER 001144,. • I- CHOICE RICE ~ MATCHES _
.. FLAKES ., .
pkg. 9c ) 4 lbs. for 25c I per pkg. 25c
P, & G. Soap "" I
10 bars 43c
PALMOLIVE SOAP'.
4 cakes 29e
- ' LUX
3 pkgs, 290
GRAN. SUGAR I
10 lbs, 69e , 1
SIIAKETI SALT
?pkgs. 25c
- DAD'S OATME.,I.
. -: Cookies, doz. 23c
MIXED CAKES I
poi. Ib. 29e
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SEEDLESS !
RAISINS, 2 lbs. 29e
.-, CORN S'TARCI'1
I per pkg.-10c
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