The Clinton News Record, 1928-09-06, Page 8CLINT.ON'S LEADING, JEWELERY STORE
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When the eyes begin to weaken
after year's of use, then to nes
timable vahie of good eyesight
comes • to mind. .
Do not wait' until failing eye-
sight teaches you the lesson—come
and lave your eyes examined now,'
An Examination Costs Nothing
and may prevent the onslaught of
eye trouble,..
. a k JOHNSON
Gradeate .of ;Toronto College of Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs- , Next Hovey s Drug Store
Special Sale of
OYS' CY. � T HIND
COMMENCING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st
We will place on Sale about 100 Boys' Suits at a discount of 25.
percent.
These suits are all extra good value at regular: prices and re-
"present one of the greatest bargains ever offered tothe people of
Clinton at this Spcial Sale Price •pf one quarter .off..
SEE OUR CLEARING LINES OF BOYS' ODD PANTS
AT 98c AND 51.50 PE7.t, PAIR ,a-.;t,,d
ALL SUMMER GOODS TO CLEAR'AT LESS THAN
• WROLESALB (PRICE ..
Plumsteel Bros
BETTER VALUES LOWER PRICES
o Other R.eadyR.aofin g
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placed within two inches of J -M Asbestos
Roofing. At the end of fifty minutes (note
clock) the roofing wee not burned bi` injured,
being only alightly blackened with smoke.
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i M ASBESTOS ROOFING
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buildings with J•M Asbestos Roofing it will protect them
from Arc at no extra cost.
Write or call for Samples and Booklet.
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THE CLINTON-NEWS RECORD
Happily off to school they go, busy
with, lessons, busier still at piny,
laughing, bright-eyed, rosy -checked,
active; all day long—that's the way
children should: be, and a liberal sup-
ply of requirements in Scribblers,
Pencils, Paints,. Exercise Books, Pens,
Slates, as well as the regulationtext
books will help to make thein so.
In advertising School Supplies we
seem to feel we could tell you the
whole story in a nutshell but we don't
happen to have any nutshell hartdy,"
there's not much to tell, The Text.
Books meeting the regulations of the
Department of Education are the
same anywhere and are sold at prices
made by the 'Department and printed
on the books so the whole story is be-
fore you. Opening Day will to many
be one of new scenes, new thoughts,
new lessons, new -tasks and some dif-
ficulties. We have tried to provide
for you such supplies as' will make
school work easy and pleasurable.
Be ready when the "bell .rings and in
the getting ready if you do us the
favor we have aimed to provide for
you the most of the bestfor the least.
If you want the hes --Meg' do the
rest.
Tile W. D. Fair Go.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
.tierPerdue.
PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
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YOUR. CHILD
• WILL GET TH.E-SAME ATTENTIVE
SERVICE AS THOUGH YOU
CAME YOURSELF.
At our store you may be sure year.'
child will be served as promptly, cour-
teously and well as any grown -tip pat,
ton.
Wo Handle only superior produets.
Just give us a trial.
Our prices are the lowest in .town.
THE C & S. GROCERS
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Miss Alice. Sioman of Stratford was
home over the weelc-end.
Mfrs. Geo. A. Walker is visiting in
Hamilton and Toronto this week.
Mrs.Heard of Bayfield is the guest of
her son, Mr. J. L. Heard of. town.
Miss Mary Walls returned Saturday
after a visit with Aylmer friends.
Miss Melds McElroy of Blyth visited
the Misses Plumsteel over the week-
end.
Mr. Mulloy of Detroit, a former Olin -
ton boy, spent the week -end in
town,
Miss AgnesWalker returned this week
to, resume her school duties in
Kingston.
Miss Mary McIntosh left Monday for
Hamilton, where she has accepted a
position as teacher.
Mr. L. W. Currell of Oshawa was
hone with his faMily over the
week -end and holiday,
Mrs. G. W. Sheeley of Kitchener. has
been visiting during the past week
with the Misses Wiltse.
Miss Norah Cooper of Toronto spent
the week -end as theguest of her
cousin, Mr's. H. Bi- Manning,
Dr. enol Mrs. Kay of Leemer, Mich.,.
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs,
B. J. Gibbings,on Labor Day.
Mr. Edwin McKenzie of Toronto is
spending 'his vacation with his
grandmother, Mrs. T. McKetizie.
Miss Linnie Nediger left Saturday
for Burwash, to resume her duties
ne principal of the Pubiie school.
Mrs. Kniffen and Mrs. Argenbright
of Detroit were guests of Mr. and
• Mi.'s. E. Ward over the week -end.
Ma. and Mrs. James Scott left yes-
terday' on a holiday trip to the
Maritime Provincesand to Boston.
Mr. and Mrs, G, E. Hall and Miss
Evelyn returned Monday evening
aftei a pleasant visit in Toronto
and I£fegston,
Ur. and -Mrs. E. T. Watson and
children of Hamilton were week-
end and holiday guests of Mr, and
Mrs. G. A. Walker.
Mrs. Murray Jackson and little
daughter, Miss Mary, of Frederic-
ton, N.B., have been visiting Mr,
Fred Jackson and Mrs H,'S`teen,
Miss Barbara McIver ' returned on
Tuesday from a trip to Europe.
Mrs, W. C. Brown, who aceompan-
ted her, is staying in Toronto for
a few days.
Mr, and Mrs, Orville Jenks and little
son, Kiel), have returned to De
trait after staying a • couple of
months with the lady's parents, Mr,
and Mrs. E. Ward.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J, Mauaghan of De-
troit and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Managhanb and family of Walker -
villa visited with their parents, Mr,
and Mrs. T. H..Dfanaghan,
Mrs. George Gordon, Sr., her .(laugh-
ter, Mrs... J. A. LaW, and her' 80119.
Messrs. Hugh and Geo. W. Gorden
of Kitchener, spent Sunday in Ch i -
ton with relatives and old friends.
Mr. and 'Vire, J. A, McKenzie and two
sons. Jack and Bert, who have been.
visiting in Kingston and in the
Province of Nova :Scotia, arrived in
town last week and are guests of,
the fornier's mother, Mrs, T. Mc
Kenzie.
Mr. and Mrs, George McKenzie and
Master Malcolm of Dungannon and
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. McKenzie and
ulliiss' Helen and Master Douglas of
Detroit were at the home of their
mother, Mrs. T. McRe,lzie, over the
week -rid.
Mr Thos. Diamond of Detroit was the
guest over the week -end of Mr. and
Mrs. J. D. Atkinson.. Mr. Diamond
formerly lived in Clinton,'lcaviog
here thirty-nine years ago. ' He and.
Mr. Atkinson were friends in cheir.
young manhood,
tlVogue ilii, fry.
Is now ready'with the lovely fall
creations, delightedly new, • distinct-
ively smart, 'everything to completeoni
the ensemble' of harin,ous beauty,
Our hats are approved of for smart.
nes:: and good taste.
NEW IIOSE
Our line of Belding Cortieilli full
fashioned silk hosiery slenderizing
and, perfect lifting in ail the leading
shades. We hope to see you.
The 'Vogue Millinery
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THURSDAY', SEPTEMBER 6, 1926
lIMINEXWAr
ry,
Our returnin,g Students and Teachers,
And a few suggestions for lunches`.
Sandwich Spread 25c Sandwich Filler. 30c Kraft • Cheese 35c
'Meatwich for Sandwiches 15c Pimento Cheese 15c
Assorted Tourist Cookies 35c Flue Ribbon Mayonnaise 30c
Pepper Jelly
One dozen large sweet red peppers, take out seeds, cub crosswise; pour boiling -water' to cover over them;
stand five minutes; drain off, add to pulp; 3 cups Crosse & Blackwell's Vinegar; 3 lemons (squeezed) andput
in rind; boil 15 minutes, take rind out; add' It/z lbs. Gran. Sugar, boil 15 minutes or longer to Jell.
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Heinz Vinegar,;..,'.. i...25c and 40c SALAD DRESSING
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Pure Malt . ` 20c 2 Rinse . 1.9e
Blackwell
1 2 eggs beaten until light; 1 teas- ellegg'
s CornFlakes, 3 or20a
Eagle- Brad bIilk 25e poonfull •salt; 1 teaspoonful mustard; Clark's
Soup, 3 for 29c
2 cans S, Salt . ..... , ... , 25c 1 can .Eagle Brand Condensed milk; •_Campbell's Tomato Soup, 2 for290
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Bacon, per lb cupful
35o 1` - vinegar; beat first four in- 10 lbs. Gran. Sugar 69e
Cottage Rolls 35e • gredients; add vinegar and set ;aside 10 bars T. & G: Soap 43c
Large bottle Pickles 49e ., to thicken, 3 lbs. Best Rice 25e
2 lbs. Raisins 29c
Big Dominion Sugar Special at $6.25 Fri., Sat. and Monday
2 Charm .. 12c
Special Car Price on Redpath Sugar
Fresh Salmon Trout on Fridays, weather permitting
Egg Plant Musk Mellon Peaches Head Lettuce
Headquarters for Tourist Information Sweet Potatoes
IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m. . IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST. DELIVERY 2:30 p.m.
Cash and
Service
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WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
Stanley Township
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Durham, Miss
Ifeah and Roy Durham of 'Niagara
Falls, Mrs. Trimble of Saskatoon
and Mfrs. Lane of Stratford spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Henry
Diehl,
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Miss Jean McEwan spent a few
days. over the week -end with Miss
Pentland at Dungannon.
Masters Fred and Donnie Arnett of
Toronto returned to the city on Mon-
day, after spending .test days at the
hotne of M. Alex McEwen.
Miss Grace McEwen spent last
week in Goderieh with her aunt, Mrs.
Will Tebbutt.
Miss Kate McGregor left Monday
for her school tit Newmarket.
Miss Agnes Glen has gone to teach
at Acton, for the coning term.
Mr. Fenwick' Stewart, Mi. Adam
Stewart and Miss Billie Steitart mot-
ored down and spent several days,
with relatives at Highgate and Blen-
heim. •. ,
Mrs. Glen ,of Goderieh is spending
a dew days at the hothe of her son,
Mi. Ed. C. Glatt, •
Mrs. Ernest Rozeli was in Toronto
for a fewdaysthe end a£ last weelc,
Mr. and Mrs, Francis Daymond
have returned from their honeymoon,
and are now getting settled in their
new home .% Chatham.
Miss Marion MeEwen of Toronto
spent a few days last week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ,Mex MeEwen.
Mr. MfcCrae. cif Toronto was a guest
last week at the home of Mae Alex.
11f/etym.
Miss Marion McEwen, who has
been spending the latter paid of her
holidays at the home of her parents,
Mr. and 1VIrs. Alex IVI, MeEwen, left •
on Wednesday morning for Toronto,
prior to -going: to cher 'school at"
Brecltin. '
Mr, Thos. Baird, Sr. is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Anita Gordon of Ash-
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phone Int in his home,
Mrs. B. Tyerman of Seaforth spent
Wednesday with Londesboro friends.
Miss L. Young returned home last
week after spending some time at
Bruce Beach.
Mies Bertha Brodgon spent the
holidays with her parents, returning
to London Monday.
We are pleated to know that Miss
Ida Lyon, who is in the Clinton Hos-
pital, having undergone an operation
for appendicitis, is doing as well. as
could be expected.
Constance
Mr. and Mis. Stutz of Cleveland,
Ohio, spent a week with her :parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Toe Riley, Sr,
Miss Thelma Dale'and Miss Dunn
of Toronto motored up and spent the
holiday with the fortner's parents,
Mi. and Mrs. Jas. Dale.
Quite a reindeer around here took
in the sights in Seaforth and Clinton
on Labor Day.
Geo.•Riley, ,Tr. spent Sunday in the,
village,
Mr. and 11,12i. Fred Stephenson and
family spent Sunday in the village.
The Ladies' Aid met cm Thursday
afternoon.
Miss Bella McCully is at present
laid up with rheumatism. Wo hope
she will soon be better.
'COAL
D.L.W. AND
LEIGH VALLEY COAL
SiME-SOLWAY COKE
field. `
111,11r. and Mrs;, Wm, Green of CW ol- e J FILLER & SON
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borne visited all Mr, Hugh Gilmoui's Orders taken: at residence, Ontario St.
on Sunday.
PHONES: 46w and 46j
11!liss Clete Pepper spent a few days
in Toronto this (veek.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Turner of Exe-
ter spent last .week with their Song
Mr, John Turner,
'Mrs. J. Cowie, who has been visit-
ing her 'brother, Mr. Win. Stack, has
returned to her' home at Port Hope,
Mich.
Miss B. Reyhl of Detroit is this
week visiting Miss Miele Westlake.
liffiss. Anna Cleave returned home
Sunday after spending a week with
her -aunt, Mee. J.oe Gingrich, Bad Axe,
Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. :Fred I-Iudie and fam-
ily of ,Goderich'- township were Sun-
day visitors at the home of Mr. and
'Mrs. Thos. Snowden.
Dr, and Mrs E. L. Roach, Wyan-
dotte, Mich., Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred
Reyhl and Mips, hllareelline Bertrand
of Detroit returned to:tlieir hone• on
Monday after spending a few days
with the Mosses. Snowden.
Mrs. G. Freeldeten Exeter, was the
guest of her sister, Mrs G. Campbell;
for a few clays last week,
Mrs. Clifford 'Keys is visiting Mrs.
J. P. Griffin of. Toronto this week. •
LondeSbo O
Mrs. James Campbell and Miss 10,
Lyon are visiting friends in London
this week.
Muss Annie Garrett left Saturday
for North, Bay, where she has secured'.
a school.
Mr. Archie Webster is enjoying the
eleetrio :lights in his hone which he
has hadremodeled and wired.
Mr. Geo. Brogden has had the tele-
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Special Values for Week end
P. &: G. SOAP
10 bars 43e
SUGAR RAISINS
Redpath's per cwt. Seedless, 2 lbs.
26.45 Cash ill
29e
Laid, 3 lb, pail - 595
Mixed Cakes, per lb. . ••29e
Lux Flakes, 3 picgs, 20c
Matches, per pkg. . 20e
Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. 29e
Dad's Cookies, per doz.... • 23c
Chicken biaddic . 25e
Shoo Polish, 2 for tie
Iedized Salt, 2 picgs.
Tapioca, 2 lbs.
Rice, good, 4 . ._.,
Cern Starch, per pial
Syrup, 5 lb. pail
Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs.
Bacon, piece, lb.
l'darmalede (jar) .. , ..
26e
25e
290
10c
3:1c
25c
37e
305
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deadening --interior finish --and approved plaster and stucco base,.
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