HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1928-09-27, Page 8TON'S LEADINi s JEWFLERY STO
When the': eyes begin to ,vealcen
t}£ter years et user then the Ines-
tiinrible value, ;of• good eyesight
weemes.to mind.
Do not. wait • until failing eye
sight teaches you the lesson—come.
and have your eyes examined' now,
An Examination Costs Nothing.
and may prevent the onslaught, of
eye trouble.
Graduate of Toronto College of" Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs . Next Hovey's D:
rg Store
Special, Sale of
BOYS' CLOTHING
COMMENCING SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER lst
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 to the people of
Clinton 'at this Spcial Sale Price of one quarter off.
SEE OUR CLEARING LINES OF BOYS' ODD PANTS
AT 98c AND $1.50 PER PAIR
ALL•SUIVIMER GOODS TO CLEAR AT LESS THAN
WHOLESALE PRICE
PlumstePl Brose
BETTER VALUES LOWER PRICES
NoOtherReadyRoofing.
Could WithstandThisTest
The flame of n powerful blow -torch wag
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 alightly blackened with smoke.
This is one of a number of testa which
prove conclusively that the only permanently
durable prepared roofing—the one that better
than any other resist°'fire, acids, gases, rot,
rust, heat, cold and wear is
J -M ASBESTOS ROOFING
Itis the ncbenbeot-per•year" roofing bccanee it re-
quires no tooting or notating to preserve it. The first
cost is the only expense.
Fire -proof construction is better fire -protection to n
building than any unmoor of fire -insurance. By covering
buildings with J -M Asbestos Roofing it will protect them
from fire at no extra coot.
Write or cal for Samples and Booklet,
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Sutter & Pprdite
HARDWARE IECTRIC WIRING
Phone- 147w
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• OiJR CHILD
WiLt GET Fn SAME ATI'EN3"IV1
SERVICE AS TROUGH YOU.
CAME YOURSELF
At our store you may be sure your
child 'will be served as promptly, cour-
teously and well as any grown-up 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 Main 125w
Varga
Mrs. Geo. Connell and son, Harold,
attended the funeral of the former's
aunt, Mrs. Jane Million, of Goderich.
on' Thursday week. She had been in
poor health for three years and fell
and broke her hip three weeks before
she died. She bad four married daugh-
ters living. in Goderich, Mrs. Geo.
Fowler, Mrs. Wall Mair, M;Ts. Ben.
Sheardown and M,rs. Chas: Robert -
non.
Stanley Township
Miss Jennie Grant spent a.fdty days
last weep with Mrs. Edward Glen.
Mx. and Mus. Francis Desmond of.
Chatham spent the week -end with•the
latter's parents, Mr. 'and Mrs, Adam
Stewart.
A fire of, unknown origin and which
aright have proved more disastrous.
.occurred last Saturday morning 'when
it was discovered that the home of,
Mr John McFarlane ^was on fire;. The
neighbors rushed in *with their lire.
. s.ameamon
Mrs. Arthur McQueen for a few days
this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. . Baird, and•,
Thelma of Toronto spent the -week-
end with his mother, Mrs. 'Geo,
Baird, Sr.
Auburn
Mr, and Mrs. Maitland Allen are
visiting in Flint, Mich.
Mer. and Mrs. Harry Yungblut vis-
ited at the latter's home, Mt. Forest,
an Sunday last.
Mr. Geo. Raithby visited his son
Elwin of Guelph last week,
Miss 'Mary Jenkins is visiting re-
latives here.
Mr. Robert and Miss Alice And-
rews of`1Goderich called on Mr. and
Mrs. 0, E. Errata on Sunday. last.
Mr. Earl ;Raithby and Mr. Torn
Johnston, motored to Lundin on Fri-
day last,, -
Mr. Eldon
ast;" Mr..Eldon Stoltz went to Guelph
last Friday totake a five year course.
tewart . at `VVmg'ham is vise -
ing her daughter, MxsA: J. Fergus•
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'extinguishers and the fire was under on.
.. control in'avery ,short time. We are :C C l . son e'od
glad that it 'W'as-ne'more serious , of Varna. spent Sunday •]est with re-
'Hers. W. Grant .of. Clinton visited latives in Auburn' and .vicinity.
1111.0 you ",ie
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CONT S
dei
Lotus Lawn .zs the finest quality,
of linen finished.Stafionery pso- -'
-radials at Papular Prices,
particnlars 'and _ entry blanks,,
or
purehase'a pad of the paper 'whjch,we
have in four sizes, 2 sizes at 25c each
and 2 at 30e each. The contitst is to
make the largest nuniber of words
fnounthe letters i
LOTUS LAWN •
$250.00 in -Cash Prizes
First Prize, $100.00.
Second" Prize, $50.00.
Third Prize, $25.00
5 Prizes of $10.00 each.
5 Prizes of $5.00 each,
Tile W. D. Fair. Co.
Often the Gheapest-Always the Best
I ' ill liir nuunnnunmim nr nnnin ixn, i uCllla i Nv
Mr. C. J. Wallis returned this weer
from a trip West.
Mks. C. 11. BartIiff visited in Seaforth
aver the week -end.
Ma-. Bill Grewer, of Brussels, was in
town one day last week.
Miss Reta Elliott of London was a
week -end visitor at her home in
town.
Miss Stone goes to Toronto on Sat-
urday tq attend the wedding of a
cousin. moi:,_: .= !
14r. Earl Steep of London visited his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, D. Steep, ov-
er the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Routley and fam-
ily ofBrig
ht were visitors ors 'in town
h
over week -end.
the veal{ -en
d.
Mrs. Clara Eurnball returned last
week after a few weeks' holiday in
Toronto and Mlontreal.
Mr. Anthony Hurrell of Rochester,
N.Y., was the guest of 1V1,r. and Mrs.
A. 0. Pattison last week,
Miss Georgina Rumball has been
spending the past fortnight with
Wingham and Lucknow friends.
Mrs. Kerwood White of Goderich has
been visiting her parents, Mr, and
Mrs.
W. H. Cole, Huron street.
Mr. and- Mrs. E. S. Livermore of
Aylmer will spend the week -end at
the home of the former in town.
Mrs. J. Cornish of Brucefieid and
Mrs. J. C. Hill of Stratford visited.
with Mrs. Frank Layton one day
last week, •
Mr, Charlie Cole motored up from
London and spent the `vet+li,•efld
yvith hjs parents, 1r '. iniad Mrs. W.
Y.fol6. ' •
Ma•, Alfred '•. Emptage of New York
Uistted 'Mr. Edgar . Maguire last
'week, returning on Thursday to re -
same his studies at'the University
of Rochester.
Mr, R. G. Hunter, who was graduated
from Toronto University in June
last, has returned to take a post-
graduate course.
Mr. 3, 'L. Kerr of Tire Brussels Post
was in toc\ri oh Friday. He report-
ed Mrs Keri' impi'otdrig after tri
operation in a Toronto hospital.
M. G. WI,tljitOb, Mr. and Mars, Frank
Layton and Mir.. and Mrs. i'red Pep-
slient the week -end with Ni-
agara Falls' and Hamilton friends.
114x•, and Mrs, Cross and family re-
turned this week to their home in
Toronto.' Mrs. Cross has been
spending' the summer with iter
father. Dr. Gunn. •
Mr. Cecil Farnham, and bride, who
are on their honeymoon, are spend
ing a few days with the forineris
mother in town. "ih'eyld 'i't for
Kitchener Saturday..
Mr.. and Miss. John -L.'Pt0 to arrived
here this week trona 1 hghenden,
Alberta to visit tate former's sister,
Mlrs. John Muff, and 'other relat-
Ives around Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor of St. -Hel-
ens, llfr. and Xis. McVittie'o£ God-
erieh and "7VIrs. Bell of Wingham
:spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. G. Medd.
Mx. and MTs. H .E. Rorke, Mrs. Harry
Ambler and Miss Florence Rorke.
.inotored to St. Thomas on Monday,
where Miss Florence has entered as
a student attAlma College.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nediger artd Mr,
,and Mrs. Norman holland motored
to Owen Sound on Tuesday to at-
tend the funeral of Mrs. Nediger's
brother, the;:. late Capt. George
Waugh.
M
tirlinhas returned iss A •nes S g to
Consul, Sask., after ;'spending the
summer with her sister, MTs. Car-
rie Jervis of Clinton, and with oth.:
er relatives hereabouts. She went
by boat,to Port Arthur.
Mr, and , Mrs. A. C. Vodden. and Mir,
• Mrs. rs. E. G. Saville, M42r. thud• Mrs,
',JosePh Webstor 'and
Mr. Wnn.We
b-
ster of Londesboro and Mrs, 3. Ad -
diem -of, Brucafield left: for Toronto
Tuesday norning to at end th f
oral-' of 'their brother, tire" late
J 'Wbt •
I1T ill1 T-NOW ' RI CO • T1IURSDA r, SE
PT1 'iti ,B18
27, 1928'„
5c
ig 'Special on Peas Saturday at 3 i
`p, while they last.;`.II.c a can.
Rner I4ping, 25a
Glahbss Taps, 1sdoz 25c
Carnation. Milk, 2 tins 25e—
Corn, '2`tins , 25e
Jelly Powder,. 5 pkgs , 25c
Dates,:2 lbs. , 25c
Vinegar, battle 25c
Rolled oats, 5,2bs o 25e
Wheattets, 4 lbs 25e
Rice, fancy, 8 lbs , 25c
Soap, P. & G: 6'bars, 25c
Ammonia, 3 pkgs, , .. .... 25e
Tapioca; 2 lbs. 25e
Eagle Brand Milk 25c
Big value in soups, this is 'soup week, Aylmer -soups each 1Oc
Campbell's tomato 2: tins 29c Clark's soups 3 for 29c .
Asparagus • Mushrooms Honey
c'uttigeach 25c each 25c per sealer 25c
Fancy cakes to clear at 29c
Special car price on Redpath and Dominion Sugar-
Heinz catsup, large size tic
Kippered herring 25c
3 Kippered snacks 25c
Ginger snaps lb 15c
Chicken haddie 25c
Large salmon 25c
Sweet Potatoes • - Peaches Grapes
IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m. IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p;m.
ICash and
ORDER EARLY
WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE
T. 48
PREVAILS
Annual Fowl .Supper
and Bazaar
under auspices of the ladies of
ST.. JOSEPH'S. CHURCH
'will be held in the parish hall
Tuesday Oct. 23rd.
Bazaar commencing at 2 o'clock
will have Country store, Plain and
Fancy sewing booth and Touch and
Take table. ,
Supper front 5 until 7
Orchestra in Attendance
Dancing at 8,30
Admission, Supper 50c, Dance 25c.
81.3.
BULBS
JUST ARRIVED.
A Big 'shipment of the finest quality
PAPER WHITE NARCISSUS
5c each or G for 25c
Easily grown in either soil or wat-
er and bloom in six weeks from time
of planting.
Try a Bowl of these popular bulbs
last Sunday on account of Hillsgreea
Anniversary. Services will be held
Sunday 'as usual, Rev. R. R. Connor
conducting our service. •
-
Clinton Hospital
Rainbow Bazaar
to be held i the Town wtr hall, on
Thursday, October 11th, commencing
mencing
at 2 o'clock.
BOOTHS AND CONVENERS
L_ . 0. B. A. (Homemade Baking)
Mrs. Ed. Cook.
Christmas Gifts Mrs. Geo. Jenkins
Candy Miss Fraser and Miss Pepper.
Rummage Miss 'Bawden.
Touch and Take Miss E. Cluff
Miscellaneous Mrs. Wesley Stevens
Kitchen Mrs. T. Herman
Afternoon Tea Mrs. Holloway,
Mrs. Holmes and Mrs. Flynn,
There will also be a Hospital Baby
Show at 3 o'clock, Babies 6 months
and under; 6 months to 1 year; 1
year to 2 years, ,-
Evening—Euehre 8.00 sharp; danc-
ing at 10.30, Admission 35 cents.
80-8.
COAL
HARD AND SOFT COAL
SEMET-SOLVAY COKE
ALBERTA COAL
In Stock for Prompt Delivery
W. J. MILLER & SON
Prepared soil for sale at 15c per Orders taken at residence, Ontario St.
pail, delivered PHONES: 46w and 46j
Cuninghame - Florist fi
Phones 81.--17dw
JVl'rs, John Anderson, who has been
spsnding the past few months with
tiet daughter .in Michigan, returned
home Tuesday. and is makiny her.
home with het daughter, Mrs: John
Workntan.) While in Michigan Mrs.'
Anderson celebrated her '89th birth-
day, when relatives and friends num-
Bering about ?thirty gathered at .the
Home Tuesday=, and is • making her;
where, a delightful time was,. spent.
She. was presented with a beautiful
leather -club bag by her children, also
lovely gifts from friends. She re-,
ceived eongratblations from the Look
Lomond Charter of London, The
Eastern Star's; . of, Oxford and from
grand-ehildren of Saginaw and her
grand -daughter, now. a Missionary in
South Africa.'
Mr. Alex.,Eennedy of Windsor was
calling on his old friends,- Tuesday
of; last week ;and many friends were
shocked to helm of his sudden death
at the home of his sister, Miss Ken-
nedy,"of Seaforth, on Thursday even-
ing.: We extend our sympathy to the
bereaved •widow and ohildren.
Miss Elva Anderson spent the past
week in Brucefield.
i 'visitin
Mss Smith;: of Henson. s fr
her ;son, le.;'<Emersen°`Smith,; of our
village,
Miss Belem. Dinsdale left Monday
for Stratford'lGener
al
Hospital,:w
here
,
she i11 be iit acauuse of training. _
Thisis ntiblaiivork and e eonNatul-:
to Miss Dinsdale ^obi h ' s len' '
choice for her life's . `.work. • $ARI5WARE end PLUMEING
i
FIVE 'DOLLARS.
Puts one. of these machines in your
home.. "Mass Simplicity" Electric
Washer ;with four good premiums..
Let us send you one,;you will say it's
the best, a good. guarantee behind it.
Come in and sed ours at your first
-.opportunity. t`
Get a Renfrew Separator now at
special terms, which we can quote 370.11,
if (you e in and.see us..Also
scales at good 'woes,
There was no service in our eburch - ` shone 244'
Hove About
Some Real Solid Comfort?
• Now that Fall and the long evenings are here, you will be
spending more time in your home. A nice new comfortable Ches-
terfield Suite or a nice roomy chair or two woiuld help to make
things gs l oe
more cozy as well eil as give the rest and comfort
you need
Then in the more moderate priced goods we have a fine line of Fibre
Furniture in Suites and Odd chairs and rockers, very comfortable.
A new electric lamp or two will also add to that cosy room.
TAKE THIS TIP •
Don't buy until you see our stock, as you will have the assort-
ment to choose from and save good dollars on every purchase,
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
It's time to think of your heating problems. We still handle the
old Reliable Beach Quebec heaters and ranges with a few other Iines
to suit all price requirements. Ask to see the new Beach Furnacette,
Some Heater!
Clinton Hardware and FurnitureCo
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
SPECIAL VALUES
Sept. 27 to be Obtained Daring Oar Oct. 3
Iieillers Dundel Choice Seedless
Marmalade 25c ale Raisins
25c 2 lbs, 25c
SHAI8ER SALT Crushed Wheat, 4 lbs. for 25c
Rice, choice fancy, 3 lbs. , . 25e
Plain or Iodized Rolled Oats, 5 lbs. 25e
2 pkgs. 25c. Corn Meal, 4 lbs....... 25c
Choice Quality Choice Dates Rubber Jar
Peas or Corn 2 lbs. for 25c Rings
-2 tins 25e • 3 pkgs. 25c
Jelly Powder, 4 pkgs. . 25e Sardines, 4 tins 25c
Ginger Snaps, 2 Ibs, 25c I astile Soap, 6 cakes 25c
Toilet Paper, 6 for .... 25c • Atnmonia, 3 pkgs. - 25c
PEACHES, GRAPES, CELERY,GRAPEFRUIT, COOKED,•
MEATS AND BACONS
L. LA. 9l N
Oqte `y CO.
PHONE One—One---One PROIVIPT DELIVERY
E ''BUILDING
Whether you plait a complete new•structure or only alternations:
or repairs, we can supply just the materials you want. We have -
plan books for every conceivable job -from shelf to mansion— and -
they are' for your .use, without charge oftany kind, Come' in and'
let us- assist you.
Lnmber.of all kinds in all grades for special construction of any,
nature, Aliso Gyproc, Lime Lath ,Doors and Window £tames, Doors:
and Windows,
Thomas McKenzie Estate,.: Clinton
EVEiiYTIIINd.. IN -BUILDERS' STJPPLTES'
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