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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1928-10-04, Page 8CLINTON LEADING JEWELERY STORE GLASSES --A0• O'boon Improper glasses .aro;a menace. •Don't;go,on suffering? , if you feel any disooimbrt, conic hero' for 0 free" examination. We. are ex pens. Modern Masses are of good appear anre and comfortable. Let us fit you properly' >S`ave r eyes --hive them exam - i iet7 regularly. We will tell you • frankly, whether or. not "-you• need glares. • a:'•Ho ,p it i' t'. NS1•N Graduate, of Toronto College of -Optometry • Pine Jewellery •and Repairs • Next Hovey's Drug Store ate; enneasouveraccua MADE -TO -MEASURE. t $24.00 When you buy a Suit or Overcoat at a Tip Top store you can always -save money and get bettor Clothes. Thousands' of Canadian men from: coast to coast benefit by this great chain of, savings. Finest old country fabrics made by the world's largest- one-piece tailor- ing organization. Visit our store and see the -Wonder- ful variety of new fabrics and styles for Fall and Winter: Plnmsteel Bios. Delicio s Groceries, fit for a Queen's table, fresh and of the highest quality, obtainable here .at all times at the lowest -possible prices. This is the place where yon can get the best Groceries in town Try Us l All Cured Meats, tool THE C c S. GROCERS Branch 125j . Main 125w leo4'lherReadyRoof ink Could Wit hstandThisTest Tho flame of a powerful blow -torch was placed within two inches of 7-M Asbestos Roofing, At the end of fifty minutes' (note clock).'the roofinji"<vus not burned. or injured, being only slightly blackened with smoke. This is one of a number- of tests which prove conclusively that the only permanently durable prepared roofing—the one that better than any other reslets fire, acids, gases, rot, rust, heat, sold and wear is Hifi ASBESTOS ROOFING it no the chdar painting to bt. Th It re. quires the coating expense. pr psiatiaa ro preserve it, The Bret coat is fire only oatruct Tire• ro t yamountt of te-ineur circ• r yc ov to g D O D building thpn any amount of Src•iaeurngce. By covering buildings itJM beetps'Roofie it illprotectt' hem hem fire at no extra cost. Write or call for Samples and Booklet. . Sutter & Perdue PLUMBING HARDWARE Phone 147w ELECTRIC WIRING C" St;'r re TYix }_ roof r. ';uilding WHEN you build a new house or " repair en old oiie be Sure to use Gyproc; Gyproc also gives quick construction; insulation against cold and heat—and fuel economy. Write for free book, "Walls That Reflect Good Judgment," containing interesting infor- mation on home planning with Gyproc, Roc- board ooboard and Inaulet. CAPOADA GYPSUM AND JI.ABAST1r4E, LITAITED Poria Canada... d`3 •. reproo For Sale Ey a Tho as McKenzie Estate' Clinton; ®rat.:, Geo. T. Jenkins Clinton; Cia`at.`" Ilboard IYE CLINTON-NEWS RECORD Meagotteseeettent THU'I4.SD'.4Y„OCTOBER 4, 1:128. e lave you enfer'ed` the j,�•.. li'S� CONTEST. Yet? Lotus Lawn is the finest quality of linen finished Stationery pia curable at Popular Prices. For particulars' and entry blanks purchase a pad of the paper which we have in four sizes, 2 sizes 'at 25c each 'and 2 at 30c each. The contest is to make the largest number of words from the Ietters in 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 $.00 each. Tile W. D. Fair -Co. Often theCheapest—Always the Best Mr. Fred Elliott of Stratford was home. over •tlie week -end. Mrs. Gordon of Detroit is visiting,}ter sister, MIT. A. -E. Durnin. Miss Freda. Wallis was in London for a few days during the past week. Miss Louise Beaton of Toronto spent the week -end at her home in town. Mrs. Forden of Brantford was the week -end. guest of Mrs. W. Ken nedy. • P Miss Holmes of St. Catherines is' the - guest of her sister, Mrs. 'H, B. Chant. Mrs. George David is visiting with Mr, and Mrs. D. Geddes of Bel- grave. ' Miss Spencer of Toronto has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. R. Marshall of town. Mr James Walters of Pontiac, Mich., is visiting his sister, Mrs." W. J. Miller, Jr. Mr, and Mrs, Jefferson and little daughter were in Stratford over. the week -end. - Miss Clara Gould has gone to Strat- ford to begin a course of training in the hospital. Mx. and Mrs. W. Greig and family of Toronto spent the week -end here and in Bayfield, Miss Hattie Baker of Fullerton was the week -end guest of Miss Flor- ence Caninghanie. Miss Hanna McKenzie has returned.. to Drayton after a visit with Mrs. Alice Mason of town. 14Ir. and Mrs. Prank Sturdy and Miss Betty of Wingham visited with Mrs. James Finch on Sunday. Miss Ruth Giddings of Detroit visited; for a few days•,recontly with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McBrien. Miss Jean MacMurchie returned front Toronto on Saturday and intends spending some months in town. Mrs. Green of 'Teeswater . spent the week -end at the home of her par- ents, Mr. and Mas. James Liver- more. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Hoare and fam- ily of Pembroke visited the for- •mer's father, Mr. C. Hoare, last week. Mr. and Mrs., P. Ward of Rockville, Md., spent the week -end visiting the former's sister, Miss B. F. Ward. Mrs. G. Bolton and. Misses Pheobe and Lena were irrStra%ford ori Saturday attending the wedding of the'for- m.er's son. Miss Graham, who has been spending the summer with relatives at Ro- chester, has returned to town and will spend the winter with Mrs, Robson, Miss Emma Plumsteel returns today after a visit at the home of Dr, and Mrs. Brown, Detroit, and with the Rey. J. A. and Mrs. Agnew of • .Kingsville: Mr W E O'Neil, who hasbeen visit- ing his parents in town, 1Vir. and Mrs.. W. T. O'Neil, left Sunday for Stratford on his return to the Mari- time Provinces.' Mr. John Cuninghame. returned. Thursday last after a_pleasant vis- it of three weeks with friends and relatives at several points in the State of Michigan. Mr. Harry Ambler came over from Pontiac, Mich., , last week -end and on his return was accompanied by Mrs. Ambler, who had been visiting her parents, Ma•.• and Mrs. H. E. Rorke. Miss Mary Walls left on Tuesday morning fqr Toronto, where she in- tends making her home for the pre- sent Miss Walls will be much mis- sed, especially in the wnrtena' or- ganizatigns of the Wesley -Willis church, in which she Was a very. -active worker. Rev. "C. J. and Mrs. Moor'ehouse and Mrs. Hawke and Mrs. James Liver- more -motored Mrs.Green to her home in Teeswater enTuesday- went on to Harrison to visit' Mr. and Mss. A. J. McMurray. Mrs. T. Cook accompanied her daugh- ter, Mrs; Leslie Manly, on her re- turn to her home at Pasadena, Cal., .on. Tuesday. Mks. ,Cook will spend the winter in California and it is honed the change will be beneficial to her health. 1 1 1 WHA` YOti GAN BUY FOR $1' AT O'NEIL'S. Friday and Saturday, 'Oct:' 5th and 6th, For Gash. BIG .RAISIN SPECIAL FOR PIES AND CAKES 10 lbs. for $1.00 One to a Customer 8 Tins Campbell's Soun asserted $1.00 (One -lot to al customer) 25 lbs. Rolled Oats . . :..:...: $1.06 3 large jars inarmalade ., `. $1.00' 9 cans Peas . *5.00 1D 6 .( Soap 26 Bars $� 12 lbs, Special Black Tea 8 cans Corn' .. .. . 51.00 , 8 lbs. Dates . . 8 tins .Tomatoes . ............ 51.00 one"lot to a cUStotner pegs. Rolled Oals 20 g]cgs. Jelly Powder 51.00 12 Icgs, Quaker Corn Flakes .$1.00' 51.00 51.00 51.00 3 5 -ib. Pails Syrup $1. 14 lbs Granulated Sugar $1 What you can buy for -25 cents THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY 2 cans _Corn . - 2 lbs. Dates 5 lbs. RolledOats 2 cans Peas ; 2 lbs. Broken Sodas . 2 lbs. Raisins . . 25c 25c •25c.- 25c 25e 25c 5 lbs. Wheatlets. . ........... .... ................... 25c 6 bars P. & G. Soap........... . 25c 2 lbs. Tapioca . 2 tins Tomatoes . 4 tins Sardines . . 25e 250 Aylmer Soups each .10c Horse Radish Heinz Catsup large size 27c Cream Mint Jelly IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9: a.m. Cash and Service IN TIME AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.m. ORDER EARLY O'NeilTPhone •48 WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS it 414 kOWWVAONVIVMAPAWIRAWVINSWIPAIVAAkiWAIWINIONA*10/101~11AnAillikM0~10"Witleir 1 Biggest ,'Partg OF THE SEASON Hospital Euchre and Dance In Town Hall THURSDAY, OQTOBER 11th • at 8 o'clock, sharp Dancing at 10.20.—Lunch will be served after Cards and therewill be a Stratford Orchestra, Admission for .whole evening only 35c. Please re- member this party must start on time. Tickets for sale by members of the hospital hoard. JUBILEE SUPPER Followed By GRAND CONCERT ONT. STREET iJNITED CHURCH MONDAY, OCT. 8th Supper.Served from 5 to 8 PROGRAM BY Miss Mare Jackson, Harpist Miss Mnju,�rt Gibbings, Soloist Mr. Robert Downs, Humorist Addresses Former Pastors rtlocal talent ry See and Taste the' large Jubilee P,irthday Gake This is a great occasion --and all are cordially •invited to join with us in Our Golden Jubilee Admission --Adults, GOc. Children, 40e, Annual Fowl Supper and Bazaar under auspices of the ladies of ST. JOSERICCHUJRRCH will be held in the parish ball Tuesday Oct. 23rd Bazaar commencing at 2 o'clock will have Country store, Plain and Fancy sewing booth and Touch and Take table.. Supper from 5 until 7 Orchestra in Attendance Dancing at 8.30 Admission, 'Supper 50c, Dance 25c. 81-3. BULBS JUST ARRIVED A Big shipmentof the finest- quality PAPLR;WHITE NARCISSUS 5c each or 6 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 Prepared soil for sale at 150 per pail, delivered Cnnioghame Florist 1 Phones 31-1.75w Clinton Hospital Rainbow Bazaar .to be held in the Town hall, on Thursday, October 11th, commencing 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 1VIitceilaneous 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 8 o'clock. Babies 6 mouths and under; 6 months to 1 year; 1 year to 2 years. Evening—Euchre 8.00 sharp; danc- ing at 10.30. Admission 35 cents. 80.3. COAL HARD AND SOFT COAL SEMET-SOLVAY COKE ALBERTA COAL In Stock for Prompt Delivery W. J. MILLER & SON Orders taken at residence, Ontario St. PHONES: 46w and 46j • FIVE DOLLARS Puts one of these machines in your home. "Miss 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 see ours at your first opportunity, • Get a Renfrew Separator now at special terms which we can quote you, if you come in and see us:' 'Also 'scales at good prices., 1 Ilawkins HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 24.4 How About Some Real Solid Comfort? Now that Fall and the long evenings are here, you will be spending more time in .your hems. A nice new comfortable Ches- terfield Suite or a nice roomy chair or two would, help to make things look more cozy as well 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 god 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 lines 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 196 0 Special Economy Program am Has been prepared for 'eek -end Specials at Lawson's SOAP P. & G. . 10 bars 43e FANCY CAKES I RAISINS. , 29c ib. • 1 Seedless, 2 lbs. 29c BACON Breakfast, 35c lb. piece GOOD RICE I •3 lbs. 25e 1 TAPIOCA 2!lbs. 25e • Gr. •Sugar, 10 lbs. .. . 67c Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs... 29c Campbell ,Tom: Soup, 2 for 29c - Shaker Salt, 2 pkgs. . -. 25c Syrup, 5 lb. pail 33e Heinz Catsup,._ large 27c Choige Dates, 2 ib25e 12 ergs Pkgs. Jelly, McLaren's, ' 1 Wedgewood Plate $1.35 - Corn Starch, pkg. . 10c Fresh Broken Sodhs, 3 Ib.. 29c Matches; per pkg. . 29c Pitchards, per tin 10e Vanilla, large .' 23c Pork & Beans, 2' for25c ;pedal Black Tea, lb63c Peas arid` Corn, 2 tins, 25c PEACHES, GRAPES, CELERY, CABBAGE; ETC L. LAWSON & CO. ' PHONE One—One—One . PROMPT- DELIVERY Build Today For Tomorrow Our resources for buying the best lumber and everything that will go into a home or building will be exerted to aid you in erecting a structure that will resist 'tune and the elements -for years and' years to come. Building Materials of all kinds. Gyproc, Lime,, Paristone, Sash, Doors, Lath, Lumber and Finishings ofall kinds. Thomas McKenzie Estate, Clinton PHONE 88 EVERYTHING,'IN iidaILDE.RS'' SUPPLIES'. RE.SID11NCE'63