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The Clinton News Record, 1928-10-11, Page 8•GLINTOWS.LEADING JEWELER'S; STORE' GLASSE • Aro aboon, Improper • glasses . are a enenace. 'Don't go on suffering! . �£ yon feel any disemn fort, cone' here • fora free examination. We ere me - pens. Modern glasses, are of good aptieer- �ence and eonfbrtable, Let us fit you proper]y!' Savo,yoair eyes—have them exam- ined 'r'egnlarly.' We will tell You. frankly whether or net: ,oil need'; eases, • CLi (TCN 1�[EWs RECORD w ... n, a, lie w ere., ..tieteeittifeieAkdreetiteeigaell k�• H•. J PINSON N Graduate of Toronto College of Optoinetry Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store TIP TOP. Suit or Overcoat MADE -TO -MEASURE $24.00 When you buy a Suit or Overcoat at a Tip Top store you can always save money and get better Clothes. Thousands of Canadian men from coast to coast benefit by this great chain of savings. Finest cold country fabrics made by the w'orld'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. Plllmsteel Bros. ^4111110,111100.111., Delicious 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 you can get the best'Groceries in town— Try Us! All Cured Meats, too! T!IEC,&S. �i '?rich 151 GROCERS Main 125w Somewhere a wonderful philharmonic orchestra is Flaying .. . the music is too divine for words .. , admiring crowds are applauding. And in your hone, by turning on the radio, you can hear, as well as if you were present, the beautiful music and the applause of the multitude. Or a great man is delivering an oration ... miles away from you , you cannot possibly he present... but you can hear him speak, I just as if you were in the auditorium Froin which his voice is being broadcast. Think of it! Don't wait another minute before you get your radio! It's a modern necessity! - Get a Radiola or Sparton and enjoy all these treats, Sutter & Perdue PLUMBING • HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING Phone 147w Varna 'Anniversary 'services were held in arna United .church last Sunday, etober 7th; - at 11 a.m. and '7 p.m. he day being ideal permitted the peo- e,from far and near to attend, thus filing the 'church to its utmost =p- ity, both morning and vening. Rev. W. P. Lane of Seaforth oc pied the pulpit with great accep- nce, his morning text was taken -ern Acts 24and 16, pointing out ecificatly the very great importance f .setting a high ideal in life and riving to attain thereto. illustrating Y Paul's example and conduct ?rough life botheeo God and to man. h the evening he spoke from Pro- ierbs 29--18: "Where there is no ision the people perish," showing eat physical blindness resulted in any people perishring, and secondly, 3e lack of mental vision was the ruse ofvery much crime, destruc- ,on and death, not only to individuals ut also to nations, and' lastly lack of piriti al Vision, resulted in many not asking tbe very best use e of their ves for the service of the Master. Special music was furnished by the Tinton Quartette M,rs. Corless, Mrs, 'itzsimons, M. Lobb and Mr. Pearson 'he Quartette "Praise Ye the Fath - r" and a duet "Sowing and Reaping," Vete most beautifully and impres- lively rendered in the morning sex• vice, while in the evening, the quar- tette, "One Sweetly Solemn: Thought" and a duet, "The Saviour Calls," were very greatly appreciated by an inter- ested audience, and were most thril- ling and heart searching. Miss Mg - gine played Iwo beautiful voluntaries while the offering was taken up. Offerings for the day amounted to $160, Hoon Road East Mr, and Mrs. 'Chas. Cook of Goderich township have returned to their home after spending a few days at the home of their son, Mr. F, Cook, Mr. Noble Holland has gone oto Goderich ,township to thresh beans. The many friends of Mrs. Wm. Ball are glad to know that she is almost well again, Several families in this vicinity at, tended a farewell party at Mr. Harold Dales. "on the second of H'ullett;en Fri- day night last. - M,iss Edna Cook spent the week, end with friends in Clinton. Mr. Noble Holland is building a. new verandah at the front of his home. Mr. Geo. Collins of Kincardine, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cellins and daughter and Mfrs. 4. Salmon of: Port Elgin called at the home of Mr, Geo. Vane derburgh one day recently. 4 U'rrtil .you .see the !geode in our north window where We reduce the price every day until ' all goads are sold,, It's just once a,'year this event gets under way. 'It's, our. way of clearing out slaw moving' cr dal raged stock and the way we do it is by giv- ing you the goods at your own price, If the price does not suit you to -day come to -morrow and it will lie less and the next day still lower. ' Most stores advertise "Our Prices are Right." We say it's -just the other way in respect to this window; prices are all wrong to melee any money for. us,but it's our, annual way of . clean- ing out our.'toelt to let the public do the cleaning at the price they care to pay. On Monday last the price. was $1.65 foryour choice. On Tuesday, $1.55, Wednesday $1.50, To -day it is $1.45 and, Saturday $1,35, and so it will eon time until one cent is reached. Some of the goods sold were, originally priced at $5,00. We have known peo- ple to look for this annual opportun- ity. Tflc W • D. Fair 00. Often the Cheapest—Ahvays the Best po 411111111Inessi n eallelltli lig Mr. Oliver Gale and family have removed to London. Mass Ruby V. Irwin spent Sunday with friends in Strathroy. Mrs. George Jenkins and Master Reg- gie visited in London last week. Ma.. and Mrs. R, H. Johnson visited friends in Walkerton on Sunday last. Miss Myrtle lvrair of Brougham was at her home in town over the weely end. Miss McKinnon of New York has been visiting her sister, Mrs. G. IT, Jef- ferson.. Miss Freida Schoenhals has been vis- iting M. and Mre, Russell McCaig of Galt. Miss Ward and Miss Atone motored to Essex and spent the week -end with friends. 1VIr. Malcolm McTaggart, Jr., of Windsor has been holidaying at his home in town, Miss Ruby Helmet of Loudon spent the week -end with Mr. and Mts. Norman Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Morris are in De- troit vistiing their daughter, Mrs, A. Drummond. -Mr, Wilbur 'Ford and Miss Jean Ford of London spent the week -end with their parents in town, Mr. and Mrs. Rees Jenkins of Wood- lands Farni, Huron road, were in Stratford on Saturday. _.. Mr. Arthur Royce of the Bank of 11/6ontreal staff spent the week -end at his hone in Walkerton. Miss Doris Durnin accompanied her brother on his return to Pittsburg last week Tor a little visit. Miss Ida M. Walkinshaw visited over the, week -end with Rev. E. J. and Mrs. Roulston' of Arkona. Miss K. R. Parke has returned to New York after spending the summer with relatives in Clinton and Bay- field, Last week a family rounion was held at the home of Mrs. John Cluff of Clinton, two brothers and three. sisters being present. Miss Edith Johnston of London Nor- mal spent the week -end at her home in town. She had as her guest Miss Lena Wik of Stratford. Me.. and Mrs. Dean Courtice and little Miss Betty of IIamilton>spent the week -end at the home of the fox- mer's' sister, Miss Courtice of town. Miss Isabel Hall has returned to Tor- - onto, after 'spending some time at the home of her parents, Mr. and. Mrs. J. Hall. She will take a course in beautyculture and hair dressing. Mr. and Tylrs. Earl Cooper and Mr. and Mss. Percy Hitchens and little daughter, Miss Betty, motored up from;Torontd•and spent the week- ' end with their parents, Mr, and Mrs, G. Cooper. Mrs. Hiram Hill returned- last week from, the west, where she has been visiting for the past six weeks, She was accompanied by Miss Jean Mc- Lean of Winnipeg, who will spend the winter here, Mr, and Mrs. F. E. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. H. i+Ciarsh of Detroit mot- ored over and spent a few days ov-, er the week -end as guests at the home of Me. George-Davies,'Huron street. Me. Marsh also visited his parents at, Auburn. Mr. and Mrs: G. E. Hall. and Miss Eve- lyn. spent the ,Geek -end` with re- latives et Simcoe - and Langtoe. and on their return were ' accom- ponied her Mrs. Hall's mother; Mrs,: Hatchings, Wile will visit here for some little time, Mrs. 3f. T Corless, Mus, H. Fitzsimons Miss Ferrol Higgins and Messrs x;ebb and Leslie Pearson assisted in the musical part of the anniversary services at Varna United church on Sunday. They will also assist at Constance on October 21st. 1 1 1 1 ,A L1lJ:SDY Califor•ui-a Grapes' Per lb, 15c . While They "Last. FRJDA Y 1 Rroorn 38c' 3 Brooms $1.10 1 lot to Customer SATURDAY 4 Corn and 5 Peas for $1.00 Litnted Supply Seedless Raisins 2„1 bs. for 25 cls. 0 Bars`P. f G. Soap 42c 10 Bars Gomfort Soap 48c For Every Day Special 5 --;lbs, Rolled Oats 25cts. MONDAY TUESDAY FOR 2 e K. & K. Cleaner 25c 3 lbs. B. Rice . •............. 25c 2 lbs. Tapioca , 250 2 lbs. Dates 25c 2 lbs. Starch . , -~ 25c 4 lbs. Pot Barley 25e 6 bars P. & G. Soap - 25c FOR 25c 3 Essence Vanilla . , , 2 cans Corn . , .... 2 cans Beans 2 cans Tomatoes . 5 pkgs. Jelly Powder Shelled Walnuts, half lb 25s 25c - 25c 25c 25c 25e WEDNESDAY FOR 25c 3 lbs. Rolled Oats , ,. 25e '. 4 lbs. Wheatine .................25e • 3 lbs. Wheat Flour .' 25e Champion Creams, per ib ,•.. 25c 2 Shaker Salt . 25e 4 pkgs. Ammonia . . , . 25e MEAT DEPARTMENT Schneider's ' 1 Summer Sausage Schneider's Fresh Sausage 1 Schneider's Weiners. f 3 lbs. Broken Sodas 29 cts. Salmon Trout Tuesday & Friday, Roguefort & Swiss Cheese IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m. IN TEE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.m. Cash and Service Cash and O'Nell W. Te WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS” PRICE PREVAILS aa�e ORDER EARLY hone 48 ruwawwwwwwerissorawrowwwqm~MRWW~A~AROMAN~V~N BULBS. JUST ARRIVED A Big shipment of the finest quality PAPER WHITE NARCISSUS 5e 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 15e per pail, delivered Cuninghame - - Florist Phones 81-176w HOME COOKING SALE in HYDRO OFFICE SATURDAY OCT. 20th By Institute Members of St. George's Ward. 83-2. Stanley Township My. John McGregor of Los Angeles, Cal, visited his brother, Mr Neil Mc- Gregor, this week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barton and two children of Goderich visited at Mr, Hugh Gilmour's on Sunday. Miss Kate- McGregor 'of Newmar- ket and Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Cameron of Stratford spent the week -end at the home of Mr, Neil McGregor. bliss Pat Macfarlane and Miss Mary Stewart motored to Chatham and spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Fran- cis Daymond. • • ' Miss Jean McEwen of Stratford Normal was home over the week -end. Mis Pat Macfarlane left Tuesday morning for Toronto to resume her duties as a nurse, Miss Kate ltxcGtegor of Newmarket spent the week -end at home. St. felons (Crowded Out Last Week) Miss Della Cranston, who has spent the last two years in. Winnipeg, has returned home. Miss Lena Durnin has gone to Wingham to assist Mrs, R. Vanstone. Mr. John Joynt le busy taking up his potatoes on the Vanstone farm. Mr. Joynt has fifty acres of potatoes and they are a good crop. eVIr. Wilson 'Woods, . Mrs R. J. Woods, Bobby Phillips and Mr. and. 1VIrs.. Robinson Woods spent Sunday' with friends in Stanley. ' Mr„ John Durnin and family spent Sunday ih Kincardine. Miss Cora Neal,who has spent b few months in Lucknow, is home again. Mr, and Mrs. :Joe Anderson • and Mfrs. Wallace Miller have returned. home after a pleasant }week . with friends in Detroit. MT. Alvin Woods left for Toronto University on Monday to continue his course in medicine, Mrs. Seen Gibson spent 'the week- end at the home of her parents, IVlr, and Mrs, Jas. Ritchie, Ashfield, 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 from 5 until 7 Orchestra in Attendance Dancing at 8.30 Admission, Supper 50c, Dance 25c. 81-3. COAL HARD AND SOFT COAL SEMET-SOLVAY CORE 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. "Kiss 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, Hawk' T. , HARDWARE and PL'U'MBING Phone 244 How About Some Real Solid Comfort? ..11.111.010 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 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 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 lines to suit all price requirements. Ask to see the new Beach Furnacette. Some Heater! Clinton Hardware and FurnitureCo !; • THE STORES WITH A ,ST,OCK FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 165 Sepcials on Sale at These Prices October 11th to 18th CORN SYRUP 5-1b. pail 33c GRANULATED SUGAR 14 lbs. for $1..00 Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs. .... 25c Broken Sodas, 3 lbs. 29c Tapioca, 2 lbs. 25c Maple Leaf B. Powder, tin 19c Choice Rice, 4 lbs. 25c Lushus Jelly, 3 pkgs. , ' 25e Macaroni, 2 lbs. 25c White Beans, 3 lbs. 29c Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs.' 25c Mince neat, per lb. .. .20c Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. ,. 25c Choice Dates, 2 lbs. ...... 25c Canned Peas, 2 for 25c Canned Corn, 2 for 25c Corn Starch, 2 pkgs. , 19e Flit, per bottle 40e ' 6 pkgs. Jelly, cup & Saucer 47c 2-1 Shoe Polisn, 2 for..., 25e e - EXTRA SPECIAL BROOMS • 37c EACH. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON'. L. LAWSON PHONE One—One--One & CO • PROMPT DELIVERY • BnildToday For T Tomorrow Our resources for buying the best lumber end everything that.' will go into a home or building will be exerted to aid you in erecting a structure that will resist time and the elements for years and years to come, Building Materials of all Weds, Gyproo, Linie, Pai'istone, Sash,. Doors, Lath, Lumber and Finiebings of all kinds. Thomas McKenzie EstateClinton 9 PHONE 88 EVEIy1r al•IIN° IN Sa(: IL ERSt. SUPPLIES' RESIDENCE 61 z.