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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1928-10-18, Page 8CLINTON ST TlAi3ING JE'4PET'k]RY L:S s Are a boon.l Improper . glasses are a menace,. Don't -g9 on suffering! If you feel any.discomfott, comp here Fax• a,£iee cxalnination. We are,eix- 1,V.Iodern•glasses are of good.appear ante andcomforEable Let tis fit you properly! Save your eyes -,have there exam- ined regularly, W.o will tell you 'frankly whetheror. .not you need H (. • Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry saw Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store 1P TOP" it or Overcoat MADE -TO -MEASURE $24.00 :. When you buy a Suit br Overcoat at a ` Tip Top store you can always save money and get better Clothes. Thousands of Canadian mem/from coast to coast benefit by this gpeat chain of savings. Finest cold country fabrics made by the world's largest one-piece tailor- ing organization.-, - Visit our store and seethe wonder- ful variety of new fabrics and styles for Fall and Winter. • Fillmsteel Bros. Delieious 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! ; i, ;- ,, . TIIE C, & S. GROCERS Brlgii 125j Main.125w a Somewhere a wonderful philharmonic orchestra is playing . . the music is too divine for words , , . admiring crowds are applauding. And in your home, by turning on the radio, you can hear, as\Vt11 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 be present ... but you can hear him speak, just as if you were in the auditorium from 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 E PRC We call it ';a "Drop Sale? because we di-op./the price daily. The 'goods,' are displayed` in our• north windo* and the . • price 'we asked first. was your choice for $1.75. To -day the price' will be $1.00, It's our way of. disposing of lingering lots. The first choice was of course' the best. Ai Price goeadowo, it follows the assort meat grows 'less. The bargains grow- better and better so 'far •as price ,is cancerited'but everyday lessons, the variety. Goods perchance you can use, (Goods we are specially anxious to sell: 1 SLY-LAW'RASON A nniet wedding took place in Stapleton on October the 15th,, when • Norman Sly and Mrs.' Nora Lawrason were united in marriage, Rev. A. E. Doan officiating. The ceremony took place at the home of the bride. Im- mediately afterwards Mr. and Mrs. Sly left for Toronto and points east. On their return they will continue for a time to reside, in Stapleton. LITTLE LOCALS • y East Huron Teachers' Institute is meeting in Blyth today and tomorrow. The Public school is closed fox to- day and tomorrow owing to the con- vention. Tickets for the University Lecture Course may had at Fair's;: Hell yar's and the. Hydro' Shop, n and family have Mr. G. Bolton Y e y moved into , the Becker cottage in 1Vlaiy street, ,Mr, and Mrs. Neil : hav- ing taken Miss McLaren's house, Hu- ron street. The county grader is being put on some 'of the streets in town this week and, the chairman of the street Boma mittee believes the 'result, will' be very' . It is not too early.to think about 'personalgreeting eeting cards for Christmas' 't e never had such handsome samples o' choose from as we have this year. We don't care what the goods are worth or what they cost. Some are shop worn, been with tis too long, Some' are ends of stock so out they go at the price you are disposed to pay. TDB W. D. Fair OD. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best. P: s II�,�N° iCll�lllllullioumwm i nulxmIlli lilp1l 1 fl .,... � nee.... -nn iJil Illilwn. ta Mr, Fred Steel was -in London ove• the week -end. Mrs. A. T. Cooper.was in Toronto last week attending the Provincial W. CA T. U. annual convention. Mrs. 3. Ingles and Miaster Charlie of Stratford were the guests, of Air, and M•rs. W, Plmnsteel over the 'Week -era. • Mr. and Mrs. S. S, Cooper arrived home last week from California, where they have been 'spending some months. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cornish and fam- ily of the Base line and Miss Rena Pickett motored to Detroit and spent the week -end. M;r, and Mrs, H, 3, Jenkins and Mas- ter George ot London visited the former's brother at Woodlands Varm, over the weekend. Mr, and Mi•s. Jack Glassford and son Donald and Mr. Harry Watkins of Chatham were week -end visitors With Mr, and Mrs. John Watkins. Mr. and Mrs, Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Rath and ' Master Billy motored up 'from Stratford ancl Spent Sunday with Mrs. L. Rath of tOWii. Mrs. Abase Mlitfatt-'left Tuesday for. Los Angeles Cal„ after spending the ,swnttner here with Iter Son and broth- er, Mr. W. F Moffatt and Mr. Geo. Davies. Mr. and stir"s, 3, T. McKnight, Miss Wel•oKnight and Mr. Glen Mc- 7Bniiht rind Mrs. L. W. Currell and Maker Tommy motored to Oshawa and spent the week -end visiting with Mr. L. McKnight and Mr. Cur- rell. Mrs, J. E. Hogg was in Auburn yes- terday attending the meeting of the West section of Huron Presbyterial W,M.S., at which she was a speak- er. Mrs. Hogg also addressed the W.11/L.S. thankoffering meeting at Egrnondville on Tuesday evening. See, them before ordering. The street committee would be obliged if citizens did" not rake leaves onto the roadway. Leavy are not calculated to build roads and only add to the muck, They burn nicely when dry. The Avery -Shipp Construction Com- pany of Toronto has taken th contract of • rebuilding the. Wesley -Willis church • and work has been commenced. Itis expected the roof will be on be fore. Christmas. Miss Rosamond Duff, W. C. T. U field worker, will "address a„meeting of the local union at the home of Miss 'Washington on Friday mining, 'Octo- ber 19th October,l9th at eight o'clock. Anyone in- terested will be.welcome. Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Hay and Miss Mar- garet of Brantford were in town on Saturday calling on old friends.. They. had also been visiting rela- tives in the northern . part of ' the county. • Mrs. Hay is the daugh- ter of the late William Jones, who was for many years a resident of Ciinten. ' Miss Winnie MVIeMath returned Mon- day from a -trip west. She spent the summer at Jasper Park, then went on to visit relatives in`Vauiouver, B, C., stopping off at Calgary on her way horn to visit Mrs. Bouskill, nee Wallis, and, also at Burwas'ii to visit her sister, Miss Marjorie, ,and Miss Linnie Nediger; who are teaching there. OLIN' SDA, OCTori 1s; 9 omMe ci ig.Friday, October 19th, for• two weeks, we Wilt have' a sale to,reduce our stock, in order to carry on . our business under the same management. FOR CASH roes. Friday October 19th till October 27th • Stock Taking Price List - 5.00 tins Peas to clear at 10e 00 Jars oily Orange Marmalade 40 oz size 35c 10 lbs. Seedless Raisins (while they last) $1 7, pks. Seeded Raisins $1 200 lbs. California Grapes to clear ib 15c 20 Bars Po & G. Soap ; 79c Aylmer Soup. per tin 10e - Loose broken Sodas 3 lbs. 29c Corn Syrup to clear per pail 33c Corn Starch . 2 pks. 19c 3 pks. Corn Flakes 29e Watch for further Price List next week. Kindly .settle all outstanding accounts at once IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m. IN TUE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.m. ORDER EARLY , Cash and Service T. O'NeiI WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS 'hone - 48 Hallowe'en Supper 1 Annual Fowl Supper and Bazaar In Presbyterian. Church, CLINTON Tuesday Oct. 30 5 to 7 o'clock MENU— Dressed Pork, ''Boston Baked Beans, Escaloped Potatoes Salads - Jellies — Relishes Rolls—Bread ^and Butter—Cake Lemon Pie — Pumpkin Pie with Whipped Cream —Coffee -- Adults, 50c. - Children 85c 84-2. HOME COOKING SALE in r HYDRO OFFICE SATURDAY OCT. 201 By Institute Members of St. Mr. 3. S. Scott, the adopted son of the late James Ferguson,, of Redlands, Gal., who" has been visiting in Ont. for the past couple of months, has been' in town the past few days as the guest of Mrs. T. Cardwell and Mrs., W. Carter, and leaves tomor- row on his return to Redlands. Mr. Scott has been in Clinton. on sever- al occasions during his visit in Can- ada and has- enjoyed • very much re- newing acquaintance .with the old town,, hich ,he left as a child of six but which he ;remembers with distinctness Mr. Scott. served, ov- erseas ' ed' States with.the Unit . . troops and was badly wounded, be- in on the retired list, and unable g to follow• his tre,g6' as a plumber, But he is employed in the office of the Redlands police department. from which he has leave -of -absence ` '.h lids He has,' been Visit- ing this o Y o ��'famil and ing members of his � y Col, H.' 13. Combe unveiled the mem- orial gates at the Turnberry Agricul- tural Park, Winghain, on Wednesday. of last week at the opening of the fair. „The Wingham Advance -Times said the Colonel' bailed from London but it was -Clinton's' mayor who did` the honours.'.- - The annual Hospital Bazaar;' held on p Thursday last was `very' successful;,' The attendance was not quite • so largo as 'on some former : occasions, • ,the 83-2. People 'You Know Miss Hattie Courtice spent the week- end with St. Thomas friends, Mrs. W. J. Andrews of Goderich is visiting friends in town to -day. Rev. A. E. and Mrs. Doan visited Mrs. ,Doan's brother at Leamington this week: Mr. F. C..Coornbes of the Collegiate staff was at his home in London over the week -end. Miss Margaret Ross of Stratford teas here for the funeral of the late IV. T. O'Neil on Sunday. Mrs. Vatcher of St. Johns, Newfound- land, is visiting her. parents, Bev, A. A. and Mrs. Holmes. weather being so favorable for our' other. relatives' in Kitchener, Tor - side work,erha but the booths ” 'onto and other points in''Ontario and ellperhaps, , n • ex er- 'o'il• then ,aero well stocked ,and soiling was .'• has- thoroughly' ,en) ye i brisk, A -euchre and dance was held ; ieneee mind he hopes to return, beim n i 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, Brucefetd Mr. and Mrs. Austin Wheeler and babe and Mr. Norman Wheeler of Detroit spent the week -end at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs, Tom Wheeleer. 1VLiss M. McCully returned to her home in the village last week after spending a few weeks visiting friends in Hensall. ' Miss Irene Snider of London spent the week -end .at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Snider. Miss Pearl Brock isat present in Seaforth Memorial Hospital„. where she underwent an operation. for ap- pendicitis last Monday. Her many friends hope to hear of her speedy recovery. Rev. W. A. and Mrs. Bremner vis- ited Mr. Bremner's sister in London this week who: is very ill. IVI . and Mrs.' 3. B: Mustard and family spent ,the week -end at. their cottage in Inver Moron. Nurse S3ohner, who has been nurs- ing in Clinton' for-. the past few months, returned to her home in the village last week for a much-needeod rest,: The: W. M. S. of the United church held their October meeting in the basement of the church on Wednes- day, October 10th with the,vice-pre- siclen, ,1Vfrs. Hugh Aikenhead,;' pre- siding. o- read the: Dev tt , x a 1�Trs: A. �'. Sco �, s Pos- 't •. God . entitled d flet e lea - I tional .- t' 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 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 G special terms which we can quote you, if you como. -in and see us. Also scales at good prices. • How 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 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 frons 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 STOC3.0 FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195 ikuviiiss HARDWARE and"PLUMBING- Phone 244 sessions;" and Mss. 3"antes McQueen' led in prayer. Roll call showed kat attendance og twefty-seven members. The Bale. Committee, reported the sending et a bale valued at 520.00; `, Mir A th M Queen and Mrs S , r thin- e in'the evening. i 'ng hr's.' family for a future vias • Don't Miss This Week's Bargains g Everything we sell is of the highest quality and carries our guarantee of perfect satisfaction or money gladly refunded. SUGAR COTTAGE ROLL PEA MEAL Granulated, 10 lbs. 670 in piece, per lb. 30c PEAS, CORN TOMATOES 2 for 25c P. & G. SOAP CORN FLAKES 10 bars" 3pkgs. 43c 25c Fancy Mixed Cakes, lb. .. 20c Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs. 25e Pork & Beans, 2 for 25o Syrup, 5 Ib. pail Jelly Powders, 4 pkgs. 25e Honey, pure pail, 5 lb69c Soups, all flavors, 2 tins25c Pure Coffee, per lb, 70c Special Black Tea, lb... 59c Extracts all flavors, 3 for 25c Rolled Oats, 5 lbs. 25c Ginger Wafferettes, tin30c Choice Dates, 2 lb. 25c Choice Seedless, 2 lbs. , `25e FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON . LAWSON & CO. L Prompt Delivery Phone one one one, McGregor, official delegates to the W„ M. S. Conference,, (Centre Sec- tion), held in Clinton, presented their reports, which were much appreeit- ted. • Mrs. Rattenbtn'ydlosed the meet- ing with prayer.:' Constance Mrs... Logan and daughter, , Rath leen of Blyth spent the`week-end' with. the •farmer's daughter, • Mrs, _Leo Stephenson. Mr; and Mrs Ed•Britton:and Mrs, i.' L1ndsa 'spout "Sunday with Peter. > y e'en s' at'Walton; ' fry. d. d. � Fr=lie::hel Amiit+rtrsary services "w,l . . next Sunday,p'elock and 7.80: Tho Wesley Wil1%5 quartette -of Clin- ten. will assist at both services. Ori t' the following Tuesday evening a hot fowl' supper- will be served, followed': by a program: Mrs. Thos. Pollard, Miss Phebe- Wakefield, Mr. and Mrs. Adan. Glaz- ier and.David Wilson `spent Sunday visiting friends : in Listowel. Mira, Lowe of Walton: spent the week -end with her daughter, Mrs, Ed:. Britton., Mr. and Mrs.` Fred Stephenson and' family Spent Sunday with Mr. -and' Mrs. Geo, -Riley, • Rev, llfi. •Guest of Ethel gave a• very fine address on Sunday after. marl,; his, .Y Ma'. Howard .; Armstrong put coin int. the silo,' on Monday. Seott. 8 roe, -treed their;: elevator and engine:; .. • _, . sen!: l .. a nand son l4fis, ea Ste h nsa p .� p WU ay';*I liyt111.'