HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1928-11-22, Page 8CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELER"
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--Aro aboon. Improper- glasses
a 'e a:menace Don't go on suffering!
If you. feel any discomfort, come hero
for a tree examination. We aro ex-
ports.
Modern glasses are o2••good appear•
P.Uce. and comfortable.
Let us, fit you properly!
Save yon eyes—have then{ exam-
ined -regularly. We will tell you
frankly whether --or . notyou neer]
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Fine Jewellery and Repairs • •Neat Hovey's Drug Store
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'11 $ J st
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Wear 1 ip Top
Clothes
Suits or Overcoats
$24.00
other lines from $20. up
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QUALITY SERVICE
Seed 'your.
Christmas Greetihas
On a Card that's
Typically; Personal
The feature '02 your naive and ..d -
dress neatly printed on each card
you send makes your salutation one
of refinement to the person receiving
it and is pleasingly exclusive for the.
sender. ,0f course you will remember''
your immediate: friends and what"
about the acquaintance you haven't
Beard -frons in quite a while and what
about sending one • to those who used,
• to be your neighbors but have.moved
away or those you met on your sum-
mer vacation, or some -of the aged
friends who would be so deilghted to
be remembered, or those who are
sick, and, those who attend the sick,
or those who have -had recent trouble,
or members of your fraternal 'soc-
iety. And then the.kiddies,rdon't for-
get them, your remembianee of them
will enthuse their parents too.
Scatter Christmas Sunshine with
greeting cards. We offer choice • of
ninety cards and nine greetings.
Prices are -from $2.00 to $6.00per
dozen.
Early. Orders Assure Convenient
Delivery
JUST ARRIVED --All Fresh Fruits
Lenton' Peel, Orange Peel and Citron Pe• el, Bleached Raisins, .'
Velencia Raisins, Puffed Seeded Raisins, Seedless Raisins, Cooking
Figs, Eating Figs and New Oates' Best Shelled yalnuts and A1-
monds, Glace' Cherries, Mincemeat, '2 Grades, ,Choice Prunes, 3 sizes,
See the QUALITY and PRICES of our goods before ordering
- for your Christmas Cake, Pudding and Mincemeat, ;.Ate
THE C. & S. GROCERS
Branch 125j Main 125w
SoineWlitsee it Wonderful philharmonic orchestra is playing . ,
the music is too divine for words r. adtniring.crowds are applauding.
And in your' home, by turning on the radio, you can hear, as well
us if you were present, the beautiful music and the applause of the
multitude.
Or a great roan is delivering an oration . miles away from;ycu
. you cannot possibly be present .,. bub 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
The W. D. Fair Ca.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best'
• WORLD FAMOUS
8Stm11]1SteP &iee Siagors
LONDON, ENGLAND
Ontario Street United Church, Clinton
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Auspices of Ontario Street Choir
They ere the only Touring Company of boys' and men's voices
whieh has ever left England and which is exclusively made up of
professional vocalists from the great Cathedrals of -the Old Land.
A Rare Opportunity'
pp ortunit ' for Music Lovers
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Secure Tickets Early—Number is Limited
Tickets aro available at 1Vir, Wendorf's Restaurant, Mr, Royce, Bank
of Montreal, The C, & S. Grocery, W. D. Fair and any
member of Ontario Street Chair.
ADMISSION": • 50c and $1.00.
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBD12 22, 1
saur sass anetEEKO
✓ Fruit Cakes Light And D rk
New Seeded
Raisins
2 pkgs.-25e
while they -last
- New Dates
2 lbs 25c
Lemon & Orange.
Peel per lb 225c
New 'Valencia
Raisins Spanish
p'er ib 18c
New Figs 2 lbs 25c
Prunes 2 lbs 25c
C6' S Walnuts lb 49c
Currants lb 20c
WEEK -END SPECIALS
And Every Day' Price List
6 barsP. & Soap' .. 23c
2 pkgs. ` Corn Starch • . ..... . ... 19e
.'3 lbs. Bulk Starch .,-- 25c
Black Tea, per lb. ..........•.:..., 590
2 cans Tomatoes 29e.
2 cans Peas•....0. ............ ...... 25e
4 (smell) Tomatoes ,, 25e
10 lbs. Granulated Sugar 650
3 Clark's Soup:. ' 29e
• 1 (5elb.pail Syrup) 33c
Finnan Haddie, per Ib.
Filletts Haddie, per 15.
Salmon Snacks :•
Kippers, 2 for . 25c.
Codfish Binks 20c
Flaked Codfish , 15c
, Pork Pies, '3 lbs. 25c
Spare RiO, lb. 25e
200
25c
Miss Jean Ford of London hasbeen
visiting at her home in town this
Week.
Mrs. W, Mason of Detroit is the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cook,
Albert street.
1Viiss Amy Andrews and Miss M. Mac-
Donald spent Sunday --with Wood-
stock friends.
Mfrs. James Finch returned last week
after a six -weeks visit in Strat-
ford and Toronto. -
Mr. and Mrs. John 'Wiseman yisited
the latter's mother, N1•rs. Grant of
St. Marys, this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Finch and son
George of Flint, Mich., visited re-
latives in Clinton and Auburn last
Week.
Miss Nellie Medd of Exeter and Miss
Mary Cartwright of Londesboro
were week -end guests. of . Mr. and
Mrs. J. G. Medd.
Mr. and Mrs, !George Boyer and son,
I{enneth, of Toronto spent the
week-en'd as the guests of Mr, and
Mrs. J. E. Cook.
kr. and Mrs. Milton Cook returned
,. to their hone in Sarnia last week
after a visit in town -with the lady's
parents, Mr. apd Mrs. J. Schoen-
halt.
Mr, and Mrs. A. T. Cooper are in
Toronto for a .couple of days this
week, the former on business. But
they will take in the Royal Win-
ter Lair while in the city.
Mrs. Sarah McVittie of East Wawa-
nosh and Mrs. H. McVittie of
Goderich visited at the home of
the former's brother, `that of Mr.
and Mrs. J. G, Medd, recently. -.
New Seedless
Raisins
2 lbs 23c 1O lbs 1
Friday Saturday
Fresh Picnic Ha
Or lb 21c
Schneiders
Fresh Sausage.
WHITE FRUIT CAKE
% lbs. Butter, % Frt. Sugar, 6 eggs, 4 cups flour sifted
1 teaspoons Baking Powder, % lbs. white Sultana Raisins,
34 1b. Citron heel, T1s lb. Candied Cherries.
Candied Cherries, per lb. 80c
Citron Peel, per Ib. .... ... 690
White Sultana Raisins, per Ib. 20c.
Our Own Baking Powder .............................190
Christie Cherry Fruit cake, per 111 •40e
2 lbs. Icing. Sugar .. , lee
-'1VITNU CORNER
CRANBERRY ICE
4 cups Cranberries, 2 cups water, 2 cups sugar, juice 2
lemons, Cook Cranberries • in water until they stop popping,
strain and add sugar; cook until dissolved; cool, add strained
lemon juice and freeze. Can be served with meat for as a
dessert.
IN THE MORNING FIRST' DELIVERY 9 a.m.
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WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY' 2:30 p.ne.
Cash and.
Service
YOUR FIRST CHRISTMAS
PRESENT
C. C. 1. Commencement
Presented
Wed. Thu. and Fri.
December, 5.6 & -'
at the
COLLEGIATE AUDITORIUM
Consistmy of—
Choruses;; accompanied by Collegiate.
Orchestra
Drills and Dances
Consisting of—
Field Day Cups and Medals, Wed-
nesday evening.
Prizes' for Target Practice and
Scholarship, Thursday evening.
Diplomas, Friday evening.
A CLASSIC TRAGEDY
i and
A MODERN ADDRESS
Admission 50c
Plan open at Fair's' Monday
ia'a'n't Miss the Sensation of the Year.
• 89-1.
Mr. and 1VLrs. E. Carpenter motored
over last week from Buffalo and
on their return they were aceoen-
panied by their aunt, 'Mrs. Kearns,
who will spend the, winter with
thein, •
-Mrs, N. W. Trewartha is in Toronto
this week andwill be. one of the
women speakers at the Provincial
Conservative Convention, which is-
in session there today. Miss Myr-
tle Trewattha acceemanied her;
Mr. W. J. Nediger -motored tap to
Bur -wash this week to visit his
daughter, Miss Linnie, who is
Principal . of the Burwash school,
and is spending a few days as the
guest of Governor and Mrs. Fair -
full.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Hall and Miss Eve-
lyn spent the week -end with Simcoe
and Tillsonburg friends. Mrs..
Hutchings, Mrs. Hall's mother,
who had been her for some
weeks, rel1urned with theist to Lang-
toh.
Messrs, W. J. Ford, Glencoe, and Ray,
Fred and •Freest, Detroit and Miss
Elizabeth Ford of Oshawa were
called °home'last week owing to the
illness of : their father, the late
John Ford, whose death occurred
on Sunday.
Brucefield
The annual thankoffering of the
'Women's 'Missionary Society of the,
Brucefield United church was held in
the school room on Wednesday, Nov-
ember 14th, with Mrs. Bremner pre-
siding. After singing the opening
hymn, the Scripture reading and de-
votional Leaflet, "nay Possessions,"
were read by Mrs. II. Aikenhead. Mrs.
Ratteubury offered prayer. After the
roll • call and minutes of last meeting,
iifiss Jean Murdock rendered a pleas-
ing Holo. Prayers for our rnission--
aries wcre made by Mrs. R, P. Wat-
son .nod' Miss Edith Fowey.. The-
sneaker
hespeaker for the afternoon, Mrs. T. E.
• ' Hogg, Clinton, gave an inspiring ad-
dress "Echos front `' the Dominion
Anniversary Supper
And Concert
The anniversary of the Community
hall, Londesborio, will be held on the
evening of
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29th
in the
Community Hall, Londesboro
Supper will be served from '6 to 8
o'el;ock, to be followed by a
program at 'which
HARVEY McGEE, df Auburn
will give a number of his choice sel-
ections. A short play entitled "The
Hired Itfan's Courtship" will be given
together with vocal and instrumental
selections; readings, etc,•
COME AND ENJOY A GOOIb TIME
Admssion:. Adults 50e, Children 25c
George Culbert, John Fingland,
Chairman. s Secretary.
89.2.
St. Paul's Guild Bazaar
The Ladies' Guild of - St. Paul's
church will hold their annual -Bazaar
on the afternoon of ..
Board Mieetiiig" She took hex hear -
errs across Canada to the Hospitals,
schools and homes and the work
among the New Canadians, then over
to China, India, Japan, Africa and
Korea. The offering amounted to
$134.45 'apd the dedicatory prayer
was given by Mrs. Addison. Mrs.
Jas. McQueen closed the meeting with
prayer and social hour was. spent,
Thursday, Nov. 29th'
In the Sunday School rooms
BOOTHS AND CONVENERS
Fancywork: Miss Doan.
Touch and Take Mrs: Schoenhals
Kitchen: Mrs. Zapfe,
Homemade Baking': Mrs. Elliott.
Rummage; Miss Bawden
Market: Mrs. Thompson ,
Candy: Mrs. Silcox
Fish Pond: Mrs. S. Taylor
Afternoon Tea: Mrs, Holloway
Sale commences at 2:30 and during
the afternoon tea will be served.
88-2.
WESLEY-WILLIS BAZAAR
A very successful bazaar was put
on in the, council chamber on Friday
afternoonlast by the Women's As-
sociation of Wesley -Willis "United
church. The day was anything but
favorable, rain falling pretty, much.
all afternoon, but, nevertheless a
large number carne out, bothto fur-
nish the ...various booths and to buy
from them. '
The booths, especially the hand-
made and . produce booth, were very
generously supplied and almost ev-
erything offered for sale was dispos-
ed of, Afternoon tea was served and
the whole proceeds amounted to over
5260.00' The ladies were well pleased
with their; efforts and are grateful to
all who assisted to inztke the affair a
Success.
5
'Dust of the Earth'
will be repeated
by request ,
by 55. Paul's Dramatic Society
in the
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Friday Evening Nov. 23
at 8 ?'clock
Dancing after the Play
Phalen's .Orchestra in Attendance
Admission: To Play 35c. To Dance 25c
No Reserved Seats
COAL
BARD 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 463 -
Are You 'Ready
or Winter
Not, unless Mott have ' one of our
Circulators in your hone to insure
comfort terthe cold winter evenings.:
See our: different makes of Clare,
Bros. and Dominion Stove Co, square
and round heaters.
If on are still going to -got that
hew stove see our "Invictus" and
"Masterpiece." Come in and see
thein.and we are sure when you do
you'11 get one right away. We and
'others reeon?,ineud thein, highly. We
also have Qeubec heaters iii two
sizes.
Dealer for Renfrew Separators
Miss Simplicity Electric Washers
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HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
ORDER EARLY
Phone
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A Real Snappy Showing
Reeks, Gateleg and tilt top tables, spinet Desks and Tea Wagons.
Ask for one of the Gibbard gift 'Books.
•Of up -to -the minute furniture is on display in our show room
- in anticipation of a large'Christmas Trade, We are showing a
nificant lot of useful Gibbard solid Walnut Magazine tables`
THEN FOR LAMPS
We undoubtedly have the finest display ever shown around these',
parts in Table, Bridge and Floor lamps and a few nifty Bed -lights. All
shapes and colors. Prices ranging from $8,50 to as high as you like
to go, but they are all bargains.
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HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
In Chesterfield Suites and Occasional chairs we are always pre -i
pared to show -you up-to-date goods, and good values.
Other early Christmas shopping suggestions are smokers, cedar
Chests, Ferneries, Fibre Furniture, Fancy Mirrors and Pictures.
We will be glad to put away any goods for Christmas delivery.
It's thne•to think of your heating problems. We still handle th
old Reliable Beach Quebec heatersand ranges with a few other line
to suit all price requirements. .Ask to see the new Beach Furnacette
Some Heater!
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Clinton Hardware and Furniture C
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALER
Furniture Phone: 104 - Hardware 1''
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For Your Christmas Cake
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Mincemeat
Christmas Pudding
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iSTORg
.Sun Maid Nectars, pkg... 15e
New Seedless Raisins, 2 lb. 25e
Baby .Puffed Raisins, pkg. 15c
NewSeeded Raisins, pkg. 15c
. Bleached Sultanas, lb ... 20c
Valencia Raisins, lb.. . 15e
New Currants, 2 lbs. ,. 37c
Choice Figs, 2 lbs. . r .. 25c
New Dates, 2 lbs... 25e
Marekino Cherries, bottle 2
Cherries, per lb,
Mixed Peel, lb, 3
Lemon & Orange peel, 1b, 2
Candied Pipeapple, ring. • 1
Icing Sugar, 3 lbs, 2
Cocoanut; per lb. . , 2
Pure Lard, 3-1b. pail 5
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Shortening, 8 -lb, pail
Sher ,
Gran. Sugar, 10 lbs.
FINNAN HADDIE, FILLETS, KIPPERINES CURED MEAT
LETTUCE, CELERY, CRANBERRIES, GRAPES
L LA SO
Phone one,one one
Lumber At Bargain ai rice
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We have a ,large stock ol1umber
hand, which Weare selling at Gre
Reduced Prices Now is the tim
buy. We handle everything in
Builders' supplies
McKenzie Estate
Thomas 9 Clinton
PHONE 88 ilESIDI'1NCE