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CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELERY STORE
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Now that another yeor i,, gone we Will try harder than eve
to serve our many'Customers better than in the past
WE have a few odd likes to Clear at lteducert prices
Don't miss some of the Bargains
Always ready to serve you
RadioBatteries, Clips and Tubes always on hand also
flashlight Bulbs' and' Batteries
R. 1-I. JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
e'iue Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store
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e f '1othing
We will place on sale Suits at a discount of 25 percent.
These Suits are all extra good value at regular prices and
represent one of the greatest bargains ever offered to the people
of Clinton at this Special Sale Price
See our Clearing Lines of Boys' Odd Pants
At 98c .and $lleSQ Per Pair
All Broken Lines. to Clear ' at less than
Wholesale Price
Piumsteel Bros.
'Let us supply your Grocery needs for 1929 and you will receive the
finest_quality:goods at reasonable price,..
Satisfaction Guaranteed or' Money.Re'funded
THE C. & S. GROCERS
,Branch 125j Main 125w
A Still Finer-Radiola
AT LOWER ' COST!'
Canadian General Electric answers the popttiltl'' demand for.
Batter3}lets-ftadiolas with a new and improved reeelVer,. Radials. 18,
This latest model is even better than the fantaiih Radiola 17 yet it
is priced much lower at $170. .
In Radiola 18 you have sirnplifieci operatoin direct from any
lighting socket... six Radiotrons . . a powerful Radiotron Recti-
fier . . one dial tuning . . and an electric -lighted station sol
eetor.
The cabinet is new . , built of solid mahogany and finished in
rich walnut. Tuning is still finer . . making it ahvays possible to
get the station you want. And you'll be amazed at volume avid.
realism of tone. •
See your dealer today and have a demonstration of Radiola 18
with O.G.E. Loudspeaker 1001-A. Then you will be convinced that
this receiver is the outstanding value of the radia world.
8170 COMPLETE WITH RADIOTRONS.
RADIOLA 18
Slitter •& Perdue
PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone 147w r
A liOVEY
Stewart -Warner
Radios
We are agents. for Stewart-
Warner radios. Prices for dee-
m sets, table model, $199.00,;
Consejo models, .$295.00 and up.
Battery models, $175.00 and up.
CLINTON
A. W. ANDERTON
(Lute Professor"el Music Ulster Provincial College and "Organist to
Lisburn Cathedral, Ireland.)
PIANTEACHER OF 0. SINGING ORGAN THEORY '
PUPILS PREPARED FOR—
Toronto Conservatory Examinations.
Royal Academy E` ann1nations,
(32 successful pupils last year -,60 per cent gaining honors)
STUDIO, ONT4.RIO STREET, "CLINTON
Phone, Clinton '64
Studios in Hensall„Goderich, 'Wingbam
nip -4.
HATS
off to 1928
COATS
off for 1929
The period of twelve months known
in the annals. of time. as 1928 has
rendered its account in full. The
new period of time to be hereafter
known es 1929 is hete'with. it's hopes,
predictions, plans, resolutions' and
problems, Some of the helps, that
help ,are
A DIARY
The use of one may help you never
to miss an engagement, neglect a
task or forget an idea; an orderly
efficient, reliable Way of keeping
your work arranged. •
Rohm's—RECORD
For use of Church Secretaries.
Fifty contributions may be entered
without turning the page.
PELOABETS NOTES
For Sunday School Teachers.
Good for Senior Classes. ,
TARB L'L'S GUIDE
For every class or scholar.-
ARNOLD'S-COMMENTARY
With its hints, illustration, black-
board illustrations.
GIST OF LESSONS
Pocket size, very compact and use-
ful, to
seful,to carry with you,
GOLDEN TEXT ,BOOKLET
Contains Sunday School Lessons
and Golden Texts.
T�I0 .e.D�`Fai Coy
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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Mrs, T. Wiseman retur }ed last week
after a visit with her daughter in
Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell McCaig of
Galt visited friends in toti7n over
the week -end.
Misses Beattie. of "The Vogue” leave
Saturday' to spend a holiday at
?their home at Watford.
Mas, E. E. Hall returned to her home
in Toronto on Saturday afternoon
after a ten days' visit with Mr. and
Mrs. G. E. Hall.
Miss Helen Holmes has returned to
Toronto after spenalnih' the holiday
period with her parents Rev, and
Mrs. A. A. Holmes.
111'icc,:Tltomati Venner has gone to vis-
it her mother, who is Ill, and to sea
her sister and brother who are
home from the west.
Mr, Roy Cook has returned to Tor-
onto after spending the mid -winter
vacation with Ids parentsin-town,
Mr, and Mrs. Wrn. W. Cook.
Mrs. CIera Rutnball' returned last
week from a visit over the Christ-
mastide with her sons in Montreal,.
She also visited in Toronto on her
way houto,
Mrs. Clenlen4 of Regina, Sask., was
called home last week owing to
the illness of her father, Thomas
White, who passed away on Tues-
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs: Wm. Lucas and young
son, who have been visiting the for-
nier's„parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Lucas, have returned to their home
in Edmonton,
Mr. Ray Carter returned to Toronto
on Monday to resume his teaching
duties'
,after spending the vacation
period with iris parents, 1VIte. and
Mrs, T. T. Carter.
Miss Cora Jervis has returned to
continue her studies at the Toronto
University after her holiday at her
home; that of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
• Jervis of the Base line.
Mr. _Russel Jervis, son of Mr. a,nd
Mrs. Oliver' 'Jervis of the Base
line, left Monday for Guelph, where.
lie will take a course in poultry
raising and 'horticulture at the
O.A.O.
Mr, Samuel Eagleson of Milton,
North Dakota, has been .calling on
.old friends in Clinton and vicinity
thepaiyt week or. so. It is nearly
forty-seven years since Mr. Eagle:
son,left here for North. Dakota -but
he i5 still an interested reader of
The Newt -Record, says he opens it
ahead of any paper which he takes
in, because it brings him news..
of the home of his youth. Thisis
his fourteenth visit home and
while his parents and sister have
passed on: and Bayfield is not just
the Bayfield of former' days to him,
he still finds many old friends to
welcome him, and this partof the
world is -"home” to him still.
Mr. Peter Ker of Yarmouth Centre,
who clinic, up to attend the funeral
of his niece, Minnie" Ker of Brant.
.ford, who was buried here on Mon-
day, called on several of his old_
friends in town Monday and Tues-
day. Mr, Ker was`. formerly a
well-known figure 'Here but ' he
spent several years in the west and
for the past dorxen'or so has been
at Aylmer and Yarmouth. He
finds old friends, however, en his
return who ci•c always glad to see
him and whom he is glad to meet,
for Peter Ker is nothing if not
genial and companionable. He's
as spry as a youth, ts0, although he
has : already' passed the fourscore
landmark, a fact which is ]card to.
credit when you see him,
C'1INTON
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For Cash and our regular two Weeks and Monthly Custome
A BIG ;.ARCA' EVERYDAY `
THURSDAY
Rolled. Oats,'6
Toasted Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs..;
Corn Starch, 2 pkgs,
Sec ether Prices Inside
270'
`LGc
19c
FRIDAY
10 lbs. Granulated Sugar,
2 Ileinz's Soup
Looso Starch,' 3 lbs
2 lbs. Ginger Snaps
3 lbs. Broken Sodas ,...
60e
29c
25e'
213c
29e
SATURDAY
2 cans Peas , 22c
3 Cans Pork and Reams 33c
Pineapples, sliced, per tin . , , iGc
2 lbs.; Seedless Raisins , 25c
10 lbs.' Seedless Raisins
MONDAY
.12 Bars P. & G. Soap 45c
3 pkgs. Ammonia 23c
Seeded: Raisins, 2 :pkgs. . , 25e
Barley, 4.,lbs. ....:...........C,` 25c
TUESDAY
Shei'eiff's Marmalade," large size -39e
2 lbs, Cooking Figs ....,....; 22c-
Table Syrup, 5 lbs. 33c
Loose Macaroni, 2 lbs. .. 22c
WEDNESDAY
4 lbs. good Rice 25e
2 1bs. Prunes . , . 22c
Green Peas, pkg. ,,.,.,...,. 20c.
New Sherriffs' Jelly Deal With Cream Pitcher 25e
New Shipment of Granulated Sugar to upload for ' Cash a
January Price. Limited Number of Sacks at this Price
SHREDDED COCOANUT Baking Powder, lb 190 Felly Powder, 5 25e
Baker's Cocoa.: half lb 25c Shelled Walnuts, lb 4'9e
per lb, 210 Loose Cocoa, lb. . 20c I Candied Cherries, per Ib, ;...., 60c
MEAT
Fresh Hams, per ib; ' . 22c,
Schneider's Sausage 25c
Kincement, to clear, lb, 15c
Peameal culls, per lb .. , 25c
FISH .AND VEGETABLES
Fresh Halibut, per lb,
Fresh Filletts, per ib ...
-Finnan Iladdie',
30c
25c
20e
Fresh Herring, per doz. ..... 40c
NEW CARROTS, LETTUCE AND
. CELERY
HOUSE KEEPER'S CORNER
PINEAPPLE AND MARSHMAL-
LOW DESSERT
Soak ;k lb. Marshmallow, cut in
halves with 1, can of Pineapples,
shredded over night. About one hour
before serving add a ,pint of cream:
whipped stiff. Serve very cold. .
dN THE MORNING FIRST'DELIPk1RY 9 a.m.
Cash and ..
Service43
IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.m. ORDER EARLY
Phone
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People You Know
Mr. A. T. Cooper was in Toronto on
business last week.
Mr. Edward Rorke visited last week
with Mr. Cutt of Galt.
Miss Bessie Sloman, who 'came home
to nurse her mother, the Iate Mrs.
W. Monsen, has returned to her
duties in New York City.
1Vliss Zenda Salter. has returned to
resume her studies at McGill, Mon-•
areal, Miss Beryl Salter to the
University of Toronto and Mr. Al-
bert to Upper Canada College,.
Toronto, after spending the bolt:
'clay period with their aunt, Mrs,
Mitten of. town. ,
13rucefield
The following appeared in a recent
issue of the Sarnia Observer and re-
fers to a couple formerly welt -known
in the locality: -
"Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Young,
109 north Brock street, received
congratulations from all their
friends yesterday on the occasion
of their . golden wedding anniver-
sary, which was observed at their
home. They received many valu-
able 'presents, among which were
two purses of gold.
Mr. and Mrs. Young were married
in Brucefield, Ontarie, on January 1,
1879, by the Rev. John Voss, who
was knownall over that territory as
the "man with the book," "Their fam-
iiy eonsists of eleven children, narn-,
ely, Mrs. C. H. Blake, Los Angeles,
California; -Mrs, '0.• F. McNairy,
Jacksonville, Florida; Mrs. A. C. Fer-
guson, Edmonton, Alta.; Mrs. Hugh
Cavanaugh, Royal Oak, Mich.; Mrs.
11. F. Hoist, Detroit, Mich.; Dorothy
and Francis ,Young; Detroit; the late
Isabel Young, of Chicago; William,
Donald F., .and Colin J., ,of Sarnia„
Among those present from out of
town were the Misses Francis and
Dorothy Young of Detroit, and Mrs:'
A. C. Ferguson, of Edmonton.
Mr. and 1Vlrs-Young have lived in
SaInia for ten years, and in Sarnia
township for twenty. They have
made many fast friends, who joined
•yesterday kn -.wishing them much
Sappiness and. success in the years
to come. Prior to- coming to this sec-
tion they lived near Harriston, Ont-
ario, 14r. Young was born in Ross
Shire, Scotland, coming to Canada
at the age of nine, with his parents.
He crossed the ocean on the vessel
"John Mac:ken:de," which took - 6
weeks in crossing. Mrs. Young was
born at Ailsa Craig, her nanne being
Isabella, daughter of Donald and
Jane Noble Eraser.
Asked if the weather on their wed-
ding day, corresponded with that of
their anniversary, Mrs. Young stated
that they had such a blizzard on
their wedding day that the snow near-
ly topped the apple trees' in the or-
chards and that all trains were field
up for a.week.
Mn. and Mrs. Young plan to leave`
for Florida in February, where they
will spend several months with their
daughter, Mrs. 0. F. MoNairy of
Jaocks onville. "
Colborne Township,
Church services at Smith's Hill were
dispensed with on Sunday, rowing to
illness.
i\fr: Melvin, Tyndall installed the
1Vllunicipal telephone .'ready for the
New Year.
School' opened Monday for those
who -are about again after an attack
SKATING PARTY
auspices of Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Presbyterian Church '
TUESDAY, JANUARY 15th.
Skating from 8 to 10
LUNCH, SANDWICHES,
HOT DOGS, COFFEE
' Admission, 25e and 150
• 'BAND IN ATTENDANCE
90-1.:
of flu.
Miss Katie Hunter of ` Kitchener.
spent her holidays with her"brothers,
Messrs. Irving acid Clarence Hunter,
Lecburn.
A life resident of Colborne town-
ship passed away on Monday lit .the
home of his nether, Mrs, Robert •Al -
lin, St, Davids street, Goderich, in the
person of Mr. Charles ARM is His'
fifty-third year.
Though' surgical aid was called in
It was in vain. His trouble was the
result of an accident received some
years ago and the last year found him
failing noticeably and about eight
weeks 'ago was confined to his bed.
Ire was well liked by those acquain-
ted with him and those left,td mourn
are his widow, three sons and one
daughter, Clive, Clifford, Arnold and
Margaret, all living ' on the home
farms, also a brother, Nicholas; and
a' sister, Mrs. Fred Seabrook, both
of Goderich, besides his mother.
The funeral took place on Wed-
nesday afternoon from Goderich to
Colborne cemetery ,and was under
the direction of Rev. Mr. Cmnniing,
pastor of Benmiller United church,
The •-pallbearers were: Clarence
Walters, Wesley MleLean, Wallace'
Morris' and Fred Seabrook.
We are sorry to hear of the loss
of the third barn irt.the Moore fam-
ilq in about three' years, Mr. Owen
Moore lost two bhrns in succeeding
Years and an Monday; morning Mr.
Ginner Moore, a son, lost his from a
spark fern a gasoline engine used
for pumping water. Elmer does not
live in Colborne but is well known
here, He lives on the first conces-
sion of Ashfield now, An insurance
of $3,300 is on the building and is• a
small part of the loss.
A successful dance was held at Mr.
Won. Chisholiit's on Friday evening.
The vote was taken on Monday in
Colborne township for council for
1929. It was a very stormy day and
therefore all voters did not quake the
attempt against the weather. Mi.
Hugh Hill had a majority .of 5 votes
'above his opponent, Mr, Albert Gold-
thorpe and the number of Votes .giv-
en in full are as follows:
*Hugh'' Hill, 181; ' Albert Gold-
thorpe, 176;
oldthor•pe,:176; *Aaron Fisher, 196; Nel-
son McClarty,'111;` Albert Mugford;
120; 5Williain Thom, 195; "Prank
Wilson, 165; ',William F. Young, 227.
Those marked with stars constitute
the council for 1929,
Varna
The annual meeting of Stanley
District L.O.L ; was 'held in.'Varna
on Tuesday afternoon, when the
offices for the ensuing year were el-
ected as follows:
Dist. Mos.: C. Diehl; Deputy Dist.
Master: , Fred Watson; Dist, Chap-
lain:, C. C. Pilgrim; Dist. Pec -scare
tary: Jas. Petty; Dist.; Fin.-Secreary.
Fred 1VfcCiymont; .Dist Treasurer:
J. W. Reid; 1st Lecturer: D. C. Gal-
braith; 'Viet:shall:
albraith;'Viarshall: 1,4;14/.15.; Auditors:
1. MbMlurnay and Geo. ;Petty; De-
puty: l,ectuie.c:` 13. Rathtvell,
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SACOMInlatili
From January 10th to "Specials"
Peameal Roll, Ib. ' piece...
10 lbs. Gran. Sugar
Cern Flakes, 3 pkgs..
25c
G6c
29e
January 1711
.BETTY'S CHIPPED ORANGE
MARMALADE 40 oz. jar 37c
Pure Strawb'y Jain, 40 oz. .49e
Pure Rhs. Jana, 40 oz. .. 49e.
Pineapple, 40 M. ... ... 49c
Black Currant, 40 'oz..... _49c
Coin Syrup, 5 lb. 38c
10 bars P. & G. Soap';42c
Choice Rice, a ib. 25e
Seedless Raisins,.2 ib. 28c
Tapioca, 2 lbs, 25e
Broken Sodas, 8 lbs. ,... 29e
Canned Torhatoes, 2 for 29e
Macaroni, 2 lbs. 25e
Soups, all flavors , 150
Special Black Tea 59c
Choice Fig Bars, per lb.... 25c
Large Catiup, per bottle 26c
Choice Figs, 2 lbs...... , 25c
Choice - Prunes, 2 ib. .. 25e
Pork & Beans, 2 tins ......26c
Canned 'Peas, 2 for 25e •
.Canned Corn, 2 for 260.
Shortening, 8 lb. pail 59e
Breakfast Bacon, piece, lb. 80c
Shaker Salt, per pkg. 10c
CELERY, LETTUCE, • GRAPES, TOMATOES, ORANGES,
BANANAS -
FILLETS, FINNAN HADDIE,' RED SALMON, HALIBUT
L. LA .!SON
Phone one one one - Prompt Delivery
Beautify -Your Home
WITH HARDWOOD FLOORS, IT MAKES THE HOME COMPLETE
Your Most Important Furnishing—Your Floors—Should Have
First Attention,, Because They Form the Basis for the Whole. Appear-
ance of the Room.
Low Cost, Ease in Laying and the Everlasting Durability are
Features That you will' Enjoy, along with .the Exquisite Beauty of
ITARDWi00D FLOOJ4S.
Measure Your Ploors,'an Estimate From us will Cost You Noth-
ing.
We Otto Supply You with Any, Brand- of Hardwood Floors or
Grade Desired,
Thomas McKenzie Estate, Clinton -
PHONE 88 RESIDENCE 61'
SOLVAY COKE
Small Nut ... ,,.. ..$ 9.50
Large' Nut ,.._.... , 11.00
Furnace 11.00
•(Delivered inTown) i
Phone us for Prices: on Coal
W. J. MILLER & SON
Orders taken at residence, Ontario St.
PHONES: 46w and 46j •
ELITE CAFE n
I wish to thank the people of Olin=
ton and vicinity for the patronage
given on` our Opening Day, New
Year's Day and give them a hearty
invitation to come again,
We have special 40 cent dinners
eVer•y, •day, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Special attention paid to orders for
family parties, Banquets, Et:e.
Good Service Guaranteed.
UM SAM
Proprietor.
Are You Ready For
Zero Weather
Not unless you have one of our
Circulators in your hone to'insure
comfort for the cold winter evening's..
See our; different makes of Clare
Bros. atd Dominioli: Stove Co. square
and round heaters.
If. you are still going to get that
new stove' see our "tnv.ictus" and'
"Masterpiece.". Come, in, and see
them and we are sure when 'you do
you'll get one right away. We and.
others 'recommend them highly: We
also have Quebec heaters: in, two:
sizes.
Dealer for Renfrew ,Separators,.
Miss Simplicity Electric Waashers:
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HARDWARE and PLUMBING',
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