HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1929-03-07, Page 8TIIE CLINTON-NEWS, -RECORD'
CLINTON'S LEADING JE'WELERY STORE
The new instruments for -eye
examination make a perfect, diag-
nosispossilbe--come here by all
means fora FREE examination to
make sure of your eyesight. Don't
neglect your ,eyes—oo 'htstrtnnent
is more delicate or precious than
the iiuman eye.
H.
NS
Graduate of Toronto College of. Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store
CLEJUtiNG
ON COLD WEATHER 1VMERCIIANDISE
-Overcoats, Sweaters, Windbreakers, ' Mackinaw Coats, Heavy.;
Rubbers, •Galoshes, Fleece -lined and. Wool Underwear, Mitts and
Gloves, Flannels and Flannel Shirts Etc. all at.prices'reduced beyond'.
anything we have, ever before undertaken.. •
A Real Price slashing Event that represents.a big saving to you
in the purchase of these articles.; •
25 Men's and Boys' Overcoats to choose from at wholesale prices
and many of then, at less.
Penman's and Vellvatine Fleeced -lined Underwear for then. at 75e
for Boys at 49e. Cotton Military flannel shirts, good fitters, 'long
wearers, Regular $1.00 and $1,25 for 85e. Wool Flannel Shirts,
from $1.10 up
HEAVY WAX RUBBERS—Clearing prices ;en all lutes Men's
$2.49 up. Boys' $2.15 up.
WOIV EN'S GAYTEES-Sand, Beige or Black, the balance of our
stock of these lines, Regular $2'.75; Clearing price, $2.15.
MANY OTHER LINES- TO CHOOSE FROM
COMIE IN AND LOOK THEM' OVER,
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For the Month of Februarywe are putting on a
qe ,alae Sade of 14 -1Q -date Furniture
At Prices that are Round to Interest you
Look over this Partial List
and Judge for, Yourself
9 -PIECE VERY LARGE SOT,III 'WALNUT DIN IYC*
ROOM SUITE. ,REGULAR PRIOR $225,
FEBRUARY SALE PRICE
$185
9-PIEdE SWELL MASSIVE DUCCO FINISHED SOL-
ID WALNUT DINING ROOM SUITE, REG. $215
FEBRUARY SALE PRICE $175
ALSO REDUCTIONS- ON ALL DINING ROOM
SUITES IN STOCK,.-
THEN FOR BARGAINS IN CHESTERFIELD SUITES
THESE ARE ALL BRAND NEW STOCK AND WITH
• EVERY CHESTERFIELD SUITE SOLD DURING
FEBRUARY WE WILL GIVE 'ABSOLUTELY 'FREE,
YOUR CHOICE OE ;FLOOR OR BRIDGE LAMP OR
CHESTERFIELD OR END TABLE VALUED AT
$1Lo0.
A FINE NEW LINE OF BEDROOM SUITES:' ON
WHICH YOU WILL SAVE'FROM 10 TO 15 PERCENT
WE.HAVE A REAL BARGAIN WAITING FOR YOU
IN A KROEHLER A -PIECE DIVANETTE SUITE
COVERED IN .A GOOD GRADE OF TAPES-
TRY WITH REAL GOOD MATTRESS. BIRCH 'WAL-
NUT FRAME, VERY REASONABLE AT 575.00
,11.
FEBRUARY SALE PRICE 65.00
Choice
in_Early and Get. Your Choice
t '`' ill..be'"a Real 'Chalice—
whlleithe Bargainsiast, as hIs w
_ to get New and Nifty Furniture "for 'Yew Home,
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 'MONUMENT DEALERS
THE STORES WITH A. STOCK •
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 196
WATCH OUR WINDOW
FOR DISPLAY OF .
$35.00 Suits or Spring Overcoats, m de to.,,
your individual neasare. for
only $28.00'
This ;oiler will be good for one month
DAVIS
Albert Street
ERMAN
Clinton, Ontario
WHEN IT'S' UP TO
YOU TO ENTERTAIN
"Parties" magazine featuring .de;
corations,' costumes,games and 're-
freshments might be a help Ito you,
Spring number gives suggestions for
St. Patrick's Day, April Fcpl's and'
Easter, also ,plans .f Showers, an-
noancements, bazaars and children's
parties, suggests fun provoking
stunts and favors to make a party
;joyous, .colorful and' gay: The price
is 25e. ' A picture -of your children's.
party would be treasured now and
will,,beeoine invaluable later: Young
store will change and grow up all too
soon, but a photograph will keep
'them just' as they are. Our local
photographer veil soon be ready for
your call.,
Tile . W. D. Fair Co,
Often' the. Cheapest—Always the Best
P:11111111,0" eimetis ni 11 l
17111fr Ili i.
■'.
Miss Eva Carter of Kitchener was
houio over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. .Guy Jones were with
IGoderich friends. over the week-
end. `
Mrs. Earl Steep atd'children of Lon-
don have been visiting 'friends in
Misses Ruby and Pearl Churchill
spent the week -end with Hensall
friencle, '
1VIrs 7lissabeth Kennedy is visiting
her sister; Ml's, ,A, J, McMurray
'of Harriston.
7diss Sherritt, R.N., of New 'Yorke
City spent a fell, days as the guest
of her si@ter, Mrs. J. T. Turner.
Mrs. C. Green of Teeswater has been
visiting, at the home of her par-
ents, Mr. and Mgrs. James Liver
more. '
Mr. A, J. McMurray of Harriston
was in town this week in connec-
tion With the Intergiatidnal Ttrac-
for demonstration.
Mrs. Joseph Clegg and Master Jack
of Brussels spent some days as the
guests of the former's mother, Mrs.
M: Farquhar, last week.
Ms. and Mrs. Lawrence Wheatley of
-Wiocdstock were up attending the
zuneral of the former's grandmoth-
er, the Iate Mrs. J. Wheatley, on
MM !onday. •
Mt and Mrs. Cecil Cooper of Termite
were in town over the week -end,
• coining' up to attend the fmrerai of
the latter's father, the late Chris.
Beacom.
Goderlch . Township
The council met in Holmesville,.
March 4, persuaant .tb adjournment.
A communication from the C.P.R.
re assessment was referred to. the
assessor. A letter re appointing del-
egates to the Convention of the On-
tario Ratepayers and Trustees was.
read and filed. The clerk was in-
structed to secure more information'
re 'chemical sprays, such as Weed
tor the eicterminati n'of noxious
Co,p, o n ous'
weeds, particularly Sow Thistle. Mr.
Norman Holland having notified the
council; that owing to the pressure o4
other 'business,. he could not devote
the necessary 'time to duties. of pound
keeper, Mr. R. 'R. Cb1c`lough was:
giv'en'the' 'appointinont. The Police
Village orf (Bayfield having petitioned
for theformation of a union; school
section to be known as Union: No. 3.
on motion; of Councillors Powell and
Churchill, N. 'W. Trewarthai, Esq.,
pray appginted arbitrator: ., A. resolu-
tion was passed to petition The Hydro
Comtuission,,forethe developeiiient' of
Power on tiie'Mteitiand River.': After
the clams, ;a`f • h essrs. Lowden andI1ieGee, for damages, far injuries to
their respective horses had been dis-
cussed in:open council, the matter was
left in the hands pfthe Reeve for in-
vestigation. The new treasurer, M.
E. L..Salkeld, having_ duly conform-
ed to all the rites. of initiation and.
presenting ° an acceptable bond, the
clerk was directed to retprn the Whit-
ely„ Bondto the Estate. On motion
-of Councillors Haack° and Churchill,
Miss Ethel. Whitely was paid the sum
of 520.00' for 'her . services an treas-
urer Pro Tem, The .following ac-
counts were. Ordered paid, 'Treasur-
ers postage and, exchange for 1923
to Miss E. Whitely, 514.40; Clinton
stock show, 525.00; A bond, sheep
claim, 570;00; II, Sturdy,; postage,
etc, 511:50; Supt,, pay voucher No.
3, $24,.88; D. L. Macpherson,Di-
vision Court. Fees, 55.66. The couii-
eil then• adjourned to meet Monday,
Api'iI 1, at 1.30 .p.m.
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One .W,eek March S to 16th
Special `Price in two or three Sack' Lots
We have 100 Sacks to Sell at this Special Price
CALL AND INQUIRE
BIG ORANGE WEEK SPECIAL AT 25c
A DOZEN
FRIGIDAIRE DISPLAY
COUNTER -
SPARE RIBS, per' 1b. .. .........
FRESH PICNIC H'A'MS, per lb,
FRESH LOIN ROAST,'
JUBILEE HAMS
BREAKFAST BACON, in piece
SCHNEIDER'S' SAUSAGE
TENDERLOIN
FRESH LIVER, lb.
ROAST HAM, lb.
COOKED HIAIM!
CORNED BEEP,: per lb, .350
SPECIAL IN 6-1b. TIN .... .. ........... $1.95
20c
20c
30c
450.
300
25e '
60c
15c
60e
60e
BAVARIAN . PINEAPPLE CREAM"
Strain juice of 1 can Ayliper. Pineapple, add juice•of"two
Oranges and two Lemons, i/ eup of .sugar and 1 eup boiling
water. Bopl a1I together' and add 2 pkgs. lemon jelly; when
it begins, to set"add cup of whipped cream and Balance of
pineapple. \ Let it set until firm.. -
• We demonstrated this jelly this week.
AYLMER PINEAPPLE, ten 25e
IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m,
Cash . and
Service'
totetmemoomotivatsit
DIED' IN. LONDON'
Mrs, David Williams, wife of His'
Grace, Archbishop of Huron, died in
London on Monday after a somewhat
lengthy illness. Mrs. Williams was
very active in the work of the Church
and also in charitable organizations.
She is survived by four daughters
and.two seine.
"MAKERS OF ONTARIO"
The fourth of the University Ex-
tension lectures . was given in the
Ct111ogiate auditorium last Friday ev-
enfngi . Only a fair attendance being
PresOnt.
Prof. Sissons of the University of
Toronto, was the speaker and he took
'its his subject "The Milkers of Ontar-
io." There was some conjecture be-
fore as to the probable treatment of
this subject, whether it would be the
law makers anti public min,- or the
pioneers who would be occupying the
centre of the stage inthe speaker's
jlddres, Prof, Sissons chose the
pioneers, the real makers of any
young country, and his treatment
proved his interest in the subject.
He told of many incidents in the
lives,of the early settlers in Durham
Ontario and Simcoe counties, settle-
ments he knew, showing the �resouce-
Julnes and undaunted courage of the
men and women who pioneered this
Province;
WHEN CLINTON VOTED
The Stratford Beacon -Herald had
the following editorial reference to
Clinton' in yesterday's issue:
"Not often dotes a by-law receive
such endorsation as one submitted,
to the 'ratepayers of Clinton the
other day. The purpose was 'to.get
the approval of the ratepayers to a'
by-law to grant a fixed assessment
to a local concern which desired' to
enlarge its premises. , The' vote was:
For, 376; against, 1,
A fairly carefuj review of indus-
trial success and expansionleads to
the conclusion that this- developement'
in Clinton is, along ,tbe right line
that is, an existing factor >
- which
has found a market'
for"its goods,
and desires td go on in 'a larger way.
Clinton, or any other place, is for
tunate in possessing' such "a concern,
and. Clinton,. or any other place,, is
sensible" when it is ready to treat
a home, factory .int such ;a ,way that
there is encouragement for it ,togo
ahead and grow in the- place where
it had its start."
THE TRACTOR SCHOOL
If the attendance and ':interest :-dis
played at thepower farming . school
held on Tuesday to the-'. town :hall is
any indication: of •the interest.' the
practical farmer -'has in modern farm-
ing methods, it: Shows that power
farming is here to. stey and is grant-
ing rapidly. All who'atiended the
demonstration seemed well satisfied
;that they 'had been givep ' a better
idea of what power farming really
means to the moderai farther. The
experieiide of local -Seeder oiirhers
has been such as to encourage'pitver
farming in 'this community. , With
the'- tractor much inor,i can be ac-
complished, of., course crops can be
gotten in earlier, and better. farmed, ,
•There were- about- one hundred in
attendance and all were much inter-
ested in the pictures shown and the
talks given. M;r, A J; MclVlnrray
of Il arriston and ' Mr. II. Moore c,
London were in charge, of the schooI,.
which was hold 'ih the interests of
Mr. -IM, J. Stewart, local agent for
the McCormick -Deering people.
•
IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.m.
WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
ST. PATRICK'S TEA
AND SALE OF
HOME COOKING
AND HOME-MADE CANDY
under auspices of the W. A. of
WESLEY-WILLIS CHURCH •
SATURDAY MARCH 16th
from 3 to 6 o'clock
IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER
04-2.
TRY A `
JELLY 'ROLL
Made of the (Best Materials and a
"PRIZE WINNER"
" ORDER"
• A COFFEE CAKE
or
CHELSEA RUNS
YES
We deliver at any time or any place,
"WHOLEW,HEAT" • •
and.
SNOWFLAKE BREAD
Wendorf's Bakery
'-",Maker, of Snohvflake Bread".
COAL
Hard and Soft Coal and Coke in
Stock.
Carload of Alberta Coal to arrive
this week.
Get Our Prices:
-W. . R .-
I' L & SON
Orders taken at residence, Ontario. St.
PHONES: '46w and 46.j ,
YOUR; METAL ROOFINGNOW
Pay for it Next. June,
Call and Get Prices
Agent, for Renfrew Cream Separator
wilt "Scales.
Have the agency for Milker Incub-
atoms and Brooders; Also Royal Brood -
,
stoves and. Incubators'.
'Order early` so as, ;to .be prepared
for your early clucks.
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HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
ORDER EARLY
Phone
48
"WHERE THRIFT MEETS QUALITY"
archei
Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs. , .. .
Choice Rice, 4 lbs. ,
Pickles, (cit. jar).• .....
..
Lard, 3 lb. pail
Special Black tea .....,.
10 •lbs. Gran. Sugar
MoLaren's Jelly, 4 for...
Syrup,'5 lb. pail
St. Sc Ras...jatn, jar
Marmalade, jar
Broken Sodas, 3 lb... , .. .
Mixed Bakes; per lb.
29c
25e
400
-550
59c
60c
25e
33c
49c
35e
goo
23c
is
Icing Sugar, 3 ib.
Choice Prunes, 2 Ib.
Shortening, 5 lb. pail ,
Canned, corn, 2 for
Canned. Peas, 2 for .. , .
Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs...
Classic Cleanser, 4 tins
Break. Bacon, piece +,,,
Fresh Herring, per doz
Fillets, per Ib.
Red Salmon, per lb.
Fresh Halibut, per lb.
29f-
95c
25c
250
25e
25e
300
40e
25e
20e
30e
Oranges, per dozen 19c; Grape Fruit, 3 for 25e
Head and Leaf Lettuce, Celery, Tomatoes, Rhubarb
Green Onibns, Etc.
L. LAWSON & co
e
Phone one one one Prompt Delivery
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PLUMBING . . HARDWARE ' ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone 147w.
See our. °
Specials
for 'the
week end
THE BEST ORANGES AT THE CHEAPEST` PRICES,
LEMONS, GRAPEFRUIT, LEAF LETTT3Ce,
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• "WHERE QUALITY IS AS REPRESENTED"
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