HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1929-03-21, Page 8LEADING,JEWELERY; STORE
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The nem instruments for eye.
examination"make a perfect 'ding-
�,# nosis possilbe—eome here by all
-mean; for a FI)EE examination to
INED make sure of your eyesight. Don't
neglect .your eyes -'no instrument
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is more delicate or precious than
the human eye,
• Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry •
Next Hovey's Drug Store
Fine Jewellery and Repairs
ONE PRICE
ANY CLOTH
ANY STYLE . .
TOP-NOTCH TAILORED -TO -MEASURE CLOTHES REPRESENT
THE BEST VALUE IN WOOLLENS, FAULTLESSUk
TAILORED ,.-AND 'IN PERFECT STYLE.
- Your Choice of the finest imported' plain or fancy Worsteds,
Blue. .Botany Serges or Durable Tweed— they are all here at the
one price of .$27.00: • .
As to Service: Yoru order is shipped from TOP NOTCH TAIL-
ORS within one week from the day it is received without sacrifice
of quality tailoring.
The Special 1 ese
ntative of TOP-NOTCH
OTGH TAILORS vilI be at
our Store
MONDAY; MARCH 25th :
YOU CAN LEAVE -,YOUR ORDER,, NOW FOlZ'FUTURE DELIVERY;
Plumsteel. gyrus.
Every Garment Custom -Tailored
Its time to think of Spring House Cleaning
And a good place to get the new goods : to replace the old 3s ,
Right Here.
We have the iip-to-date furniture'that will suit you
We Would especially draw your attention to our fine large
stock of Beds, Springs and Mattresses. So enjoy the comfort you
Should have.
When putting away your furs end winter goods the sure and
safe place for them is a eedar chest. No moths will bother them there.
Our floor covering department will be more elaborate than ever
with a large stock of Congoleum Find Oil Cloth, by the yard.
Linoleum, Congoleum and Carpet Rugs in all sizes with a splen-
- did assortment of smaller. mats.
Brighten up with the latest colors hi Paints Lacquers, tYtilacs,
Varnishes of high quality. Try our special tin of,Utilac any color, 25e
with a, good brush thrown in. Watch for special offer.
We are ready for the Maple Syrup season, with a large stock of
sap buckets and spouts, 8 qt. tin pails at 25c each.
All kinds of Mops, Floor and Wall Brushes, and all snakes of.
Wax arid Polishes.
A Real Bargain, one Johnson's Electric Polisher, ask for dem-
onstration.
For a real wail finish use Moresco.
Clintonardware and Furniture 'Co
FUNERAL DIRECTOR: . MONUMENT DEALERS
THE STORES WITH A STO0JK
Furniture Phone: 109 Hardware 196
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Once In About
ers
THE CLINTON-NEWS: RECORD ,
Eater Sunday .comes in March.,
This is one oi' the years, and Easter is
March 31st.'
To remind you of ,your require-
ments in Greeting Cards for the sea-
son,, is the purpose of this advertise-'
)went. There is e touch' of dignity
and the exceptional tat Christmas
you ,may regularly: look :for 'a card)';.
in wishing "Happy Easter",on a suit-
able card. It's a good way to scatter
sunshine and is becoming more and
mare "the thing to do". They keep
alive old friendships and 'express.the
sentiment .you wish; -how nicely they
carry your thoughts and fit the oe-
cahion with just a few well eheien
meaningful words, "they are'perhaps
the.niost beautiful cards of the year
With their designs of spring flowers
and sentiments denotng, the season.
:It is. a season of joy and -brings vis-
ions of brighter., and better days. The
winter has.' gene, or is dying, . and we
welcome the new-born Spring. 'Tis -
fitting• therefore that the gladness of.
the season should find its expression
in —. K oodwill,to: Mien.
Tile W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest -Always the Best
The Chance of a
Lifetime
To stock up on highest quality
shirts, ties, underwear, socks and
accessories— .
Fascinating colors and patterns
for Easter•
Newest styles--•
Our -usual modest prices—
.,
,y , •t`s7y �' '. And a tremendous variety of
4 Z strikin
.. 4. •pie ;, g merchandise from which
to choose! Come in today.
DAVIS • E ,MA
Albert Street _ Clinton, Ontario
"THE VOGUE
MILLINERY"
We are now ready with hats
that perfectly express the joy-
ous mood of Spring in every
shade, for the colorful role to
be played in spohkswelar and
afternoon !rats.
We snake it to your advan-
tage to shop early.
The Vogue
1101 pl'Cli Ullllmli"'f 5'I squeal!
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!bliss R. V. Irwin was in Toronto ov-
er the week -end.
Mrs. J. Steepe of London is spend-
ing a few days intown.
,Mrs. Purvis of Parry Sound is vis-
iting' her sister, Mrs. D. J. Atkin-
son.
Miss Logan of Varna spent the
eek-endPickard. as the guest of Mrs. W.
•w
Misses Eleanolr and Jean Plumsteel
were up from London for the
week -end.
Miss Clara Steepe was the guest of
Miss Mullough of Goderich over
the week -end.
Miss Larene Langford of Detroit, is
visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Bert, Langford.
Miss Beth Cartwright of Listowel
'spent the week -end and Monday at
her hchne in, town.
Miss Wilhelteino ..Trewartha spent.
the week -end' as the guest of
Miss S. Acheson of Holinespille.
Mrs. A. D. Beaton and Mr. Holmes
Beaton returned 'yesterday from
Toronto, where they spent the win-
ter.
Mrs, A. Lucas and Mrs. S. Taylor and
little Miss Margaret ,Taylor are
spending a few days in Brantford
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur A. Welsh and
little daughter, Lenore, are visit-
ing with relatives in Toronto and
Hamilton thisi week,
Mrs. Disney and daughter, Miss
Meda, of Kitchener, spent the
•week -end as the guests of the for-
nier's sister, Mks. Smeltzer.
Mrs. J. A. Ford:has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) Proeunier of
Dorchester during the past week.
Mr, Ford went down for the week-
end.
Rev, C. 3. Itlololehouse of Exeter,
ivho was here on Monday for the.
funeral of the late Mrs. Whitting-
ham, was the guest while in town
of Mr. and Mrs, N. W. Trewartha.
Mrs. A. Cook of Mount, Forest who
came to attend the funeral of the
late "Mrs. A. ;Whittingham, was a
guest at the:home of her cousin,
Reeve N: W.' Trewartha, while in
town.
1Ni. Robt. ivr>4Cp;o1 of Saskatoob,
- Sask., has bean visiting his sister,
Mise S. J MCdi.eo1 of Albert street.
It is`twenty-ftri years since Mr.
McCool visited . the • old home Dom
munity.
Miss Esther Lyon d Londesboro,
Mrs, Woods tii'f near Saskatoon and'.
her daughter, hirs.. R. B. Lawrence
of Windsor, ,visited' with Mrs. J.
G. Miedd and; Mrs, W. Stanley of
town one day; last week.
Mrs. Clara Rumbal. returned on
Friday from Cleveland, Ohio,.
whereshe had been called a fort-
night .earlier' on aceclunt of the
illness of her ` sister, Mrs. ' Cornell,
who passed away on March lith:
Mrs. Spooner of the west, who had
also been called to her sister's bed-
side, accompanied Mrs. Runeball
hone,.
Mr. J B. Whittingham arrived yes-
terday from ;the west and joined
his wife, who has been staying' with
her mother, Mfrs: -Argent, Mr.
Whittingham has leased his farm in
the west and' intends residing in
Ontario for a time, his wife's
'health not being of the best. He'
is a Westerner;, having Spent all his
life out there; but it is hoped he
wiIl.. find, the; east congenial and,
hospitable,
.0 L 1. • N T O -N ' S
THURSDAY, MARCH ,22, 1923
NER.. GROCER'
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FRIDAY'
BURFORD PEAS
RAGA roc
SATURDAY
DEL MONTE RED. SALMON 32c
(Regular 45c)
MONDAY
SHAKER SALT'
EACH 10e
o e a Sav Ton 11 ney
Even After Additional Ten Cents is added to your order, for
Delivery, you• will be farther ahead. Compare our weekly
Price List. A11 other lines Reduced Accordingly
For one week -March 22nd to. 30th Inclusive)
Cocoanut, per lb ' 21c •
Shelled Walnuts, per 1b. . 39c.F '
Seeded :Raisins; 3 pkgs. tt .... . ................. . .... 31c
Infant Delight Soap,.4 pkgs . 23e
Knox Gelatine, pkg. ........... , , .. .. 23e
Quaker ,(China) 'Oats, 'pkg. 38e
Icing. 'Sugar, 2 lbs. 19c
Corn Starch, 2 pkgs: ' .... .. , 19e
Tomatoes, 6 tins 75c,
Peas, 6 tins 5 ,590 -
B'roken' Sodas, 3 lbs. ' 25e ' F
Head Lettuce, tin 15c
New Carrots, 2 bunches �.
Black Tea, good valve 70c
P. & G. Soap, 7 for •'
25c
590
23c
Pk. Post Toasties, 2 pkgs. Sugar Cusp ... ... , 25c
Heinz Soup, ]arg'e size 2 for 29c
Campbell's Soup, 2 for 29e
Corn Brooms, each 30t -
Loos,: Macaro,ni, 2' lbs.21c
"10 lbs; Granulated Sugar 59c
2 lbs. large Prunes .. 21c
S, lc16e
5oda lb. pail tableBiscuitspsyrug.p 29e
Salada Tea, per lb. 69c
Red Rose -Tea, per lb. ) ..... 69e
Kraft Cheese, db. 35c
Special New Kraft Cheese, per pkg20-
Legions, per -dozen .
Oranges, by the basket
29c
490
FRIGIDAIRE COUNTE
Back Bacon, Ib. 28c rq Liver, per lb.
Loin Roist, Ib. 29c i. Spare Ribs,. per lb.
Cooked Hams, per lb. 550 2'". Tenderloin, per lb.
Prime Ham, per lb. ..... .... .... „ 20e �§ 20 1b. pair Lard, (Dumarks)
15e
20c
60e
83 00
Morning Delivery: 9 and 11 a.m. GOODS DEL' VERED lOc Afternoon Delivery: 2:30 and 5 pair.
Phone
r 48
Cash and
Service
• WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
ing a party of, tourists on a trip
through the British Isles and the
countries of the continent of Europe
the coming sununer. Hehas sent
literature to some of his old 'friends
hereabouts. No doubt many of his
old friends would ask no better than
to go on a tour led by M,r. McCormick
Miss Wilhebnine Trewartha of
Clinton spent the.week-end-with Miss
Acheson.
The members of the W.M.S. of the
HolmesviIIe United church . are very
busy looking up ancient history con-
nected with the society, as they cele-
brate soon the fortieth anniversary of
the organization.- •
Brucefleld
Mrs, 3,. Addison returned home
last week after spending a week with
her brothers and sisters in Philadel-
phia and a visit in Orillia. - She was
accompanied from Orillia by her
daughter, Nurse Gladys, who rec-
ently underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis in Orillia Hospital.
The many friends of Mrs. (Die)
David McIntosh will regret to hear
that she is quite i11 and under the
care of a doctor and nurse.
Mr. Harvey Dalyrimiple's many
friends will be glad to hear that he
is improving after his, operation in
Clinton hospital, and expects to be
home soon.
The regular meeting of the Y.P.S.
was held iii the basement of the Uni-
ter church on -Monday evening,
March 18th. Mr; Jesse Freeman pre-
sided. The meeting was opened by a
few moments of silent prayer, and
during the .opening- exercises ':Miss
Dorothy Broadfoot and Mr. Jesse
Freeman offered sentence prayers,
The business period was conducted by '
Miss Janet Aikenhead. Mr. Jesse
Freeucan and Alex. Addison gave a.
impart of the training school at Strat-
ford. The meeting was closed byre-
peating the Mizpah Benediction.
Auburn'
Miss Miary Salkeld and Miss A.
Andrews of 'Goderich spent the week
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs; O.
E. Erratt.'
1 s, Chas. Oke of Goderieh return-`
ed home on'Tuesday lest atter spend-
ing a week at the home of Mr. Geo.
Feagan., -
Mr. F. Hilbbert spoilt Sunday with
relatives in the village. -
Mz. 3. Taylor has purchased, the
late 'Miss S. -Pierces' house :'and 'in-
tends moving it to anther location: •
Miss Annie McLeod of Toronto is
ill with flu at. her Kohne on Base line
Mr, J. J. Washington ;lost part of
theroof of a straw shed in the recent
high wind ` storm.
Mr.' Russel °Good ishired at 'Mr.
Frank Raithby's for the ,summer.
Several around hero have tapped
their trees.
Mr. and Mrs'. II, Mogridge motored
to Toronto :oe. Tuesday to visit thei_
-daughter, MrS, Gormley .Thompson.
Mr. T. E. &fanning of London made
a flying visit to Auburn on Monday.
AND WOMEN THE MANUEL?,
140d1111e3V1Il'k?
Dr.- 'Durant sees the day when
;Rev. R. J MkCorintele,, a former min .0=ill Drily do, morwo
very popular. pastor of the Holmes- moans we 'are,boitnd total !raverk. a lotThat of
vine church, now of I2amilton; is tak- unemployment.—Indianapolis Star.
Public' School Concert
IN THE TOWN HALL
on
Thu. & Fri. Mar., 21-22
A MUSICAL COMEDY
"FINGERS"
"The Festival of the Month"
and-
Eskimo
nd-Eskimo Scene.,
Choruses and Dances
Admission: 35e d
All Seats Reserved Plan at Fair's
05-2.
COAL
Hard and Soft Coal and Coke in
Stock.
Carload of Alberta Coal to arrive
this week.
Get Our Prices.
W. J. MILLER, & SON
Orders taken at residence, Ontario St.
• PHONES; 46w and 46j
EASTER SPECIALS
HOT CROSS BUNS
FOR THE WEEK -END
ASTER EGGS
ALL SIZES AND DECORATED
Wendorf's Bakery
ORDER WHOLE WHEAT BREAD
WHEN YOU NEED
A PLUMBER
MOST
-You need him in a great
hurry. Phone 244 and we will
bo at your door 'almost at, onee.
Equipped to., do any job, small
or large, efficiently and quickly
at reasonable price.
L.
HARDWARE andPLUMBING
�:.. Phone 244
"BLUE AND WIIITE GROCERY"
Cash acid Service Price List
MARCII 21st TO MARCH 27th
Special Black Tea 59c
Special Black Tea 69e
10 lb. Granulated Sugar59c
Canned Peas, 6 tins . , . , 70c
'Canned Corn, 6 tins ..,, 75c
- Icing Sugar, 2 !b. 190_
Corn Starch, 2 pkgs. ..., 19c
Cern Flakes, 3 pkgs. ..., 29e
Choice Prunes, 2 lbs. .. , . 25c
Baking Powder, per tin 19e
Syrup, 10 lb. pail 63c
Cocoa, 1r4 lb. pkg. 25e
Sh. Walnuts, 'per lb. ..,45c
Matches, 3 boxes 27c
Oranges, per doz. 19c
Break. Bacon, piece, lb..; 30c
Tomato Soup, 3 for 29e
Shaker Salt, 2 pkgs. ,, . 190
MeLaren's Jelly Pow. 4 for 25c
Magic Baking Powder,lb.. 34c
Quaker Oats, China . . 38c
Quaker Oats, plain ..... 32e
Canned Pineapple, 2 tins 29c
Pork & Beans, 2 tins .,,. 25c
,P. & G. Soap, 10 bars ... 41e .
Classic Cleaner, 4 tins ... 25e
Toilet Paper, 7 for 25c
6 pkgs. jelly ponvder - 43e
(Cup 'and Saucer)
Potatoes, per pkg. 25e
Starch, 3 lbs, 25e
20 lb. pail Lard $3.20
Cr. of Wheat, 4 lb. 25e
CELERY, TOMATOES. LETTUCE. NEW CABBAGE
FRUITS AND CURED MEATS
L. LAWSON
• PHONE 111
FREE -DELIVERY "WHERE QUALITY MEETS PRICE"
Poultry Rafts y s
We have taken the Agency for the
ROYAL BROODERS
Formerly sold by Mr. E. Mittel! and have
a complete line . of Brooders and
Supplies, and the Prices
are Right
Sutter & Perdue
HARDWARE
Phone 147w
PLUMBING
ELECTRIC WIRING
SEE OUIt SPECIALS roa '11IlTE` WEEKtEND '
CELERY, LEAF LETTUCE, iIEAD LETTUCE, TOMATOES, NEW
CARROTS, NEW CABBAGE
WHERE QUALITY IS';AS,REPRESENTED
THE .C, & S GROCERS
Branch 125) Win in:&25 '.