The Clinton News Record, 1929-05-02, Page 8THE :C
mew -NEWS, RECORD
TIIIll$,DAY, MAY 2, 7923:
CLINTON'S LEADING JEWi;LERY STOR8
The new instruments for eye
examination make a perfect diag-
nosis possilbe--come here by all
l means for a FREE examination to
make sure of your eyesight. Don't
neglect your eyes -no. instrument
is more delicate or precious than
the human eye,
JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of QptometrY
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store
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SII0i SHOESJ
'tennis ShoesAit this tline of the year most Girls and Boys
want todiscard their heavy winter footwear for something lighter
and cooler. To these we are offeriug; a new and complete range of
Fleet Foot Tennis Shoes, The quality' this year is the best we have
ever seenand prices are very low; Nice new goods from 85c up,
MEN'S WORK SHOES
Don't judge shoe values by price only. A. good shoe at a med-
ium price is cheaper than shoddy at any price. We arenchv showing
such makers as Sterlings and Grebbs and every pair made, of 'Solid
some of the best work shoes we have ever handled, Shoes made by,
leather,
See our Ladies' and Children's fine shoes. Some new nifty lines
just placed in stock.
Plumsteel Bros.
Every Garment Custom Tailored
NATIONAL SANI-ITT OFFER
Will hold Good for this Week
WORTH
REGULARLY
8250 •
OUR SPECIAL
3, -piece full size suite • YOU
SAVE
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$199.00
THIS WEED ONLY
Imagine it! A genuine 8250 value for $199. Guaranteed abso-
lutely mothproof. Don't dream of missing this. See it anyway.
`We would also like to remind you that our stock of Beds,` Springs
and. Mattl; esee is large and better. than ever.
l on't forget to store your 1!'urs, $Y'oolhens, Etc. in a Cedar Cest.
No more worry about Moths.
We are quite prepared for all your needs in Linoleums, Oil
CIoths, Linoleum and Congoleure. Rugs and Mats, all patterns and
sizes.
ClintonHardware and Furniture Co
FUNERAL DIRECTOR:" MONUMENT DEALERS
THE STORES WITH A STOC.
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 196
BILTMORE HATS I
The Master Hat of. Canada
Quality, Style, Fit and Price
IThat is what roti get when you
v'ny a. biltinore Ilat `
Vitintoro
F a Man
THE MASTER HAT OF'CANADA"
MI( ,by DWaarr$04rinlf414G,u+y40n6.
CLOTHES
That lock thdir quality and
show in every accurately cut
line the good taste and exper-
ience of their designing. We
make to your order. You ekve
it to yourself to look your best
on all occasions. Corrie in and
be measured for a suit of
Our Exclusive ' Tailoring
DAVISHERMAN
Crean Poultry
WE RECOGNIZE QUALITY
and
DISTRIBUTE' TBE' CASH ACCORDINGLY
at
CLINTON .CREAMERY,: CLINTON PHONE y45
SEAFOOD BRANCH, SEAFORTH PHONE 1611',
CLINTON BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO
PHONE: 190 _.
Gunn, LLanglois & Co., Limited
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Far Or Neal
Rememberblother Dear
On
Sunday May 12th
'Whoever elso forgets, M,other's
Day is always remembered by moth -
ere, We May forget to romember it,
Fut. mothers are sure to remember
that we have folr'gotten it. A small
sum will buy a Greeting Gard and
show mother you have not forgotten
her day and will testify all the year
round to your thoughtfulness, It will
symbolize the continuity of your
affection throughout the whole three.
hundred and sixty-five clays of the
year.' There's only one mother to
you,' and okay one day'ini the year set
apart exclusively as Her day. A
Greeting Gard will express perfectly
the sentiment' of the day, the taste.
of the recipient and the affection of
the sender; awaken tender 'thoughts,
whisper- sweet memories, come near-
est to repayment for"'the devotion of
another love, brighten her day and
bring her joy. -
Tile W. 11 Fair CD.
Often th'e Cheapest -Always the Best
•
Miss Florence Caninghame visited
Miss Hattie Baker of Fullerton on
Sunday.
Misses -Grace . Ashton and Annie
Stevens visited in Stratford on
Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. W. PL Cowan are at
L.'cght this week owing to the
death of the farmer's father.
Dr. P. Hearn motored to Toronto on
Sunday, owing to the illness of his
mother. He returned Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, C. Vesey and children
of Fullerton spent Sunday as the
guests cif the lady's sister, Miss
`Ruby Irwin,
Miss Larene Langford, accompanied
by her throttler, Mr. Harold Lang-
ford, spent the week -end with
friends in London,
Mrs. Robt. G.'Ney,of Fordwich vis-
ited with Ms's. W. Jenkins this
week and also attended the Pres-
byterial at Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B Stother,s and little
1111.4ss IVIa'rion of Essex were the
guts over the week-eltd of Mr.
and DIys• B, J. Gibbings.
Mr. and 1Virs. A. L. Cartwright, Mrs,
Argent, Mrs, Farnham and Mrs.'
Leonard motored to Kitchener cn
Saturday for over the week -end.
Mrs. Ida E. Smith and her son, Fred,
and Mass Daisy Elrick of Toronto
were guests of the former's sis-
ter, Mfrs. Alice Mason, on Sunday.
Mr, Jack Gibbings, accompanied by
his friends, Messrs. Ernie Wright
and George .Mills, spent a few
hours on Sunday, with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. B. J'. Gibbings.
Mrs. Sproule, who has spent the past
few months with her daughter,
Mrs. A. E. Doan at Ontario street•
parsonage, left Thursday last to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Wilson of
Detreli't.
Mr. and Mrs.. W. A. Holmes and
Muss Dorothy df Listowel were
week -end visitors in .Clinton ,and
were: ,:warmly greeted by old
. ?nriens, who are always glad to
see them. .
Mn and Mr's. Marlow - and. sons, who
spent the vrintec in, Clinton and
who left here for Toronto, loft
that oity last week' td motor to
the west, where they intend to
again locate.
itfr. and Mrs. W. E. flodaway return-
ed Tuesday after spending the win-
ter at Walkervillel and in Florida.
They enjoyed their visit south,
very much and have returned in
ecvccellent health.
Mrs. Zella Young and . Mr. Harry
Cuningham, recent visitors ,the
home of the fornter'e sister, Mr's,
W. E. Perdue, have returned to
their respective 1>chnes in -Detroit
and New York e City.
of
Mr. George Thompsbn ' of Wycliffe
College, Toronto, was with his
parents. Mr, and Mrs. 11. J. Thchnp-
son of Goderieh'township, and with
(Clinton. friends over the viroek-end.
,Mr. Thomnson has returned to
Nova Scotia, where he has conduct-
ed.a Mission for the past two or
three summers,
Ms and Mas. Gordon `.MeEwan and
Isdn, James, of Detroit, and Mt'. and
Nits. Weir and two daughters, 1VIie-
ses Frances- and Lanie , Lansing
and Mrs. Ohadwicic of London,'mot-
ored. un and. visited with the for-
mers brother,, Mr. Murray McEws
en, .and his family for a couple of
days over the week -end.
Ceder iclh Township
The Holinesville Dramatic Society
presented their ° play, "The" Path Ac-
ross the Bill,"` in the Ebenezer Uni-
ted Chnreh, on Thursday evening
last. The Caste was immensley, ap-
planded by an audience that filled
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COWNER GROCERY
CHAIN STORE P "'' ICES FOR CASH AND CARRY
FOR WEMA E OFFERING EXCEP 1QNAL VALUES ISE YOU MANY SAVING PRICES. (WE SELLLE6I$ IS MONTH
)
MAY IS THE MONTIi FOR CANNED GOODS, WE HAVE A LARGE STOCK OF (PEAS, CORN AND TOMATOES)
PEAS
`
No 5, per doZ.. $1.20 " by the �.Jdozen�Rlid $1.40.. large'I'siC�Mze, dAT°ESozr $1.50
No 3, " " 1.40small-size-, doz® 1.30
SAME PRICES IN HALF DOZEN LOTS
4.- MAY IS THE MONTH FOR HOUSE CLEANING AND MANY -FLOWERS
Many Flowers
Soap -,° 3 for 19c
Life Buoy 2 for 15
InfantDelight5-a3`
Castile 8 for 23
Long Bar 19
Bon Ami 14
Dutch Cleanser 11
3 Ammonia " 23
Loaf Cheese lb 33
Finest Red
Salmon - 42
Jelly Powder 5-25
Salada Tea 69
Red Rose 69
GRANULATED, SUGAR
SPECIAL ,CASIIPRICE
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
1e1 Can Pumpkins , 2
1 Can Peas
1 Can, Tomatoes . 25c
c
1 Can Corn .. J
Morning. Delivery:9 end 11 a.m.
Cash and
Car•rg
IrtionieViNigiAMOVOIANIAlikh
For light Lunches while
House "Cleaning:
Fancy Cakes 25c
(Marsh mallow)
Assorted Fancy Cakes 33c
Ginger Snaps 5 for 23c
Broken Sodas r, " 10c
Maxwell Coffee • 63c
Good Coffee 55c
Best, O'Neil's Coffee ' 65c
Red Rose Tea lb' 69c
Red Rose Pekoe 79c
1 can Peas s 25c
Post Bran - 2 for 25c
20 lb pail Lard (SATURDAY) $2.8
• Frigidaire Meats
Spare Ribs Ib 20c. • Liver Ib 15c
Tenderloin 55c. Corn Beef Ib 30c
Schneiders Sausage 25c
GOODS DELIVERED 10c
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Mother's Day
always comes In
the Month of May
Sp. Chocolates •
Stniles'n Chuckles 1
Seconds per lb 49
Bon Bons
30, 60 Ee 90c per lb
Basket of Oranges
for Mother 49c
W indsorTea lb 49
Fresh Salmon 4,
Trout
Tuesday. & Friday
Delivered lb 25c
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9
Broom, 5 string .... , .. 390
New Cheese 29e
Asparagus, 2 tins ' 35e
Pineapples, each 30e It
LETTUCE, CELERY, SPINACH,
2 lbs, 25c.
Afternoon Delivery; 2:30 and 5' p.m. '
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Pion It
WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
"LEST WE FORGET"
Mother's Day is
Coming
'
Sunday, May 12th
SAY IT WITH FLOWERS
To -Mother on Her day,
To our Out -of -Town Customers
We will appreciate your early order,
It will receive careful attention.
Attractive Mlather's Day Cards sent
out with all orders.
MEMORIAL WREATHS
For the Cemimetery,
We will have a nice choice to offer.
J. Cuninghame, Flourist
Phones: 31, 116w
Greenhouse, Huron St. 11-2
Follt;.TI
' of -the series of
Progressive Euchres
IN, ST..JOSEPH'.S HALL
on Die evening of
Monday Eve., May 6
Cards 8:45
Dancing 10:45.
Lunch 11:46.- .
Home Wlaltz 1:20
MUTCli'S ORCHESTRA
Admission 50c. 12-1.
the church. The Ebeiieze& orchestra
furnished delightful music between
acts.
Ms. George R. Thompson of Wy-
cliffe College, Toronto,; spent the
week -end at the home of his parents,
Mir. and Mees H. 3. Thompson, George
left Tuesday; for Queensport, Nova
Scotia, where•he'will conduct a mis-
skin throughout the summer months,
Mi. John'+R.• Thompson of Huron
College, London, else visited' at the
parental hoche, over the week -end.
Miss Gracp Churchill, recent grad-
uate of
Clinton Ilidepi
tal, left last
Week, for Fort—Huron, where. she
will eommenice her duties as' a nurse.'
Little Elgin Snyder is convalescing
favorably after a serious illness of
pneumonia.
Mr, H. O:' Murphy is sporting a
Whippet coach.
- The meeting of the A. Y. P. A. "
of St. Jame' Church,: Middleton,. on
Wednesday :;evening next, Allay 8th,
will take the fern of a surprise pro-
gram. All members and friends are
cordially in' ted, as''an interesting
evening is promised.
Constance -
W'e are glad to say that M:rs. C.
McGregor is improving after a sev-
ere, 'attack Of appendicitis. She is
being eared for in Seaforth. ho,spitel.
Mrs,'Duneen Tudor was in Clinton
on Monday seeing her mother, who is
very poorly.
The W. IVI. S. Was; asked over, to
Londesboro ; on Wednesday, 1Vfareh
1st.:
Deacon Dubbs
A Three=Act Comedy
Will be presented by the Young Peo-
pie of Turner's Church in
ONTARIO ' ST. UNITED CHURCH
Under auspices of the Y. P. League
Monday, May 5th
- at 8 P.M.
Music Between Acts
Admission 35c and 25e. 11-1-p.
ORDER
WHOLE WHEAT
and
SNOWFLAKE BREAD
Always Fresh and made of the
Best Materials. .
,WEEK -END SPECIALS
CHOP SUEY
SPONGE DROP CAKES
OATMEAL COOKIES
(Special) '
ORANGE CAKE
ORDER NOW
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ORDER WHOLE WHEAT BREAD
FOR r'RE WEEK -END .
Wendorf's Bakery
Special Prices.
- ON COAL AND COKE
FOR SPRING DELIVERY
Get eur.Priees.
W. J, MILLER & SON
Orders taken at residence, Ontario St,
PHONES: 46w and 46j
WHEN YOU NEED
A PLUMBER
MOST
-Yeti need him in a great
'hurry. Phone 244 and we will:
be at your door almost at "epee.
Equipped to do ; any job, small
or large, efficiently and quickly
at a reasonable ;price.:.
awkns
HARDWARE and PLUMBING.
Phone, 244
CASH "BLUE AND WHITE SPECIALS" SERVICE
WHERE QUALITY MEETS PRICE
TOMATO WEEK
.AYLMER .
6 tins for 80c per dozen $1.55
Canned Corn, 2 fclr 25e
Canned Peas, No. 3, 2 for 25c
Icing'. Sugar, 3 lb. 27e
Tom. Soup, (Heinz) 2 tins, 29e
Sliced Pineapple, 2 for 25c
Prue Lard, 2 Ib. ,36e
Choice Figs, 2 lb. 26e
White Beans, 3 lb, 29e
IVlleLaren'e Jelly, 4 pkgs25e
Corn Starch, 2 pkgs. . , 19c
Shaker Salt, 2 pkgs. ..., 190
Shoe Polish, 2 tins , , . . 26e
Ammonia, 3 pkgs. 23c
Lux FIakes, 2 pkgs. 19e
Soap Chips, 2 lb. 250
Classic Cleanser, 2 tins •15c
Special Black Tea, ib. 59c
G. et B. Branston Piekles 25e
Baking Lowder, per tin 19e
Choice Rice, 3 lb. 25c
P. & G. Soup, 10 bars-39e
Matches, per pkg. 27c
Ginger Snaps, 2 ib. , 26c
Pure Lard, 20 lb. pall,,$3.00
STRAWBERRIES, PINEAPPLES, LETTUCE, CELERY
SPINACH, CAULIFLOWERS
L. LA WO 6 CS{r .
"WHERE PRICE MEETS QUALITY"
Phdne: one one one Free Delivery
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Poiiltry Rils.s
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We have taken the
ROYAL BROO
Formerly sold by Mr.
a complete line
Supplies, and
are
Agency for the
i- ERS '
E. Mittell and have
of Brooders and
the Prices
Right
i
endue"
ELECTRIC WIRING
Slitter
PLUMBING HARDWARE
Phone 147w
QUALITY SERVICE:
Special ecial Prices. for Friday and Saturday
FRESH STRAWBERRY AND, RASPI3ERRY', JAMS'
ORANGE 111AZLMALADW
CANNED TOMATOES, CORN, PEAS;. BEANS; CARROTS•
SPECIAL PRICE• ON TOIVuA'1iO: CATSUP
FRESH FRUITS • AND. yEGEABLES'
"WHERE QUALITY Is: AS'. REPRESENTED"'
THE C. &`S. GROCERS'
Branch 125j Main 1.25w+