The Clinton News Record, 1929-05-23, Page 8THE 'CLINTON-NEWS : RECORD
CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELERY STORE
SAFE DRIVE
—SAFE NIGHT DRIVING-
Protect Your Family, Yodr Car, Your Life.
Eliminates Glaring headlights and blinding sun,—All metal—
asy to set .in Place.
Glaring headlights cause' smash ups— Protects Iife and property.
JOHNSON
Distribiitor for Clinton
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store
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SHOESL1
'Dennis Shoes—A:t this trine of the Year" riles! Gals and Boys
want to discard their Heavy winter' footwear forsomething lighter
and cooler. To these we are offering a new and complete range of
Fleet Foot Tennis Shoes. The quality this year is the best we have
ever seen and prices are very low. Nice new goods from 85e 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 are •now showing
such makers as Sterlings . and Grebbs and every* pair made of Solid
some of the best work shoes we have.eyer handled. Shoes -made by
leather. "
See our Ladies' and Children's fine`shoes. Some new nifty lines
just placed in stock.
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steel Bros.
Every Garment Custom, Tailored,
A Good Way To Get
Comfort
IS TO REPLACE YOURFSRMATTRESSESHEREINIONES
We have the famous 'Marshall spring filled mattress, guaranteed
in. s felt m
attresses
for 5 years.,at $28.00 as well as all the best snakes
springs and beds at all
m 7 upto 17.00 and, a real stock of sp r gs
from $ $
prices.
.A. wonderful stook of Linoleums, Oilclothes, Linoleum and Con-
goleum Rugs in all sizes.
Shed your furs and woollens into a cedar chest—no more worry
about moths. If you can't use a chest dsk for Larvex as, a moth
preyentative.
y t _ EARDWiA.RE
As usual our spring stock of paints, varnishes, shellacs and
waxes is complete and you know we sell all the best brands.
Now is the time for your Garden Tools and Lawn Mowers.
See our special display of colored alluminum ware.
Some real snappy -bargains in. Two Plate electric stoves at $3.89.
ii Then We. are agents for the celebrated Coleman Gas Stoves
and Lamps, and Coal Oil Stoves.
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
FUNERAL DIRECTOR:' MONUMENT DEALERS
WPM STORES WA STOCK
FuHardware 19f
Furniture Phone: 104
stamernewasisansusesonossuss
In spending time, as in spending,-
money, man has the right to -expect
a., detinite return for that which he
spends. If he spends time studying,
he is buying knowledge, and"with this
thought in mind we suggest our
stock of. School Books and Supplies.
Do you want to learn or refresh`
your History, Grammar, Arithmetic?
A Dictionary is a great help for
knowledge, then ;why overlook the
Bible or a religious book for study.
Then we have the Newspapers for
a daily :addition to knowledge of the
worlds news and view points, or the
Literary Digest, giving both sides.
of the question, the actual facts of
current life as clipped from publica-
tions all the world, it claims to
neither distort nor becloud, always
informative, interprets actuality, its
subject natter is To -day and To -mor -
so* Next we introduce Popular
Mechanics magazines giving the lat-
est 'inventions and discoveries; good
Man, thecar,
forthe handy
,
the radio feu, scoresof• 'illustrations
and written so you can understand.
The National Geographicfor the in-
crease and diffusion of geographic
knoledge, many illustrations, some
beautifully colored, gives you a
knowledge of far places, does some-
thing to satisfy wanderlust, broadens
the education and enriches conversa-
tion; gives, you a' trip to foreign
lands while sitting beside your read-
ing lamp:
If you spent time fishing, playing
ball or tennis, you buy a pleasant re-
laxation. Yon will find here in lib-
eral assortment • all the big and' little
paraphernalia that go to make fish-
ermen happy and such sporting goods,
as are in Iocal demand.
What's all this
About Sox
Appeal?
The .answer is right here
in our store, where men's
attractive hosiery is avail-
able in te great variety of.
styles and colors.
We're just as Up -To -The -Moment in every other item of Men's
apparel as we are in this matter of SOCKS APPEAL
For the best men's furnishings you eves saw, just look at, our
show windows -then COME IN and BUYI i�1
REGULAR $1.00 HOSE FOR, 59c - 3. PAIRS FOR $1.50
DAVIS Sc HERMAN
Eggs Creaiii Ponitry
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WE RECOGNIZE QUALITY,
and
DISTRIBUTE THE -CASH ACCORDINGLY
1 at
CLINTON CREAMERY, CLINTON PHONE145'
SEAFORTH-BRANCH, SEAFORTH PHONE 462
CLINTON• BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO
PHONE 190
Gunn, Langlois ' Co., Limited
HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL, QUIT.
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Tile W. D. Fair. Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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THURSDAY, MAY. 23, 19_...9
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CLINTON'S BIO CORNER EROCE Y
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Cash�: 4�4 ' 4 5etk, {�gyAJ 3 Carr
Special for week and 24th of I Iay',.' Pure Baking Powder (equal to 35c lines) for 25c
We are Introducin Bowes Pure Baking all this week. Money refunded if not Satisfied
SPECIAL DEICE LIST FOR 24th OF MAY
Big. Cheese Week, all kinds at Special Prices for. 24th of May
ALL BRAN 9°'
Por -pkg. .....,....23c 2 for . ,..
BRAN FLAKES . . , .:. , .. , . , RIDEAU HALL 22c
Per Plcg, 1 is per plcg....
PEP FLAKES CHATEAU cp
'2 for • . .
........ 6,ji. Per pkg• ...... , .Y . "', .... ; 22c
'KNOX GELATINE qcot� CHEESE .CHIPS
2for
. 2 (r c 2 pkgs. 61-1E—ESTI
.'. ....... "tot -
TOMATOES '' BROOK,FIELD C'1 -EES I 33'c
2' tins,lar e"sire 44 c per,lb.. ar
�•. CORAND PEAS 9 ORANGE JUICE IOc
2 t• CCe0c Bottle
BASKET RA 5,9c 3Oc
Each .. Bottle .... .....
LEMONS GRAPE
e. PUNCH 2Sc
Bot le
INGERSOLL SMJLL 33c CIIRISTIE BISCUITS 5e
Per lb....; ,...• •
CORN BEEF , `3®�
Per lb. .
CREAMERY BUTTER Ad@C
Per lb. , °�i�
ROLLED OATS 10,
10 lbs.........................
WALNUTS 49 c
Per lb. ......:•
....:. ....
BAKING POWDER 19c',
GOOD RICE 25c,
4 lbs.
TAPIOCA
qq
2 lbs, G5c
• , CARNATION MILK CHOCOLATD BARS �� C N M, 25c
Assorted,.6'fel ' 2 tins
CLARK'S POTTED MEAT 25c soup 25c
3 for•3 tins
CHIPPED BEEF •I2/, RED ItOSE TEA 69c
Per lar .. • ib.
SHRI11¢P q DATES q
Tin S�Q: 2 lbs: .: Sd
',OLIVES, 'MIXED' BISCITITS •
2'Sc
Per lb.
GRANULATED SUGAR
10 lbs.
SPECIAL BLACK TEA r 9 C
'Per Tb.
ins . .
S ORANGES ' LEMON JUICEc
Per dozen
I LARD
Per lb,
.COCOANUT.
Per lb, - Y
OPRN STARCH
2 lbs.
GOOD COFFEE
Per 1b!... '.
BEST COFFEE
Per lb... ... a
CANADIAN NEW. CHEESE . & 0 c
Per ib, ..
KRAFT CHEESE 3.3 c
Per lb.;:..,' . .
1
18c.
23c
1'9c
•55c
65c
SMALL 13c
OLIVES, STUFFED 17
SWEET PICKLES • 62(Ic
'Bottle .. , • • . • •
New Potatoes, 2 lbs... 5c
Spinach, 2' lbs, 35c
Tomatoes, 2 lbs.-... , 29e
Cauliflowers, lb. .. 30c
Aeparagis, bunch. 15c
Fresh Fish Tuesdays and Fridays
FRIGADAIRE MEATS
Picnic Hams, per lb.
' Picnic Pickled, lb, .
Picnic Rolls, lb.
Bacon in piece
Schneider's Sausage .-
23c
25c -
35c
30c
25e
' PINEPAI'PLE WEEK
Medium 19c,;per dozen $2.00
Large. 23c, per dozen ......:$2.59
Largest 35c'
per dozen $3.50,
Crate, No. 18 $4.35
Crate, No. 24 ' 54.35,
Morning Delivery: 9 and 11 a.m. . GOODS DELIVERED
Cash and
Carrg
st
WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
10c Afternoon Delivery: 2:30 and 5 p.m.
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Phone
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LAST
Mr. A. J. Holloway visited in Kin=
cardiae and Walkerton last week.
Dr, Gunn spent the week -end in To-
ronto with his daughter, MrJ.
Cross.
Misses IVlary and Jean MacEurehie
of Buffalo were home over the
week -end.
Miss Bessie McEwan of Stanley was
the guest of Miss Doris Miller ov-
er the week -end.
Miss Burke. of St. Thomas has been
s'?ending a few days this Week as
the guest of Miss Hattie Courtice.
has
Mr. John Livermore of Detroit
been spending a holiday at the,
home 'of his mother, Mrs, S. G.
Castle.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nediger and Miss
Helen., and Mr. and Mus. 0. L. Pais-
ley motored to Niagara Falls on
Sunday.
Mr. W. Bell of Toronto was home
last week visiting his soother, hfis.
1Vlogk, who is very ill in the Clio
ton Hospital.
Miss MacDougall, nurse -in -training
in the Ford Hospital, Detroit, has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. D. J.
Atkinson, this week.
Mrs. Atkinson spent a few days last
week in London with her daughter,
Miss Eileen, a student at the West-
ern University. -
Mr. and Mrs. George Ladd returned
on Thursday last after spending
several weeks with relatives at
'traverse City, Mich.
Mr. and Mrs. Janes Miller, of Clin-
ton, visited the latter's-sister, Mrs.
K. Bowes, on Friday. -Myth Stan-
dard.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Paisley and
children of Toronto were week -end
guests at the home of the former's
another, Mrs. W. J. Paisley.
Mrs. W. D. Fair left last week for
San Francisco, Gal., to visit her
' brothers, Messrs. W. and J. Les-
lie, who reside there. Mr. Pair ae-
eompanied her as far as London.
Mrs. C. I•I. Epps of Cuba, is visiting
her mother, .Mrs. Argent. Mr,
Epps, who is employed by the
United Fruit Co., will leave for
his vacation the latter part of Jmie.
of the series of Social evenings,
and Euchres on the evening of
Monday, May 27th
" IN ST. JOSEPH'S HALL
CLINTON
Cards commence 8:30.
Danoing: 10.00.
Lunch" Waltz. 11:45.
Home Waltz, 1:15.
COOK'S ORCHESTRA
15-1.
JUNE BAZAAR
The annual June Bazaar and -
Afternoon Tea
of Ladies'"Auxilrary
of the Clinton Presbyterian Church
will be held on Dr. Shaw's lawn
on the afternoon of
JUNE 7th
at.3 o'clock
Varna
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rathweli re-
turned home on Monday after having
spent the winter in Palm Beach, Flor-
ida. They went by motor and say
they had a pleasant trip. They are
staying in Varna at present at the
home of their uncle, Mx. J. W. Reid.
1VIrs. Won. Clarke has returned to
her home in the village for the sum-
mer.
• Tho play, entitled, "A Busy Hon-
eymoon," presented by A.Y.P.A. of
Hensel], in the town hall, Mlonday
evening, was quite successful. It was
well attended and those taking part
proved very capable actors,
Commencing on .11/fay 30th the
merchants will observe the half holi-
day every Thursday afternoon.
A GRACIOUS LAND
,(Chicago Tribune)
Canada is a land of agriculture
and minerals: and of fish and for-
ests. When crops in the west_ no
longer have the heavy surplues of
the present. Canada will expand
again. It is a great potentiality, and
as long as rains fall -and the black
earth of the glaciers remains, Can-
ada tvillbe a gracious land where.
men will wish to live.
CONVENERS
Fancy Work: Mrs. G. D. Roberton.
Aprons: Miss McKenzie.
Touch and Take: Mass Howson.
Home-made Baking: Mrs. F. Match
Kitchen: Mrs. W. 3.'Stevenson.
Candy: Mas., Axon.
IPound'Booth: Mrs. Aikenhead.
Afternoon Tea: Mrs. Forrester.
15-3.
VICTORIA DAY
SOFTBALL MATCH
A. softball match will be played on
FRIDAY, MAY 24th
In Recreation Par11, Clinton between
Wesley -Willis and an All-Star Teani
from town. Game called at 10 o'clock
A.M. •
BE SURE AND SEE THIS MATCH
'TWILL BE A GOOD ONE -
Silver Collection. 15-1.
Whole Wheat Breadeat
MARES DELICIOUS TOAST
A Few Specials
DROP CAKES, ORANGE FRUIT
CAKE, NUT DROPS, SHORT
CAKE AND HERMITS
"SATURDAY NIGHT"
"IS CANDY NIGHT"'
—SEE TIIE SPECIALS AT—
Wendorf's akery
MAKERS OF
SNOWFLAKE BREAD
l3rucefielcl
Mrs. Finney and sons of Detroit
spent the week -end' at the home of
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs,.
R. McKenzie.
le. and Mrs. Hayes, formerly Miss,
Laura Ross, of Stratford visited at
the home of Mrs. Janet Ross this
week,
Mr. John. Aikenhead of London
Visited friends in Stanley last week.
Mrs. (Rev.) -"W. A. Bremner atten-
ded the meeting of the W. 12, S. in
Chatham last' week.' -
Mu. Lance Norris and Mr., John
McIntosh, Brueefield boys, have gone
to Alberta, where they will engage
in Mission work during the summer
months, The' best wishes' of their
many friends• go with. them.
3iiss Leader, of Toronto is the
guest:: of Mr. and Mrs. T. Daymand
this week.
The regular' meeting of the Y•P.S••
was held on. Tuesday evening, May
21st, with Mitt George Knights pre-
siding.' The meeting was opened by
singing "Blest be the Tie that binds,"
followed by the Lord's prayer in aai-
son. The Scripture reading, which
was very well explained by Mr.
Knights, was found in Hebrews 12:
1-12.
Mr. Gordon.'Elliott gave a very in-
teresting•'and helpful topic on "The
place of recreation in modern life."
The business period was conducted
by the president, Miss Janet Aiken -
head. The meeting was brought . to
a close by repeating the mizpah ben-
ediction.
•The Young People of Brncefield in
tend holding their anniversary ser-
vices on Sunday, June 16th. A
special speaker is being procured. A
special entertainment is being plan-
toed for the, following Monday.
Special Prices
ON COAL AND COKE
FOR SPRING DELIYERY
Get our Prices.
W. J. MILLER & SON
Orders taken at residence, Ontario St,
PHONES: 46w and 46j
CASH
SERVICE
BLUE AND WHITE SPECIALS
WHERE QUALITY . MEETS PRICE
TEA WEEK SPECIALS
SMAL-KANDE [SOCIETY BLEND FLOWERDALE
BLACK TEA 1 TEA ORANGE PEKOE
per lb 59c 1 Per 1b. 750 per Ib 80e
G. Sugar, 10' lbs, 57c Break. Bacon, piece Ib: „- 30c
Jelly Pow., McLaren's 4 for 25c Fancy Cakes, lb. 25c
Quicic Oats, pkg. 25e Catsup, large, bottle ... 23e
1 Corn and 1 Peas, for ,, 25c New' Cheese, per ib. 29c
P. & G. Soap, 10 bars .• Ole Dried Peaches, lb. 25c
Lux Flakes, 3 pkgs. 29c Choice
e Apricots, ota, lb ... 80c
Flakes, flakes, 3 pkgs. .... 29e Choice Prunes, 2 lbs. .,25c
Toilet Paper, 7 for 25c C. & B. Pork and 'Beans 15c
Ammonia, 3 pkgs, 28c Aylmer Tom. Soup, 3 tins 25c
Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs. , . • 23c Seeded Raisins, 2 pkgs. .. 25e
SPECIAL PRICE ON REDPATH-AND DOMINION SUGAR
PINEAPPLE. WEEK
EXTRA LAR. PINEAPPLES ' Per doz. $3.15
Per Doz.' $3.50 I MEDIUM PINEAPPLES
LARGE PINEAPPLES Per dozen . ....... , .. $2.50
CELERY, TOMATOES. LETTUCE STRAWBERRIES. ETC.
LAWSON SON & CO.
"WHERE PRICE MEETS QUALITY"
Phdne; one one one Free Delivery
Poultry aise s
We have taken the Agency for the
ROYAL BROODERS
Formerly sold by Mr. E. Mittell and have
a complete line of Brooders and
'Supplies,. and the Prices
are Right
Sutter 8Z,:
PLUMBING
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et -due
HARDWARE ELECTRIC WI:ING
Phone 147w
WHEN YOU NEED
A PLUMBER
MOST
—Yon heed him in a great
hurry. Phone 244 and we will
he at your deer almost at once.
Equipped to do any job, small
or large, efficiently and quickly
at a reasonable price.
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®awkins
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
You will be astonished . at the extraordinary values and the eour-
teous ' service. : Every product we sell is pure and wholesome. Here are
some specials we are mighty, proud of:
STIIAWBERItY
& RASPBERRY JAM. ORANGE MARMALADE'
KETCHUP
AYLMER, PEAS,'ALL SIZES, AYLMER CORN,' DEL MAIZ CORN
AYLMER SOUPS ' •
' ALL P11ESI1 FRUITS ;ANI} VEGETABLES FOR WEEK -END~
T11E c' &.S: GROCERS
Branch .125) Main 1125w