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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1929-06-27, Page 8LINTON'S LEA MG 'JEW ELERY STORE. A° —SAFE NYGIIT /),RIVING -- Protect IS.'coi Family, Your Car;Your. Life. Ehniinotes' Glaring headlights and blinding sum-- I match -- Easy to set in Place. Glaring headlights cause smash ups— Protects life and property. R. H. `JOHNSON _ Distributor for Clinton • Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Pine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store .L -co FAST S}IIRTS: Plain and Fancy Broadcloth fp SPECIAL Advance Spring Styles h1 steel Bros.• Every Garment Custom Tailored limmoulio* Furnishing .the Love Nest For the Bride This is, the .store for Newlyweds planning a home. I-Iere they can select just the proper furnishings for the "love nest" at big savings in price. The wide assortment of suites• and individual plea- " es permits of choice suiting your individual requirements. , Woods used are of 'the very -best grades, and every piece of furniture lives up to a high standard of bttractiveness and durability. We are prepared to give our expert.mdvice on furnishing one room or, many. . We have assortments' of very useful wedding gifts that are - sure, tdyplease. a Don't `fail to take advantage of your verandah.. We have a great assortment of Chairs and Rockers, Sun Stop Shades, Verandah Mats and Cushions at Prices that will surprise you. Clinton Hardware are and Furniture CO FUNERAL DIRECTOR:' MONUMENT DEALERS THE STORES WITH A STOCK Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 191 s Creato Po ttr WE REC.00y,NIZE' QUALITY and .: DISTRIBUTE THE CASH ACCORDINGLY at CLINTON CREAMERY, CLINTON PHONE 145 SEAt'ORTIEI BRANCH, SEAFORTH PHONE 162 ' CLINTON 'BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO. PRONE 1:90 Gunn, Langlois 8 Co., Limited HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL. QUIL ri as LOOK! Now is the time to do your Papering and Painting, as I have a largeassortment of Wallpapers-' • PRICE: ac to $3.00 per Roll• TRY A CAN OF: "LAKK0." Feta Hour 1inainel for Floors, Furniture and Wpodtr o'rk. Paints, and. 'Varnishes for ;Every ':Purpose, SIIOP.;UIURON,? STREET) Open Wednesday alai Saturday.,; afternoons anti .aVtnliskt A, -).KAY CLINTON Or Phone 234 for other appoiiitneuts. cation days are: Flashliglir' nighlb. '6Q.o aua he sale. Wnon tui-- tress mots out canunar• pates arid you encounter' tatexpet.ted obsuacleo Or'. buT4p-gmizpcbunip and "tire tine put evureat po iignt.but 'the stars, while d tnf'r,v, 1ut its in .daxl nese, an K Eveready `Cr sale convenient port- atalp n,;xtt s, r<.s so many uses. One of ouoy ice c le customer's, than whom e + � 1 t r r�r'6 S'o, as it were, r..i w.. +i "•E -l1' surprise canon ae asked 25e ...tor, clear glass van�,y jar with -cover, 9 manes nigh. Aur:;'tis it wus'an, ad- vantageous buy and if the need' ex- ists it will be cue. sante for you. Don't get ,athletically marooned with a broken racket: We will have it repaired and returned to you use- ally.in six days, or have your enjoy- Ment, spoiled for want of a.live ball.. TIRE CLINTON-NS RECORD God's Minute. Amost popular de notional .book,,365; daily prayers ar- ranged from Jan. 1 to Dee. 31, one to a page, 'written by the most eminent preacher. and laymen in the English speaking world, Cloth binding, 60c. First impressions are usually lasf-, ing. The paper you write on is notic- ed before your letter is read. Axiim- ;pression of refinement is made -with - Lotus Laym stationery-. It has the quality and is reasonably priced. A cheery little greeting on a Birth- day costs so little yet means so much" to the person rleceivingit that it is `quite a strain on friendship not to send thein. We have suitable cards. Tie . Fair Go. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best pp1111O IN! 1151 IIIIIi110nwo no igul 114 Mr. R, J. Fisher spent the week -end with Kipepn friends. Mrs. Pennebaker has been, spending a week or so with relatiyes at Sheppardton Miss Mary McMurchie, who has been in Buffalo for some time, is home for a holiday. Mr. J. G. Robertson of Lethbridge is spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. Wiseman," Miss Louie ; Crich of London- was the guest of her grandmother; Mrs. d. McPhee, last week. Mrs. Harvey McBrien left yesterday. to- spend a few weeks with hes daughter, Mrs. Giddings of -Detroit,. Miss Dorothy Cantelon returned last. week from Orillia, where she had. spent a few 'weeks with her sis- ter. Mr. and Mrs.' Victor Crich and farcy ily of Tamworth visited last week with the former's mother; Mrs, • 'John McPhee, Mir. James Wiseman of New York City visited at the' home of his brother, Mr. John Wiseman of town, last week. Messrs. W. S. R. Holmes, R. Draper, • and Frank Bawden motored to Stratford on Tuesday to hear Tion, R. B. Bennett speak. Mr. and Mrs. C. ,W. Thompson of ort Rope spent a few days this week as the guests of the former's brother, Dr: F. G. Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. B. Medd and Mr. and Mrs. Bennett of Trowbridge visited on Sunday- at the home of the former's brother, Mr. J. G. Medd, ' Mr. ,11. -SB. Lobb Jof 'alt spent the week -end with : Clinton friends, coming up to attend the- Holland family reunion 'held at Bayfield „on Saturday. Mr; and Mrs. A,.0. Pattison, Mrs. Walter 'Manning and. Mr. Edgar -Maguire returned Friday last from a pleasant weekspent with Toronto friends. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Jenkins and Miss Mary Jenkins of the Huron -road and Mr. Wilmer Wallis attended the Salkeld family reunion at God- brich on Friday' last, - Mr. and Mfrs. Amos Cartwright and Mr. land 14Irs. Harvey Alexander. of Bayfield motored down to. Pembroke last week to visit Mr. and Mrs. Gordon L. Hall. Mr. Elmer Pais'tey lei{: Ian Week for Ottawa and will spend the summer months leeturing on forestry to the Boys' and Girls' Surnmeti Cfzn ps throughout Ontario. 1V4isses' )3. F. Ward and 'A. L. Stone leave this week on a trip 'down the St. Lawrence. Later -Miss Ward goes to her home in Maryland for a holiday while Miss Stone will 'spend her holiday at Essex. Ur. Adam Cantelon of. Saskatche- wan it visiting relatives in Clinton and vieinity. Mr. Cantelon was a delegate to the convention ' of grain growers at Winnipeg and came on east after the meeting. tdr. W. T:' 1Vl'. Weir of Detroit spent a couple of days this week as the guest of his uncle, Mr. 'R. -E. Man- ning. '. ids. Weir, as a lad learned ,, the drygoods : business-.`- with the Hodgens' here but it is 4twenty-six years since he last saw the old town. Mr, and Mrs. N. VI. Tre ;a tha, Mes- srs. Guy flicks, R. Draper, J. P. Sheppard, "J.. A. Ford, David and Adam Cantelon, Col. H. B. Combe and E. W. Rodaway went to Wing- ham on Thursday to hear Flop. R.B. Sennett, Liberal Conservative lead THURSDAY, JUNE 271.1929;1 Lf;N'T.ON'S BIG C 'il '1LR OCLR 1 0 N III, S, CHAIN STORE6• . Ii EI:, OP CLINT()I For Chain Store Prices for Cash. S ecial Price Lst for d pe 1n is B P �� g aylm�eld on July ,2nd at both;Stores, for one week Goods all ' 'arked.. Price List June 28 to July 7 Certo ' per bottle 29c 10 ,lbs Grano Sugar 54c Delivered with. 'an order Sliced' Pineapple tins 25c 5 lbs Grano Sugar 28c 2 tins Cod Flakes 28c - 4 tins.'Bruinsw'k' a. Sardnnes • . 25c „ , 2� tins for 25c - Corn, Peas, or Pork and -Beans ; 25c 4 lbs Rice 25c 2 lbs Tapioca . 25c Kraft Cheese per 110. 35c Creamery Butter lb 40c Rolled Oats ' 3 Ibs 19c .: Christies Salted Wafers '; 10c' Christies Assort.Bis.'33e Vi -Tone `tin 59 Special 'Demon. station' this week, -Bowes ' Baking Powder •'lb 25c, equal to 35c Rase 'Lite •tinking Powder per tit ,19c Castile;Soap ` . 8 Bars - 25c , Toilet, Paper '8 for 25c Large Bottle Catsup 23c ;3 Kelloggs Corn Flakes 27tr 31b pail Lard 34 5 lb hail " 89c FRIGIDAIRE MEATS Picnic Ha s 25 and 28c a lb; Variety Loaf '40c; Chicken Ham and Tongue lb 50c Breakfast Bacon, piece 30c; Roast Loin 'lb 70c; Corned Beef lb 30c Fresh Trout Tuesdays and Fridays, Delivered Ib 25c Morning Delivery:.9 and 11 a.nt. Cash grid Carry GOODS DELIVERED 10c Afternoon Delivery: 2:30 and 5 p.m. .� I L WHERE "SELLS FOR L1 SS PRICE PREVAILS .• 0,! SI. Helens Mr. Stanley Todd spent 'a few days last week visiting friends at Buffalo, Niagara Falls, etc. Mr. Chas. Reid. and Mrs. Jamieson of Brumfield spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. R. J. Woods. Miss W. D. Rutherford of Timmins, is home for a short time 'before go- ing to 'Toronto to mark examination papers. Mr. Ed. McRoberts was out from Wingham for a few days shingling his barn, Mr. and Mrs. "Brubaeher, Lorne 73rubacher, 'Oliver Wright, Miss Bes- sie Newbury. and Miss Irene Woods, all of Kitehener, -.spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robin- son Woods. The dramatic club from Ferdyce spent Saturday evening at the lake and had.an enjoyable time. CLEAN UP Bargain Sale of Boxed Plaits tr To clear out balance of Flowers and Vegetable Plants: TOMATO, CELERY, ' ASTERS, STOCKS, PHLOX, CANDYTUFT. COSMOS, ZINNIAS PANSIES SALVIA,' ETC With every box you buy at regular price, we will give you one box free, Your Choice. Spray. Your Plants and Shrubs to keep thern clear of insects with BLACK LEAF 40 We Sell it -35c a'Bottle J. Cunuinghame Florist Phones '31 and 11I6w 20-1. Church Opening Supper and Platform Program Supper to be held in 'WESLEY-WILLIS DINING HALL July- 2nd 1929 5.'fo 8 p.m. Esealloped Potatoes, Cold Hain, Sal- ads, Pickles, `Biscuits, Bread, --Rolls, Lemon Pie and- Raisin Pie with Ice Creat., Tea. . Supper to be followed by platform program of Speeches and music in church auditorium. Admission, 50 cents 19-2. Special Prices ON COAL.AND COKE FOR" SPRING 'DELIVERY Get our Price W J. i1MILI ER 4 SON Orders taken at residence, Ontario St, PHONES: 40w and 40j LET US BAKE YOUR Wedding `Cake f We'll have it ready in time—and it will be the most delicious you ever fastel. r ie !- Large or ;small, simple or elabor- ate, we are ready to make fin ex- ceptional cake of the best and purest ingredients for your wedding = or ,any other big event—at modest ocst. wendorf's Bakery MAKERS OF SNOWFLAKE BREAD Handy Garden Tools AT CONVENIENT PRICES The best the,market affords at big savings. Our tools will help you make your garden s, sucecss. RAKES, SPADES, HOES, SHEARS LAWN MOWERS Other tools at proportionately low -prices. Ilam hers, , pliers, monkey wrenches, all the odds and ends you need around the house. T... Ka kiliS HARDWARE and PLUMBING Picone 244 Phone 4 A -1-;UE. AN' WHITE STORE Special's Every Day • FRIDAY - Oranges, 3 doz. . , , . , , , . '58o Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs. 54c TUESDAY 8 boxes Matches ... ..... .- 25c • Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 pks. '23c SATURDAY Peas, 6 cans 6Dc B. C. Flakes , 27e. WEDNESDAY MORNING Large Bottle Lemon Cup 630. MONDAY P. & G. Soap, 10 bars 89d Ammonia, 3 pkgs. 23e THURSDAY ' 2 Iodized Salt . 19c 3 Cakes Palmolive Soap. 23c A GOOD STOCK OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ALWAYS ON HAND. ALSO COOKED MEATS �.., L. LAWSON & CO. WHERE QUALITY MEETS PRICE Phdne: one one one Free Delivery N�Othe-r. ReadyRoofi Could WithstandThisTesf The flame of a powerful blow»torch was 'placed within two inches of J -M Asbestos. Roofing. At the end of fifty minutes (note. clock) the roofing was not burned or injured, being only slightly blackened with smoke. This is ono of a number of tests which prove conclusively that the only permanently' durable prepared roofing—the ono that better than any other millets fire, acids, gases, rot, rust, heat, cold and wear is 1-11 ASBESTOS` ROOFING It is the "cheapcsl per•yenr" rooang because it re. quires no coating or painting topreserve it.. The first . east is the only expense. lire•proot construction ie better fire -protection to a building then any amount of fire -insurance. By covering buildings with J -M Asbestos Roofing it will protect theca ' sl from fire at no extra cost. 1i'rife or call for, Samples and Booklet,. 1229 • ISA Sutter& Perdue HARDWARE, ELECTRIC WIRING, Phone 147w PLUMBING ROSES;` AA'ID ROMA CES Spring brings sunhshine but 'with Jens -comes roses incl romance. When young folks who have learned the riches of°fritgality start out life together they are sure to find the direct path to happi- • mess,' peace and plenty' by dealing. at, ,; THC. -0 Branch t25 RO. .C.R Mairi t25Vh''