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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1929-07-25, Page 9CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELERX STORE" ; DRIVE —SAFE iVIe�IIZ. DRIVING Protect •Youi,• x aznily, Youi Car, Your Life : Eliminates Glaring headlights and blinding sun,''=Ail in Easy to set in' Place, Glaring headlights cause smash ups— Protects life and property, H.4.10NSO Distributor for Clinton Graduate of Toronto College of optometry Fine Jewellery and' Repairs' Next Hovey's Drug Store U COLORFAST SHI TS Plain and Fancy Broadcloth S�j SPECIAL Advance - Spring Styles Plumsteel Bros. Every Garment Custom Tailored QUALITY AND VALUE nese Axe Om Watchwords The woman who shops here finds that she can obtain more and better food for less money, .and get the best and most courteous . service. Our grocery is up -to -date -we do business in the modern, efficient man- ner. No waiting. Prompt deliveries of orders taken over the phone. Every day we Have astonishing spec- ials—real bargains for the woman who seeks to kitty the best at the lowest price. We handle no merchandise that has not the highest reputation for -merit, purity -and wholesomeness. • Phaueai 125J and 125w, THE Ci & S. GROCERS UV T Still Going 1'" - -----. .. I S E Strong No More Value for Your $ $ .Anywhere RED-HOT Can you COOK A Beautifull 5 quart Here COPPER Regular® Now is PRESERVING SPECIALS FOR CASH 1 3 95 �i+ 6 No. 9 Solid '°'" nin 17 0 NS Imagine a real '�f STOVE for Sunny Blue TEA KETTLE �:: is a Money Saver, WASH BOILER Price $4.50 for. the time for a Granite KETTLE only These are on1.3rLa few of 1 our Real -Bari ai g ns_ Come in and See for Yourself Why Look Elsewhere? The Value is Here Sutter & .Perdue PLUMBING HARDWARE - ELECTRIC WIRING Phone 147w .' BUoY MIT first come -first sexye d i BitgAT Good p,cture.s deserve good frames, the fayonitc, ones, _those',yjgvx, have Haid away so' carefully --Why -not °haye them framed?•: L'he ` expense may be less than you may think. Unity Daily Word is x pocket siz ed monthly liberal religious, maga zinc It contains a message of good cheer and has a page or inspiration for each day. Price 150, Our box o good quality writing. ptperand fancy lined envelopes at 50e 24 sheets of paper and 24 en velopes has a strong "selling appeal for the -roan behind the counter and an equally strong buying appeal fox; the person in :front of the counter. Ain't it a grand and glorious feel in' when vacation time comes. 'Noth- ing ahead but life, liberty and the persuit of golf balls, bass, trout and a coat of tan for from the crowds ignoble strife, which suggests that vacation: time is ` also writing time It is then that a.Fountain Pen is in-' dispersible, for so often one finds oneself where writing comforts are imperfect or not to be had: A Watr erman Pen is the best. Our Rubber Bathing Caps at 150 and • 30e are good value, attractive and vaguey. Would - you like to have a new receipt or menu;? When you •inter- tain w,ouldn't you appreciate a friend at hand to sugegst clever ideas for. your party or luncheon? In many ways Good Housekeeping IYPagazino offers you Service, and keeps you informed on interests of the modern' woman. It's fiction .is splendid, sometimes an exquisite love story. Price per copy, 35e. Le Page Liquid, Glue did not gain its popularity on the price per can, its the stick -per -can that cements it to public approval. Always ready for use. Good for: mending or making. The stickiest stieker extant, The W. D. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest-AIways the Best II�Iu�I�P��lllll iiiuiiii�n un rutin mo nw!RIIpIiIB 'Tim Lc Miss Ruth Jackson was up from To- ronto over the week -end Mr. and Mrs. J. IC. Wise spent the week -end at Grand Bend, Miss Isabel Holmes iS spending the week with London friends. Mt. Karl Wilken of Windsor is holt- cloying at his home in town. Mr. 3,461E Bowden was un from Ban, ljon over the week -end. M. Jacks- Watkins- of Detroit spent the week -end at .his dome in town. Mr. and ilfrs. Edwards et Detroit visited Mrs, A, Winton over the, week -end. Miss Olive Schoenhals has been vis- iting , her sister, Mrs. Milton Cook of Sarnia. Mr. and Mrs. Eraser of Toronto -were week -end Mesta with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ford. Kr: Ernest Walton of Windsor has Veli visiting his parents, . Mr. and Mrs, R. Walton. Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Wsosnian and Miss .Relen have been visiting friends in Clinton. Misses Alice Lawson and Aileen Root of Detroit are the guests of Mr. R. and Miss Judd. Mrs. J, MaeMurchie and Miss Mary spent a few days in Buffalo dur- ing the past week. Mr, N. Geddes of Belgrave, formerly Public School principal here, was in town last week. Miss Donna Hudson of Toronto is visiting at the heme of her uncle, Mr. W. J. Pinning. Miss Helen Knight of London is spending a few days with Miss M'argaret Cudmore. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stong of Sar- nia are the guests of Chief L. Stang and Mrs. Stong. Miss Eleanor McTaggart of Toronto is holidaying with her. parents, M. and Mrs. G. D. McTaggart. Mrs, Frank Sturdy and Mrs. W. Ken- - nedy have been spending some time -with Toronto relatives. Dr: and Mss.' J. S. Evans and Misses Ruth and Grace have been visit- ing relatives at. Ann Arbor, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. 'Willard of Buffala have been visiting the lady's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shobbrook, Dr. William Gunn of Clinton, On- • tario, is visiting his 'nephew; Dr. J. N. Gunn.—Calgary Daily Herald Mir. and Mrs. Robt. Dalrymple of Moose Jaw, Sask., are visiting their daughter, Mrs. W. J. Miller, Jr. Mr. Fergus, Carter of Detroit has been holidaying with : his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Carter, during the past week. Mr, and Mrs. Bert Jervis and chil- dren of Toronto, are visiting with the lady's parents, M. and Mfrs. R. J. Gibbings. Misses Connie and Wanda Cluff have returned to their "home after. a visit with their grandmother, Mss. John Cluff. - Mrs. J. Ai. Cr nston of 'Port Arthur and Mr. Alf. Torrance of Toronto have been visiting their mother, Mrs. J. Torrance of town. Rev. A. Macfarlane of Englehart is spending a few days in Clinton and :Bayfield .this _week. Mr; Macfar- lane motored. down the Ferguson Highway, visited in Collingwood and spent a week at his sister's summer cottage at Wasago Beach before coming on here.. Mrs. Jack IGlassford and Master Don - aid returned to their home in Chat- ham on Sunday after spending a couple of weeks at the home of the lady's parents, Mir. ' and Mrs, John Watkins. Mr. Glassford mo- - tared o;'tared over for them and on tl fir return. Miss Olive Watkins accom- panied them, and is spending the relprescnted Canada as Tracie Com - week with` her sister, - missioner in Australia, will _ be in THE CLINTON-NEWS OR: 1 'IU J1tSDAY, JULY '21, 1929 CL1N¶ ON9 CORN "E" R', (i , CFR Ne s .I4)1es ayfield ant Fakes • it Possible for us t ' u i Larger Qtiaiitities (Yet the Advantage e of Chale " Store Pry ._ Cel CASH AN CARRY' PRICE LIST' JULY 25th to AUGUST isct A BIGGER SAVING G EVE _.. Fancy Cakes, per 'Ib -.-25c Bulk Olives per pt. 35c Picnic Packages ---25 &;:33c Sugar is very Firm We have a car coming this week Special Price P e to unload This week only for Cash at -$5.45 10 Ibs for 55c Large Cohoe Salmon 32c + Rice, 4 lbs. 25c Salada Tea, per lb. 69c 2 Rice Krispie 25c Maxwell 'Coffee, per Ib. 66c Quaker Corn Flakes, per pkg. 9c .e will Deliver Y Corllfort Soap, 5 bars 6 Puffed Wheat, 2 pkgs. 25c Singapore Pineapples, Pears,. 2 for 25c ur Order with any of the Following Specials 25c P. & G. Soap, 10 bars 39c 2 for 25c FRIGIDAIRE MEATS AND CHILLED FRUITS Musk Melons, Water Melons, Tomatoes, Cucumbers Chicken Ham & Tongue ---50c Pickled. Rolls, per Ib ---30c Br. Bacon, lb --=35c Sliced Bacon, lb ---40c Jellied Tongue Fresh. Sausage Morning Delivery: 9 and 11 a.m. I Cash y rid Carry tosmmithootwitions Midsummer Carnival o be held on the grounds and in the basement of ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH, CLINTON Wednesday, July 31st Supepr 5 . to 8 Many novel ;amusement features lneluding music, games and dancing, Come with appetites whetted for a most appetizing supper and spirits tuned for a delightful evening's en- tertainm'ent. Admission: 50c. 24-1, PUBLIC NOTICE Having been petitioned by a num- ber of citizens ;to do so I hereby pro- claim llxonday, August 5th, CIVIC HOLIDAY for the town of Clinton and request all citizens to observe it as such. H. B. COMM, Mayor_ BRUCEFIELD The many friends of Miss McCully were pleased to see that she was able to be out to church on Sunday last, after a long illness. She now, has with her Miss Alair of London as companion and helper. Mr, and Mrs. Stevens of Detroit visited the fornier's sisters, Mrs. Brock and; Mrs, Jamieson last week. Mr. and Mfrs. Austin Wheeler and son of Detroitwere the guests of 14Th --..and Mrs. T. Wheeler last week, Miss Wen of Vancouver visited at the home of her cousin, Mrs. Mood- ie, last week. Mrs. Emma .Simpson and her moth- er, Mrs. Nevens, have returned to their home ,in,Hamilton after spend- ing a -week visiting friends in -the village. Decoration day will ,)e observed next Sunday, July, 28th at 2 p,m. in, Baird's cemetery, under the auspices of the Oddefllows. Addresses will be delivered by J. W. Moore, P.D.D., G M„ of Goderieh and Mr, Sutherland of Hensall, and others. The relatives of Mr, and Mrs, Tough and Mfrs. Stevens of our vil- lage held a picnic to Bayfield last week. Friends from Listowel; IVIt. Forest, Sarnia, ,Saskatchewan, and Stanley were in attendance. A serious auto accident occurred on Sunday night east of the village,, when a car struck the cement bridge opposite; Mr.. Nxurdock's, breaking three cement posts with the railing. The occupants, of the car were all injured seriously. Tho car was de- molished beyond repair. COMMISSIONER WILL HE IN LONDON GOODS DELIVERED 10c Afternoon Delivery: 2:30 and 5 p.m. CYNE1 WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS Picnic Specials O'Keefe`s Dry Gingerale O'Keefe`s Old English Stone Ginger Canada Dry ;Gingerale Kuntz Dry Gingerale Order a Case or Carton at a Special Price Huntz Candies 50c and 60c per lb. - Party Ice Cream and Pastry Snowflake and Whole Wheat Bread Wend ifs w'akery MAKERS OF SNOWFLAKE BREAD Special Prices ON COAL AND COKE FOR SPRING DELIVERY Get our Prices. W. J. MILLER & SON Orders taken at residence, Ontario St. PHONES: 46w and' 40 Handy ' Garden Tools AT CONVENIENT PRICES , The best the market affords at big savings Our tools will help yon. make your garden a,sucecss. RAKES, SPADES. HOES. SHEARS LAWN MOWERS -Other tools at proportionately low prices,.; ` Hammers, pliers, monkey, wrenches, all the odds and ends you need around the house. Jhtwkhis HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 London, ':Ontario,..alfaanday and. Tues- day, July 29th and 30th, for the, purpose of . interveiwing those inter- ested in increasing their trade in Australia. Requests • for interviews Should bo made immediately to' the London Chamber of Commerce. , BLUE AND WHITE- STORE PHONE 111 Bringing to you such outstanding Vali"ies in quality foods as to convince you that this is the place to shop. For in addition to advertised spec- ials you will find all our prices so low as to save you a substantial amount on your weekly grocery bills, 3 LUX TOILET SOAP 19c Oranges, basket 59e • Grape Nuts, pkg.,.. 17c - Piokles, 30 oz, for,.. 47c Good Black Tea ,,.,,. 59c Heinz Catsup Large Bottle ...,,. 27c Corn Flakes Kellogg's, 2 for... 19c Olives, 321 oz. for 390 Strawberry Jam ,,,,,, 47c Good Glazier - • - Sardines, 2 for ,,. 25c Rubber Rings 3 doz. for 25c Home . Grown Vegetables and Fruits' New Potatoes, Peas, Corn, Raspberries, Cherries, Y �BllackCurrants. L. LA �' iV%S N 6CO o Use your phone WHERE QUALITY MELTS PRICE Free Delivery Furnishing the Love Nest For the Bride This is the store for Newlyweds planning a home. Here they can select just the proper furnishings for the"love nest"- at big savings in price. The wide assortment of suites and individual piec- es permits of choice,suiting your individ`uaI requirements. Woods used are of the very best grades, and every piece of furniture' lives up to a high standard of attractiveness and durability. We are prepared to give our expert adviee on furnishing one room or many. usefulwedding gifts that are a assortments " very ry d a We have assortm nt ofg sere to please. " 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 and Furniture Co FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUlidENT DEALERS THE STORES WITH A STOCK Furniture Phone: 104 hardware 196 BRUSSELS: .Word was received' here Thursday morning last' of the death of one of Brussels' earliest and most influential residents in the per- son of Dr. William Graham, which took place at his; home in' Toronto. Deceased 'who was upwards. of 90 years of age, had always been a very active mean, and continued his prac- tice until very recently. :About 50 years ago, the ,doctor _built. a largo. three-story 'brick block- here, which' still' remains in his name, His wife. died: about three years., ago. Ile>had no family, but a niece had beencar- iing for the Household' for quite a, number of years. The remains were brought,•to Brusesls orr Saturday' for , interment. GODERICIt: The Circus own this week, , as 1