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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1929-08-01, Page 8TIdE GWINTON.NEwt RECORD CLINTON'S LEADING 3EWL+LEit'Y STORE -SAF NIG1HT'D17IYIIy Protect; Your Family, Your Car,, Your Life, EIiini-fates Glaring, headlights and blinding sun,- 4t]1 metal Easy to set in Place, Glaring headlights cause smash tips— Protects life and property.:; e 11. JOHNSON, Distributor for Clinton .. . Graduate of Toronto°College of Optometry tine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drag Store SPECIAL THIS WEEK MEN.,, ODD WORT£ PANTS,- GOODliHEAVY WORK eel 69 PANTS, VERY SPECIAL 'VALUE d%% •!D MEN'S FANCY SOX. ANOTHER; SHIPMENT OF MEN'S 7 q4.FANCY COTTON SOX, Per Pair ......... `..:...... , R tl TWO SPECIAL LINES OE- MEN'S WORK SHIRTS Men's Heavy Blue Chambrey Work Shirts - Special at Men's Heavy Striped Shirting Shirts 95c': At . , "Oe are offering some wonderful values in Ladies and Children's Slippers this week. AR new goods at 'cut prices. • -5c lumsteel Bros. Every Garment Custom Tailored Q`` i y Just suis your eye over this list of Specials for Today and you will see. how truthfulwe are when we say that no other store offers exceptionalvalues like ours, Canned Goods—Corn, Pumpkin, Beans, ePas, Carrots, . Celery, _Cu - Peas, Blue Berries, 'Tomatoes, Car -cumbers. rots. Fresh'Vegetables—Tomatoes, THE C. & S. GROCERS 1031 AT DOVE SALE Still Going 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 . Imagine a real • 0 '.` STOVE for' Sunny Blue ei a n TEA KETTLE is a Money Saver, No. 9 Solid WASH BOILER 4Z p (1(� Price $4.50 for 4- the time for a Granite, AN7 el, KETTLE- only These are a only n few- of cJ our Real Barg. -rains Come in and See for Yourself Why Look Elsewhere? The Value is Here Sutter & Perdue: PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING Phone 147w $MAETirst come first served `MET Good pictures deserve good frames, the favorite ones, those y!ou have laid away so carefully --flay nth; have them framed? The expense May less than. you may: think.•. Unity Daily Word is a pocket -siz- ed monthly' liberal religious maga-1 zinc. It contains a message of good cheer and has a page of inspiration for each day, Price 15c. Ourbox, of good quality writing Paper and fancy lined envelopes at 50e. 24 sheets of paper and 24: en- velopes'has a :strong selling appeal for the man behind, the counter and an equally strong:, buying .appeal for 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 permit 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 dispensible, for so oftenone finds oneself ;where writing comforts are imperfect or not to be: had. A Wat- erman Pen is the :best. Our Rubber Bathing Caps at 15c and 30c are good value, attractive and voguey. - Would you like to have a new receipt or menu? When you enter- tain wouldn't you appreciate a friend at hand to sugegst clever ideas for your party or luncheon? In many ways Good Housekeeping Magazine 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, 35c. Le Wage Liquid GIue did not gain its popularity on the price percan, its the stick -per -can that cements it to public approval. Always *eady for use. Good for mending or matting. The stickiest sticker extant. Tile W. D. Fair Co, Often: the Cheapest—Always the Beat plllliiflli,'w'goij Mr. J. G. Chowen is in Toronto this week. Dr. Gunn has returned from his trip to the West. Miss Elizabeth Ford is spending a week in Detroit: Miss Daisy Copp of Toronto was home over the week -end. Miss Olive Lawrence spent the week- -end visiting friends in Guelph. Miss Mabel Clark • left Saturday' for a fortnight's holiday in Toronto. Mrs. Dave Cook' of 'Toronto has been visiting Clinton friends the last week. Miss dean Plumsteel is 'the guest, this week ofMissKay Park of Lucan. Mrs, David and young san Leo of Stratford are visiting her sister, Mrs. 0. J. O'Brien. Kr. and Mrs. Ed. Cotton of Detroit are visiting Mr. and -)rs, Thos, loon, of Suiiiin`erbill. M'r. Ray . Mason of Toronto is hot. idnying at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mason, Sum- merhill. Mrs. Softley, of Staffordville was home for the funeral of her mother, the. late Mrs. John Wig- gington. Mrs. Carrie Jervis has returned home after visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank McElwain of Gelert, Ontario. Mrs. R. Roberton and two children of Wawenesa, Manitoba, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Roberton. Mrs. Patterson of Ilensall was in Clinton last 'Thursday attending the funeral of the late Mrs. J. Wiggington. Miss Norma Bentley, who had spent a couple of weeks with her sister, Mira, Morgan. Agnew, left Saturday for London. Misses Dorothy and Edna Chapman of Toronto spent a month as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Wiggington Mr. and Mrs. I-Iodgens and family of Lucan were in town last week at- tending the funeral of the late Mrs. Sohn Wiggington. Mrs. J. C. McMath and Miss 'Marjor- ie McMath were called to Amherst last week by the unexpected death of the former's sister. Rev. J. E. and 11xrs. Hogg leave on Thursday for their cottage on the Southampton beach when they will spend their vacation, Mr. and Mrs. Warwick Cole and Master Vincent, of Flint, Michi- gan, are the guests of Mgrs. Cold's aunt Mrs. W. J. Miller, Sr:. Mr. and Mrs, MacDonald, Mrs. Van Colborne and grandson, Victor, of Detroit, were in town last week atteding ' the funeral of the late Mrs. S. Wiggington. litr. Wm. Whittingham, an old Clin tonian, and his daughter of Burk's Falls, have been visiting the past week at .the home of the former's sister, lifts. S. Lawrence of town. Mr. and Mrs. George Rathwell and daughter, Bessie, Mr. and Idbs. Glen McCormick of Toronto, and: several Honsall friends were the guests ' last week of Mk, Isaac ' Rathwell.. - Mrs, Edward Harrison and .son Rue- sel Spencer of Porcupine and Ivor. Spencer of Port Elgin, Miss Pearl Spencer, a deaconess of Toronto, Miss Ruth Spencer of Shallow' Take -were guests of Mrs. EM Crich over the week -end. Dr. Edneston, who had been the guest of Mrs. WI. Pickard for a week, left Saturday to visit rela- tives at Dashwood. Miss Edneston, who is e graduate in Philisophy, is eenteniplatnig going to India shortly to teach in an English col- lege. ` 1 , Tl3URSDAY, AUGUST. I, Yeg ~,t GROCERY. 1 CLINTON> s BI6 E.R, . r :LINTO large Sugar Sale is still going strong. Fresh car in this week. Pure Cane Sugar. Special Cash Price by the Sack, FREE DELIVERY WITH ANY OF FOLLOWING SPECIALS Black rt Soap, 3 bars 25c Soda Biscuits, 2 pkgs. 25c comfort Tea,1 Ib. . Rolled Oats,59e Kraft Cheese, ib. 35c , 29c Granulated Sugar, 10 lbs. 57c Chateau, pkg.. Rideau Hall IBaking Powde WE GLADLY SERVE YOU DAILY'; AT RECORD PRICES Price List Augustlst to %Otli . d BIG CHEESE WEEK WE ARE HEAVILY STOCKED 23c Pilnento Cheese - 14e 23c CreamCheese 14c r (Bowes) 25c Prepared Mustard 14e (Regular 35e) Red Salmon ; 32c i FRIGIDAIRE MEATS AND CHILLED FRUITS - Breakfast,Bacon, per lb.. 35c Fresh Sausage . 30e Pickled Rolls, per : lb. 38c Baked -liam, lb. 7Oe Wrs .. 25a Cooked Ham, lb, 60c `Pickled Hocks, each 15c Morning Delivery: 9 and 11 a.m. GOODS DELIVERED 1Oc Afternoon Delivery: 2:30 and 5 p.m. Phone 48 1 It Cash and Carr! W. T. O EIL WERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS PUBLIC NOTICE Having been petitioned by a num- ber of citizens to do so I hereby pro- claim Monday, August 5th, CIVIC HOLIDAY for the teem of Clinton and. request all citizens to observe it as such. IL B. COMBE, Mayor GODERICH TOWNSHIP Owing to the holiday on Monday and the races in Goderieh the coun- cil will meet in the forenoon. Little Aileen McCartney is con- valescing nicely from the measles. Miss Margaret Thompson of New Yock yisited with her aunt, Mrs. FI, Murphy, Sr., last week, We are pleased to hear that Miss Marion Middleton was successful in completing her Noiimal exams, . at London. She has already accepted a school. Miss Marion Jones spent Sunday as the guest of Miss Nina Heard of Bayfield. Miss Grace and Master Grant Stirling visited their sister, Mrs. Lewis Bailey of Amherstburg .last week, 1VIrs. R. R. Sloan and Mr. and Mrs. Hall were visiting their sister Mrs. 7L Thomas of 'Guelph. Mit. and Mrs. Hindman of Detroit were visiting their sister, Mrs. Thos. Settles, Mr. and. Mrs. W. Morgan of Kin- cardine were calling on friends on Sunday. Miss Gracd Stirling was in the Clinton hospital getting her tonsils removed this week and is feeling bet- ter again. Mr. and Mrs. Sack Rehill of London were visiting Mr, and Mrs, Jack Mc- Guire hist week, CONSTANCE Harold Moore of Stratford is vis- iting his grandmother, Mrs. Wm. Moore here, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Glazier and san, Will, of Clinton, and Mrs. Joe Monsen and son, James, spent Sun- day as the guests of Mrs. Glazier's sister, Mrs. Thos. Pollard. Mr. and Mrs. Robt, iGrimoldby and daughter, Olive, M,r. Ben. Riley and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Riley spent Sunday at Bayfield. . Quite, a number fronshere attend- ed the community . picnic at Bayfield last 'Thursday and report a good time. Harold G]ayier of Clinton is spend- ing a week at thehome-of his aunt, Mrs. Thos. Pollard. Mr. and Mrs,. Fred Stephenson and son, Gordon, of Brussels, spent Sun- day with Alio. Thos. Pollard, 'Misses Isabel and ;Jean; Stephenson returned home with them.,• A number of. friends . and relatives,. from here attended the funeral of Mary Riley, infant daughter of Mr.' and Mrs. Will Riley of Tuckersmith on Tuesday. We sympathize with Mr. and Mks, Riley in their sad be- reavement. Mrs. McDonald • and three children of Brigden and Mrs. Win, Logan and. daughter, Kathleen. of Blyth spent` Friday with Mrs, leo Stephenson at her home here. Mr. and M4,s. Robt. Baird of Brus- sels spent Sunday with the latter's uncle, Mr. Duncan Tudor. Picic 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 ib. Party Ice Cream and Pastry Snowflake and Whole Wheat Bread Wendorrf's Bakery MAKERS CP SNOWFLAKE BREAD Special Prices ON COAL AND CORE FOR SPI:tING DELIVERY Get sur Price's. W. J. MILLER & SON • Orders taken at residence, Ontario St. PHONES: 46w and 40j Handy (Garden Took AT CONVENIENT PRICES The best 'the market affords at big savings. 'bur : tools will help you make your garden a success. RAKES, SPADES, HOES., SHEARS LAVVN MOWERS Other +tools at proportionately low prices. :Hammers, pliers, monkey drenches, Fall the odds and 'ends you need aroitad the house. e llawkius HART/WARE and PLUMBING Phone 244' DUBLIN, July 26. -Mr. John Mc- Grath, 'horse" dealer, shipped a fine car 'Leah sof heavy horses to Quebec (City one r day last week. 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 ofsuites, and individual pies- 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 attractiveness and` durability: We are prepared to give our expert advice on furnishing one room or many. We have assortments of very useful `wedding gifts • that are sura to please. Don't fail to.take advantage of your verandah. Wt- have a great assortment of Chairs, and Rockers, Sun Stop Shades, • Verandahs Mats and Cushions at Prices that will surprise you: Clinton Hardware and Furniture C Ii FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS THE STORES WIT' A STOCK.' Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 196 STANLEY Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hobson -of St. Thomas visited friends .on the Sauble oven Ile' week end. Miss Elizabeth and Mary' Snbwd'en are visiting friends at St. Thomas. Mesta: Will Townsend is spending his summer holidays with his, uncle Mr: Will Scotchmer. Mr. 'and' Mrs. Alfred Westlake, visited friends at Grand Bend on, Sundays; last. ,Mr. Will' Scotchmer-visited fridiids. . at Gndorieli lkst: week. Mr. Alex, Baird of Foam Lake;, Sask., is visiting his niotlier, Mrs:. George: Baird, Sr. . BLUE AND WHITE STORE PHONE 111 Bringing to you such outstanding Values 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 59c Grape Nuts, pkg.... 17c Pickles, 30 oz. for... 47c ' Good Black Tea 59c Heinz Catsup Large Bottle ...,,. 27e Corn Flakes . Kellogg`s, 2 for,19c Olives, 321/z oz. for 39e Strawberry Jam 47c Good Glazier ' Sardines, 2 for ... 25e Rubber Rings 8 doz. for 25e Horne Grown Vegetables and Fruits New Potatoes, Peas, Corn, Raspberries, Cherries, Black Currants. L. L,ASON & CO. Use your phone WHERE QUALITY MEETS 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 ofsuites, and individual pies- 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 attractiveness and` durability: We are prepared to give our expert advice on furnishing one room or many. We have assortments of very useful `wedding gifts • that are sura to please. Don't fail to.take advantage of your verandah. Wt- have a great assortment of Chairs, and Rockers, Sun Stop Shades, • Verandahs Mats and Cushions at Prices that will surprise you: Clinton Hardware and Furniture C Ii FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS THE STORES WIT' A STOCK.' Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 196 STANLEY Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hobson -of St. Thomas visited friends .on the Sauble oven Ile' week end. Miss Elizabeth and Mary' Snbwd'en are visiting friends at St. Thomas. Mesta: Will Townsend is spending his summer holidays with his, uncle Mr: Will Scotchmer. Mr. 'and' Mrs. Alfred Westlake, visited friends at Grand Bend on, Sundays; last. ,Mr. Will' Scotchmer-visited fridiids. . at Gndorieli lkst: week. Mr. Alex, Baird of Foam Lake;, Sask., is visiting his niotlier, Mrs:. George: Baird, Sr. .