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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1926-05-20, Page 8+linfi Dews -lite or CLINTO:v'S LLAD1NG JEWELE11Y SPORE }air ,. These are' the days when songs. and Mzeather man and you too, are apt to be all wet, un- less -youlcarr'y one of our• um- brellas, Silks in colors or, plain, Prices from $1:00 to $6.50 JOHNSON `. Graduate of Toronto College -of Optometry Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next I}Iovey's Drug Store h HOIE • Pm! real values see lour line of latlies3'Patent and Satin Q+3° 98Slippers;:at . , . lien's Black or Brown Oxfords di398 A Leader at per' parr .. .. , ..... • See these in our north window special valuesin heavy `work boots in some of the !best makes. I\Tow is the time to •get shod, for lthe spring work. Get our prices-.-' they are right,` l.. ;• steel Bros. PR619 ;5, Lr. W. CURRELL—THOS. SHIPLEY he hitsl is °the,I1() Most ofyour ,horne--actually the greatest part of the area of it is cov- ered with Wall Paper. Wall Paper is the most distinctive feature of it, It forms the background • for every- thing else, furniture, draperies, pie ,tures-and people :'Four home `front ,the decorative viewpoint„. Is ;ver much hi appearance what: Wall Paper makes it : harmonious ' and rest-ful,, cheerful and bright, clean and well kept or not artistic and neglected.,, Is there atything at the price that will do as much for' your home -as -Wall Paper? Is its price not insignificant compared with' its effect and its in- fluence on the home?: —IT BEAUTIFIES -DIGNIFIES '—SATISFIES Our Prices are 7c'to $1.50 pe`rs roll The'. Y'. D Fair -Go Often tTe Cheapest -Always the, Best ' WE 'HAVE Ii"' SErtifjc YOUR PART—Call 125w or 125j for your need - .OUR PART'— Prompt Attention—Quick Service—Quality Goods and Courteous Treatment, Grape Fruite-Oranges-Lemons Bananas _Pineapples New Cabbage--Lettnee--Green Onions—Texas Cooking Onions A Pu]1 Line of the Finest Qtudity Groceries at Popular Prices. Variety and Quality to Suit the Taste of the Most Exacting THE C, & S. GROCERS Main Store, (Phone 125 W. , ranch Store, Phone 126 J, gEEe ih0hTT! On the outside is the place for flies. They are more than a pest; they. are a menace to health. Their germ- laden bodies wreek with filth and disease. Keep, them out byscreening your home I{ Screeds ready made: Wire in Rolls. Hardware Specialties of all kinds carried in Stock. ooGd Hardware and Prices Consistent' Quality with lit our Motto. Sutter Sc Perdue 14ARDWARE' l PLUMBING ELECTRIC WIRING PHONE 147w ., r tiCefiielcl. A limber of Hensali Oddfellows motored to Brucefield--Sunday even- ing, and attended the service in the United chtneh. The W. M. S, , met en May 12th, With just thirteen members present and Afm McCartney in charge of the meet 'mg. Mrs. Dow took the opening prayer and Mrs: Haugh the serapture reading from John 15, Letters of thanks were read from several of the members who, in their recent bereave; anent' had been thoughtfully reinern- Lerecl by the !society. 'A, resume of chapter 3 of the study book was well :taken by Mrs, Neil McGregor and a period of questions and_answers on it hollowed. Delegates :discussed the in- augural al meeting at Clinton last month. Members decided to make a ,quilt for the Indian. box, .Mrs. 119 - Queen closed with a prayer from the inaugural meeting program, ,Sturdier, healthier stock than; that which carne to the -Brucefield Horti- cultural Sociejycould not be im- agined, and the exaetttiue, had a veily ee busy t pgetting i't all ,out ori Mon- t day last, The roses, shrubs and glad- ioli were ,especially fine: Eceept for the, glacls,'the,rest of the bulbs are being shipped separately arta. are ex- pected this week. Each member of the executive received either rose bushes or grape vines, ,±, g r 1�Qy,!llff OINUM lampam it :r..T..muutlolih Mas. C. R, Gonne of Loudon is visit- ing IM's. Farren this week. Miss Mary .Stewart of London Nor. anal was home over, the week -end. Miss Annie .Shobbrook of Buffalo `is spending a vacation at her hone,, north .pf town, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Jackson 0 Stratford were with Clinton friends over the week -end. Mrs. J. W. Tamblyn of Londeslaoro spent a few days this week with Mrs: W. Hiles in town, Mrs. Annie Nickle and Miss M'ay Nickle have gone to : Windsor, where they intend residing, Mrs. McConnell and child of London visited with 117:'. and Mrs. J. Mc- Connell of town last week. Messrs." /Bert Marshall; and Elmer Paisley are home froin Toronto University for the Bong vacation. Misees Olive and Freda Schoeniiais spent the week -end with their sis- tern, 'Mrs. Nickle and Mrs. Cook of !Sarnia,., Mr. F. P. Gillies and daughter, Miss Marion, and Mr. Fisher of Kitchen- er were the guests on Sunday of Magistrate Andrews. Mrs. (Da) Roberti and little Miss ldoslyn 'of Toronto are spending a week or so with Mrs. T. J. Watt, Rattenbury street, west, , Mr. Ed, C. Nickle of Sarnia was in town over the week -end, looking af- ter the sack of his mother's prop- erty and household effects. Rev. Bruce Hunter and Mm. We N. Manning of London d were . guests on Sunday at the hone of the lat- ter's brother, Mr, it E. Manning of town, •• Mr. And Mrs. George McKenzie and Master .Malcolm of Dungannon vis- ited over the week -end with the • former'' parents, Mr. and Mrs, T. cKenzie, Mr. W. J, Harland and his son, Mr. Harvey W. Harland, of Guelph: were here aver .the week -end, ow - Ing to the death of the foriner's uncle, the late W. S. Harland. • Miss Marion Andrews left last week,` accompanied by her sister, Mrs: 11'., F. ,Gillies of Kitchener, on a trip to Alix, Alberta, where they -will visit their brother, Mr. S. C, Andrews. Mr. W. Fulton, District Passenger Agent of the C: P. R„ and M'r. Mel. Duff, 'General Manager Upper Lakes Steamship line, made a sec ial call on the local agent, Mr, W.' Jackson, on Friday,.- Mr. riday,.-Mr. Leonard Harland and Misses Marion and ,Olive Harland of Tor- onto have been visiting in town this, week;having come up Satur- day to attend the funeral of their uncle,-•, the Into' `W. S Harland, which took place Monday after - Mr. Willis Copper, who Inas -spent the last couple of years in France and England, 'returned home Thursday evening last. Ire sailed from Liv- erpool by S. S. Montclair, which ran into an ice field and was de- layed three days, This, to folk who "'"were trying to get to some particu- lar point on this side the Atlantic on a certain date might have been , j:atlier \dying, but to one whowas not in a hurry the experience was most interesting, They saw WWII - hers of seals deporting themselves. on the ice and stopping to barkat. the ship as it carefully ,nosed its way through Mr. Cooper left yes- terday afternoon to.- spend`a week of ten days with Chicago rela- tiyes. -• 1 aid IIne FT -6W Ab'. u1 Yojir Canned Fruit?' Is your Cupboard liarerlike Old Mother I-Iubba'd's? It does, not need to be., This weelc,we are selling'Large Beautiful Pineapples by the' dozen at s?,,o, .$2;75Also we are ut loading car of Pure Cane 'Sugar about May 25, special price by the sack at car and store l'or'cash. E\erythirig for• P cn c Supple for 24th of May. S e�iat' Olives from 1, to 506 Plain and Stuffed• Marshmallow, cakes for 24th May, Asorted flavors per lb, 29c CANNED I?INEAPPLE Peel pineapples 'ind remove' the eyes. Cut in V/ -meh' s1p es,' and then into cubes. Cook ii boil- �. ing water ',until soft. + Drain off the water and. weigh'the fruit. Take i%; its weight in sugar and to each pound of sugar add 24i cups of the water rn which the fruit was boiled, If you have not enough Water, add more. • Make "a te syrup'ofSthis, bailing 1 or 0 nil ,uThen. add fruit and cook., ill together for another 10 minutes Seal while ry hot in jars 1 Bodley ,Sponge and Fruit cake's, for:' May 24th 20 and 25c "Shetland Pony to be Given Away" For'all -cash', purchases from 25c up, cash paid on accounts, regular two weeks and monthly accbunI;s' you will receive votes -on the,pony. Ask for your votes, ® 6 liars O'Neil's'Soap for 4'tins ;Sardines for : , `Shelled Walnuts, per lb . , • .. • ; •„ • , Canned Asparagus .•. • Canned ;Beets Lobsters . , e' Tuna Fish . Canned Chicken -. Have you tried Flew, full' 16 oz. pkg. for 2 WEEK -END SPECIALS. 25c 25c 485 36c 30e 4656 30e a.,. .... ... 36c • Dill Pickles, per tin Branston Pickle . , Horse Radish- Sauce+ ; FOR THE' 24th MAY .PICNIC •d •live Butter , .' 20c Sandwi dh Spree : ...... , 36c' Potted Tongue or Ham,.'3 for "' 25e *Cream. Cheese with Olives and. Pimento, per Ib , , , 50e Grape•Juice r per bottle :: , , ...;: 66 For five sack lots of sugar, off the car, get our special price and `coupons for the'pony will be. given away.• - In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m, In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m.' Kindly Order Early Ser Cash ane Phony v><c� VV. .i� / 4 Where " Sells' for less" price prevails" iINA111MMIM IWWINAd1AAi AAIM11110 , owrlo ✓ 25e 36e- 20e - June Bazaar The Girls' Auxiliary of.the Presby- terian church will hold a 'bazaar on the lawn of Dr. Shaw, Friday, June 4th, at three •o'clock, with the follow- ing booths: -FANCY W'ORIC 'CANDY APRON HOM>ar,h2ADE HAKING RUMMAGE TOUCH AND TARE • AFTERNOON TEA, 58 -3 Sagfield Miss Nora Ferguson, who has 'pen the past five months in 'London re turned hone on •i)ionday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Parke spent unday with the formers aunts, Misses C, and S. Parke. llfrs. C. B, .Chapman and son Erie of London spent last week at their cottage, Miss Dora 'and Master R. -Chapman joined' them for the week- end.. Mrs. E. N. Hart and family of Lon- don spent Sunday at their summer home. Mr, R. T. Orr and family of Strht- ford:'spent the week-end•at their cot- tage'on the Terrace. f41•?. , and' •MrT', A. J. Stevens and family of Rendon spent b.--inday at their cottageyin Lakeside Parlc. Mrs, H. Law on -and little daugh- ter Florence spent Monday and Tues- day at their :,cottage in Lakeside Park, Mrs; C. Beni -rings and little dughter of Detroit are • occupying Mr. Wim. 1Viatealf's cottage, the • latter having. undergone an operation lSuuday next'' being Whit •Sunday' the•service of Moly Communion will be ;lebrated in 'Trinity church at 11 14Ilibs Cecil ;McLeod is visiting fridtiis in Detroit. Mr: and Mrs. Chas: Will and, fam- ily of London spent the week -end at their. simmer Koine. ilft•. and Mrs. Peters and . family and', Mr., and Mrs. Scrimgeurs of Stratford spent the -week -end at then cottages by the_ lake. Dr, and Mrs. G. Atkinson and fani- ily' of Exeter spent Sunday at their �trtage. Rev. James Foote of Exeter con, ducted 416 Presbyterian ,service ton Sunday evening. last. On ,Sunday next Rev. lily. 14PeDerinid of; Goderich will have charge of the service. Miss Nina EI Heard of : Stratford spent the week -end with her par- ents, Mr, and Mrs.. Wm. Heard. Miry John E. Howard 'spent Sunday in,London Themembers of the Trinity church Dramatic Club will present "En- gaged," a farce •comedy in three acts in the town hall on Friday, Way 28th, at `S:1:5 p.m.. • c t PEREN1VJALS I)E OSTiRTjON Naw:: `is the Time WTNGHAM: Miss 'Pearl Dean, of London u has accepted the: position of assistant superintendent at the hos - vital in Winghar. ,Miss. Doan is a graduate of1khe 'A.niasa'Wood Hos- pital, St, Themis; and for several. errs Y. was night supervisor, and later assistantday supervisor at that in- stitution. Mliss Dean 'has already assumefl& her new duties • to Order*tri" •1 i1 '"i cam% Of New Perfection Coal Oil Stoves and Ovens Saturday- evening, may 22nd. We invite you to attend this demonstration and see for yourself, the beautiful cooking, baking and roasting qualities w•f a New Perfec- tion. Oil Cook Stove,, These popular flowers must be planted early. You will never regret putting in a perennial bed: We Soifer Canada Climate Tested Plants We Can Supply= ACHILLEA COLUMBINE ANGEtSA • CERASTIUM • LARKSPUR GAILLAIIDIA BABYS BREATH ICELAND POPPIES BERGAMOT ' PH RETHdTA41 A TRITol4X SHASTA, DAISIES. t1 SCABIOSA STATICS SIDALCEA AND MANY OTHERS ONLY 166 $,011 ALSO—Phlox, Iris: and Peonies Let us help you plan your garden J. Cwningharne, Florist Greenhouses—Huron St. PHONES -31 and 176w 57-2 Oxo as - OH Burners FOR RANGES, FURNACES AND BOILERS Call in and ,see this great burner VERY SIMPLE TO OPERATE MARTIN-SENOUR PAINTS (100% Pure) SCREEN. BOORS and WINDOWS - SCREEN WIRE CHICKEN WIRE '13stimates cheerfully' given on all Plumbing or Heating. , jobs you are thinking of, • VACUUM CLEANER TO RENT HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 We also have a few Spring Specials in Lawn Mowers, Bis sells Carpet Sweepers; Johnston's Electric Floor Polishers and Nand Polishers. Don't Forget the Demonstration • Clinton Hardware'and FurnitureCo THE STORES WITH A STOCK FUNERAL DIRECTORS Furniture Phone: 104 MONUMENT DEALERS Hardware 196 Mums Get that old hat off your mind and putt on a Biltmore Straw! • The classiest lige an town!. $ands of black and colors. We also have a complete stock of Fit -u -well Caps and Biltmore Felt Hats for men and boys: Por quality and price—buy your 'neat hat here= New Fashion STRAWS! $1.75 and up Davis & Herman VETERAN, TAILORS PHONE 224-W •yrs E 1 Spot. Cash` for Eggs and Poultry Qtialitg etiunis We are in the market For Eggs and. Poultry; all seasons of the ear, reppared to pay,top prices for top quality, 94 per cent of Fi•rnei s eggs received last week graded Extras and Firsts. GUN, LANGLOIS & Co,,, Limited HEAT) OFFICE MONTREAL, QUE. Clinton Branch open each day from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Write, Phone or Call, for any further•anf rmation you 'require Q q GUNN, LANGLOIS & CO., LIMITED, CLINTON,' ONT„'- BRANCH PHONE 190