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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1926-06-10, Page 8• • • Ihtt Niewm,,,,Recorgi , • •, TITU*SDA1'., JUNE 10, 1226. • CyNTON'S 'LDADINGIEWELDRY STORE ose, u ° inond Rings Deautiful . in design on alispray Johnsen's •Jewellery •Si,ore. Prices ranging from $20,00 to $100,00. Don?t miss seeing the new style co glass in Tea Sets anti Water Sets Amber and Amber Trim. This•is •the best display ever shown, in C/in7 If JOH SON • Graduate of Toronto, College of Optometry Fine Jewellery itild Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store 1 '-'11:-". SPECIAL LINES FROM oIER DEPARTMENTS ' , . •„, - ..._ _ ... . . OUR Stock -lied -tiring Sale Of Suits if •c, 4nd ::- 9fercoats A 'Real Price- a, Slashing Event • I • Never before have we out so deeply int e the prices in this de- . partment, but WC are willing. to sacrifice profits entirely to lear out our big sock 'of Ready-to-wear clothing. Our loss is your gain. Buy your tuit orPVGEMIt TI9W tItict saye IlloneY, Men's Fine Print Shirts, all sizes 14 to 161,fi Odd Lines to clear at . - 98c Men's Fine Cambric Shirts, assorted patterns, Reg. $2.25 and .$2.5o, to clear at Mon' a Fine Cotton Sox, black or brown, to clear at 6 Pairs for $1.00 Men's Cotton Work Sox'a-speeial at 5 Pairs for $1.00 5.Dozen Ladies' brown Caohemerino Hose, size flifi only, regular 50e, Sale Pries 5 Pairs for 51.00 • SALE PRICES CASH Plumsteel Bro. PHONE 26. • ..• -' • essmovedeovouv.aumiov 'QC ,,k cornea eteo'm ehe mine, Kt 00 •'•‘'' • • It' 4 ,s ' A.shestos rock eta shingle that's different from all others • Heretofore there has been only one johns -Manville • Asbestos Shingle, distinguishable by its rock -like hatd- nem • Now you can get many of the extraordinary merits of ' that famous johns -Manville rigid shingle at a reduced price—in fact within a few cents of the cost of so-called • composition shingles—through the introduction of . FLEXSTONE • The Slate Surfaced Asbestos Shingle \Made, of Asbestos felt densely impregnated with asphalt and surfaced with crushed red, green or blue -black slate, or with feldspar which is a neutral gray; in two styles; Indi- vjdual Shingles or four in one Strip Shingles. PlexStene Asbestos,Shingles are mineral through and • through and hould not be confused with ordinary com- position shingles. Flexstone Asbestos Shingles assure the user greater Ere safety and more years of service with lowerupkeep cost. They are approved by Underwriters' • Laboratories, Inc., and take base rates of insurance, Write, call or 'telephone., We'll be glad to give yott e,futher particulars and price8,„ 0 II r el lie ' Hardware Plumbing Electric Wiring Phone 147w, 1 i)Let's-start 'this with a aitti.� story and as, 'stories off times ate 'rt --"Once upon'a time" a man to clineh bs'at- 'gm-tient as to the inthelief of the gen- •eraf iiii,. wageredthat -lie would offer gold guineas.for the price a \a shilli,ug, without d-P111'ehaser' He 4:11d so next day to pastel's by on a cr,owd; ed street corner; withdlit making a sale: Human nature it still the same, WE HAVE TO BE ISHOVVN That is whYwe want to show you a four piece set of Baking or Mixing Bowls, One each 6 -in, and 9 -in., ivory color with +blue band, will • stand oven heat Ideal for baking and cooking, easily and, thoroughly cleaned and with the protect -lain af an asbestos mat can be used over flame, all- four pieces 'for 98c. The sanerl one is good walla at 25;, estimate the special...VI:dna in the three: larger ones for the balance asked.' The very best bargain 'is where the• _seller makes some profit and the buyer makes more. It is so when you buy the Our bowls for 98c. Tfii \Fair Cow Often the Cheapest—Always the Best - Mr. Mervin Elliott of London was home 'for the week -end. Mr. and Mrs, John 'Wiseman returned - last week froliT fortnight's visit in Windsor. ' MISS dary MciVfurchie of Toronto is Spending h reit Yasatiell her home in town. Mrs. Collier and Iittl datighter, Miss Ruth, spent the week -end With friends in South London, Mrs. E. H. Wise and Miss Edna took in the Greyhound excursion and are visiting in Detroit andYindsor. Mr. and Mrs, John Inglessand family of Stratford visited Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Plumsteel over the week -end. Mr. E. A. Warner of the Burks Falls Arrow was in town last week, vis- iting his cousin, Mrs, W. Younger. Mr. James Mahaffy attended the fun- eral of his brother, the late John 1VIahaffy of_ Hibbert on Thursday last. Mr. and 52 i's. E. Mitchell and child of Windsor have been visiting the fernier's another, Mrs. M. Mitchell of town. • Ite'v. J. E. Nogg will conduct anni- versary services .in 'toys' church, Thames Road, west of Exeter, on, Sunday. - Misses Eleanor..Plinnsteel and Marion Thompson spent the week -end as the guests of Miss 1VIehla McElroy qaf Blyth. - Mis Barry Combe, who was recently graduated from the Margaret Eaton School, Toronto; is home for the vacation. Mrs.' Clement and little son, Sidney; of Regina, .Sask., are visiting the lady! a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas White. Mr. John P. Scruton and bride of Windsor spent the week -end with the former's mother, Mrs. John' Scruton of town. Miss Lillian Roberts. of Windsor came over on the Greyhound on. Monday and is spending the week at the helm of her uncle, XT. G. E. Mr- and Mrs. Orville Jenks and lit- tle son and Mrs. Kniffen of Detroit motored over last 'week and are, guestsaat the home of Mrs. Jenks' • parents, Mr, 'and Mrs. 16. Ward, Rev. 12. B, Hawkins of Blyth was in' town on. Friday. He came, down to • hear. the Rev.. M. Robinson, mis- sionary, from Sanan, who spoke in 'St. Nun' church on Frklay even:- Mr. M. G. Ransford was in Prescot iast,week. .He 'off there on Sons - day evening, drove right through the night, made a stop of three hours in Toronto on Monday and, st• 2 drive on home, arriving home Mom: • ve, Mrs, 'Acheson and • Miss Brunel' of • Toronto have been visiting during the past week at the home- of the fornier!s nephew, Mr. Z. A. Ford. former's nephew; Mr. J. A. Ford. On their return td Toronto Mrs, Ford. and Miss Jean accompanied Mrs and IVIrs, 11, H. Campbell and • their three little sons of Columbia, • Ohio, who were oft a motor thin to •visit relatives at - Cleveland, Buffalo;- Hamilton and • Ititehener, spent a • Couple of davai as the guests„of Mr. and Mrs. facto •Crich:• Mr. Campbell being a brother of Mrs. Crieh, Bev. Dr, Mark Rumba of Morcitni, Mem, silent a fewolayt during the nag week as the guest 'a alis sis Jars Miss G. ,11,11111bO1ls iVizr, W. Pickard 8,21d1VitS. J. A.„Ford,, D. itimahall was 'ieu. laic, way to the 'Councii, of.. the 1initd r Ohutoh•of Canada, v:•111c1,1 is Meet,- ' hag in Mentreal this week, ,,,.,., .• • E WEDDINGS .. " . So many tf-iiirigs happen in 3 -Line. . :e hai:Te allthenewest fruits we cap secure, for the wedding bottle 50c olives, i;ott16 . .' 1P)iinaliennOtives; Olives„, large, stuffed arld_plaiii ' ' - cakes. NewDates, A, Raisins, etc For Luncheons, O 0 iiciiii,e4kel ib. 45c,,, • . • - • 20d arid 40c , , 11 , -11•Jrilthld cake wing for e' • - 'bottle , For June Parties,' Bazaars and all the other Wedding Anniversaries we have Fresh Strawberries Cia;)y and tbey are getting per , • ,, , - New r omatoes, k,ucumoers and Lettuce i •,, . • .-a, r, • 1 • 1 ' Fruit Salad; all ready for use, per tin 35c and 40c. • Fruit in glass.' Apex quality . • ' Peaches Pineapple, Pears Strawberries, per jar 50c . ;• aqc5r, Cheese, oxue or s Pimento, Cream and ra t • .0'1\1il's 'Washing Soap,.6 bars for 25c. • Flexo Washing Flake., pkg. 25c, - • •t ,. WEEK•END SPI Spoq9 and Marshmallow cakes 25c and 30c ' r . 3' ilbS. GoOd Rice' ioi . : . . . . , .. , ...... . . .... ... . . . 25c Ip , pl , : . Good Pink Salnion, large slier 25e Shelled Walnuts, • lb. . 48c 6 for 25e , '- Our Own Baking Powder, per tin 18e Toddy, per till ..',-, ...... - , 40e ' Shredded Cocoanut, per lb. .•.....,, ... . . , ..... ... „. 29c :S: 0. S- Cleanser, per pkg. 15e *- Golden Bantam Cern, per tin , ..... ........... .. .... 20c .• 2 for 25e. Palm. Tree Soap Special price on Sugar, by the bag ( Cash ) Fresh Salmon Trout, Tuesdays and Fridays Coupon Pony Votes given away-wipi.a:11 eash purchasesand accounts paid We will be open Thursdifevenings during Band Concert Season. In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. giadly Order Early W .To O'Neil '' I Phone' . Servic; 0 41 Where " for less" price prevails. •SIVW4AMIPSON~#101401144ANAMOAWItOWINSOW4WWAPAtatAANMAINIMAIRIMIONV~ii Vissoa•Stoia•aosss....••Io*o••••wosm•s•ro• L. W. CURRELL—THOS. SHIPLEY "P. ._••=1-7--• ..--7---- Art 0 .. 1 -„, .t,--",..__. t — "WE HAVE Ir SERVICE " YOUR PART—Call 125w or 125j for your need OUR PART --„Prompt Attention—Quick Service -:--Quality Goods and Courteous Treatment, Grape Fruit—Oranges—Lemons—Bananas--Pineapples New Cabbage—Lettuce—Green Onions -Texas Cooking Onions A Full Line of the 'Finest Quality Groceries at Popular Prices Variety and Quality to Suit the Taste of thb Most Exacting ME C. &'S. GROCERS Slain Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Store, Phone 125 J. People You -Know" Mrs. James Mellturehie, who has been visiting in Toronto, hat returned home. Miss Miriam Scruton attended the 'Plodding of her brother in London laSt week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walker left this Week on a motor trip to Toronto and Kingston. Miss RubS, Irwin was in London last week for a few days. Miss Emma Higgins of the Colleg- ,iate Institute staff, Guelph, spent the 'week -end at her home in town. Miss'Annie Judd returned Monday af•- .tert a week's visit with her sister, Mrs. N. W. Rymer of Niagara Fat, ,Mr. Joe Higgins -left last week' for Hamilton, having 'taken a position Or -the summer vacation period. • with the Westinghouse Electrical 52r. T 5'. GillieSand •little Miss Mar- : ion -and a little friend df -Kit7chener sent the week -end as tlie guests of-Mag;istrate ',S. J. and Mrs. And- , revs. Ir.,and Mrs. W. R. Alexander, ,Mr. and, Mis. Roy• Alexander ,and Nor- ' maAlexarider of Pinkerton, and • My. and Mis. Jane a Wilson of Paisley Were guests of Mr. and Mrs. • W. Wilson of town over the week- • end, Miss Carol Evans went over on the , .Greyhound excursion and is attend- • ing the graduation \of her coueins, •Misses• Mary and Katherine 'Evans. at Ann Arbor, tomorrow: She will spend a forthight with, friends in Michigan. • „ Mr. and Mrs. 12.16. Rorke' and Mrs. D. .11. Cunningham. motor to St. Thom- ' as this afternoon to attend the • commencement eoncert in connec- tion with Aima .College, which takes place this' evening. The graduation exercises take 'place • next Tuesday, when Miss 'Dorothy Rorke will be.a graduate. Mr. and Mrs. Ttreal Taylor of Lon- don spent a few days last week as the guests of the latter's father, Mr. James .Steyens of .Clinton. Mr. • and IVIrs. Taylor have jiist returned from, a five -months' trip to Europe. A.,good part ol the time they spent in South France but they 'visited Italy, ISwitzerland, Scotland and Engilancl. IVIr, Taylor had the plea - euro of spending some Eine in Yorkshire, where he was born, and preached in the little chapel at Husthwaite,. where as a child he attended Sunday school, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor went up to Edhiburgh the ;aay before the trains Stopped inlining.wherthe big strike was on• They intended Sailing from Glasgow but, owing to strike, conditions their plans . were ehanger. They wine on the En'Oiress of Scotland. They saw Lohdoiduring the strike, when the streets were jammed -with traffic, but no •sign of anything in the shape of mob or riot, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor thoroughly enjoyed their visits 'to the spots of histor- ical interest in the different coun- tries visited but are glad to be ..baek home in Canada. ,The Tay- lors come to Clinton on May 24, 1872, and Mr. and Mrs. Taylor ar- rived home from this jaunt on May 24th last. Come Bogs and Girls To the Candy Booth at the Presby- terian Bazaar on Mrs. (Dr.) Shaw's lawn an • . , FRIDAY, JUNE 11th The booth will -inelude Lucky Pies, Balloons, Boxes and Bags Candy from 5 cents up. Crime to the Candy Bariver,...1tine lith Kindly leave donations of candy at Miss McDonald's millinery store or at Mrs. M. D. MeTaggart's. 60-2.-p cc la Furl -loges Lead THERE IB A REASON It Saves One Ton of Coal in Seven Call in and get a price on that furnace you are thinking of installing this year, or •prepare for cold weather by huving your old ono overhauled during the summer months. Phone 244 and leave your order and we will look after your work for you, 11111,11 HARDVVARE and PLUMHINS Phone 244 INSM.......bae•SOINS We Furnish the Home from Cellar to Attie We can supply you with almost anything necessary for the home. Let us give you estimates on- I, Bathroom or Plumbing, Roof- ing or Eavestroughing. Coal Oil Stoves or Ranges, Lawn Mowers, Screen Doors and Screen Windows at Real PrIces. IN THE FURNITURE DEPARTMENT As usual we have a large stock of Furiliture for the Same Brides to select from. We would ask you to call and inspect our stock, we know we can suit you both in assortment anal price, and we will make prompt delivery to any address. Clinton Hardware -and FurnitureCo THE STORES WITH A STOCK FUNERAL DIRECTORS - MONUMENT DEALERS Furniture Phone: 104 •Hardware 195 Illy Son's Suit WHY I WILL BUY IT AT DAVIS AND HERMAN'S te . 1111•10110.1.1ff maresestiest • BY A MOTHER "First, because I want quality—and. I've learned frosn past ex- perience that I always can he mare of getting it at Davis and Her- man's. les GUARANTEED. Their materials are always of the finest grade ---perfectly woven, flawless 'in every reSpeet, designed to withstand long and hard usage, "And...price—well, I've never ^been able to figure out just how that gore can -offer such 'wonderful suits at so low price! They are always far below what one expects to pay for such smart suits --and much lower than they could get for them. Naturally, that point appeals to iny good shopping sense. I get quality, style, and low plate. --,-what more does one want!" Davis & Herman i7ETERAN. TAILORS PHONE 224-W immnmiftememme lalwpmwifateloaneam • Spot Cash for Eggs and Poultry • Quallip Counts • • We are, in the market for Eggs a'id Poultry all seasons of the year, prepared to pay top prices for top quality. • „. 94 per cent of Farmer's eggs received last week graded" Extras and Firsts. - - GUNN- LANGLOIS &Co: Limited • HEAD OFFICE — MONTREAL, QUE. Clinton Branch open each day from 7 a.m. to 6 pan. Write, Phone or call for any further information you require • GUNN, 'LANGLOIS & CO., LIMITED. CLINTON, 05T., BRANcrt - PI1OIE IP°