The Clinton News Record, 1926-08-26, Page 8CLINTON'S r'LEADINO- JEWELERY STORE
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THURSDAY, AUGU-ST 26,'
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No Guesswork About our. Methods.
Appointments Made by mail. Eyes Tested FREE.
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
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Cotton ,Worsted • Pants, just the thing for hard wear, CP t: ��
Special price for A�i1"gust $ e ..' . . . . ........... o
Special Prices on Khaki, Pants"for NPen and Boys.°
Grey Flannel Pants, Youth's sizes up, to ,34, $3.00 $4.00
aVlen's sizes at ....
Aliout.30 Pairs Men's..Qxfords (mostly black)
To clear at .. ..,..,.. $3.49
CLOSE PRICES ON ALL LINES 0F WOIK.BOOT,S
The kind that are built of solid leather to ensure satisfactory wear.
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Let the Boys and Girls
do their own Shopi
They enjoy and proit by the
experience, We'have, }list what
is needed to snake school tasks
easy. Opening day will be one
of new impressions,, new acquain-
tances and new thoughts. You
will find here ample Variety of
patls, scribblers, pencils, slates and
the like to choose from and to
make the students work easy and
pleasurable. Intext books we've
the correct kinds, prescribed by
the Department of: Education as
is usual with. us. Values are
equal to any and of course we al-
ways have a kw " Specials
The; t. -D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
And a Little Extra
For Good Measure
THE C. & S. GROCERS
mRsin Store, Pbone 125 W. Branch Store, Phone' 125 J.
ITS CANNING TIME
Preserve the Fruit Crops
It is absolutely essential to the health of yourfamily that you
provide them with a pleasing variety of suYulent, tender, nourishing
vegetables
, and fruits at all times. Prepare now for the long winter
months when they will not be available. Preserve food„whicch other-
wise would go to waste, Canning time is herel We havel a com-
plete line of all canning supplies. No matter what your needs may
be, we can supply you with the very best equipment; •
,Kettles in all sizes of aluminum and enamel.
Measures, steamers, etc,, at lowest -poss�bde
1pncces. u '460,1liE mil
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PLUMBING ' ELECTRIC WIRING.
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HARDWARE
WESTE.,N FAIR
LONDON , — ONTARIO
Septenliber $tth to fialth
This year, add to your interest and, profit by having an exhibit
of your own in the largest Exhibition ever held in Western 'Ontario.
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Send for Prize List and information. Closing date September 2nd.
Reduced Fares'on all Railroads •
J. H., eAUNDERS President, • W. D. CKSfN,.Secretara,
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Mr, and Mrs. Roger Pepper spent
last week with Hensall friends.
Miss Mary McMurchie has .been visit-
,ing in Sarnia during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rorke and Master
'Edward spent the ' week -end • in
London.
Miss Olive Johnston and nephew of
Woodstock are visiting Mrs. Fred
Leonard.
Miss Florence Rorke, who has spent
the past .Month with relatives at
brand Rapids, Mich., has returned
home. ` •
Mrs. J. N. -Harrison of Brunswick,
Maryland, is spending this week
with her sister, Mrs, H. Penne.
baker.
Mrs. 'Sinclair of Winnipeg is visiting
her sisters in town, Miss G. Rum-
ball, Mrs. W. Pickard and Mrs. J.
A. Ford.
Mr. and i Mrs. Gordon Livermore of
London were week -end guests at
the home , of the fornier's sister•,
Mrs. A. D. McCartney.
Miss Beatrice Alcock and Mrs. T,
Campbell of Brussels were callers
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Leonard on Friday -evening last.
Mrs. J. Cuninghame, Miss Florence
•Cuninghane, Master John Cuning-
harne and Miss H. Baker of Mitchell
are camping on the)ake shore this
week.
Mr. and. Mrs. Albert Livermore and
113P9ses Iris and Helena of Mimico
spent' last week as the guests of
the former's sister, Mrs, A. D. Mc-
Cartney.
Miss Ivy Plewes and Miss. Vera Pep-
per left on Wednesday morningforty
Toronto. They expect to visit
eeton, Niagara Falls and also at-
tend the-Eioposition before their
return.
Mr. and Mrs: George H. 'GV"•ise and
gra. Doty motored over from
Cleveland, Ohio, and are the guests
of Mrs. John Jenkins and are also
visiting Messrs. E. and J. Ii. Weise
and other friends in town and vi-
cinity.
Miss Leona Hearn, who carne up a
week ago to spend a fortnight's
holiday with her parents, Mr. and
.Mrs. R. A. Hiearn,returned to
Hamilton' on. Tuesday to resume her
position, being called back on ac-
count of a rush of work. •
Mi .Earl Campbeil, who has been
visiting his mother. near Lokdon,
arived'in town yesterday'and today
he ,and Mrs. , Campbell, who hes
spent several weeks with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A..-Ford,left
for their ho ' e in Regina.
'Capt. Tait is supplying in Clinton
while the local S. A. offieers are
on furlough. Capt. Tait served in
Clinton for a time some years ago,
' while a lieutenant. She and Capt.
Jones were stationed here at the
same time and she will be'reniem-
bered by many in town.
Mr. Alvin Leonard, who has been en-
gaged hi the grants department of.
the Department of Education dur-
ing the summer vacation period, is
spending a ` holiday' with his par-
ents, Mn and Mrs. Fred ,Leonard
of town. He has accepted a posi-
tion on the staff of the East York
- High School for the coming* tern..
Rev, G. J. and Miss M•oorhouseand
Miss Ruth, returned on •-Sat-
'urday from an enjoyable motor
trip to the west. They left here
on July 5th and went to , Calgary,
on; .up to Banff, Lake 'Louise and op'
`•a souple"of days' Joiine
Yintothe
mountains. They had very little
tire trouble, coining-' home with the
same inner tubes With which ;they
started had geed weather and than-
ough1y enjoyed( the„trip
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We are unloading car of Redpath's Pure Cane °Sugar ,;end
of this week or first of. next. . Special price, for cash;- while e -
unloads
Also we
have on "hand car of Dominion Pure Cane-: Sugar
On account'of the preserving season being in full swing, we
.have big stock of sugar, hence your opp rtunity.
Leave us your order for Bushel basket of best preserving
Peaches. Sane_ variety as we handled last year.
further 'Prticulars' Later.
SPECIAL:— Red Star i; aking Powder 18c
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m.
Cash and
Service
In the,Afternoon First Delivery 2,30 p.m.
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Where ” Sells for less" price prevails.
Kindly Order. Early
Phone
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Goderich Township
Mr. Carman and Miss Grace Teta-
butt left Tuesday on one of the har-
vest excursions to the west. •
Mx. G. R. Thompson of Toronto is
a guest this week at the hone. of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry J.
Thompson. He returns_to Toronto on
Saturday.
By permission of the trustees the
school term in S. S. No. 8 will not be
reopened until, Tuesday, Sept. 7th.
Miss Madeline Worden has returned
to Toronto after e 'visit with Mr. and
Mrs, W. A. MacDonald.
Mr, and Mrs. N. J. Wilson and fain:
ily, who have been visiting Mrs. Wil-
son's parents, . Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Lobb, returned to their home in
Sarnia last week.
Stanley Township ;
Miss Grace McEwan is spending •a
holiday in Goderich with her aunt,
• Mrs. W. E. Tebbutt.
Constance
iifrs. Steep and daughter, Dorothy,
of Goderich, spent a week with the
former•'s.aunt, Mrs. Addie •Colclough:
!Charles Wakefield has hired with
Mr: Colson for a month.
M. and Mus. Geo. Cook of Getter -
township and and Mr. sand Mrs. Thos.
Riley of Clinton spent Sunday, with
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Riley. ,
The heavy rains of Satudray and
Sunday has knocked down the stand-
ing
tanding corn and outspretty badly.
Mrs. Colclough and. son Clifford
spent Tuesday in Goderich.
Miss Margaret Love spent a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Ed. Brit-
ton,
Mr, Leo Stephenson left on Monday
for a week's holiday with friends in
Toronto' and Niagara.
Landesboro
The monthly meeting of the Wo-
nieri b Institute will be held in the
community
h all oh IThursday, Sept,
2nd. The topic, '0•lir Duty as Can-
adian Citizens," will be taken airy Mrs.
5.:Cartel!, Solo,' Miss L. Brighton;
reading, Miss ,Mamie' Ross; piano
duet, Mrs. (Rev.) Snell and Mrs. E.
Adams. 'Hostesses: '•Mrs. ,Bert Nott,
Mrs. Morrell, IVIrs. J. Radford; Mrs.
Ewan and Mrs. W. Mountain.
Huron Iliond East
Miss Jean Pickett and her brother
George, of Detroit are s
few days at Mr; Wm. Ball's.
Mr,. Charles 1Coole of the 73ayfie
Road, Goderir:h.township, spent a few
dais recently withh his son, Mr. Fred
Ci>ol' .•
Ernest Vanderburgh spent Sunda
with Harold Crittenden.
Ruth Engin spent a few days last
week with Edna Cools,
Mrs: MlaaDannidand her daughter,
Tina, who have spent a eaup�
of weeks at Mr. MacAermid's; liar
returned to their home in Seaforth.
Me. Wm. Crittenden, while moving
some iinplemen�ts on Saturday ,la
received an injury to his arm and leg.
Mr. Archie Lamont of Milburn
has commenced threshing in this v
Mr, Earp St•elvaitand Mr. Donal
Milne of Detroit are guests at th
home of 14Isv.�i''ixi. Crittenden.
spending
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WINGHAMe Following a short ill-
ness, there passed away, in Victoria
Hospital, on Sunday, . August 22nd,
Sarah Hobbs,' widow of the late Whit-
field' ,Terinyn, of the Bluevale Road,
who predeceaed her twenty years ago.
The deceased woman was in her 71st
year. Two sons and two daughters
survive, Russeil at home; Vietor, St.
Marys; Mrs, .Murch, Toronto, and
Mrs. (Rev.) A..Sinolair, Heusall. The
funeral took place from her late resi-
dence on the Bluevale Read Wednes-
day, August 25th, at 2:30 o'clock. In,
terment was made in the Wingham
cemetery.
PEACHES! PEACHES!
I expect a carload of late AIberta
peaches, guaranteed freestone, the
last week in September.
Orders taken any time
Special Price at the Car
Glen Cook, Clanton
*Phone 171
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DEBENTURES
FOR SALE
The Corporation of the Town of,
Clinton offers to local investors de-
bentures issued for payment of the
new `Collegiate Institute building, in
sums of $50o 'and $1,000, yielding
five per cent. to the purchaser. In-
terest payable semi-annually on Feb.
1st and Aug. 1st.
Further' information anay be ob-
tained from
D. L. MACPHERSON,
Treasurer.`
Clinton, Aug. 3rd, 1926.
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THERE IS 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 having your' old one.overhauled
during the summer months,
Phone 244 and leave your order and
we will look after your work for you.
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HARDWARE And. PLUMBING
Pho¢re: 244
This is Marshall Month
During August we are giving- a good Slip Coyer with every
Marshall Sanitary Mattress we sell, so it will pay you to buy now
and enjoy real restful sleep ever after.
We also carry a full line of all the better makes of Mattresses
at most reasonable prices.
Our Fall stock is in, all ready for your, inspection, everything to
make your home comfortable and cosy including Chesterfield Suites,
Chairs and Rockers of all kinds, Bedroom Suites in the new and
nifty finishes. Dining room Suites in Fumed, Old -English and Golden
Oak and Walnut, Kitchen Cabinets (some real bargains) Kitchen
Tables and Chairs and Ferneries galore.
HARDWARE
The stove season will soon be here aril we are prepared better
than ever to supply your needs in Ranges and Heaters, made by
the different manufacturers in order to give you a selection in price
and quality.
A Congoleum Mat given FREE with every Stove Purchased
A full stock of shelf hardware, Brantford Roofing (best by test).
We 'do Plumbing and Tinsmithing-. .Ask us for estimates
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS , MONUMENT HEADERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 196
Does Your Coal
shut out the penetrating fail
winds and keep, you warm even
in severe weather?
If not, why not orders here
an overcoat of seasonable
weight
TAILORED
in a practical style : that will
give service several seasons.
You will find' it a "worth-.-..
while" investment.
Iiow about a business suit?
We are sole agents in Clinton
L'..ti for Semi -Ready Suits. Over
100- patterns in Fall and Winter
�f Suitings andOvercoatings.
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PHONE 224-W
Spot Cash for Eggs and Poultry
'EGGS
Bought according to' Government grading
LIVE :POULTRY
Broilers, Hens, Old Roosters,Old Turkeys,
OId and Young Ducks all bought according to size and quality
To insure satisfaction write'; phone or call on us before
marketing your produce. Give us an ' opportunity to prove
- that we give specialized service to you in eggs and poultry.
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