HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1926-09-16, Page 8CLINTON'S LDADING JEWELRY STORE
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Eyes are are bread winners; take care of thein and they
wiIl take carof you. Sight is priceless, saveyour eyss. If
in doubt consult.
R. H. JOHNSON
No Guesswork About our Alleihods.
AppOintments Made by mail. Eyes Tested! FREE.
Graduate of Toronto College of ,Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs • Next 1ro4ey's Drug Store
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NEW -FALI../ SHIRTS
You might wait months to lay in shirts for cool months'
wear, but you'll not beat these prices for real quality, new pat-
-terns, and the same high class workmanship which means fit
and comfort. All 'sizes now ---14 to 18:
_ 98c and $»2.75
Plumsteel
PHONE 25,
POS.
HE'S HAPPY
Ot course he is happy. Ile knows that when he delivers the
grocery order to mother's door she will reward him with "something
' good" from the grocery basket. And he is healthy, too, because all
the good things mother gives him to eat come from the C. & S.
Grocers, where quality is the f irst consideration. Our °prices, too,
are always lowest. ••••
• THE C. & S. GROCERS
Main Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Store, Phone 125 J.
Of coursea radio is wonderful any time of the year—that
is because they have been developed to such a high stage of •
perfection, But 'during the fall atmospheric conditions are
perfect and srou'll get marvelous results. Clear, sharp and full!
Then too—this is the beginning of the big broadcasting season.
The air ts full of things you should not miss. -
P. S. Won*be long 'till you get the World Series and the.
Dempsey-Tunney fight over tbe radio. Get ready. Yo\ii.
favorite chair will be a ringside seat !
kailios at Prices You Can Afford. Sets and Parts.
45 volt B. Battery $4.50 45 volt liver B. Batteries $5.75
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Sets Installed and Repaired. Batteries, Tubes.
HARDWARE PLUMBING ELECTRIC WIRING
PHONE 147w
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iVIiHinery
A special invitation
tendee to the Ladies of Clin-
ton and surrounding country
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to come and view the new
) styles in fashionable millinery
,' Our stock is no' complete.
Including some very fine
English Felts. »•
'11 -IE V9UE
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For the splendid school opening
business accorded us. Sincerely
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we thank you. For riext„year
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and the year to folloW•we are eo=,
couraked to prepare for yorand
to endeavor to remain worthy of
your continue.c1--patronage.
The iany uses of a
Flashlight are,
too long to enumerate but no niiitter
who the person is, from the lonely
spinster who needs a light to look
under the bed and into the clothes,
closet the last thing at night to the
brave boy scout out alone after dark,
or the motorist who is stalled with a
flat tire or engine trouble, night
Tatehman, travclers, mothers looking
to see if baby Is ,alright, and so on.
There is no end to the many uses Of
an Eveready Flashlight and it ie only
to remind you of this -fact that we
have named a few examples.
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Tile W. Be Fair Co
Often the Cheapest—Always the -est
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Miss »Shiriey Bawden visited in Strat-
fad flast week.
Miss Jessie O'Neil of London was
home over the week -end.
Miss Alice Slonfan was home from
Stratford over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs, George Watts were
in Toronto last week attending the
Fair.
Miss Olive Josling, who has.been vis-
iting friends in J)etroit, has re-
turned.
Xi'. and Mrs. Joe Agnew of Lucknow
Was the guest last week of Mrs.
Mary Snyder. .
Ws..D. B. Cuntilrigham accompanied
her little daughter to Alma Col-
lege, St. Thomas on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. lhaIntyre and fam-
ily of Port Huron Mich., visited
last -week with Clinton friends:
Miss Verginia Quarrell of Van Buren,
Ark., is visiting her sister, Mrs. L.
C. Harrison, at St. Paul's rectory.
Mr. Edgar Maguire returned last
-week after several months visit
with relatives in the United States.
Miss •Cleta Ford returned Saturday te
St. Thomas to resume her duties as
a member of the staff oflAlma Cel -
lege.
Miss Jean Miller and her cousin, Miss
Alice Miller of .Royal Oak,Mich.,
spent the week -end with eaforth
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nediger spent
the week -end with their daughter,
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Miss Linnie, who is teae ing at
tions Head. •
Miss Alice Niftier, a studentat the
State university,' Ypsilanti, Mich.,
is the guest of her cousiniNliss
Jean Miller of town. •
Councillor F. W. and Mrs. Johnston
have returned' from a visit with
Fenwick, Niagara Palls, Guelph
and Georgetown friends.
Miss Mary Relines of Medicine Hat,
Alta., who recently returned from
„a trip to Europe, is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. A. D. Beaton. ,
Mr. Willis 0. COOpek, who is with a
London, England, business firm,
t sails on Sept. 24th for South Af-
rica, On business for-ehis firm and
'will ibe there until spring, ,
Mrs. 1. J. qua accompanied Mr. and
Mrs. G. Mudie of Goderich township
• and Mrs. Lowell Misner on a motor
trip to Toronto, Hamilton and Port
ROltineon over the -Week-end.
Mrs. Clara Rumball was a week -lend
visitor with her son in Lorsdom» On
her return she was atcompanied by
her little grandson, Master jack,
who will speed a couple of week's
with her.
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Mr. Wward CooPer •-• of Vancouver,
• }LC., spent a» couple. Of days with
his cousin, Mr.A. T:•Cooper of
town last week, This was •Mr.
Coopers first visit east and he was
enjoying it ininvensely. ,
Dr. M. -Louise Hurrell, Mr. Anthony
Ilurrell and Mies Rose Stahley, of
Rochester N.Y., MI'S, A. B. Hut -
roll, Bridgeburg and Mr. F. Stygall,
Butialo, N.Y.:, were the guests last
week of Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Patti-
son.
Mrs. R. A. Bell, who has been in
North .Bay for the past six months
or so, returned home last -tveek.
• •Sheohsited her (laughter at Allen-
dale and with friends at simeoe4he-
,„ foe she carne home:* Her little
grand -daughter Miss Muriel Mair
of Allendale, accompanied he:i
,home.
Tuckersimith Township
Mr, and Mrs, Gilbert Brown of
Durkie, Mich., ntotored over and deceased, among theta being many
spent the holiday with their grand- frere her old hoiae township df Stan -
parents, Mr, and Mrs, Herbert Crich. ley.
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Early »Fall » Slug estiolis
Introducing Muffets "-something new
The all -ear round 'cereal
A MEAL IN EVERY MPF'FET
Delicious if served with raw fruit such as Peaches,
Gar »of Peaches due to arrive about -October lst,
e are taking our orders..in» turn and will sell then] ,on
arrival of car at $3 25 bus. -
Heinz Spirits Vinegar, per gal. 75c.
Special Preserylng Kettle and • 1 ' Another car of "Redpath Sugar" '
.VALENCIA RAISINS
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• goap Deal this week. this week .special price it car—
•. •7 lbs. Rolled Oats 28e »
10 bars soap and kettle • $1.29. . and at the store. • 3 lbS' Brealifast Food ...... 25c
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2 pkgs. Lux ,.. . .... ..'22c
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2 pkgs. Corn Flakes
2 cans Pineapple
5 lb. Pail Syrup . . ...... 38e
3 lb. Pail Shortening 55c
Clark's Vegetable Soup
4 lb. Sealer Raspberry Jain 60e
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK END
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Loose Cocoa, per lb. 10e '
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Special Black Tea • 48c 4
Our Own Black Tea ••65c
1Sherriffs jelly Powders
5 iwbsi.thc:na
Plltes l
• 29c-» •4 lb. Sealer Marmalade .........50c
35e 6 bars O'Neil's, Soap . . . 25e
Aylmer Soups, 2 for • 25e -
»Ginger 'Slurps, 2 lbs. for • 25e' •
Taney Mixed Biscuits25 f
3 lbs. Rice .. . . . 25c '
In »the Morning First Deliveg9 a.m. In the3Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order Early
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1896 Thirty Years 1926
See the New Fantyles
• lien's dress becomes more practical, mbre serviceable and better
looking every year. • Thirty Years have worked great changes, but
it will be hard, well nigh impossible to make better looking or
longer wearing men's suits than these new Fall models. •>
Our Pall styles and materials are now in and we inyite your
inspection. •
Suits for Men
.As Low as
$32.00
Davis & • er
VETERAN TAILORS .
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HOT »SUPPER
In- St. Pant's Parish Hall
Under auspices.of the Ladies' Guild
on
Thursday, Sept 23
• Supper served from, 5 to 7
MENU: » Dressed Pork, Roast Beef,
Escalloped Potatoes, Salads, Jellies,
Pickles, Pie. •
• Adniission 35e
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LATE PEACUES!
• Orders takesi for late Peaches•
Guaranteed Free Stone
Late Albertas
"- And Crawfords
$2,50 bus. basket
Glen Cook, Cliritan
Phone 171
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Goderich Township
The community was deeply grieved
by the sudden death Wdnesday, Aug-
ust 25th, of Mrs. John Sowerby,
well-known resident of the 3rd. cen-
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cession far the past tidily years. De-
ceased,' whose Maiden name was Sar-
ah Louisa- Snowden was born on the
•Sauble Lipe; Stanley township, where
her two surviving sisters, Miiies El-
izabeth and Rose Snowden,' still re-
side. »She was e kindly ,,neighboP and
of whoin it might have been truly
said,"she looketh well to the ways of
her houseold," - A largo concourse of
sorrowing relatives and friende were
present at the funeral Friday after
noon to pay their last respects to the
PHONE 224-W.
EBENTURES
FOR- SALE
The Corporation of the Town of
Clinton offers to local investors de-
bentures issued forpayment of the
new Collegiate Institute building, in
sums Of $500 and - 41,000, yielding
five per cent, to the purchaser. hi-
terest payable semi-annually on Feb.
1st and Aug. lst.
Further information may be ob-
tained front
D. L. » IVIACPHERSON,
Treasurer.
Clinton, Avg, ard, 1926. 6941
Fall is ,
Approaching
Time for stoves and betters -1'
See purs before you buy.
Our specialty is th •
Jewel Quebec
Made by Clare Bros., well known
and well liked by all.
If you want that new Furnace, we
• have just the thing •
"The. Hecla "
at the right price.
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
• Phone 244
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Enjoy This Chesterfield Suite
Now that the lond evenings are here again why not have real
comfort while enjoying your radio concerts instead of suffering both
the agony of a stiff old Chair and the static. If it's something less
eXpensive we have all kinds of comfortable chairs and rockers at any
price you desire. •
Our ,Pall -Stock of Carpet, Linoleum, Congoleum and Oil Cloth
Rugs is herkilso Linoleum and 011 Cloth by the yard.
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\HARDWARE
The stove season will soon be here and we are prepared bettor
than ever to supply your needs in Ranges and. Heaters, made by
the different manufacturers in order to give you tt 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
°intim Hardware and Furniture Co
THE STORES W.UTII A STOOK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture »Phone: 104 • Hardware 195
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usic Lessons
Will take a limited nkunber of pupils
Will be at home afternoons and
evenings •
Residence; Erie St.
MISS E. 51 BECKER
73-2-p
Music Lessons,
MISS EDNA WISE,
PIANO AND THEORY
Vacancies tor Pupils.
Apply at Studio
Al home on Ontario Street'
or Phone 163j
.411/1131.*
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Spot Cash -for Eggs and Poultry
Bought according to Government grading
LIVE POULTRY
Broilers, Hens, old Roosters, Old Turkeys,
Old and Young Ducks all bought according to size and quality
'To insure satisfaction write, phone or call on a -before
marketing your produce. Give us an -opportunity to prove
, 'that we give specialized service to you in eggs and poultry.
• The Place Where Quality Counts -
GUNN9 LANGLOIS & Co. Limit -1
HEAD OFFICE' -- MONTREAL, (WE
CLINTON BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO "
PHONE 190