The Clinton News Record, 1926-11-04, Page 8CLINTON'S LEADING ,I WFLERY STORE
WRIST, WATCHES NECKLACES PEARLS ItIN'.GS BROOCHES
VANITIES; EARRINGS; PENDANTS BRrAChLETS" NOVELTIES
FOR YOURSELF—FOR OTHERS—THE IDEAL GIFT
. " H. <JOHNSON.
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Fine Jewellery and "Repairs ,"i`Iext'Hovey's Drug Store
its the. of your
,Clothes that Count
13uy; Good Clothes
Sl: rel ?< half the j
ri>f dows .in 'thymi''
and' vicinity arc
furai ish.ed t h
Sterling quality
S•hadeson ;era ine
I- artshc r°n Rollers "
and' I irslh, `Flat
ods. No -`sag, no
tarnish. All to
troublesand faulty;
economy comes of
the other half.
I
Clint
Inton's
TI-IfiRSDAY,,NOVL1vMBER 4; 132E
r rot -ter
Many a roan" wants good clothes
'butis a "price buyer.' He doesn't
know that there is nothing`; as ex
pensive aa' cheaply made,: garments.
Our'new Winter Overcoatshave
nothing cheap about them exeept
the blriee, Materials and; work-
manahiee are the higheat grade and
the :price the .lowest.
Out aim is to give the very best
in style bud quelity 'at the very
lowest price possible,
Don't Buy. Cheat) Clothes Pet
GOOD CLOTFIES CHEAP
If; ,,you:;.. want your
dollar to do its . full
duty . spend it at .home
dvhen you do you .are
loyal to yourself and.
your; community.
steel Bros.
PHONE 25,
What'll ' 1
Order
Your everyday- problem, "What'll I
order?" will quickly be solved here,
where a great variety of choicest gro-
ce:ies are.attiactively displayed and
serve. as suggestions for many varix,•
tions of the niehu. You will find
•tempting' feeds that will satisfy the
most fastidious appetite.
Leave' Your Order Ilere for
Good Winter••and-Coolcing Apples
I. 1
The C. & S. Grocers
Main Store, Phone 125 W..
• Branch Store, Phone 125 J.
Tile W. D. Fair Go
Often 'the Cheai est •a=Always the Best
atlilUunennm11e114,.."
Miss Louise Beaton left for Toronto
this rnoining.
Dr. R. Fowler is on his annual hunt-
ing trip up north this week,;
Mrs. Chas. Johnston of Belgrave was,,
the guest` of 111, s ,Rayid Steepe on
Monday.,:.t,•
Mr, and Mrs. Steele of Ripley were
guests of Mrs. A. D: Benton over
the week -end,
Mr. John.Penny of ,Dundas spent
,Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs.
W. T. Hawkins.
Mr. and "Mrs, Arthur Warren of.Hani-
ilton were guests at the home of
the batter's brother, Mr. W. T. II;aw-'
]tins, on Sunday.
MVirs. E. Fleming and daughters, Dor-
othy and Irene, of Fergus are vis-
iting the lady's parents, Mr. and
Me's, A. Lucas of town. "
Mr. and Mrs. Dt3vis emir Mrs, E. J.
Shepherd and Miss- Alison mot-
ored up from ;Toronto and spent the
• week -end with their aunt, Bin, Al-
ice Robson.
Messrs. R..Case, Elmer Miller ani.
Jhn Itennedy • left Saturday morn-
ing on ;a trip tp Niagara, Buffalo
and New York. They will probably
be absent a couple of weeks.
Mies' A.•Bartlifr has taken a position
as 'house ntii se" at St. Andrew's
Boys' School, Aurora, and left the
beginning of the week to assume
her new duties.
Miss LueyLevy and her' nephew,' Don-
ald, who were to leavelast week for
California, were delayed on .account
of ' a delay in the arrival of . their
tickets,•i'eservations, etc., but left
yesterday,
Mreand Mrs. S. S. Cooper; Miss Han
ria and Mrs.. Percy Ladd leave .Mon -
daffy for Redlands, California, where
they intendspending the winter.
Mr. Ladd will accompany them as
far as Chicago.
Mrs, '4V. E. Floody of Toronto is •vis'
iting her pai'etite, Mr. and Mrs. H:
B. Chant. MIs Floody. has not
boon well for some time and is not
yet .restored to perfect health but
it is hoped the e1'iange will be bene"
ficial to her ' . •
Mr. W. G. Medd of Exeter, Progres-
sive eandidate in South Huron in.
the conning"election, was iii town on
Tuesday., Mee Medd told The
News-Record'that he was in the
' campaipn to the finish, irreepoctivo
of what others night do and that
he would fight the campaign on the
temperance question. .
All'your friends have doubtless'beann•talking about the wonderful
new 11-C Radio its'performance;; appearance and startling value.
Here are some -of the features that have taken. the country by storm:
Dsuni Control -Life -like Tone
Graphic Dial Station, Selector'
Grand Master Cabinet—Power Tubes
AIT -Metal Shielded Chassis -
No Squealing—No Howling
Designed for Canadian Conditions
Judge for yourself if this is not the greatest radio value of the
day We will' be glad to demonstrate in your own home and you
will agree that here is radio at its best—a pleasure for you and no
obligation.
Model C-5, Console Illusti'atci 4,e lr a Aft
Delivered to you complete.
this Set
tn'Your
Own Horne
Sutter . •Perdue
HARDWARE: PLUMBING ELECTRIC WIRING
PHONE 147w
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all, Scribbli
lj e x41/4 ili'ach
The News -Record
ids
15c pOki51
oqey De* Melons, Head Lettuce, Sweet Potatoes
,inriantaddle, ; Filletts,•y, `Cele Cranberries, Grape Fruit
California Grapes, Canadian Grapes.'
Roquefort -:Cheese per lb 60c. Kraft and Cream cheese, per pkg. 25c
Pimento ch'eese;ti I-lubbard Squash, "Mince meat, Table figs, Brazil -nuts." See our north window:
!'eek-end"Specials'
5 lb. le' lard 95x;;,
6 lbs..Epsom salts 25c-
l3i1lcin Po�'der 18c
Cocoa, per,=1b; 10c
2 pkgs. Corn -Starch • 19c
3 boxes snatches, Redbird
c> and. Dominion 29c
6 lbs. Rolled Oats -29c
3 lbs. Rice 25c
2 lbs. Tapioca 30c
New -Fruits, Peds and Nuts.
ALMOST EVERYTHING NOW
IN, STOCK '
Seedless Raisins . ; 2 lbs for 29c
New Seeded Raisins, per lb. .. 15c
New Valencia Raisins per lb. .. 15c.•
• New Bleached Sultana, per lb 25c
New Lemon and Orange Peel, kb' 27c
New Citron Peel, per. lb.. . 55c
New Shelled Almonds, per lb. . 75c
New Shelled Walnuts, per lb. .. 59c
Seeded Raisins, Sun -Maid • 18c
.. Cooking Figs 2 lbs. for 25c
Special For Thanksgiving
Fancy Cakes, per ib. 20c
OTHER ,THINGS.
Sandwich Spree 45c7`
Club House Dressing 35c
Canned Pimentos 10 & 20d
Campbell's Soup 2for 28c
--' Clark's Soup 10c
Mince' Meat, lb 20c
Asparagus 25c, 35c, & 40c
3 lb, Marmalade, per jar 45c
Muffetts, (Free Sample) _ 2 for 35c
This week we especially draw your attention to our new
Fruit. Display. Call and see it.
in the Morning. First Delivery 9 a.m.
Cash and
S :"' rvtiC'e
VAtt
In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m.
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Where " Sells for less
price. prevails.
Kindly" Older Early
Phone
48
Stewart -Warner
Radi Sets
`Pubes and Radio
Equipments
THIS IS `r STATION S.W.R.D.
which stands for Stewart -Warner
Radia Dealer
'You will get full value for your
money here. Service at all tines,
33efore buying ;a radio set see and
hear.the.5 and 6 tube seta, which for
clearness and puj;ity of tone have no
'equal ate any price, and the price is
within the reach of all.
Sots sold on 'easy monthly pay-
ments. Every sell guaranteed 60 days.
CALL AND SEE THEM •
Mr. E. S. Livermore, who .has been
west this summer and who has
been in 'the Saskatoon General Hos-
pital suffering from an attack of
typhoid for the past nine weeks, is
expected home on Friday, He has
been out of the hospital for a week
and has gained strength rapidly.
His friends hope his recovery is
complete.
Or Better Still, 'have a set installed
in your home on 5 days Free Trial
Setseinstallod anywhere in town or
country, free of charge.
Musical�Instruments For Sale
A8. A. . 1OVLCF H
Phone 89 Clinton, Ont,
Huron Road East
Messrs, Clarence Ball and. Ernest
Crich are ploughing for Mr. W. Crich.,
Master Melbourne Ball entertained
about fifteen of his boy friends on
Saturday last, being the 12th anni-
versary of his birth,
Mi Noble Holland is busy thresh-
ing beans. for the farmers,
Mi. Wm: Glazier. 'is busy "hauling
gravel,for Mr. Ilugilk.
Mr.. Wm Ball shipped somelambs
and a calf to Toronto on Saturday
last.
Mr. Arnold Jamieson has •been laid
tip Inc a few days with blood poison-
ing.
'M], Harvey Johns of Egmondville
is engaged with Mr. has. Mann for a
few clays.
most immediately for their reserva-
tion but later Dr. Crowel and his son
were taken into custody. At first
they said the snot was fired ,by a
man who ran into the woods but later
young Crowe' admitted he fired the
'shot,: aayipg he only did it to frighten
the hien away, having no intention of
bnnti`r anvciie. At an inquest held
last week t".e jury gave a verdict .of
"gross careiessess," in the handling
of a gun,
Lo adeSboro
Mr. and, Mrs. Ainsley of Leaming-
ton spent last week with her sisters,
Mrs. J. Tamblyn; and Mrs, Elsley.
Mr. and Mrs. James Elsley left on
Sunday by motor for -St. Marys,
where they will spend some time with
their daughter, Mrs. Hooper.
Mr. H .Riley put on some new gal-
vanized roofing for Mr, Wm. Brig-
ham last week, •
Rev. B. and lefrs. Snell spent sev-
eral days
eweral'days at London Last week.
Mrs. 11. Lyon es at present visiting
her daughter, 1VI'rs. Kerslake. at- Ex-
etet.
iMfss J. Lyon, who was operated on
in Toronto last week, is getting 'along
as well es can be'expected, her Many
:friends will be glad to know, -
Mrs: T. Moon, ivho was ill last week,
is able to be around ',again, we sire
glad to say.
Mrs, C. Harvey of Exeter spent the
week -end at the 'home of her brother,
Mr. Wan: Brigham.
Mrs. H. Mills 'and Miss Warshaw
called' on friends; here Sundsiy-
Miss Drayton ,of Kitchener recent-
lY, visited friends ' here.
Mr. and Mrs,' Brodgen spent the
week -end at the home of their (laugh --
ter, 'Mrs.
laugh-ter•,'Mrs. Lyon, in Blyth..
Mr. and Mrs. J. Radfordmotored
to Paris recently to attend a funeral.
YOUNG INDIAN ADMITTED
FIRING FATAL SHOT; JURY
CB A11 GES "CA REI:ESSNESS
Euchre and Dance
Will, be held in the
Town Hall
Under the auspices of the
WOMb1N'S INSTITUTE
on
'Thursday, Nov. 11
at 8 p.m
Lunch Admission, 50e.
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DEBENTURES
FOR SALE
The Corporation of the Town of
Clinton offers to local investors de-
bentures issued fox payment of the
new Collegiate Institute building, in
sums of $500 and $1,000, yielding
five per cent. to the purchaser. In-
terest payable semi-annually on Feb.,
1st and Aug. let.
Further information may be ob-
tained from
•
`D, L. IVIACPHERSON,
Treasurer.
Clinton, Aug. Srd, 1926. 00-11
Hugh Grant iylcKay, of Bruce town-
ship, Bruce County, was shot and
killed while walking in the woods
'with some friends ,on the -evening of
Sunday week The young -mien were
eominn- towards:la-shack„occupied tee
an Indian Doctor` and his family and
when they approached_ the shack
someonecarne orat holding a:torch and
in a eminent another malt apeparcd an
the doorway behind him anti fried a
shot which entered the breast of
young McKay and,he fel], expiring iii
a few minutes The Indians left al
•
Stove Season is in Full Swing
We have a 1211. lino 01 the fantails Beach Quebec Heaters and
Ranges, the great fuel, savers and wonderful heaters; also several•,
other makes in the cheaper stoves.
If you are looking for a'seeond hand stove at a lo ' price, we
have them too.
Call and See our,Contbination Storm and Screen bria`r's
Very easiiytehanged for either cold or warm weather
We have a large stock of Roasters in Aluminum, 'Granite, etc.
In fact, we habe anything you want in Granite or Aluminum ware•
$" UtNli'H'iURIlr°
You will likely be needing a new mattressthis fall. Well we
sure have the assortment to select from. Prices ranging from
$7 to $30. We are putting on a special display this week.
Then our general stock of furniture was never better than at
'the present and of course we will be pleased to show you that
we can•satisfy you when it comes to price,.
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
THE STORES NTH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS 4 vIONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 109 s Hardware 195
AL HATS
A complete stock in all siaee•.
and the newest stylesand colors
just arrived, At our prices the
well-known Biltmore Hat can-
not be beat for quality or price.
Look at Your Hat
,—Everyone L',ls'c Does"
Custom Tailoring "or Men
.._Cleaning and Pressing T}qE MASTER HAT OF CANADA.
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STOVIJS 1^Oli, REAL COMFORT
We are the sole agents for the fain-
ous Jewel Quebec ITeatee, made ey
Clare Bros., Preston We have sold
many in this cominuni'•y aid any one
of ..nese many .sitislt ik:,usirs, .till
add their recomiu endatiee - to our
geitratitee.
Perfectly matte and • beautifully
nickelled and enamelled, great heater
as well as cooker. See them now, at.
our store. Ixeatere and; Cook stoves
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HARDWARE` and PLUMBING
Phone 244
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GUNN9 LANGLO S & C0., Limited
HEAD OFFICE — MONTREAL, QUE.
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• CLINTONCLINTON BRANCH,
CLINTON,r ONTARIO
PHONE 190