HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1926-12-02, Page 8CLINTON'S LEADING .JEWELERY PTPRE
• 'Get out.tif the w,ay Of tile Man
knows where he's goig',
• He's beenover to:his meigliberS
and heard the VItivedni'Redio
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and is now on his•way.,te John..
stonis jewelleu, Store _to get•
tube, $115.00, 5 tubes $125,00
• g tubes $250.00 --
The best in .the -world
• Also a '5 tube Transatlantie,,
,
• Whitco 5 tube coniplete• for
$80.06
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GracinA of Toronto 'College .of Optornetry •
Fixe Jewellery and Repairs •• Next Hovey's Drug Store
' ;Candles sere Part bf, our 'Christmas
. display and are finding inuoh%aver'
for their•akietic hoauts. or ,r40111 de-'
coration, gift giyfiig andseuvenirs,
rieli shades ef orange, 11.1e, rose, Yet;
low and black. Au.8 inch one at 51:le
a , pail! is ,very ornamental, then the
yuletide eandim- red -with. low stand
pAinted green at 45d for- the • two,
should, be mentioned, the'. candle is
• about 1 inch -in diameter and-44,inches
long, an again tb DinneP Tapers
about' two feet/long, smokeless,'
less odorless„ at ',She each, and a
"twist" at 15c each are good values,•
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•; father, brother or husband than
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anew English Ereadcloth shirt
Plain colors •faney patterns.
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You may add to it if you wish
one O our new silk or crepe ties.
They are right up-to-date and
range in prita from
75c to $1.50
Just about three weeks more and it
will be too late to do your Christ-
.
mas Shopping Early.
The popularity of the Private
-Greeting Card as a symbol of friend-
ship at., Christmas has increased
steadily. every year. The sentiment
expressed conveys the feeling which
sometintes hard to express. It ,is a
convenient messenger of friendship
add goodwill. 's -The personal touch
bf the printed name making the card
more personal.
DON'T OVERLOOK OUR
"'CHRISTMAS KARD KORNER"
MO W1 11 Fair Go.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
We have a chd.ce selection of
'House •Slippers for all the
fain-
ily and at loer prices than have
been shown since pre-war days.
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DON'T LET SANTA CATCH
YOU SLEETING—
SHOP EARLY
Plu ral steel Bros.
PHONE 25,
NEW FRUITS
ILAISINS=Walenela, 'Seedless, Puffed,
Seeded, Bleached' Sultanas for light
fruit rake, Large Muscatels.
NEW PEELS ---Citron, Orlinge. and
Lemon, also cut ;peels, ready
Shelled Nuts, Cherries, Extracts
Almond Icing
The C. & S. Grocers
Main Store, Phone 126 N.
'Branch Store, Phone 125 a.
(trig
JLpproadiling,
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Now is the time to buy Koastmg Pans, Pud-
ding dishes, Double Boilers, Mixing bowls, etc.
We always:::ep.hy Rill of Pyrex Ovenware, Casseroles,
Plates, li.tuffiir,paris, Jelly Moulds. Custard cup. etc.
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SilvervvareiRodgers"1847, Adams, Patricia.nd Prirnros
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NXie liavetl<nives,. Forks, Dessert Spoons; Table Spoons
• TSfic,ons, Berry Spoon. Pickle !orks, Pie Servers
••Butter KniVes.
A146 Attractive Gkft Cab.irtett
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tteta St• Perdue
HARDWAItIl l'I.:LITY'BING •ELECTRIC WIRING
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miss Ann Stewart spent the week -end
with Fergus friends. '
Mrs. A. D. IVIcCarthey is visiting her
sister in Hartisten this week.
Mrs. S. T. Murch of Sarnia visited
Miss Hattie Courtice over the week,
end.
Mrs. M. W. Hewell of Goderich was
the week -end guest of Miss Rudd
of lawn,
Mr. W. R. Miller 'of Toronto was the
week -end guest of Mr. E. G. and
Miss Hattie Courtice.
Mrs. Holmes, Sr. of Raglan street
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Archibald of Seaforth.
Miss B'essie Davies, who has been in
Toronto for the past couple of
months or so, returned home Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Ladd left this
• morning for Los Angeles, Cali-
fornia, where they intend spending'
the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McMurray of Har-
riston were in town last week and
Mrs. McMurray remained with
Clinton friends over the week -end.
Miss Mary Collyer, a.graduate of the
• School of -Commerce, has gone to
• London and has taken a position
with the Keystone Seeurities Cor-
poration,
Mr, and' Mrs, a-oseph ;Clegg and as-
ter Tek of Brus,$GIS were visitors
with the lady's mother over the
week -end, attending, the wedding
of her sister Monday Morning.
Mr.. • Mervyn ' Farquhar of Detroit
was home over the week -end and
attended the 'wedding' of his sister,
Miss Jean, who was married early
Monday, morning in Weeley-Willis
'church.,
'Col. J. A. Cooper of Toronto was with
(Clinton relatives over the week -end,
coming:up to attend the funeral of
his nnele, the late Thomas MeKen.
zie, which took 'place on Sunday af-
• ternoon.
Miss Zelina Berry of Toledo, Ohio,
was the guest for a few days dur-
• ing the past week of Mrs. Margaret
• Farquharof town. She acted as
•'bridesmaid at the tagiesen-Fatira-
liar' wedding Monday mning.
Mrs W. E. Floody and 'little 'Miss
Catherine returned to their holne
in Toronto on Friday after a visit
with the -fon:sees pardiitS,Mr. 'and
Mrs. H. B. Chant. Catherine has
been with heir -grandparents since
the •summer.
Mr. Elgin Mason of New York City,
after another transcontinental 'Cour,
.visited at his •home here over the
week -end and Ileft on Monday, ad,
companied •by • his father, IVIr.
Thomas 'Mason, who will spend the
winter at Romeo, Mich. Mrs. Ma-
son, who has been milled to Toron-
to owing to the illness of her broth,
Mr. 'Charles E. Smith,
will join her husband later. ,
Mr. W. G. Beattie of Beath; Bros.;
Fergus, has. been in town today
looking over 'Clinton, with a view
to getting some pointers as to civic
improvement He came printipally
to see the Collegiate building,
Which he looked over carefully, but
he also expressed himself as, struck
• with other points, ' where FergaZ'
could well emulate in 'We should
• keep to the mark if we are to be
• held up as examples. '
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Ciiittcrn News.gecorcl
TIRADER 2, 1926,
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'-Friday, Saturday:and -1Vionda)7,f/Dec. 3r0., 4th. and -6th:
Tliree'-Si)ecial' days for Cash. ,
car of Pure Cane GranulatedSugarat,remarkable price
and ria.ai-ket .
For 27 cents
ICING STJGAR.
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MIXED PEEL.. . ; i . ;•., .1.7,......
Lemon and 'Orange ....,4 .... 41. ,4:`
. CLARK'S 'SOUPS • '''
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PEAS •• •-• . • .,,J 27
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READY.. CUT, MACARONI 19;•••• ,
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• JELLY POWDER
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:4 pkgs for 29e
SOAP CIIII'S = ' In
2 lb. for • 4IOC
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O'NEIL'S SOAP 9G,„
'1Ar6 fat . . ... : : . Id if - •
2 tier ... .. 439n
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DA.TES
2 lbs. for 29c
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• . BORDEN'S MILK 911
• 2 Tins for . . ..... . . . . , , 4 VT
CORN PLAICES ' . 29C
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• ROLLED OATS
6 lbs, foi ... • . 29C
• CORN MEA;., 29c
6 lbs. for .
MATCHES*
BoxeS for
3 pkgs for ...... .
'Other Every Day Specials, •'
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• ALMONDS 60c
NEWIJUICir P1tITINES1' 9t,„ •
2 ibs, for 4,010 40 •
NEW 'COOKING Eta •
'.2 lbs: for . .. .
'NEW VALENCIA Q
RAISiNS, per lb. . .. . LOC I
PLUM JAM
Large size .. . 4: .. , ' 4
BAKING POWDDR 112,
"Red Stay" .. , .. ...
/ SHORTENING
3 lb. Pail 50c
SHORTENING •Or -
5 .11i: Tail• V•
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P. G. SOAP ' •• Cal '
10 bars*for
29c NEW SHELLED
WALNUTS, per lb. ..... tFirk.
FISH DEPARTMENT—Finnan Haddie and Filletts. Haddie Toast— Scamble two eggs, heat a small
piece of haddie, place flakes of haddie on three slices of well buttered -toast, then put scrambled egg on top, season •-4
and serve
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m4 Kindly Order Early
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Service .,4•0: A 48
Where "Sells for less price prevails.
VIVRTOWT[qPiThWOROVIRWAPPPIPPIMPOWIttifit~WMWO
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A complete stock in all AiZQA
and the newest styles and, colors
just arrived. At our prices the
well-known Biltmore Itat can-
not be beat for quality or price,
Look at Yeur Hot
• --Everyone Else Dots"
Dav,is &Herman
Custom Tailoring ,
•• Cleaning and Pressing
reittutort
Por Men
THE MASTER HAT OF CANADA
THE VOTE IN SOUTH HURON
Some results in other municipal-
ities* as far as we could gather them
before going to'....press1' Seine ;listed
hede,are not com15.1ete:
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-RAW FURS
WANTED
AM now paying special high prices
for all 'kinds •of raw Fur.
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SY)5.. CHAPLIN, IN
"OH, WHAT A NURSE!"
Under the auspices of the Wotnen's
• ' Institute . „ • ••-• •
' ADMISSION: 35c and .25e, •
.' 7• War Tax Extra
'• „Matinee Wednesday at 4 p.in.
. ADMISSION: 10e 36-1.
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You- Ready
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•'For Winter
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13e .prepared by having. us install
one of our Jewel Quebec Cooks and
48 Heaters hi your home. •
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59 Perhaps it is a furnace yon are in
85 Aged od. Everyone knows• the best
is He-cla," made 'by 'Clare Bros.,
Pi:eston,-or let us repair your old one.
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Good. Old Christmas Time
Is Coming Fast
It's not too early N plan your gifts so we are submitting a
list for your consideration to help you make someone happy.
How about a Chesterfield Suite
from the family.
Cr a good comfortable Chair or
'Rocker, or Ai good Spring and Mat -
We have la real stock of Floor,
Bridge and Table Lamps in all the
new styles.
Swell Mirrors and Pictures to
brighten up the home.
Other very useful articles are: Lin-
oleum, Congoleum or Carpet Rugs or
Mats, Fancy Tables, Desks, Sectional
Bookcases, Cedar Chests, Card Tables,
Ferneries and Smokers.
All kinds of Furniture for the
children, Including: Doll Cabs, Baby
Walkers,'Sleighs Toy Sets, High
Chairs and .Smad Rockers.
And as you know—
• "OUR PRICES ARE RIGIIT"
HARDWARE DEPT.
We always carry a good ,,line -of
Silverware,Carving Sets, 'Stainlesq
Steel Knives and Forks, Eectric Per-
colators and Toasters.
• For • the Kiddies—Kiddie Cars,
Sleighs and Wagons. "
Special Window of Aluminum ware
at 790.
Electric Light Bulbs 5 for $1,00
Clinton Hardware and
-• THE STORES WITH A
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Furniture Phone: 104
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Furniture
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MONUMENT DEALERS
Hardware vid
WANTED
All kinds of Live and Dressed
for the Christmas Trade
• GUNN, LANGLOIS 8z Co., Limited,
HEAD OFFICE — MONTREAL, QUE.
•' CLINTON BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO
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