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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-01-13, Page 8• aLINTON"S BEADING J'EWELERY.STORE tewart-Warner Radio Sits They say Hearing is Believing • Ring me up and appoint an afteroon or evening for a demon- ,stration of the Stewart -Warner, or better still let me install a set in your 'home for five days trial. Listening to this set one night will convince you it the Clearest and best -toned instrument you have ever heard and will. also convinee you it is the set you `•have been looking for, and the price is within the reach of, all. Prices range from $125;0.0 to $700.00 complete. Sets sold on monthly pay- ments if you wish. 1 only 4 -tube Bremer-Tulley set complete, only $115.00, Tubes rejuvenated, 25c each B Batteries (wet and thy). Tubes, Loud Speakers, A Batteries, etc.. for sale ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INiSTRUMENTS FOR SALE • H. A, VK. a Y Stewart -Warner Dealer Phone 149, Clinton I could only remember • than date, I .could only recall that election Majority. `;- I'could only know when I planted. that garden and .the variety of the seed. IF is the biggest two -letter word. our Ianguage, it is the refuge of ose, Who forget facts and their eat se when the fact is wanted. An ffice or Pocket Diary makes '.for- tting" unnecessary, leaves the ain free for -the big. 'things while e diary takes care of more num- ens ' details, The high cost of-for- ;tting is an extravagant expense, is the mind's master -crime, it eans lost motion'—loss, effort—lost me — lost value — sometimes lost lends. A properly kept diary is in- vesting to review in future years, sables you to compare seasons, the ost convenient means . known of eping track of matters io be at- nded to in the future. Valuable on le farm, needful - in 'the -office and pk of interest iii the home. Can be ade your own and your town's his- ry,' ;-rna SAVES YOUR, MEMORY AND ENABLES YOU TO DEFY THE "FORGET" AND "IP" HABITS Da W. D. Fair Co. ften the Cheapest -Always the Best J' i ♦. ti it��.lQiitl(t11RIsuuuulnlumalletall, iss +Mary Hovey has returned from a visit in Burlington. Pw- 1 T S&de, During January, Big Sugar sale Special Price, this week only, on Sugar by the bag. We have unloaded a car of Pure Cane Sugar and the market is firm Get our price this Week. SPECIAL WEED. -END PRICE LIST Friday Satuertlaq To- be jolly and gay Eat fish_ every day FINNAN HADDIE,, 2 lbs. for MESH +HERRING 'SALT HERRING HALIBUT 13. C. SALMON FINNAN ' 13'+ADDLE •FIELET,S 5+13'AOKS OYiSTERS 25c HEAD LETTUCE — CELERY MATCHES 3 boxes for : 29c SLICED PINEAPPLE '15C Per tin .. ................. SOAP C'HSPS . lbs. 9 tta1 C Regular 18c lb. ! for ' SOAP 'P+LAKES 25C Large. Princess .:. c• BAKING POWDER 18C Per tin , . . SHORTENING 'O4O c • Bulk, 3 lits, for ARD 95c 5 Llb, P• " ROLLEDail OATS 29C ' 6 lbs, : for G OLA:RK'S.ISOUPS 27c 3 cans for, •P, & G._ SOAP • While They Last CORN STARCH . 2 plcgs. for 'm. RIOE 4 lbs.' for EPSOM SALTS 4 lbs. for TOMATO SOUP 2 tin ,Campbell's for TODDY Large size`; . 10 X015 50c 19c 25c 25c 25c 59c ,;s;ndag 29c 15c 20c- GRRANT.JLATED SUGAR 75;� 10 lbs. for . . . (10 lbs. to a customer) ORANGE PEKOE TEA q° 03ma 2 lbs. for . CORN MEAL ':. SWEET BISCUITS Per ib. , , FANCY BISCUITS PORK AND BEANS Clark's large size TABLE SYRUP 5 ib, for • 23c .38c TA03LE SYRUP '7 10 lbs. for , , SHORTENING 20 Ib..pail . . COTTAGE ROLLS Per ib , PECAN ROLLS Special, per Ib. SPECIAL $2.75 28c 75c In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order Early Cash. and 1 T• 'O'Neil Service Where " Sells for less" price prevails. - wwwwerWovARPootwo • P 4 Nrs. William Hiles is spending -the -week with Londesboro friend's. . VIr. A. E. Duran is attending a meet- ing of the Dairymen's Association in London this week, VIaster Owen Combe returned this 'week to resume his studies at Trin- ity Boy's College, Port Hope. Mrs. (Dr.) Gunn has returned from a visit. in Wiindsor. +She was ac- companied !by her little grandson, Master Billy Cross. Mr. Colquhoun of Science Hill visited her sisters, Mrs. N. Fitzsimons, Mrs- M. T. Corless and Mrs. Eliza- beth Kennedy, in town this week. Mr. Percy Currie returned on Satur= clay to Chicago, after spending the holiday,period at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Currie, Mrs. McFadden, who has been visit- ing her mother, Mrs. James Corn- ish of town, for the past fortnight or so, has returned to her hone at ',Cookstown. Ma's.Charles Switzer and children, who have {leen visiting the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthus' Cur- rie, have returned to 'their home in •• Stanley township. Mr. and 1Mvs. A. T. Cooper were in Toronto for a couple of days last week, going clown -to meet the former's brother, Mr. Ernest• Cooper of London, England, who ran over from New York for a clay., Miss Margaret Davies, who spent a' intown, left her horns ow a t 'fortnight, t Saturday to .resume •her duties, as deaconness in •a large church in Chicago. Miss Davies remained longer than she intended on ac- count of c-count:of the illness of her father, but Mr. Davies is now on the mend, we are glad to say. Mr. Walgate Tebbutt of Druid, Sask., who cause east, accompanied by Mrs. Tebbutt, a -couple of weeks ago, has been visiting his sister,. Mrs. Walken, of ,town this weeli, also relatives in Goderieh town- ship. Mrs. Tebbutt is visiting hex., mother in Godeiich and they will remain another few weeks before returning to their western hone. -Mr, S. Eagleson of Milton, North Da- kota,. who is visiting relatives at Bayfield, his old home, was in town on Monday and gave The News -Record a call. It is .over thirty years since •Mr, Eagleson went west but he has made fre- quent trips home and he takes 'The - 'News -Record to keep himself post- ed as to how things are progress- ing in the old home locality. Tuckersmith Township Mrs, O'Brien and son Darr' of the West were in Chatham over the week- end. 'Harry was, called to his hoine in Alberta on Tuesday owing to the illness of his wife, after only a two weeks' visit, Ari,r:urn Sheathing Lumber. In mixed woods, for repair work or small buildings at reasonable prices GYPROC—Fireproof Wall Board Resists heat and cold. Is quickly and easily applied, saws and nails- like lumber. Thomas McKenzie Estate CLINTON, ONTARIO Everything in Builders'` Supplies. \. THE C. & S. GROCERS For delicious quality— services and low price ,you thank us and no matter how large or small your order— WE THANK YOU urirrar01•001P16.®+ with his parents here for a few days last week. Miss Gladys -Treble, who is taking the -'short course in 'Blyth, spent the week -end with Mus. Lloyd. Ferguson. Quite a number front here are'at- tenditrg the Agricultural and Hbnle Economics •Course in Blyth. 111ss Laura Rutledge and Mies Lil- lian. Plunkett have gone to Buffalo, to visit with their 'Uncle, Mr. Geo. Rut- ledge; for a ntq$h or two. Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson of Goderieh are visiting Auburn friends. Mr. Thomas Johnston. has sold his car to Mr. Russel King. We are very sorry to report'thal Mrs. D. E. Munro is very --ill with pneumonia. The skating -has .been, very good during the past week and every one who can slcata is- enjoying it - Mr. W. J. Ancbi.ew of Gdderich is. visiting with his son, here. The roads in this vicinity are ex- cellent for motoring -and quite a number of car's pass through daily, an unusual thing at this time of year in these parts. si. (Inn iinllnm, ni' Ilrtrnit yisitsd. Card Party and Dance The local Oddiellows are putting n a Card Party and Dance in the Knitting Company, Club'. Rooms Over Bank of Montreal on Monday, January 17th EVERYBODY COME CARDS•--DANCING--LUNCH Proceeds in aid of ADMISSION-45c X-RAY FUND 5c ,HOSPITAL Skating Party Under' auspices of Boys' Excelsior Class Ontario St. Sunday School TI -IB 3 -ACT •COMEDY "Whry Not, Jerry ? " 13y Ross Farquhar Will be presented by the Westmin- ster ,Guild of Knox Church, Goderieh. in the • TOWN HALL, CLINTON Under the auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church on TUESDAY, JANUARY 25th! • at 8 p.m. Admission—Adults 35c; Children 25c iiRescawed seats 100 extra Plan at Fair's Book 'Store (,This •play was presented on two successive, nights to crowded houses, Goderieh.) Come and have a Good Laugh 92-2 Tuesday, January 18th HOT DOGS—COFFEE CHOCOLATE BARS i Band in 'Attendance AIDMIiS Buy "otlr Roofing -Now and have it Ready to Use. We will sell you the Preston Sheet distal Building materials now'_ and - you can pay for it .June lst; This well known iron is of high quality base metal. Come in and talk' it over with ns for prices, etc: HARDWARE, and PLUMBING. Phone 244 What will the Year 1927 Bring to All of Us In starting another year we naturally look forward hoping to improve on the past year. Our earnest endeavor will be to cater to the needs of 'Clinton and suryrounding country more faithfully and effecienbly than ever before, by trying to carry the stock which we feel will suit the requirements of all at prices as reasonable as possible. We invite your cooperation to assist us, to visit our Stores give us a chance to $how our goods and if by any chance we haven't 'just what you want, tell us, and let us get it for you. WREN YOU SPEND YOUR MONEY AT HOME —You have a chance of getting some of it back. ' WEEN SENT OUT OF TOWN —It is• gone forever. Wo thank you all for past favors and wish you a very Happy and Prosperous New Year. Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co THE STORES WITH A STOCK FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 196 ; ISUITS AND OVERCOATS That appeal to every man, young or old That appeals every man, young car ol. Your money has greater pur- chasing power when you buy your clothing here. We are of- fering , exceptional values in Suits and Overcoats. To give you the, utmost in style, in fab tic aad in tailoring we have combed the best markets of the - country. Never have you seen a finer showing of Suitings. All personally guaarnteed by us to give you lasting service. Best Indigo, Dye Suitings at ,aaa►, , Y $30 to $55 Custo D I x vis Herrnan' Tailoring Cleaning and Pressing seamommameisseizia Ponitry Waiitcd We are still buying all lines of live and dressed poultry and pay SPOT CASH Phone us for Prices. GUNN, LANGLOIS & Co., Limited. (HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL, QUE. ,;1,1NTON BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO PHONE 190 sisisithwaticisicsoicaunssoaccor The Best Receiving in Radio Sets IF IF IF in th il O: al br er it ti to- eY m .0 ' ni a H. H. JOHNSON Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Fine Jewellery and Repairs NextHovey's Drug Store " _ • I : Jalinary Once again the portunity to Spend Save -at the same ' Is presented to . during our big January` .n, Special low prices on Men's Boys' Suits and Overcoats to Clear Op and time you and a it -.Sale. ,li . per r 'M; Every .garment in this department priced so •low you will be " sure to appreciate, the wonderful values we have to offer; MEN'S OVERCOATS FROM $12.00 UP BOYS' OVERCOATS PROM $5.00 UP Men's and Boys' Pullover Sweaters high necic, Penman's snake, Special at 980. ,Boys' Heavy Pure Wool -Shirts and Drawers, picked seconds, Specially priced at 98c. Combinations as above, Men's Flannel Work Shirts, Buy your Requirements Save , - $1:85. navy and grey, special prices $1.39 up now and i 1 Money. P1umste YIION)11 26. Bros. .,..+...o..em ��..ter i t 1 1 1 1 �, 'r' �*� HARDWARE z � A s �_ ; � ,Y .io •� p u+nla tilillilil tl'; �� it Sutter ..oromuiggffigesMESONE q4 v ., t ,_ f �\+,+ �r � rtlrUlll f,lY,i h. �1iii ill ” ul e � �� , �'\� � r I I f io � l r,i I•lu'„ c it : r r yr.. �' i `' " r I I i I„alar; Ilii sotuul•i„ ' PLUMBING deduced on The Famous Radiodyne No. 17 Receiver for ll° $115 t d e at us youyoubuy f . ,I• ' 1 t , The bes Tubes, Batteries Et Perdue 147w Radios :r:�a'samo rices q 1 5 -tube ne which sold now to this. set to y y Radios todaY & Accesories. WIRING $150, complete t on ra m s before buy in_ y ELECTRIC • tewart-Warner Radio Sits They say Hearing is Believing • Ring me up and appoint an afteroon or evening for a demon- ,stration of the Stewart -Warner, or better still let me install a set in your 'home for five days trial. Listening to this set one night will convince you it the Clearest and best -toned instrument you have ever heard and will. also convinee you it is the set you `•have been looking for, and the price is within the reach of, all. Prices range from $125;0.0 to $700.00 complete. Sets sold on monthly pay- ments if you wish. 1 only 4 -tube Bremer-Tulley set complete, only $115.00, Tubes rejuvenated, 25c each B Batteries (wet and thy). Tubes, Loud Speakers, A Batteries, etc.. for sale ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL INiSTRUMENTS FOR SALE • H. A, VK. a Y Stewart -Warner Dealer Phone 149, Clinton I could only remember • than date, I .could only recall that election Majority. `;- I'could only know when I planted. that garden and .the variety of the seed. IF is the biggest two -letter word. our Ianguage, it is the refuge of ose, Who forget facts and their eat se when the fact is wanted. An ffice or Pocket Diary makes '.for- tting" unnecessary, leaves the ain free for -the big. 'things while e diary takes care of more num- ens ' details, The high cost of-for- ;tting is an extravagant expense, is the mind's master -crime, it eans lost motion'—loss, effort—lost me — lost value — sometimes lost lends. A properly kept diary is in- vesting to review in future years, sables you to compare seasons, the ost convenient means . known of eping track of matters io be at- nded to in the future. Valuable on le farm, needful - in 'the -office and pk of interest iii the home. Can be ade your own and your town's his- ry,' ;-rna SAVES YOUR, MEMORY AND ENABLES YOU TO DEFY THE "FORGET" AND "IP" HABITS Da W. D. Fair Co. ften the Cheapest -Always the Best J' i ♦. ti it��.lQiitl(t11RIsuuuulnlumalletall, iss +Mary Hovey has returned from a visit in Burlington. Pw- 1 T S&de, During January, Big Sugar sale Special Price, this week only, on Sugar by the bag. We have unloaded a car of Pure Cane Sugar and the market is firm Get our price this Week. SPECIAL WEED. -END PRICE LIST Friday Satuertlaq To- be jolly and gay Eat fish_ every day FINNAN HADDIE,, 2 lbs. for MESH +HERRING 'SALT HERRING HALIBUT 13. C. SALMON FINNAN ' 13'+ADDLE •FIELET,S 5+13'AOKS OYiSTERS 25c HEAD LETTUCE — CELERY MATCHES 3 boxes for : 29c SLICED PINEAPPLE '15C Per tin .. ................. SOAP C'HSPS . lbs. 9 tta1 C Regular 18c lb. ! for ' SOAP 'P+LAKES 25C Large. Princess .:. c• BAKING POWDER 18C Per tin , . . SHORTENING 'O4O c • Bulk, 3 lits, for ARD 95c 5 Llb, P• " ROLLEDail OATS 29C ' 6 lbs, : for G OLA:RK'S.ISOUPS 27c 3 cans for, •P, & G._ SOAP • While They Last CORN STARCH . 2 plcgs. for 'm. RIOE 4 lbs.' for EPSOM SALTS 4 lbs. for TOMATO SOUP 2 tin ,Campbell's for TODDY Large size`; . 10 X015 50c 19c 25c 25c 25c 59c ,;s;ndag 29c 15c 20c- GRRANT.JLATED SUGAR 75;� 10 lbs. for . . . (10 lbs. to a customer) ORANGE PEKOE TEA q° 03ma 2 lbs. for . CORN MEAL ':. SWEET BISCUITS Per ib. , , FANCY BISCUITS PORK AND BEANS Clark's large size TABLE SYRUP 5 ib, for • 23c .38c TA03LE SYRUP '7 10 lbs. for , , SHORTENING 20 Ib..pail . . COTTAGE ROLLS Per ib , PECAN ROLLS Special, per Ib. SPECIAL $2.75 28c 75c In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order Early Cash. and 1 T• 'O'Neil Service Where " Sells for less" price prevails. - wwwwerWovARPootwo • P 4 Nrs. William Hiles is spending -the -week with Londesboro friend's. . VIr. A. E. Duran is attending a meet- ing of the Dairymen's Association in London this week, VIaster Owen Combe returned this 'week to resume his studies at Trin- ity Boy's College, Port Hope. Mrs. (Dr.) Gunn has returned from a visit. in Wiindsor. +She was ac- companied !by her little grandson, Master Billy Cross. Mr. Colquhoun of Science Hill visited her sisters, Mrs. N. Fitzsimons, Mrs- M. T. Corless and Mrs. Eliza- beth Kennedy, in town this week. Mr. Percy Currie returned on Satur= clay to Chicago, after spending the holiday,period at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Currie, Mrs. McFadden, who has been visit- ing her mother, Mrs. James Corn- ish of town, for the past fortnight or so, has returned to her hone at ',Cookstown. Ma's.Charles Switzer and children, who have {leen visiting the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthus' Cur- rie, have returned to 'their home in •• Stanley township. Mr. and 1Mvs. A. T. Cooper were in Toronto for a couple of days last week, going clown -to meet the former's brother, Mr. Ernest• Cooper of London, England, who ran over from New York for a clay., Miss Margaret Davies, who spent a' intown, left her horns ow a t 'fortnight, t Saturday to .resume •her duties, as deaconness in •a large church in Chicago. Miss Davies remained longer than she intended on ac- count of c-count:of the illness of her father, but Mr. Davies is now on the mend, we are glad to say. Mr. Walgate Tebbutt of Druid, Sask., who cause east, accompanied by Mrs. Tebbutt, a -couple of weeks ago, has been visiting his sister,. Mrs. Walken, of ,town this weeli, also relatives in Goderieh town- ship. Mrs. Tebbutt is visiting hex., mother in Godeiich and they will remain another few weeks before returning to their western hone. -Mr, S. Eagleson of Milton, North Da- kota,. who is visiting relatives at Bayfield, his old home, was in town on Monday and gave The News -Record a call. It is .over thirty years since •Mr, Eagleson went west but he has made fre- quent trips home and he takes 'The - 'News -Record to keep himself post- ed as to how things are progress- ing in the old home locality. Tuckersmith Township Mrs, O'Brien and son Darr' of the West were in Chatham over the week- end. 'Harry was, called to his hoine in Alberta on Tuesday owing to the illness of his wife, after only a two weeks' visit, Ari,r:urn Sheathing Lumber. In mixed woods, for repair work or small buildings at reasonable prices GYPROC—Fireproof Wall Board Resists heat and cold. Is quickly and easily applied, saws and nails- like lumber. Thomas McKenzie Estate CLINTON, ONTARIO Everything in Builders'` Supplies. \. THE C. & S. GROCERS For delicious quality— services and low price ,you thank us and no matter how large or small your order— WE THANK YOU urirrar01•001P16.®+ with his parents here for a few days last week. Miss Gladys -Treble, who is taking the -'short course in 'Blyth, spent the week -end with Mus. Lloyd. Ferguson. Quite a number front here are'at- tenditrg the Agricultural and Hbnle Economics •Course in Blyth. 111ss Laura Rutledge and Mies Lil- lian. Plunkett have gone to Buffalo, to visit with their 'Uncle, Mr. Geo. Rut- ledge; for a ntq$h or two. Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson of Goderieh are visiting Auburn friends. Mr. Thomas Johnston. has sold his car to Mr. Russel King. We are very sorry to report'thal Mrs. D. E. Munro is very --ill with pneumonia. The skating -has .been, very good during the past week and every one who can slcata is- enjoying it - Mr. W. J. Ancbi.ew of Gdderich is. visiting with his son, here. The roads in this vicinity are ex- cellent for motoring -and quite a number of car's pass through daily, an unusual thing at this time of year in these parts. si. (Inn iinllnm, ni' Ilrtrnit yisitsd. Card Party and Dance The local Oddiellows are putting n a Card Party and Dance in the Knitting Company, Club'. Rooms Over Bank of Montreal on Monday, January 17th EVERYBODY COME CARDS•--DANCING--LUNCH Proceeds in aid of ADMISSION-45c X-RAY FUND 5c ,HOSPITAL Skating Party Under' auspices of Boys' Excelsior Class Ontario St. Sunday School TI -IB 3 -ACT •COMEDY "Whry Not, Jerry ? " 13y Ross Farquhar Will be presented by the Westmin- ster ,Guild of Knox Church, Goderieh. in the • TOWN HALL, CLINTON Under the auspices of the Ladies' Auxiliary of the Presbyterian church on TUESDAY, JANUARY 25th! • at 8 p.m. Admission—Adults 35c; Children 25c iiRescawed seats 100 extra Plan at Fair's Book 'Store (,This •play was presented on two successive, nights to crowded houses, Goderieh.) Come and have a Good Laugh 92-2 Tuesday, January 18th HOT DOGS—COFFEE CHOCOLATE BARS i Band in 'Attendance AIDMIiS Buy "otlr Roofing -Now and have it Ready to Use. We will sell you the Preston Sheet distal Building materials now'_ and - you can pay for it .June lst; This well known iron is of high quality base metal. Come in and talk' it over with ns for prices, etc: HARDWARE, and PLUMBING. Phone 244 What will the Year 1927 Bring to All of Us In starting another year we naturally look forward hoping to improve on the past year. Our earnest endeavor will be to cater to the needs of 'Clinton and suryrounding country more faithfully and effecienbly than ever before, by trying to carry the stock which we feel will suit the requirements of all at prices as reasonable as possible. We invite your cooperation to assist us, to visit our Stores give us a chance to $how our goods and if by any chance we haven't 'just what you want, tell us, and let us get it for you. WREN YOU SPEND YOUR MONEY AT HOME —You have a chance of getting some of it back. ' WEEN SENT OUT OF TOWN —It is• gone forever. Wo thank you all for past favors and wish you a very Happy and Prosperous New Year. Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co THE STORES WITH A STOCK FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 196 ; ISUITS AND OVERCOATS That appeal to every man, young or old That appeals every man, young car ol. Your money has greater pur- chasing power when you buy your clothing here. We are of- fering , exceptional values in Suits and Overcoats. To give you the, utmost in style, in fab tic aad in tailoring we have combed the best markets of the - country. Never have you seen a finer showing of Suitings. All personally guaarnteed by us to give you lasting service. Best Indigo, Dye Suitings at ,aaa►, , Y $30 to $55 Custo D I x vis Herrnan' Tailoring Cleaning and Pressing seamommameisseizia Ponitry Waiitcd We are still buying all lines of live and dressed poultry and pay SPOT CASH Phone us for Prices. GUNN, LANGLOIS & Co., Limited. (HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL, QUE. ,;1,1NTON BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO PHONE 190 sisisithwaticisicsoicaunssoaccor