HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-01-20, Page 8111
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CLINTON'S LEADING JElpi'ELEItY. STORE
RCONIPHON
The Best in Radio
Receiving Sets
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Rr',R3o JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto -College of Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's . Drug Store
armapy' Sale
Once again` the Op-
portunity to Spend and
Save at the same time
is presented to you
during our big January
Sale.
Special low prices on Men's and
Boys' Suits and Overcoats.• _.
to Clear
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 FROM $5.00 UP -
Men's and Boys' Pullover Sweaters high neck, Penman's make,
Special at 98c,
Boys; Heavy Pure Wool Shirts and Drawers, picked seconds,
Specially priced at 93c.
Combinations as above, $1.85.
Men's Flannel Work Shirts; navy and grey, special prices $1,39 ulx
Buy your Requirements now and ,
Save Money.
Plumsteel Bros.
PRONE 25.
Fill up the Gaps with
13IeC1a7's Snirny Itine
the Beautiful New Durable Kitchen Ware
then buy the remaining pieces as you require them
until you have a complete set
SUNNY BLUE ,is a new Kitchen. \Vire that will please you
lore as you buy more. It is a new super ware for your kitchen—
as drivable as it is beautiful. Sunny J31ue is heavier and will outlast
rdinary wares. Test its 'weight; you will then appreciate the dif-
erence. Its smooth, glassy surface is delightful to handle ---its color
ffedt and innmaeulate appearance a constant source of pride in owner -
hip. Sunny Blue will not fade with time. It will never become
ull or uninteresting. It will ibr'ighten up your Kitchen Shelves.
'on will' appreciate its clean, sanitary, sparkling effect. Start buy -
ng your set today. Fill up the gaps in your shelves_ with McOlary's
unny Blue, ,
Special vIntroductory Offer
eg. 75c saucepan and reg. 50c saucepan
Both for 75c.
Sutter Sc.. Perdue
AitiuWARE' PLUMBING ELECTRIC WIRING
PIHOI;lE 147w
SteartWarller Radio :Gets
They say Hearing is Believing -.
Ring me up and appoint an afteroon or evening for a demon-
tration of the Stewart-Wtarner, or better still let me install a set
n your home for five days trial. Listening to this set one night
ill convince you it is the clearest and best -toned instrument you
lave ever heard and will also convince you it is the set you have
een looking for, and -the price is within the reach of all. Prices
ango from $125,00 to $700.00 complete. Sets sold on monthly pay-.
eats if you wish.
i only 4 -tube .Bremer -Tolley set complete, only $115.00.
Tubes rejuvenated, 25c -each
Batteries (wet and dry) Tubes, Loud Speakers, A _Batteries, etc.
for sale
ALL UNDS OF MUiSICAL INSTRUMENTS "FOR SALE
Stevie'
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arner Dealer Phone 89, Clinton
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There are magazines almost spec
ially edited for you—but have you
found -them among the bewildering
mass published today? Have you
been dragooned iiito ordering maga
'eines that are out4 tune\wilbh your_
mental and temperamenial make-up?'.
Dv rho magazines you now itead'leave
you satisfied? -Our newstand affords'
a wide selection, among' the many you
will surely ,.find one that will hit
the marlc—that wii'I provide the men
tal diversion or information you
crave in your reading, or it linty- be
to relax the sleepless mind. Some are
for the mechanic, scene for the sport.
ing fan, for those who want,adven-
tune or romance, the coinie is there
as well as those for the intelleetnaily
alert and the mentally eleet;
Then we have the Toronto and Lon-
don' daily newspapers, the only cuti-
cle in daily universal use that is new
every ;day in the year. Yesterday's,
with its news, its wades, its picturee,
its fiction, its markets, is thrown
away to make way„for the next fol
lowing issue. A comfortable chair,,,
a cosyfire, plus your newspaper or a
good inanazine is the 'type of even-
ing's entertainment that should "5
peal.
Tie W. D. Fair`Co.
Often the Cheapest --Always the Best
nem quern ilea i
roll .'seal
iwr
Mrs. H. 13. Combe has been in Toron-
to during the past week.
Mrs., Russel McCaig of Galt is visit-
ing friends in town this week,
Miss Eleanor McKenzie is spending a
few days in London this week.
Miss Lottie Jenkins . of Londesboro
visited her sister, `Mrs. John Wat-
kins last week.
Mr,' Oliver Rands, who has been in
Windsor for some time, has 'been
home the past week, ...-
Mrs. Milton Cook of Sarnia is visit-
ing this week• with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, J. ,Schoenhals.
Supt. H. B. Chant and Mr. "B. J. Gib-
•bings are attending a Hydro meet-
ing. in Toronto this week.
Mrs. G. Wi Morse of Boston and Mrs.
Robertson of Montreal have been
visiting in 'town this week,
Mrs. Helen Quinn has returned to
Toronto after spending several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. W. T.
Herman.
Mrs. Winn. McEwan and little Miss
Helen of Goderich visited the lady's
aunt, Mrs. G. M. Farquhar, over
the week -end.
Messrs. D,' C. Macpherson of Hailey -
bury and R. C. Macpherson of Ot-
tawa were here oves..the week-ehd,
conning to attend the funeral of
their mother.
Mss. J. Melville of Londesboro aria
Mrs. Robert Hamilton of Astor,
Saslc., were visitors at the hone of
their uncle, Mr. J. G: Medd, one
day last'week.
.Mr, W. H. Robertson, editor of the
Goderich Signal, was in town on
Monday. He was on his way to
the funeral of the late J. W. Ring,
M.P., 'at Bluevale.
Mr. 'P. J. Evans of Minnedosa, Man.,
who has been spending 'some, weeks
with relatives in Toronto, is ,now
the guest o£ hie .siste in-1aw,, Miss
Minnie G. Rudd, of towii.
Mrs. •(Ilev. Dr.) Medd visited at the
hone of her brother, Mr. W. Hiles
and also that of her brother-in-
law, Mr. G. Medd, before re-
turning this week to her hone in
Dutton.
Varna
The members of the Beef Ring held
their annual party on Friday night
last. A program of music, songs,
readings was given by different mem-
bers, after which lunch was served,
Dancing was then indulged in until
the wee sma''hours.
Mas. Armstrong', formerly 'Miss H.
Ward, of Manitoba, is visiting at her
old hone here. It is a good many
years since Miffs. Armstrong left
these parts,'
Beatty Bros. shipped a mixed car
load' of live stock to Toronto Satnr-
day.
Mr. H. Collins spent the week -end
with his cousins, Mr. W. and Miss E.
Logan.
Miss J. Jollriston has gone to Tor-
onto, where she intends spending the
winter withrher sister.
The members of St. John's church
are practicing for a concert, which
they intend puting on abonit Fel). 14,
Mr. G. Cohnan and Mr, W. Taylor
each shipped a ear 'load of live stock
to Toronto Saturday.
Ms' Geo, /Beatty, sr., spent the
week in Toronto"'
The play entitled "The Old -Fash-
ioned Mother," which wtis;etaged by
IIilkeereen talent ii the township
hall M•oiiday evening., 'was heard 'by a
large and aupreciative.audienoe, each
member taking • their part well, es-
pedally Miss Grieves,' who acted the
part of Mather and had' a great deal
CC)C()ANUT IVIACAKOONS
A Deliciotns Confection
'Melt 2 squaresof ehocplates and mix wel1:Sth 1 can of Borden's Eagle Brand Milk,' Add pound of
dessicated cocoanut, mix thoroughly s and add l -teaspoonful vanilla, Dropon greased
time, about an inch apart. Bake in a moderate veli until nice) browned. i makes one teaspoonful at a
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chocolate for plain macaroons, Delightful 'to serve on' all occasions,
This makes 30 macaroons.. Omit
Eagle brand milk 23c .Cocoanut, per lb, 29c
UItSDAY, WTUAR'Y"; 20, .1.927:;
Tobe:
Friday
Healthy
Wealthy
and Wise
Eat Fish
25c
FINNAN ITA.DDJE
2 lbs, for •
HALIBUT
RtD, SALMON
FRESAI 1ItERRiNG
OYSTERS
Stoe aliitig Sale
HEAD LETTUCE - CELERY
Special Week -end Price List
at Irdall
COTTAGI; ROLLS GCiC
Per lb 4
TABLE SYRUP
5 1b for
!TABLE SYRUP +y
10 lbs. .totf•'0c
SLICED PINEAPPLE 5C
Pe! tin,;
SOAP FLAKES
2 lbs. for 29C
P. & 0. SOAP , . Bars '
While They Last � 'for *Yule
CORN STARCH I �C
2 'pk.l
gs. for
.lbs.
4I•bs, for 25c
CARNATION MILD• •
Per Can , .
UOOSE MACARONI
Per lb,
SMALL MACARONI
3 lbs for ..
PEAS
2 cans for-.
CORN
2 earls for , ....
TOMATOES 29C
2 cans for ,
PECAN ROLLS
Special, 'per'Ib. 75C
Above cash prices• are.goodthe se' three days only
15c
10c
25c
27c
29c
It/lotadaeo
TOMATO SOUP
`2 cans for ,
COCOA
2 lbs. for',
ROLLED PATS
0 lbs, for
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GRANULATED SUGAR".
10 Lbs. for . 79
TODDY'
Large size .
BROKEN SODAS
2 lbs, for' .: . . . . ........ 25c
29c
59c .
`'COTTAGE ROLLS
Per lb..
gRORTENIIVG
28c
Bulk, 3' lbs. for 48c
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a'.m. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 pan. Kindly^Order Early
Caand �, Phone
Service
sh eTo O'Neil _ 48
Where " Sells for less " price prevails.
Special January Sale
We•have on hand Sash, Doors, Frames and Interior Finish
in different woods at very attractive prices. -
GY PROC ALWAYS ON HAND
FOR SALE—Two stables and one wagon shed
Thomas McKenzie Estate
'CLINTON, ONTARIO
Everything in Builders' Supplies.
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For delicious quality --
services and low price you
thank us and no matter how
large or small your order..-
WE THANK YOU!
THE C. & S. GROCERS
to Iearn. Why send to tho city for
talent when there is so nuieh good,
talent just ayaiting for the training?
Miss Einily Beatty of London is,
home for.;a few helidays.
Mrs. Chas. Johnston is hone from
Flint, Miele, owing to the ilness of
her husband. She intends returningi
as soon as her hiaaband is able to ac -
,Stanley district L, 0, L„ held their
annual meeting in Varna on Jan,'llth.
The„election of officers resulted as
follows:
W. M,, Geo, C; Petty.
D. M., W. J. "McLeod.
Chaplain, C C. Pilgrim.
Rec.•+Seeretar y, i F.. W. McClymont,
Fhn: Seeretary,:C. Diehl. •_ -
T easnrer, J. W. Reid.
1st Lecturer, M. Clark.
2nd Lecturer, L. Epps.
Marshall, H. •Stinson. •
Auditors, R. McMurray, C. F.
Weekes.
ti
Goderich Trn#vnsbip.
Mrs • A, r. Hicks, who has Been
visiting her niece, Mrs. F. M. Nich-
olls of Pontiac, Mich., returned home
sooner .than' she, expected to on ac-
count of the sudden illness of her Mis-
ter, Miss Riihar+dson, The latter is
now improving, We are glad to say.
Miss 'bate Richardson is at present
in. Clinton Community Hospital un-
cletgomg • treatment. Her many
fi1iehds will he 'pleased to know she
is: pr'og'ressing nicely. , They hope for
her speedy n•co0very,
.: HiuHe 'll Township
Miss Mogr idge resigned as teacher
of leo. 10 last week, and a new teach-
er will be, engaged. .,,jVlis Mogridge
has. been unable owing to ill -health to.
take up her duties and during most
of the fall term Mi's. Robinson sup-
plied tot; hes;, She hoped to be able
to go on after the Christmas vacation
but last week docided she„would have
to ,resign. Her, '.e'iefhIs sympathize
with her in her illness.
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TEE 3 -ACT COMEDY
"Who Not, Jerry n ,s
By Ross Farquhar
Will be presented by the Westmin-
ster Guild of Knox Church, Goderich
'” in the
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Under the auspices of tile -.Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Presbyterian
church on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2611
at 8 p.m.
Admissions Adults 35c; Children 25e
Reseewed seats 10c •extra
Plan at Fair's Book Store
(This play was presented on two
successive nights to crowded houses
yn
Goderich.)
Come and have a Good Laugh -`
92-2
pruy Yo it
Roofing Now
and have it Ready
to Use.
We will sell you the Preston Sheet
Metal Building materials now and
you can pay foie it June lst. This
well known iron` ` is of high quality
base metal. Come in'and talk it over
with us for prides, 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 surrounding country more faithfully and
wfefe itiwilll suitver thebrequirements ofgto all,ptaprceshasstock
re -reasonable
as possible,, We invite your cooperation to assist us, to-vizitour
stores give us a chance to show our goods, and if by any chance'
we haven't just what you want, tell us, and let us get it for you.
11?HIEN YOU SPEND YOUR MONEY AT HOME
—'You have a chance of getting some of it back.
W.IIEN SENT OUT OP TOWN
—It is gone forever,
We drank you all for past favors and wish you a very I:
and Prosperous New Year.
appy
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
THE STORES WITH A STOOK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 196
SUITS AND OVERCOATS
That appeal to every man, younger old
Your money has greater par.
chasing power when you buy
your elothing here. We are of-
fering exceptional values in
Suits and Overcoats. To give
you the utmost in style, in fab.
I'M and 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
'.kais,�'� y _ $30 to $55
Davis merman
Custom Tailoring Cleaning and Pressing
.,,
We Pay_ P S of Cash
for
Live and Dressed Poultry
Both eggs, and poultry are in good demand and it is best
a rat ret wl.ile the quality is good.
Phone us f i r Prices
GUNN, t:ANGLOIS & Co., Limited''
HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL, QUE.
CLINTON BRANCH ,"'° CLINTON; ONTARIO
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