The Clinton News Record, 1927-02-24, Page 8CTIN''TON'S;LEeSDING JEWEIa'`FRY, 'ORE:
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We are 'clearing all;;; Ivory at
20 percent off regular price.
•This is a Clearing Olt Sale,
l�/Iarconiphone and Pierce Aero'I2adto Sets'for Sale
Tubes, Batteries,; Loudspeakers, Aerials an l;stra Paris
COME DI AND SEE THE BEST. TWO SETS. EVER SHOWN
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Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Pike`; Jewetlery° and Repairs Next Iloveyrg"-Drug Store
A Few Specials for
Following :Week ,
tgjns that shouldbe of Interest to Economical_lluyers
50 Pans one finger leather work mitts (unlined) 9c
RRegular5Qc for 3 3
20 pei'Is one finger leather work mitts (lined)
Regular 1$1.25" for ...
Flannel Work Shirts, extra large and roomy,
Grey, liliaki and Navy, special at
Check•L]nen Tea Toweling, 17 inches wide, made in Ireland Gil2 L C
Special price, 2 yards,,for
79c
$1.25-
27 to 29 inch Check Gingham
_Special at .
A few Men's and Boys' Overcoats left to clear at very low
prices. Men's as low as $12.00. Boys' as low as 55.00.
SPECIAL CUT PRICES ON MEN'S AND BOYS' SUITS
17c
Plumsteel Bros.
PHONE 25
- L. W. Currell
For Salads—Firm-white cabbage, the most healthful of winter salads
Marmalades—Orange and Lemon.
Jams—Strawberry, Raspberry, Cherry, Black Currantt,'Special plum
Catsups, Pickles and Relishes.
Tastefully cured Boned Back and Breakfast Bacons,
Thos. Shipley
THE Ci & S.,GROCERS
PHONES -125w and 125j
STANDARD
GUARANTEED
We carry all standard...
radio parts, for all standard
sets. Separate parts for
repair or building your own
outfit. It will pay you to
buy from us because our
prices are lower and our
quality higher arid our ser-
vice better.
See \us, about, anything
and everything about radio.
Special Prices on Batteries
Iter & Perdue
PLUMBING .ELECTRIC 'WIRING
PHONE 147w
London Road
The February meeting of the U: F.
me
W. 0, was held at the ho of Mrs.
A. Wiitse' on Thursday last with a
good attendance. Mrs. Anderson,gave
an excellent paper on St. Valentine.
1VIts. Davidson and Mrs,; . Cole out-
lined very elearly; citizenship and.
social service, The roll call was
answered by payment of fees. After
the business part of the meeting was.
over tea was served by the hostess,
assisted by. the Stanley ladies. Next
ineeting at Mrs. Davidson's.'
On Tuesday evening of this week
the Brueefield U. F. W. 0, Ohub en-
tertained the London Road Club and
then families atthe`iiome cif "Mrs, C
Haugh. --About, seventy-five wore
present. Mr. R. 1Vi'cSVfillan and Mr;
Geo. Layton were the speakers; of
'the evening and a Very pleasing 'pro -
ram was -put oh, consisting of music,
singing, readings artd;,,.a couple of
very amusing contests. The Bruce -
field ladies served refreshments and
everyone felt they had spent a very
enjoyable evening and declared Mr.
and Mrs. Haugh good hosts.
Mr. T. Lindsay has returned home
after a lengthy visit with his daugh-
ter. at Sombre,.
Mr.LeBeau and:son, Rimer, ate
this week taking advantage of the
Winghan stock, sale, taking with
them a ,couple of Shorthorn cows.
•
Miss Edna Jackson, Blyth, has been
spending a few clays this week .with
her aunt, Mrs, Fred Nott,
Mrs. roe Shipley is laid up With an
infection in her; hand.. We hope she
will soon be all right again.
If a pian has S0t5ehfne in his oul
he doesn't need. 'moonshine in his
stomach, --Milverton San,
"ry
O 1' VCII S'fiVATL
SO 1VIUC1fi SALE;
F IT s ; gni' G
IT'S NOT 11T�t Fi1UL
PORI 'TOOK -IT'
FROM THE 'BOOR?
S'URELY' THAT'S.,
TH,E WAY TO COOK,
T1ie Books from which to 'take it
or good results are; '•
Everyday Fiddsng Book
y Dishes ':,30c
More 'Tasty 'Dishes . •M''
365' Luncheon Dishes': ,50
365 Cakes and Cookies 50c
Good Housekeepers' Cook BooIc 6$1.00
Catherine Owen's Cook Book ..$1.25
Boston Cooking— .
School Cook ,Book, , $2,75
THREE OTHER GOOD BOOKS
' FOR THE HOME ARE
THE WOMAN'S BOOK
Household Management, Cook-
ery, Children, Hone Doctor,
Business, Society, Citizenship,
734 • Pages .: , , ....... ,.....$1.35
THE PARENTS BOOK
A. Took which answers child-
ren's
questions, 737 pages . ,$1,50
THE WONDER BOOK
OF KNOWLEDGE
Tho 'interesting story of eons -
mon things. The marvels of
industry, the processes of na-
ture explained,' 700; illustra-
.tionss, 600 pages, A .-few
questions -to which it gives
answers: Why does your
chimney smoke?' Why do some
have freckles? What causes
an echo? Why do, we get
hungry? What " makes your
teeth chatter? What causes a
lump in your throat's- $2.75
m
Tile W. D, Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
t
lidtij1iIIIhi SINIUII burin our o pi i iB III I.
Miss Libbie Gibbings returned to
Toronto on Monday. .
Miss Jean Miller visited last week
with Goderich friends.
Mr. Chas. Twitchell of Windsor was
in town•for a few hours on Thurs-
day Iast. -
Mrs. G. E. Saville' attended the fun-
eral of Mr. John Cole of Belgrave
last week.
Mr. Fred Ph :miner left last week for
the west, where he intends remain-
ing for some time.
Mrs. C. J.•,Wallis returned on Satur-
day from a visit with her son,
• Fred, in New York City.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Layton spent the
week -end as the guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Amos Townsend of Tucker
smith.
Miss Grainger, superintendent of the
Hospital, is taking some ho]iadys.
Mrs. Aikenhead is in charge at the
Hospital. •
Misses Isabel and Alice Beattie have
returned and re -opened their mil-
linery shop, after the mid -winter
vacation.
Mrs. (Dr.) Kay Left for her home in
Lapeer, Mich., on Monday. She
was accompanied by Mrs. B. J.
Gibbings.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank - Whitmore and
babe of Hamilton are visiting re-
latives in Clinton and Goderich
township.
Mrs. J. W. Treleaven and Miss Norma
left Monday for their home at
Timmins.' Mr. Treleaven returned.
last week.
Miss McDonald has returned after a
few week's svacation and has again,
opened her millinery shop for the
spring trade.
Miss Eleanor Plumsteel of the Uni-
versity of Western Ontario has
-, been spending the past week at her
home in town.
Mrs. Freel and her little son, who
have been visiting the lady's sister,
Mrs. S. L. Lucas, have'returned to
their home in Forest.
Miss Gilchrist has, gone to ,Ingersoll
to attend the funeral of her broth
er-in-law, R. D. Ramsay, which
takes place tmnorrow..
Mrs; Will Jenkins returned last week
from Toronto,' where site had been
spending a few weeks.. - She was.
accompanied by her little grand-
daughter, Miss Marion.
Ars, Gordon Johnston has returned
to her home in, St. Catharines, af-
ter' spending a fortnight with her
parents, Mi•. and Mrs. b:- :Lovett.
Mr. Lovett has been quite ill, but
i n
s now somewhat, improved.
Mr. C. 2, Wallis, who has been in'
Quebec Province for.. some months,
has been spending g .few days at
Isis home in town this week, but
leaves tomorrow for the `west,
of- hisses,
whei;e he will secure another bunch
f
Mr, and Mrs: ''Fred. Slonian and little
Miss Joan leave, this week, after a
visit of some weeks at the'home of
the former's father. ' Mr. Sioman
will resume his work as'teacher in
the Government Car School' in
Northern Ontario.
Mrs; Softley, . who'"has been staying
with her mother,. Mrs Wigginton,b
fqr a couple of months, returned
last week to her borne at Burford:
She was•accompanied'home by her
mouser, Mr. Jack Wigginton niot-,
or'ed'them down to Burford.
Clint
h . Newli ecot4
TTIUItS AY,
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Because you have given us an opportunity to serve. vola
Our Groceteria is waiting for your, inspectio>nl"
'what is ricer than a g acka e of si Iles,' for
� , � your.wife,
o your Sweetheart. pkg.._25c.
Smiles' and Chuckles,
seconds) per -lb 39c
Groceteria Cash Price List
10 'BARB SOAP
Somme and 5 . and G.-'..., 50c
JEDL POWDER cg
4 pkgs. 'tor •„6c 5 Q:
AMMO'N'IA ay
3 lbs. for L•
LUX ,
3 pkgs. for ..
CORN STARCII 19c
• 2.pkgs. for .+
Qa.RIV'; FLAKS' 49c
3 kgs: for
]V1t1TOI iS
Per pkg. ...,
CORN.
2 cans for
MAW'
2 cans for
TOMATOES. Z9c
2 cans for
CLARK'S TOMATO SOUP 27C
3 for Iw
PINEAPPLE 29c
2 tins for
ROLLED OATS 9c
6 lbs. for 2
25c
29c
27c
Pure. Cane Sugar
Special far Price
for Cash
this Week.
Fresh Spinach, New Carrots,
New Beets, Leaf. Lettuce,
Head Lettuce. -
FISH ---Halibut, Red Salmon
Smelts, Fresh Herring,
Fresh Filletts.
CORN 1VIAL-.
e• Iles. or
SOAP CHIPS• •
2 lbs. ler„•
VI -TONE ... , ✓ 35 G .
The New Food' Drink
(Large Plcg 59e)
BLACK TEA
Per lb .: 9pc
SYRUP 3 Sc
'5 Ib, pail for
SYRUP C
10 lb. pail for • 7g7'C
LARD ZOC
Per lb- '
LARD
3 1G: pail for .,.,....4�
BROOMS n
5 -string, each ... , j�
LUX 1 LC
Per pkg.',r:...
DRIED PEACHES 9c
Per lb.... G
• APRICOTS q
Per Ib. . ..- 34c
DRIED PEAS 25c
'” 3 lbs. for G
In the Morning First, Delivery 9 am, In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order Early
Cash and O'Neii' Phone
Service ® !' 4�
Where " Sells for less" price prevails.
Hem Builders
Attention!
When ' you and
'ready to build or re-
model your .home,
let us figure on
your lumber, inter-
ior trite, sash, doors
flooring ,etc.
We have a Plan
Book of Modern
Hones, tliat will
give you the latest
treatment in inod-
o r n construction.
We invite you to
come and inspect it,
without cost or ob-
ligation.
.Our Business is Lumber
Thomas McKenzie Estate
EVERYTHING IN BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
Londesboro
Mr. and Mrs. T. Fairservice gave a
party to a goodly number of their
friends on Tuesday evening. All re-
port having a very enjoyable time.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Moon entertained
well a number of their friends last
Friday. '
Miss.Dora Smith of Stratford spent
the week -end with friends here. .,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brigham mot-
ored over to Clinton last Td sday
and spent the flay- with relatives
there.
Mr. Ross has the. gravel drawn for
the foundation of his new residepee,
We are soi:7 10 state that the in-
fant child of Mr. A, Radford died
yesterday.
Mr. 'and Mrs ;:.Thompsonreturned
to London after a short stay here.
The funeral of the late Mr. Thom-
as Adams, whose: death was reported
last week, took' place on Thursday
last, the service being held hi the
United ehnrch by Rev. B. Snell,
assisted by Rev,. Jas. Abrey. The
choir rendered two very appropriate
selections. The _:funeral was largely
attended, among those coming from a
distance being: Mr. Richard William-
son, Mrs. William. Williamson and
Mrs. Puffer of -Brampton, Matthew
Williamson of Georgetown; Mr. and
Mrs. Denierling ? of ^ Fordwieh; Mrs.
Holloway and Mr R. Ca`iter. of IBrant-
ford and Mr. anrrMrs. Thomas Samp-
son of Palmerston. The pallbearers
were Albert Weymouth, John Har-
vey. William Hesk, Edmond Craw-
ford Charles Weymouth and Charles,
Joshing,
The montltlj' meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute swill be held`in tic;
eontntunity hall ,on Thursday, March
3rd. A paper on "Women's Posses-
sions' Mrs. Hall;" reading. Mrs, Wood,
music, Gladys Mountain; reading,
Mrs. Bert- Nott. ` Hostesses: Mrs,
Harry Moon.lVlts'i-I. Little, 3ttra 12,
SnellFMiss S. 0. Barr.
T)ie.Institute iS holding their Pie
Social on March 17th.
Cor ora 4' Tovirigsl',ip
'The death occurred at the home of
his cl uighter;, Mrts. Wm, 8117(1e1' of
Colborne township, on Friday last of
William Truemner, of ITensall. M.
Trternner had been ailing for some
months and since' October last had
been with his, daughter, 11i%s. Snyder.
He is survived by 'his wife and. a
Jfamily of three daughters, Mrs. Soya
der, Mrs. Drust of Colborne, Mrs.
Matheson of Toronto and one son,
Dr. Truenner of Arthur. He was a
quiet, unassuming man, a' Liberal in
politics and a Methodist in religion,
and was a life-long resident of Huron
county, having been born in Hay
township sixty-four years ago. The
funeral took place to Colborne ceme-
tery on Monday afternoon.
Firemen's Dance and
Card Party
A dance and card party
will be .held in
• TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Monday, Feb. 28th
-_Under auspices of the
Clinton Fire Brigade.
ADMI'SISSION
96-2.
Begin. Now
To Paint up
and Clean up
Tionhtv estn
war t weather conies you
will be prepared to meet it. See our
line of: 1Vtartin-Senour '100% Paint,
Floor Paint and Varnishes, We also
haVe 'Lacquer all
q incolors for every.
part of the house, We will be pleased
to show you our' goods. -4.E you call.
]TARI)WARE and PLUMBING
Phone -244
1
Our Big Furniture Sale
Will only last two weeks more, so you will be wise to hurry and
get spine of the bargains we are offering. Look over the following
list and see for yourself: '
8 Piece Solid Oak Dining Suite, Old' 'English finish
Regular Price 5185, Sale Price .5110.
9 Piece Solid Oak Dining Suite, Golden finish
Regular Price 5145, Sale Price 5125.
Chesterfield Suite in Mohair, regular 5185, Sale Price $165
Walnut Bedroom Suite, Regular $145, Sale Price $125.
Birch Walnut Bedroom Suite, Regular 575, Sale Price $60,
1 Kitchen Cabinet, regular $35, Sale Price $28.50
1 Kitchen Cabinet, regular $33, Sale Price 5525,00
These are just a fete of the Bargains you will find, when you
come in. You will also save money on many ^other articles including
Library Tables, Desks, Dressers, Mattresses, Odd Rockers, Mirrors,
etc.
HARDWARE
A good 'chance to save money on Skates and Hockey Sticks.
Use Dr. Bess' Panacea for your hens, tone them up to put then in
-good condition for laying. Also Dr. Hess' Stock Tonic
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
MONUMENT DEALERS
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
For Two Weeks Only
We are offering 2. specials in Indigo blue
Our $35.00 Suits at $30.00
40.00 Suits 'at $35.00
These are Exceptional Value
and for two Weeks Only
RILTIVIORE HATS
Full Line Now in $3.75 to $5.00.
SOME EXTRA SPECIALS AT $3.00
Davis & Herman
Cdstom Tailoring • Cleaning and Pressing
Egg,
We
Want Eggs
%.
ire Pay
SPOT
CASH ,
. For
Eggs gg and Poultry
GUNN, LANGLOIS & Co. Limited .
HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL, RUE,
CLINTON BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO.
PHONE 190