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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-03-10, Page 8cliaritOn Nevvii-Re vial CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELERZ STOR CIAL Yoelr :Eyes are',yocar ,Breadwinners so takecare of Thema There are a few Radium .dial clocks left. Be sure, and get one at the' reduced' price. Two, klareoniphones left. Also Burgess B Batteries, the best in the :world, also a fete tribes, R. W JOHNSON Graduate of Toronto renege of Optometry Fine Jewellery and Repeire Next Hovey's prig Store 9 .W PRICES bpi Dominion Rubber Boots Just in time for the wet,- sloppy et,sloppy early spring weather we are able . to announce lower prices on Heavy Rubber Foot- wear. Dommiori "Sea" Boots, white sole, new price ...... $5.00 Dominion "Gibralter", all red boot, new price $5.00 Dominion "Tuff Foot", black, red sole, new price $4.50 Fully, Guaranteed to Give. Satisfaction Keep your feet dry with a pair of Dominien Rubbers from Plumsteel Bros. PHONE 25, L. W. Correll Thos. Shipley For Salads—Firm white cabbage, the most healthful of winter salads Matmalades—Orange and Lemon. Jams—Strawberry, Raspberry, Cherry, Black Currant, Special plum Catsups, Pickles and Relishes. Tastefully cured Boned Back and_Breakfast Bacons. THE C. & S. GROCERS • PHONES -125w and 125j Expert Plumbing Moderate Charges We do all kinds of plumbing—gas and heating system' in- stallation. While we specialize in quick service in emergency , calls, we also take contract jobs to install plumbing in new and old houses;'' All work. guaranteed 'and materials guaranteed. Those we have served tell us our prices are very reason- able, Remember our phone number. Sutter & Perdue HARDWARE PLUMBING ELECTRIC WIRING 7 .I PHONE 147w Edge Eggs We 'Want Eggs We, Pay SPOT CASH For Eggs and Poultry Egs GUNN, LANGLOIS & Co,, Limited HEAD OFFICE bWNTRR.°. a, (WE. CLINTON BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO PHONE 106 t,`��u11\r`®' �� alneks II Optical Goodsjv "St. Patrick was ' a gentleman, and came of honest people, Ii Knkpatrsk he built a church, and, d` put upon't a steeple. Itis aandsirestiwere of royal birth, his grandam was a' lady, His father was a'Callahan, his moth- er an O'Grady." • ST. PATRICK'S NATAL PAY Thursday, Mara 17 It's the day for a party or to send a greeting to your friend. If you are planning revelries the following list may .help ydu�Table 'Covers, Nap- kins, Doilies, Place Cards, Tally •Cards, Seals, Hats, - Pennants, Flags, Buttons, Shamrocks, Table Favors, Crepe Paper, Novelties, Irish Song Book, containing 21 popu- lar songs with music. A: special -for 23c' TDB I'. D. Fair Co.. Often the Cheapest -Always the Best I I pll 1p[Illylll � i 11 l�ii�'I� 4'llI �IIIIIIIIIII IIIilnnll°�'�ll, f��y Mrs. C. H. Bartliff is visiting Sea forth friends this wgek, Mrs, Jenks of Detroit is visiting her parents, Mr. and' Mrs. E. Ward, Mrs. Terrance Tienrey of.- Detroit is visiting with her mother in town. Miss Linnie Nediger of _Lions Head ' is spending the week at her home in town. Mrs. (Dr.) Munn of Seaforth is vis- iting this week with Mrs. Fred Ford, Math Mcquerge of Listowel has been 1 visiting hap pi (;Op:{ Mrs B, W. illor- • i`i•son, • Mrs.'. (Di'.). Adams of Windsor is vis- iting at is-itingat the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, James Scott. Mrs. Wm. Sheppard, Mrs. Ed. Farqu- ham and bliss Lois spent the week- end, with Stratford friends. Dr. J. C. Candler is spending a week or ten days attending clinics at' the Mayo Hospital, Rochester. Miss Ruth Walkinshaw returned Wednesday after spending several days with• 'Toronto friends. Miss Holmes of Toronto is visiting her parents, Rev. A. A. and,.Mrs. Holmes, at Wesley parsonage. Mrs. Dean Courtice and little daugh-.: ter, of Hamilton are visiting with Mr. E. G. and Miss Hattie Courtice of Clinton. • Miss -Mary Collyer of London was here this week, being called home by the death. of her grandfather, ' the late James Steep. Mrs. J. E. Cook is attending the meeting of the L. 0 B. A. Grand • Lodge at Guelph. this week, as a delegate from the local lodge. Mr. Lavern Churchill, barrister, Tor- onto, spent the weekend .at the home, of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.. DaviT. Churchill, Albert street. Mr. George Middleton of Windsor spent the week -end with rsrpar • ents, Ma, and Mrs. C. G. IVddlet,on; of Sunnyside Farm, the 'Huron.. read. airfield Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Jowett and Miss Grace motored from London and spent the weekend in the vil- lage. Mr. J. 0. Goldthorpe came on Fri- day and returned to London on Sat- urday, having come -to drive his car back to the city. The Library Board are planning to have an entertainment in the near fu- ture for the benefit of the library.. The Y. P.:. S. met, on Friday last, when very, interesting papers on "Pionders"''were given by Mrs. Colin Campbell and Joe Wilds and: Reg. Williamson, after which there was community singing and games were played: The -next meeting is Empire night and is to be held hi three weeks.. The Ladies'. Aid of the United church are having a St. Patrick's' Social in the basement' of St. And- rew's church on Thursday "evening, Mar. 17th. Constance, Mrs. Win. Moore of Toronto re- turned home on Saturday, after a visit with her soil, Mr. Win.' Moore., Mr, and Mrs. Robt. Moore and fain- fly of Stratford visited the 'ionaner.% grandfather, Naar. Jas. Mann, on Fri- day and Saturday. Quite a number around hero have started to tap their trees. The. W. NL S. is holding lie annual meeting on. Thursday afternodn in the church,' when the ,mite boxes, annual fees and Easter offering will be taken.. lint�n's V i of the Mornin' to THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 0277 etAVOktiOggantwfo a eery YOII.- Here is where you may save cents and get " Service with. a: Saving" Leading week --%.,A Big Special 'for Lent ��adll� This 3' lbs. Macaroni for 25c. A limited quantity to each customer. Special Price List, Friday. Saturday and Monday, 4 pugs. Jelly Powder 25e. Groceferia Pride lelst SHORTENING 3 lb. fol MATCHES 49 401-- Per pkg.,11c 25c 50c 50c 49c Per pkg,.. LUX SOAP , 3 for .... .. 10 BARS SOAP • P. &' G. SOAP TO bar Solorne SYRUP 5 ib pail for . . ... PRUNES 2 lbs. for BROOIVLS' 5-string,,each DATES 2 lbs. for 38c 25c 38c 25c 19c CORN STARCH 19c2 pkgs, 'for GRAN. SUGAR' -19 21/s lbs. for,;., 19C • ROLLED OATS 9c 4 lbs. for BREAKFAST FOOD 7 pC 3 lbs. for 1 7 CORN MEAL- 4 lbs. for i 9 DRIED PEAS q n 2 lbs. for 1 TELLY -POWDER .19�n 2 pkgs. MCLarens TABLE SYRUP • 2 lbs. •for 1'9c COCOANUT DEAL • - 19c Special, 2 pkgs. , .. d 7 (While They Last) ' CLARK'S SOUPS 19c 2 tins for ... .. , . Croeeteria Price List BAKING POWDER Red Star Brand CORN •9c: 2 cans for 29c' 25c PARAWAX 19 c Per,.pkg GINGER SNAPS 25 2 lbs. for 1'8'c. TOMATOES 2 cans for TIGER CATSUP Large -size VI=TONE The New Food Drink LARD '3 lb. pail . 35c 51c' FOR LENT ---Fresh Herrings, Red Salmon, Halibut, Fresh Filletts, Some Green Things for St. Patrick's Day ---Leaf Lettuce, Head Lettuce, Green Peppers, Green -Onions Pistachio Jelly, Green Cherries, Olives. In the 'Morning First Delivery 9 a.m, In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order Early Cash and Service fp• W T 0-9Nell Phone 48 Where." Sells for less" price prevails. NANOMPIWPAIMINAMPIIWSIOWWW01~10041100100P0410,401WIAMANIMNOINVIWOMPirattO HARDWOOD FLOORING THAT ADDED TOUCH TO THE HOME It is the flooring that makes the IIime. There is nothing that looks quite so beautiful as a plain or quarter cut oak ,floor. The smooth, highly polished surface, that only oak can 'give, adds a t ich_...tre'� charm and _ss CO. -Your dome. • We Can Supply You' With= SEAMAN -KENT OR SATIN FINISH HARDWOOD FLOORING We can also ,furnish you with Door and Window Frames, all special Millwork'finishings and d iproc. ..Thomas McKenzie Estate ,EVERYTHING IN BUILDERS' SUPPLIES ' south. - The material is now being •t• Patrick S laid on the ground and work will com- mence as soon as the `weather will Supper permit. In Wesley -Willis Church hall on Thursday; March 17 From •. 5 to 'f o'clock Under auspices of Ygniig People's League and W. A. MENU— 'Dressed essed Roast XIare Mashed 'Irish Pbtatoes and Brown Gravy' ,` Salads, Pickles, Jelly Pie and Rolls Coffee and :Teas ADMISSI9N-35c 99-2 L oudesboro Miss Winnifrod Campbell' of West- field is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas.-Elsley, • Mr. Thos. Oliver,; of • Clinten spent the week -end at the home . of Mr. S. Woodman. `G Mrs. B. Snell spent a few days of. last week with friends in Attwood.. The monthly meeting' of the Wo- men's. Institute was held in the torn- munity hall on Thursday, March 3rd, with 66 in attendance. The president opened the meeting] Mrs. Bell led in the Lord's Prayer. The business was then. transacted. There were two splendid papers giyen, one by Mrs. Hall, "Women's Possessions." Mrs. Lyon's paper on -',"Mother," instru- mental, Miss Gladys 'Mountain; read- ing, Mrs. Bert 'Nott. The meeting was closed by singing, "God Save the King." > All repaired to the basement where an excellent' lunch was served by Mrs. II, Moon, Mrs, H. Little, Mrs. M. Ross, Mrs. H. Snell, Miss S. C. Barr. BRUSSELS! John Dadidson has let the contract for a new house, -Co be built on 'his lot, Turnberry street St. Patrick's Tea Under the auspices if WOMEN'S INSTITUTE will be held at the home of MRS. GEO. JENKINS on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16th Admission -20c 100-1 begin Now To Paint up and Clean up Then when warm weather, conies you will be prepared to meet it. See our line of Martin-Senour 100% Paint, Floor Paint and Varnishes. We also have Lacquer in all colors for every part of the house, We will be pleased to show you our goods if you call. HARDWARE and PLUMPING Phone 244 Our Big. Furniture Sale Willonly last two weeks more, so you will be wise to huiry and get some of the bargains we are offering. Look over the following. list and see for, yourself: 3 Piece Solid Oak Dining Suite, Old English finish , Regular Price $135, Sale Price .................. ....110 9 Piece Solid Oak Dining Suite, Golden finish Regular Price $145, Sale Price $126. Chesterfield Suite in Mohair, regular $185, Sale Price $165' Walnut Bedroom Suite, Regular $145, Sale Price .. $125. Birch Walnut Bedroom Suite, Regular $75, Sale Price $60. 1 Kitchen Cabinet, regular $36, Sale Price $28.50 1 Kitchen Cabinet, regular $83, Sale Price .. $25.00 These are just a few of the Bargains you will find ,when you cone 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. Hess' Panacea for your hens, tone them up to put them in good condition for laying.' Also Dr, Hess' Stock Tonic Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co THE STORES WITH A STOCK FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT, DEALERS Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195 MEN'S NE'i„ 'SEASON FELTS ' The touch of, early spring is seen in these new hats for men. Their soft tones and graceful. shapes are: the latest edict of style, and the finest looking . models wehavecarried, in many moons. You will' be. 'wise to see .them and select one now be- cause their price' is low and you will have sev- eral months good wear. Priced from $3.75 to. $5 Spring Suitings are now in. Davis erman Custom Tailoring Cleaning and Pressing pen. to Children up to 17 years .of age.