HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-04-21, Page 8CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELERY STORE
Tut CLINTON NEI s -RECORD
Do not torture yaw'. eyes. To neg-
lect your eyeswhen they trouble
you is to torture thein. Theare
delicate' organs', and, neglect of them
fiery .often results in permanenty
a p ecaution, we reeenmoi
that ;Poi inrnre them exaininetl:
If
your eyes smart, tear, or ace
strained, 'let us examine them. We
are here to keep your eyes in good
condition. We can „supply, you with
glasses that will correct your eye
trouble and fit your face.
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store
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SHIRTS—
Toeike and;,Arrow brands,
'cut, full anti generous; care-
fully .Finished —_Broadcloth
Bombay: Cord or Madras at
close prices, $1.65 and up.
Clearing lines at,.specially low prices.
NECKWEAR— -
New patterns and materials for spring and summer wear,' very
special value at $1.00.. Cheaper lines from 25c up.
HOSIERY—
Silk and Lisle—plaids or checks and plain colors—pleasing to
the eye aryl satisfactory for wear. Special value at 76c.
Fancy Plaid -Lisle Hose, special at 38c
FOOTWEAR—
See our line, of Invictus Oxfords for men. --real quality—newest
styles and priced at $6.75 and $7.00.
Men's Oxfords in other good makes, latest styles from $4.00 up.
Real 'Values in Dependable Footwear—Clearing Lines Specially Priced
The stew idea
of Panelled "
WallPalier
Moes beautiful homes are be-
ing created every day through
the use of panelled wall paper
effects. •
Let us show you how' your
rooms can gain an added
cha`rru through this new idea ;
in wall decoration.
"Wallpaper borders used
to' 'outline panels are. -a flex-
ible decoration extremely ef-
fective in emphasizing archi-
tecturaI'merit and correcting
' structural defects,"
GARMENT BAGS
Protect your winter garment from
moth,'dust and damp. The bags are
made of,9tronng:' Kraft 'Paper. 26x55
inches with a roomy expanding gus-
set, egniplied with 'hook to hang and
sliding closing' devices," are air -tight,
dust proofand moth -proof: Will hold.
yawn Overcoat, Suit or Dress. The
price is 60c. It's built to be prac-
tical and priced to be .economical.
TimeiN5 11 Fair CDs.
Often. the Cheapest—Always the Best
Fresh
Vegetables
Leaf Lettuce, New Cabbage
This is the season of the
year when everyappetite
craves green stuff, fruits and
vegetables.
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C, Sz S. GROCERS
PHONES -125w and 125j
The biggest investment in painting is in the time; and lab-
our—so if you are goingto paint, give time and labour to the
job, why not use the "BST paint?
Branclram-Henderson paint' is mixed from highest grade
leads ant; p Jrest`oils by chemists who ' have made g life study
in paint mixing,
e have nil hoods �1 paint, for 'outside or inside work,
enamels, shellacs, laquers and varnishes.
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PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
PHONE 147w
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"We Serve and Satisfy
PHONE 111
Thursday, ' Friday, Saturday
SPECI LS
Cream of Wheat, 4 for 25c
Corn Flakes, 3 for 29e
Rolled. Oats, 6 lbs for `. 29c
Grain, Sugar, 13 Ibs. for .:'$1.00
P. &,G. Soap, 10 -bars for 50c
Ammonia, 3 for 25c
Pearline, 3 For , . . , . 25c
Classic Cleanser., 3 for
Canned Peas, 2 for,
Canned ,Tomatoes, 2 for
Canned Apples', 2 for
Vanilla„ (large bottle with,
• paring knife)
Shortening, 3 lbs. net ....
LUX DEAL
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3 pkgs. Luxwith germine Rogers 1887. Tea' Spoon for 40c
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Following are some of the students
from the' higher Provincial seats of
learning who spent the Easter holm
day Alt their -several homes here and
hereabouts; '
Misses Jean' and Eleanor Plumsteel,
Western 'University, London.
Miss Eileen Atkinson,- Western Un-
'iversity, London. •
1bLi'ss Elsie Snyder, London Business
College.
Mr. E. S. Livermore, Osgoode Hall,
Toronto.
Mr, Elmer ,Paisley„ University of
Toronto.
Mr. Bert Marshall, University of
Toronto.
Msr Harry Ball, Western Univer-
sity, London:
Mr, Robert Hunter, University of
Toronto.
Mr. Harold Rorke of Kitchener was an
town this week.
Mr. W. Grant of Flinton.is home for
the easter vacation.
Mrs. F. F. Gillies of ICitehener was
home for the week ;eud.
Miss Margaret Mnhaffy was in Tor-
onto over the week -end,
Miss Leona. Hearn .of Hamilton spent
Easter at her home hi town.
Mrs. A. E..Durnin visited with LucIc-
now friends over the week -end.
Miss Ida Wilken of Detroit spent the
week -end ather home in town:
Mrs. T. Jackson is spending the week
with her daughters in Toronto.
Miss' Bessie Chowen of Toronto spent
the week-end.at her home in town.
Miss Bessie Morrish returned on Fri-
day after spending a. few days in.
Toronto.
Miss Brown of Toronto was an Easter
5120st at the home of her brother,
Mr. W. C. Crown. .
Rev. and Mrs. Roulsten and children
oil- Areene , visited Mr. and Mrs. 7.
Walkinshaw, this week,
Misses Lula and Phyllis ,Cirieh of Tor-
onto spent the week -end at their
respective homes in.town,
Mrs. Harwood of Suinmerland, B;C„
visited last week at the home of her
brother, Mr. H. E. Rorke,
Misses Elsie and Jessie Heywood of
Exeter are visiting this week with
their aunt, Mrs. S. Jordan.
Miss Emma Higgins of the Guelph
Collegiate` Staff is spending the
holiday week at her home in town,
Mrs. N. A, Phoenix and two sons' of
Hamilton are Eastertide guests at
the fernier's- home, .that of Mrs. R.
J. Glut. -
Mi. Kenneth Rorke of 'Kinntnount,' ac-
companied by Mr. Howard Hopkins,
• is_spending the Faster vacation at
his Ito.me in town.
Misses Jule Bartllf of Toronto and
,'.nuns '13artliff of Aurora .are•
Spending the Easter vacation at
their-' home in . town.
Mr. and, Mrs. M. Torrance and little
daughter " of Toronto spent the
week -end with the formen's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Torrance,
Mr. J. H. Wiltse left for Winnipeg on
'mFniday after spending some, weeks
lwith his father, Mr. II. Wilt -se, who
has been ha very poor, health.
Misses Eleanor and Marion Manning
and ,little Miss Gladys Nelles of
London spent Easter -with Mr.'and
Mrs. R. S. Manning of town,
Miss Gertrude, Wallis of Midland Co1-
]egiate stiff, and Miss Freda Wal-
lis of Victoria Hospital staff,`.Lon-
den, are spending the holiday week
at their home in town.
Miss Mildred Livermore of Si. Cath-
arines spent Easter, with her moth-
er,,Mrs, 8.:G. -Castle, On her re-
turnshe took her little sestet: Miss;
Susie, with 'her fora hide visit.
Miss B. F. Ward Mit Thursday ,for
Essex, where, she attended the wed-
ding of Miss 'Margaret Stone on
Friday, going on to ' her home in
'Maryland for the luster vacation.
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We are showering, our bargain prices at you and showering '
you with sugar all the time. Get our Prices on Dominion
and Redpaths.'
April Prices, to Aid Hogisecleaners
10 Bars P. d G, or Somme Seapfor 49c
3 pigs. Ainncpia Tor.,... ---------------------------
Brooms, each' .. , 38c
Flexor •2 pkgs for 't . 50c
(1 10c pkg.,Free)
Soap Chips,..2 lbs.. for .
Chipso, 2 pkgs. for ... , . , .. ...: ...
Corn Starch, 2 pkgs. for
Rolled Oats, 10 lbs. for ...• ....... . . :
Corn Meal, 4 lbs. for
Rice, 3 lbs. for
Raisin's, °2 lbs. for .. ..... .. , .. ... , ....
29c"
19c
190
39c
19c
25c
30c
For Quick Meth
-' When You are Busy
Quick Tapioca, per plcg. . . ....:. . : . ... . .. , 15e
Shrimps, per. tin ,...: ... 25c
.C. & B. Chicken Paste for -Sandwiches 25c
C.& B. Anchovy Paste: ••••300
C. & B. Chutney 'Pickles .... , .... , ;'. ... .. 35e
Pineapple' for Salads, 2 tins for'. ................. .... ISo
Salad: Dressing . ..... .. 25'c and 35e
Sandwich. Spread ,. 35c and 45c
Fresh Lettuce, Green Onions, Pineapples,
and Cucumbers
Tomatoes:
SERI E
During the busy season we will deliver within a radius of
ten riles all ;Grocery orders of $10 and upward, excepting
Flour and Sugar..
In the l4or aing,First Dellvery 9 a.m,
Cash and,'
Servtc, p
In the Afternoon First Delivery`2.30 pm. Kindly Order Early
Where " Sells for less" price prevails.
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For Quality and
Service order
Your Veranda
Materials fro m
Thomas McKenzie
Estate
Everything in Lumber and
Buildign Supplies
PHONE 88
Goderich Township
Mr. Harold Whitmore of Hamilton
spent Easter at the home of his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Whitmore.
Mr. and Mrs. John Young and lit-
tle son returned to Toronto on Mon-
day. They wore accompanied by Mrs.
Young's sister; Mrs. Wilbur Welsh
and her little daughter. Mr. Welsh
will join them later, „.
Easter report for i5. S. No. 4:
'Continuation -- Olive Thompson,
72%; Annie Williams, 69.
Sr. 4th—Willie Rugger, absent.
Sr. 3rd -Ruth Thompson, 80; Harry
Williams, 73; Joe 'Murphy, 72; Mary
Oakes, 69; Margaret Biggin, 07; Ben
Churchill, 60; Harold Lobb, 66; Mable
Churchill,"'45.
Tr. 3rd -Jack Snyder, 71; Earl WiI-
liams, 06,
Sr. 2nd—Harry Thdinpson, 69; Al-
vin; Lobb, 54,
Jr. 2nd. --Robin Thompson, 78; Tom
Murphy, 61.
Sr. Primer --Joy Lobb, Irene Wil -
liana.
Jr. Primer--Isabollo Oakes; Billie
Williams.
—MUgTEL E. POTTEE, Teacher.
The following is the report of S. S.
No. 10 for the Easter examinations:
Jr. 56—Robert Cole, 32; Helen
Beacom, 79.
Sr. 4th—Hugh Middleton, 77; Jack
Cluff, 71; Bessie Cluff, 61.
Jr. 4th --*:Edgar Rathwell, 68; Gay-
nell Whitmore, 57.
Jr. 3rd -Connie Chill, 70; Alice
Steep, 64; Kathleen Beacon, 60;
*D'Arcy Rathwell, 42; +*Thomas Both-
well, `35.
Sr. 2nd—Robert Welsh, 70; Gladys
Steep, 63; Doris Hanley, 56;' "'Mar-
jorie Rathwell, 45. • .
Jr..2nd—Ross Middleton, 31.; Wan-
da
anda ClufE, 72; *Eleanor Rathwell, 50.
Jr. `let—Earl Switzer, , 57; Lawr-
ence Switzer, 53.
Those marked with an asterisk
were absent on account of measles for
one Month this term.
—E. P. Scotchmer, teacher.
Constance
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Mr. and Mrs. Led Stephenson spent
a few days initis friends 'in Detroit
and other .places.
Mr. ao. Mrs. Joltinnie'Riley and son
•of' Tuckersmith spent Sunday in the
village visiting friends,
Miss Edith Riley .of Clinton sport
the holidays with her Parents,. Mr.
end Maes. Geo;•
Riley,
Miss,Blanehe Wlieatlny of New
:Hamburg is spending the holidays
with her parensts, Mo,. and Mrs, Geo,
Wheat -los'
Mr. Cliii'ortl Britton of the Miii-
'varsity of Toronto is spending the
holidays with his Barents, Mr. and
Mrs,,VI. Britton.
We are very sorry to hear that Mrs.
'W. Cole is not so well again.
it•fisii Phobe Wakefield is visithig
friends in Stratford and Kippen.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Pickard and
babe were callers on Mr. and' Mrs. T,
Pollard on Sunday.
Huron Road East
Mr. and Mrs, R. McFarlane of God -
midi spent Sunday at Mr. Chas.
Mann's.
Mr. Stuart Ball, Miss Sadie Ball
and hiirs. Wm. Ball motored to Nile
one day recently.
Mr. and Mrs: Bert Irwin of Thorn-
hill are spending 'their Easter . vara-
tion among friends in this vicinity.
Mr. Irwin is principal of the Thorn-
hill school, having eight teachers
undek him.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lawrence of
McKillop spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. Noble Holland.,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ' Johnson and
family of Goderich township spent
Sunday at the home of -Mr. and Mrs."
Wm. Glazier.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen' Betties and
Mrs. W, Weston spent,a few hours at
Mr, Geo. A. 'Vanderburgh's Sunday
evening last.
Mr. Fred Cook finished seeding on
Monday.
Mr. and ' Mrs. Gee. Mann of the
second of Hallett spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. Win. Glazier. ,
Mr. Wm. Glazier sold a valuable
cow to Mr,, Wm. Pearson, Goderich
township.
•TIt a To Parise•
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Early Spring is a good ,painting
season. Paint has, time to set before
the summer sun does any damage.
Brighten Up the hones with a new
Coat of Paint this spring:- One of
the cheapest investments you can
make.
We can supply you with Martin-
Senortr 100r/e ' pure ready -mixed
Paint which has no equal, r$t with
pure white lead 'and oil if you prefer
to ;nix year' own;
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House Cleaning time, is right on. We' • have everything that
pleases the housewife,` Wall and Ceiling Brushes--Mureseo for the
walls—Stains and Floor Enamel for the floors -a full line of lawn
mowers and. garden tools—a .full stock of Brantford Roofing in
Slab, Slate and Roll, of different grades—tire Roof that stands the
• test.
PLUMBING ESTIMATES GIVEN
As the warm weather_ approaches you will naturally be looking
for a good safe place to store your fns, etc. You best and safest
solution is a Cedar; Chest. They are absolutely moth -proof, nice and
roomy, well -finished in red cedar and solid walnut, with luring.
We are especially well prepared to supply all your needs in
Linoleum,. Oil Cloth, Congoleum, in rugs' or by the yard. A fine stock
of Rugs to select from and lots of room to show them, so come in
early to select your requirements, .
We have bought heavily in Beds, Springs and Mattresses for
Spring and you will save good money by asking about therm.
EVERYTHING ELSE IN 'UP-TO-DATE FURNITURE
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
THE STORES WITH A STACK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
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is ..the Thing,
Old Fellow!"
"Clothes may not
make the man, but they
do make his appear-
ance, That's why I
Make sure that my
suits are made by
Davis and Herman.
See our Specials in
Sprinig and Fall
Overcoats at $25.09
avis & Herman.
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