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The Clinton News Record, 1927-05-12, Page 81 T E CLINTON NEWS -RECORD CLINTON'S LEADING JEWFLER'Y"STORE Graduation ' Graduation time will soon be here, and we have already antiei- • hated the, annualdemand for 'tok- ens of jewelry that will express' most 'appropriately, sincere con- gratulations ancl. `encouragement. for future years, An, early selection will assure you of a wide choice.,, As always,• Quairtyfi`-and Beauty and Reason-` able Prices, Don't forget to see, our display of polished Brass, the best ever shown. In /prices ranging from. 35c. up to $10,00. i .- H. JOHNSON Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Fine Jewellery and Repairs •.Nefct Hovey's Drug Store WORK BOOTS At Bargain Prices Where are you buying your Work Boots and what are you paying fo them? Have you been getting the best value for your money? The kind we sell are purchased direct from the manufacturers in quantities to secure the lowest possible prices._ They are made of solid leather to give satisfactory service and our reduced prices place them below the keenest competition. Before buying our line of reliable Work' boots for men and boys from $2.50 up. Plumsteel Bros. PHONE 25, There is a Difference Try our fine Teas and Coffee THE C & S. GROCERS. (99 They are here, ready for you. Good garden and farm tools at lower prices than- have prevailed for many -sea- sons. Every essential tool for every crop or soil—and the good workman Should have good equipment if his labors are not to be wasted. Conte in this week, snake your se - lotion, choose the seeds you need and 'be ready for good planting days }whenever they may arrive, Yet; lvill fiat' our seed stock complete and of '.firing the widest choice. A N. Sutter & Perdue PLLlis fl1'W HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING PHONE 147w " We Serve and Satisfy $peeisi'For eek1lld Pure Lard,, 10 ib. pail , $1,54. Bulk Lard, per lb. 19e 5 lb. Pail Syrup ..: 38c 4: lb: pail pure St, .ant 75c Rice, 3 lbs. for. .. 25c Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. for 29e Corn _Flakes, 3 -pkgs. for 29c'. Castile Soap (large bar). 20cr, Handy Ammonia ..•.. 3 for 25e Carbolic Soap .. 4 for 25e P. &.G. Soap .. 10 bars for 50e Neb Soap Flakes ... 3 for 25c Toilet Paper ,.,.,r.. 6 fpr 25c 3 pkgs. Lux with tea spoon 49c Fruits mid Vegetables Strawberries, Pineapples, Bananas, Oranges, Lettuce, • Toinatoes, Cabbages, etc. L. Lawson 6' Go. PHONE 111 PROMPT DELIVERY Itltieic entertains,•associates the fain- ily in the same thougght,°the same joy and the same task, begets good 'rumor. and makes families happy. You perhaps know what good value you have had in previous issues of the Feist Folios, No. 1$ is just :.to hand. :We regard it as the best issue yet produced, contains h0 dance hits, among them are "Sunday"`: "In a Little Spanish Town" "Just a Bird's-eye View" "Huns Your Troubles Away" "I've` Lost All My Love for You" and 25 others, all for 60c. , YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WITH ANY FEIST SONG Tile W. D. Fair Do. Often the Cheapest ---Always the Best ,IP101,1111111:190999mui)Iii�LIl�lllillihi��� Miss Isobel Draper, : of Brantford spent the week -end at her hone town. Rev. L. C. Harrison' is in London this week, attending the meeting. -of Synod. Miss Graham of the Collegiate staff spent the week -end at her home in „Glencoe. Mr. John Brown of Petroloa spent the week -end as the; guest of his sis- ter, Mrs. -R. Horsley. ' Mrs, J. B. Kennedy has returned from Detroit, where she spent the win- ter with her son, J. B. Kennedy. The Misses Zapfe of Kitchener have been visiting at the home of their brother, Mr. J. 3. Zapfe of town. 1114•. and Mrs, E'.W, Morrison, Miss Violet Morrison and Miss Eva C1uff visited' Hensall friends on Sunday. Mrs. (Dr.) IKay of Lapeer, Mich„ re- turned to her hone last' week after a. stay with her brothel, Mr. B. J. Gibbings. Mr. and Mrs.' Norman Fitzsimons of Detroit carne over to spend "Moth- ers''Day" with the fornter's par- ents in town. Mrs. (Rev.) J •E. Hogg is ,in Walke!- ville this week attending the meet- ing of the W. M. S. of London Con- Ifpr'ence Branch. Mrs. M. Stevenson has returned to her hone ;in Brussels, after having spent about a month with her sis- ter Mrs. A. Glazier. Mr, J.' H. Wylie was called. to Toren - to last week to attend the funeral of his brother-in-law, Mr. Win. Read, who died suddenly. Miss Libbie Gibbings spent a fort- night or so at, the home of. her brother, Mr,'. B. J. Gibbings, re- turning to Toronto last week, Mr and Mrs. Bert Pridhara and childn. ren of betroili motored over to spend the week -end with the lady's , brother, Mr. J E. Cook of town. Miss Mollie Wilson and Mr, A. 'Pettit . of .St.'• Thomas- spent the week -end at: the ',mine of the .form- er•'s brother, Mr. W. Wilson of .King street, • Mrs. Harold Rilty and little .daughter, Peggy, svho have been visiting the lady's parents, Dr. and Mrs. W. • Shaw, since Raster, returned . to their home in Toronto last week. Mr. and Mrs. 'Ervin G. Zinn and son, Warren, and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Holland motored down from Lucic- now on Sunday to visit' their par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Holland. Mr: and Mrs. S. S. Cooper"and• fam- ily of Clinton spent yesterday in. Goderieh, guests of Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Cooper, • They spent the•win- ter in California and enjoyed their sojourn,in the south so much that they expect to go south again next winter.—Goderieh Star. Mrs:George Cross of Bentley, Mich., has been spending the past week or sewith her sister, Mrs: R. Horsley. Mrs. Cross, who with her late hus- band, was formerly a resident of Clinton, lias been for soine years in the State of Montana and it is over twenty years since the sisters met, Naturally Mrs. Cross sees many changes' in Clinton and misses many a one -time -familiar face, The following Clinton • citizens at- tended the "At IIonie" held in honor of Premier and Mors. Fergu •son.,,at Masonic Temple, London; on Fridia;y. evening; Mr. and Mrs.. C. G. Middleton, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. R. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. J. Zapfe, Mr. and Mrs. John LSchoenhals and Mies. M..Johnston, Dr. and Mrs. F. G. Thompson, Reeve and Mrs. Nel son'TreWartha, Col. 14. B. and Mrs. Combe and Misses ,Mabel Clue, Zetta, Baviden, and Dora Schoenhals 'irndMr. and Mrs. Guy Hicks; aAVIAAtionAttalnitin TIiURSDAY,: AX' 12, 1927" ,g; "R ‘6,46Wier.WW‘tenaMPIMINIKM0 s Fuer Grocer Is the »Tithe for Fresh .Lettuce; Cucumbers` NeBeets, Fresh Strawberries and Pineapples Salads of All Kinds. For Salads Tuna Fish, per lin • . 85c Pimentos l0c and 20c Pineapple Tid Bits and Sliced... ...... 25e Asparagus ....... 25e and 50c Lobsters 30c and 55c Shrimp .. •... •... _. 25c FOR 'SANDWICHES Sandwich Filler 20c, 35c and 40e •'Sandwich Spree ....... 35e Thousand: Island Dressing 35c Mayonnaise Dressing 40c Olive Dressing 400 Olive Butter 20c and 35c Week -end Specials; 10 ibs.Arari.-sugar , , r ....... .. 75c 4 lbs. Breakfast Food ' , , , , 4 lbs.rCorn Meal 19c c 10 bars P. & G. Soap49c ,. , 490 10 bars Somme Soap .. 49e 2 pkgs. Coir -Starch 19e 2 lbs. Loose Cocoa 25e 2 Cans Peas. 3 pkgs. Ammonia ", , 23c 3 pkgs. Corn Flakes • 29c Vi -Tone .. . .. . 35e and 59c Special in Prunes 3 lbs, for 29c Fresh Salmon Trout, Tuesdays and Fridays " Three Free Deals „ With a 25c bottle Vanilla,: one Paring Knife, Free. With a 25c package jelly Powder, one Tumbler, Free. With a'75G•lb. of Tea, Black or Mixed, 'one small Teapot ; Free. We.are introducing New Brands of Health Bread. Hovis is very popular in Great Britian, all brown, a . • all the vitamines, also Cheese Bread. • Pineapples -for Canning Next Week. Containing hi the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. Ia the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order Early • W. T. O'Neil Where "Sells for less,` price prevails. Cash and Service Phone . 48 HAVE A FIFTY-YEAR ROOF With "Keystone Brand" Shingles, made from selected British Columbia Red Cedar. This band ensures qual- ity and durability. We have four grades in stock. - Ask ug, how you cagy beautify, and protect your home with "Creo Dipt" stained shingles at small cost. Your home can be artistic, beautiful, and more, if Rs roof and sidewalls are of "Creo ' Dipt" stained shingles, Na- ture's own building m.aterial. Pic- tulesque, Colorful and growing al- ways more attractive. 1' "Creo. Dint" Shingles can be se- cured in a wide variety of styles and colors. Let us quote on your require- ments. • Thomas McKenzie Estate, Clinton LIMBER AND HIGH GRADE MILLWORK PRONE SS People You Know OX SOCIAL Mrs., James Appleby spent the week- end in London. ID. -- Mr. Harry Hunt of Galt called on ROLMESVILl E UNITED CHURCH friends in town this week, Mr. Joe Rinehardt o'f Kitchener was in town one day this week. Miss Jean McMurchie of. Toronto spent the wdek-endat her home in Mr. Emmerson, Mitchell of the Wind- sor police force, accompanied, by his wife and little con, has been vis- iting his mother' in town. Mr. and Mrs. Dean -Courtice and Miss Betty of Hamilton spent the week- end at the home of the former's tallier, Mr. E: G. , Courtice. - Miiss Isabel Govenloek of Loudon who has just returned from Shezuoke, Japan, visited en Saturday with IIZr. 111.'G. and Miss Hattie Courtice. Miss Govenlock has been associated with Miss Sybil Courtice in. Japan. • APRIL WORIKIP1G OVERTIME In the old-fashioned poem, "Months of the Year," April' lines read: "April brings the primrose sweet, Scatters daisies at our feet. Well, she's begun': the dainty work, London Free Press, May 2nd. Rose. Eiushes Canadian Bench Grown The same quality that won the. $1,000 'National - Flower Show prize this year. Fine' strong, bushes that will give you fine fragrant bloom this summer. Arnerican,Beauty Hoosier Beauty. Premier Red Seedling Columbia Madame Butterfly ONLY 45e EACH Let us have your Order for May Delivery J..Cuuingha,f•1 e, Florist Phones—Store, 31—Greenhouse, 1.7Sw 05-2 1p or• -- Thursday, May 19th Musical and Literary Program George Elliott, Auctioneer. 09-1 MAY FA1»R Under the auspices of the GIRLS CLUB OF WESLEY-WILLIS CHURCH In the Church Hall on Friday hfternooa MAY 27th From 4 to 7 o'clock Table of Miscellaneous Articles vahied up to 75 tents Touch and Take Booth -25c parcels • Candy and Hoene Made Baking A 25 cent tea will also be served dur- ing the sale Menud Potato Salad Devilled Eggs Jelly » Pickles Rolls Pie Tea and Coffee 09-3 PREPARE FOR YOUR SUMMER GUESTS this year by getting that new Bath- room/outfit you've. been talking about for years, but have just been putting it off. Come in to -morrow and see our'; display. Ne., will give you a "good..price"'and a "good job." We also do any kind of plumbing and repairing Give us a chance before you decide ilouso Cleaning Ti1lle House Cleaning time is right on. We have everything that pleases the housewife. Wall and Ceiling Brushes—Maresca 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—the Roof that stands the test. PLUIMIBING ESTIMATES, GIVEN As the warm weather approaches you will naturally be looking for a good safe place to store your furs, etc, You best and safest solution is a Cedar Chest. They are absolutely moth -proof, niee and roomy, well -finished in red cedar and solid walnut, with lining. We are especially well prepared to supply all your' needs in LlnoIeurn, 011oCloth, Congoleuni, in rugs or by the yard. A fine stock of Rugs to select from and -lots of room to show then, so come in earlyto select your requirements. »\3o cavo bought heavily in Beds, Springs and Mattresses for Spring chid you will save good money by asking about them: EVERYTHING ELSE IN UP-I'O-DATE. FURNITURRE Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co THE STORES WITH 'A STOCK FUNERAL DIRECTORS Furniture Phone: 104 • Hardware 195 MONUMENT DEALERS "Appearance the Thing, Old : Fellow!" "Clothes may not make the malt, 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 Spring • and Fall Overcoats at $25.00 Davis & Herman Custom Tailoring eta miirreirragourrhownworetearararrnatrommorromioar Cleaning and, Pressing" Eggs Egs Eggs Bring us your Eggs Whip Fresh alsoour large fat broodyhens Pay y � ACash- Gunn, Langlois »& Co., Limited 'HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 HEAD OFFICE - MONTREAL, QUE. For father 'information apply to CLINTON®BRANCFI, CLINTON, ONTARIO PHONE 190 )