HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-06-23, Page 9NTON'S LEADING JEWELER'Y STORE
TUE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
TRURSDAY, JTTN1ff23, n27:
Graduation
Graduation time will soon be
here, and we have already antici-
%,9l p1Ledthe annual demand Cor tok-
ens of jewelry that will express_
most appropriately sincere con-....
graiailations and encouragement
for "future years. .
An early selection will assure
you or a wide choice.', Ae ahvaye,
Quality- 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.
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N'e JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry '
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store
mine ma.
dads Suits
at X10.98
These suits -were not made to sell
at this price, but are .priced for quiolc
sale. They are neat patterns of a
good serviceable tweed, made in a
staple, 3 -button style, well tailored
and trimmed and will give satisfac-
tion—.
Men's Suits with Extra Trousers at
a special price of $17.95. A real bai'-
Let Prices on all lines ii£ Men's and
Boys' Clotihng
lurnsteel Bros,
U11
There is -a
Difference
Try our fine
Teas and
Coffee
THE C. & S. GROCERS
Buy Goods at
Your Own Price
The quickest way known to us to
clear out odds and ends of stock is.
to have no tllought of profit and ,to
make the price ,just ,what our friends
are disposed to pay. • The price indi-
cates what the goodsand the store
space they. use are worth to us only,
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the articles ay be worth t t i
n ch more
to you. Our method is one we have
used before with advantage to our-
selves in clearing . out the goods but
with much greater advantage to our
customers as to price. Some call it
an auction sale, up side down,/others a•
left-handed auction sale. The goods
are assembled in our .north. window
'andup to Saturday, the. 25th, the
price will. be $1:25 for your. choice.
On Monday the 27th, your choice for
$1.15 and the reduction in price will
continue until one cent is reached.
The gpods must go and the question
for you to decide is—Do you want any
of the articles displayed and what
price do you want to pay? -The
original price of seine of the pieces
was $2.50, el 5,
Rogers Laquer Domenstration
Friday, June 24th
How many times have you put up with a worn, shabby floor be-
cause you dreaded the "mess" of painting? And how many times
have you; window-shopped with hungry eyes, wishing that ypu might
find courage to'do over some of the furniture at hone in the new
vogue?..
• Rogers Brushing Lacquer will do these things for you because
it "Dries While You W.ai'
It means that you can /1019.
Lacquer'the floor and! in less than an hour, move the rugs
and furniture hack into place onto a hard, lustrous, durable
and handsome floor.
Lacquer the table, prepare the meal aid serve it on the new
finish.
Put the kiddies to.bd for their afternoon nap, Lacquer their
toys and they will be ready when the children awake,
brilliant, sanitary and enjoyable all over again.
Lacquer the stairway, read the evening paper and walk up over
the new finish when you're ready to go to bed. •
In fact you can Lacquer everything about the house except the
baby and the cooking utensils!
SOUVENIRS GIVEN WITH EACH .PURCHASE
Children's Toys and Ladies' Shoes Refinished. Also : Free Pair of
Candle Sticks given with _each 50c purchase.
We have a few second hand Electric, Water -power and Hand
Washing Machines
Slitter Et Perdue
pLUMBINQ _-'HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
PHONE 147w
a We Serve and Satisfy"
Picnic Time is Here
Thepicnic lunch is .most enjoyable when you have ..good things
to eat, easy to pack, not mussy, easy to handle and withal appetizing
and satisfying.
Sandwich Spread . 40c Cheese Chips, per pkg. • 20e
Olive Butter . .. . 40c Sodas, .per pkg.
Canned Salmon ,... 35c to 50e Cream' Cheese, per pkg. . 15c
Peanut Butter, per lb. 25c Kraft Cheese, per jar ... 25c
SPECIAL FOR THE WEEK -END_
10 lb. Pail Lard. $1.50 Corn Flakes, 3 for 29e
Matches, 3 for _ .. .,25.c Oranges, per, dozen 29c
Jelly Powders, 4 for 25c' Shortening, 3 lb. pail 50c
Rice, 3 lbs. for 25g P. & G. Soap, 10, bars for 500
LETTUCE -TOMA'T'OES -NEW POTATOES—BERRIES
L Lawson fi Co.,
PROMPT DELIVERY
JHONE 111, • F
e W. D. Fair co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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Mrs. Mary. McIntyre of Toronto is in
town this week,
Miss A. L. Stone of Essex was in
town over the week -end.
Mrs, J. Wiseman is visiting her moth-
er and other friends in St. Marys.
Miss Marjorie Beaton of Toronto is
spending a holiday at her home in
";Sown,
Miss Emma Doan of.Buffalo,is spend-
ing the vacation time. at her home
in town.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. G. Medd agent Sun-
day with the former's brother near
Listowel.
Miss Ruth McMath of W,`oodville has
returned home for the summer va-
cation time.
Misses Clement and Sheppard of God
erich called on Clintpn'friends on
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. A. J. McMurray of Harriston
has. been visiting her sisters in
town the past week.
'Vfiss Grace Akam and Mrs. Marion
McEachern of Detroit have been
visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
Akam:
Mr, and Mrs. " W. Brydone left this
morning' for Montreal and will sail
tomorrow for a six weeks' trip to
Europe.
W. and Mrs. R. B. Carter, Miss Eva
Carter and Mr. H. Joyner motored
to Kitchener and spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Mead.
!Jr. Harold Turner, local customs
officer, returned on Tuesday from a
pleasant holiday trip to Ottawa.
He made the trip by motor and
thoroughly enjoyed it, `
W. and Mrs. James Scott left yester-
day for Montreal and sail today
from Montreal for a trip to Eng-
land and Scotland,- They will be
absent six weeks or so.
Mrs. Fairfull, wife of Capt. J. X.
Fairfull, superintendent of the In-
dustrial Farm, Burwash, visited
with Mrs. A. J. M3rrish and called
on other old friends in town this
week. '
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Morrison and
Miss Violet and Miss Kate Parke
motored to Beamsville to spend the
week -end. On their return journey
they spent a..day at the O.A.C.,
Guelph.
Mr. G. E. nail of the News -Record
left yesterday morning • for Toron-
to and -in the evening joined the
party of weekly newspaper men
who left by special train for Big -
win Inn, Muskoka, where the an-
nual convention is in progress this
week. • '
Miss Minnie Falk of Baden and Miss
Loretta Neibergall of Butte, Mon.,
leave, been visiting • their aunt, Mrs.
Akani. This was Miss 'Neibergall's
first visit to Canada and she was
highly pleased with what she saw
of the. country. She visited at sev-
eral points in Ontario.
Mr. Malcolm MaeBeth, editor of the
Milverton Sun, was in town on
Friday last, being one of the speak-
ers at the Huron County Trustees'
and Ratepayers' convention. Mr.
MaeBeth is president of the urban
section of the Provincial organiza-
tion. Mrs. MaeBeth and a sister,
who is visiting them from Regina,
accompanied him for the drive.
Mr. and Mrs. G. McBriei and faii-
ily of Detroit were in town on Tues -
clay calling on friends and relatives.
They motored over, bringing Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. McBrien of Hullett,
who had gone overon Om Grey-
hound for a little visit in the City
of the Straits. Mr. and Mrs, Mc-
Brien gave The News -Record a lit-
tle call, to renew a subscription and
for old sake's sake, Mr. McBrien
having learned' the printing trade in
The New Era office years ago. He
is now an operator with the Direc-
tory' Printing Co., Detroit.
From England-.
We are introducing New Ocean Shaker Salt
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Ver y Distinctly' Ocean Flavor—Beautiful Quality
It is Gerebos Salt and sells' at 15e or 2 for 25c
t
Also From Englancl
We have a new Chutney Crosse and Blackwell Pickle at 35c
Also C. & B, Distilled Vinegar and Sandwich Paste
'at 25e and 30c
For the People Who Conte From Ireland
Vie have New Irish ,Potatoes at 3 lb.,for 25c. 'Then we have Green Cucumbers at 15c, 0 2 for 25c
Green Cabbage Green Asparagus Green Lettuce and lots of other green things.
From Cuba
PURE CANE SUGAR
100 Ib. Sack Redpath's ., . "37.10
100 lb. Sack Dominion : 7.0.0.
10 lb. Redpath's Sugar .......,.,. 72c
10. Ib. Dominion Sugar 72c
2 lbs. Icing ,Sugar29e
2. lbs. Fruit Sugar . 29c
LoafSugar, per pkg. ..... ..... ......,: 25c
25c List -"or Canadians
2 ib, Prunes for .. , -- 25e 2 ib. Dates for 25c
2 cans Peas ..:... 26c' Jelly Powders, 4 for 25c
2 cans Ton
atoe
2be'
Sala
large, ca
25c
II. A. Cheese 25c Breakfast Food
.............. 25c
Catsup, per bottle :.. 25c Aylmer Soups, 2 ,for . , •. , .....: '25c
Pork and Beans, 2 for ' 25c Rice; 3 lbs, for 25e
Fancy Biscuits, per lb._
25c
Fresh Salmon Trout Tuesdays and Fridays
Mammy's Bread anfl Fancy Brown Bread , Special Jubilee Maple Leaf Cookies, per lb. 35c
Watch for Our Jubilee List Next Week •
10 bars P. & G. Soap 45c'
'SEEK -END SPECIALS.
5 Ib. pail. Syrup 38c 2 pkgs. Corn Starch 19c
20 lb. pail Lard $3,20,
5 lb.. pail Lard 89e'
In the Morning:First Delivery 9 a.m. • In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m.: Kindly Order Early
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sh and ell
Service
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Where " Sells for less" price prevails.
40/0 IfiVAOMPIOVMMIMIAAtNAN '91PANIAM AM
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Building Beauty and Comfort into the Home
BEAUTY and Comfort are demanded by men.and women seeking a per-
manent home. Theirdemand rutty be satisfied by, using more and better
woodwork, for well dsigned carefully planned -woodwork has an irresistable
appeal.•
We can supply you with stairs, mantels, book cases, china cupboards,,'
kitchen cabinets, breakfast•nooks and other' built-in furniture, in short wood-
work that adds beauty and comfort to the home.
'mo•. BUILDING MA'FER•IAtS OF ALL KINDS
:Gyproc,°Lime, Door and windoly frames, doors and windows, verandah mat-
',erials, Hardwood flooring, Shingles.
Thom:' McKenzie Estate, Clinton
LUMBER AND HIGH GRADE MILLWORK • PHONE 88
STRAWBERRIES
• Get your, order in early this' year and do riot be disappointed
My Berries are bigger' and better than ever. Quality is Excellent.
supply for Garden Parties or Lawn Socials.
A FULL BOX FOR YOUR MONEY
F. W. ANDREWS
CLINTON
Can
PHONE 33-w
15.
LOOK FOR THE COMET.
If you can get out to an open space
and the eveningis clear you may be
able to see the Pons-Winnecke comet
on Sunday evening. which Prof. Chant -
of Toronto states wM
be
rnearest It the
earth on Sunday, June
not very bright buk if the sky is clear
it may be discerned. -It is in the
constellation Lyra, in the north east-
ern. sky.
BIBLE SOCIETY .EXECUTIVE
BEGINS WIORK.
A meeting of the executive of the
Bible Society was held on Thursday
evening at the hoine of Mr. Vodden.
It was decided, : to, proceed with the
annual canvass as soon as possible
with a view of hating this work corn=
pleted if possible by the end of July.
The territory was divided' into sec-
tions with each of the local congre-
gations responsible for one section
and subscription -books: were issued
to the representatives.
Londesb®re
Brucefield.
Mr. W. C. Landesborough of Port
Credit attended the funeral of his
brother-in-law, Mr. George Stanbury
of Clinton, and visited at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. James McQueen
and other. friends Last week.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. Rattenbury and
family of Burlington and W. Robt.
Marks of Kansas .were the guests of
Mr. - and Mrs. W?m. Rattenbury this
week. '
,Mr. Robt, Hotham's many friends
were glad to see him back to his hone
in Brucefield 'after his recent illness.
A most interesting meeting of the
W. M. S. was held Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Campbell, Mrs.
Hutton presiding.. After the opening
hymn and 'Scripture reading, Mrs.,
Hutton led in prayer. The. leaflet,
"Importance of Individual Prayer
Life," was read by Mrs. Vedder'. A.
very' interesting paper on "Prayer"
was: given by Miss Belle Scott.- The
mission study was taken by: Mrs.
Beattie, Jean Hamilton and Mb's. Har-
vey, giving a cleaner vision of India
and her needs: The meeting was
largely `.attended, several visitors
were welcomed. -At the conclusion of
the meeting lunch was served.
Miss Mary';Cartwright visited with
friends at Trowbridge on Sunday.
Mr. Palmer, Mr. Coates and Mr.
Bentham of Waikerville were visitors
in the village over the week -end.
Mr. Harold Johnston of London is
visiting' his ,pother, Mrs. Fred John-
ston.
Miss Susie Sampson of Palmerston
is _,visiting friends in this community.
1Vfiss Blanche Snell is nvisiting Miss
Mary, Knox, Orono.
Miss Alvetta Brigham of St. Thom
es is home for the summer vacation.
COAL
Coal of all kinds always,. on hand
for immediate delivery.
Also a gnantity of dry Maple Wood
Prices reasonableand same' to all
W. J. MILLER & SON
orders taken at residence,.' Phone 46
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. We 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
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HARDWARE and PLUMBING.
Phone 244
Furnishing That New Horse
Will be easily accomplished by paying ;us a visit as we halve the
stock to satisfy the most critical customer, and our prices are sure
to please. •. •
We would especially draw your attention to our new Chesterfield
Suites and that new irresistable Fibre Furniture, It is making a big
hit because it is so good looking, strong and comfortable.
Our stock of Kitchen, Dining Room, Living Room,' Bedroom and
Verandah furniture is quite complete so you will have no trouble
making your selections.
ALL WE WANT IS A CHANCE TO PROVE IT
IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
We have a splendid. new stock of New Perfection and the High
Speed Lorrain Coal, Oil Stoves and Heats and Cooking Utensils of
all kinds. '
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THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTOES ' MONUMENT DEALERS
Faraitnre Phone• 104. Hardware 195
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
STAN THEATRE
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Monday-Tuesday—WednesdayJune 27, 28, 29
Norma Shearer in a new hit
The Waning Sex
Norma Shearer plays a new type of role in her Newest .Picture
ADMISSION -25c and 150
Special for Thursday, Friday and Saturday—June 30 and July 1 and 2
Beverly of Qraustark
Antonio Moreno and Marion Davis in a spectacular• romance of
flashing swords and flaming hearts
ADMISSION—•35c and 26c
SPECIAL MATINEE—Friday, July 1 at 2:30 -Admission 25c and 15c
To celebrate the Sixtieth Anniversary of Canada's Confederation
we are giving, Complimentary Tickets to veterans :of the Great War
on June 3(1, July 1 and 2. Any veteran who has not received his
ticket can get one by applying at the theatre,
s Eggs Eggs
Bring us yourEggs E s While Fresh
We invite customers to visit our candling and grading room
to see grading properly done.
We Pay Spot Cash
Now is the time to market yonr fat broody hens and old roosters
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HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL, QUE.
For further information' apply to
CLINTON BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO
PHONE 190
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