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CLEN&ON NEWS -RECORD
THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1927»
'CLINTON"iS
EADING JEWELER
roe
raduati'al�
Graduation :time will soon. be
here, and we have already aritici-
• pated the annual. demand for tok-
ens of jewelry ; that will express
most appropriately sincere con-
gratulations and encouragement
for future years.
An early Selection will assure
•you of, a wide choice. As ,always,;
Quality!.,and Beauty and' Reason-
able 'l.'rieea.
Don't forget to seeour display
of polished Brass, the .best ever.
' shown. In ' prices ranging from
35c. up to $10.00.
Fine Je
. H. 'JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College .of Optometry
ellery and Repairs _ .Next Hovey's Drug Store
Special : Items
For Tubilee Week
"In order that the first week of July may `be'a real Jubilee Bii'si
noss Week, we have chosen from each department one or two special
linos and have eliminated all profits and in some cases part of the
actual cost and have marked them at real BAIt,GAIN PRICES.
LOOK OVER THIS LIST
25: pairs Men's Grey Stripe-Cottoiiade Pants, reg. X2.00 for 51.69
Men's and Boys Leather Soled Canvas Oxfords at 51,39
About 300 yards of 32. inch Gingham, reg. 25c a yard for .,1712:
Tokio Dress Crepes in Peach, Rose, Maize and Blue,
to clear at half price, per yard 35e
A nice line of Men's' Fine Shirts at 95e
:Ben's Grey' Chambray Work Shirts at 79c
Boys' Fine Outing Shirts. at 69c
Work Sox at: r:Sc per pair and Fine Socks at ..:; , . , . , , , , , , 39c
DON'T !MISS THESE BARGAINS AS`EACROND IS GENUINE'
;steel Brun.
lie.shall, have ,Dom-
inion from:'sea to sea
and from the river une;
to the:ends ends of the
earth
saini.7': Vers6 8,'
Many and: varied names were pro-
posed for the new nation and it was
not until one 'of the Fathers of Con-
federation, having
on-federation,-havingspent some time
the night before ' reading his Bible;
read the, verse, cited above, that its
application to thio situation was made
apparent and our faircountry then
and there received its title. Our
first, privilege on the Diamond Jubi-
lee of -Confederation is to wish the
Dominion of Canada many happy re-,
turns of the day and to offer char
hearty congratulations for progress
made since the burden of nationhood
was placed on her shoulders.
Won't it be approved by you that
our patriotic sentiment be fanned to
al flame on Dominion Day, July ist,
and that it be made' manifest by the
placing of a flag to the breeze or at-
taching of a • Canada pennant' to the
front of your home or on your car or
it can be fittingly expressed on your.
writing paper with the Dominion
Crest embossed in gilt on each sheet'.
If your fancy. suggests it wear a
King George button or a flag pin on
your coat or a Canada Jubilee visor
with celluloid peak on your head.
Music unites the people and per-,
haps.•no how better thanby mass
singing. • It is a universal :language
and is superior to any other -diversion
that can be introduced into the home.
A good-Commuulty Song, Book helps.
Tile w D. Fair Co..
Often the'Cheapest--Always the Best
PHONE 26, •. �},rp ' a r
FRESH GROCERIES
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Discriminating housewives who visit our store know that all
stocks are fresh and the very best of standard grade foodstuff, And
with this our prices are always as low as any to be enjoyed, so take
advantage of our excellent delivery service which'brings your order
promptly to your door.
An fresh vegetables and fruits in season as well as staple and
'fancy groceries. Pick up your phone this minute, Mrs. Housewife,
and plaee a trial order for that evening meal.
THE C,.& S. GROCERS
The
Modern •
Home
The pedestal -wish-bowl
simply "makes" the bath-
room, ae every woman
who takes pride in her
home well knows, If you
are having your bath
rooni done over this year
you should see the fix-
tures and equipment we
are showing at unusually
low prices. ""'s
Yon, can make, your home, modern in.every way at small invest-
ment if you will permit us to suggest arrangement and show you.
how at smallest Boat you can enjoy all the comforts of modern
sanitation. _
We will take the work on contract or will, do the work on strictl,
time basis. Complete satisfaction guaranteed. During summer
months is the best time to have such work done.
Sutter & Perdue
PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
PHONE 147w
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Appetizing Dainties are what one need
to get that Jubilee Feeling
JUBILEE SUGGESTIONS. -
Cheese Chips, per pkg. ... 20e ,Stuffed Olives '20e, 30c, 40e
Jersey Cream Sodas ..... 15e Plain Olives 15e to, 40e
Sandwich Spread . 35e Grape Juice 15e, 35e, 65e
Peanut Butter, per 'jar 25cCanned Pineapple . 18e
Sardines, per can ..10e, 15c, 18c I Asparagus Tips . 40e
JUBILEE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
FRUITS—Oranges, Bananas, Lemons, Watermelons, Grapefruit
and Berries.
VEGETABLES—Tomatoes Lettuce, Carrots, New Potatoes, etc.
THIS STORE you BE OPEN SATURDAY, JULY and
PHONE 111
Lawson & C �:.
PROMPT DEM ERY
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1.1,1tott s
Mrs W. Pickard is visiting Hamilton
friends.
Miss Isobel Draper of Brantford is
baine fns,, th. holidays,
Russ ilarriet Hawking `spent a few
clays in Stratford the past week.
Master Charles Barris is Twine from
Toronto for the holiday "periM
Miss Ward has gone to her home at
Rockville, Md., forthe summer va-
cation tulip,
Mr. T. MacRae o£ Detroit spent the
Week -end with his sister, Mrs. G.
D. Roberton.
Mr. Murray McNeil of Ontario, Cali-,
forma, Spent the week -end at his
home in towns
Messrs. Hall and Cecil Farnham have
been visiting their mother, Mrs.
Farnham of town.
Mr. Karl Wlilken of the Bank of
Montreal, Windsor, is holidaying
at his hone in town.
Mr. Joe Silcox has been visiting dur-
ing the past week with Mr. mid
Mrs. Fred Simian up in the north.
Mrs. Edgar Cross and children of
Windsor are visiting at the home
of the former'e father, Dr. W.
Gunn.
Mrs. Jack Glassferd and little son.of`
Detroit ha'Ve been visiting the
lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Watkins. '
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ditty and babe
of Toronto are visiting et the house
of the lady's parents, Dr. and Mrs.
3, W„ Shaw.
Mr. Erskine Evans of Dunville' and
Miss Carol Evans of London Uni
versity are .-holidaying at their
hone in town. -
Mies Zenda Salter of - Alma College
and Mr. Albert Salter of Upper
Canada College are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. E. MittelL,
Mr. Alelles' McNeil, who has been
playing lacrosse in New 'York City
and other Ameriean cities, is holi-
daying at his home in town.
Mrs. B. Cole, who has been visiting
in Ypsilanti, Mieh., for some •. .eeks,
has returned.- She was accompan-
ied by her sister, Mrs. Howlett, and
her daughter, who will visit here
fora week,- Y
Mrs. Harrison of London and her son,
Dr. Harrison of the General Hos-
iptal staff, Montreal, spent the
weelc-end at the home of the
former's son, Rev. L. C. Harrison
at St. PauI's rectory.
Misses 'Gertrude Wallis of Midland
and 'Freda Wallis of Victoria Hos-
pital, London, have been visiting
at their home. Miss Freda has re-
turned to London and Miss Gert-
rude goes to Toronto on Saturday
where she, will, mark examination'
papers fer the next few weeks.
Mr. Norman Sheppard of Mobile,
Ala., who has been visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Shep-
pard, for the past fortnight, left
this morning for New York, where
a transport will carry him to his
ship at Mobile. ' The ship on which.
Mr. Sheppard was first officer, was
sold by the eonipan l and he is
shipping on a larger one. The
occasion for a little holiday od-
carred' while the :change was being
made.
oli nesv'iflle
Miss. Alta Lind McCartney is spend-
ing a couple of weeks with London
and Liman friends.
Holmesville will be glad when the
highway paving le finished: and it is
again on a "main line." These de-
toure are annoying., It is quite a
little jaubt to :Clinton as we have to
go now,' but when the highway is
finished it will be no distance at- all.
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Jilbite? Weekmend
SPECIAL ':.� t ILEE . 1
Jubilee Black Tea, reg. 650,'per .lb. .;,........ 59c
Tea Pot 15e extra
10 bars P, &: G. Soap for ..... 45c
10' lbs Granulated" Sugar for 73c
-100 lbs. Granulated Sugar for . .. .. .•.$7.00
5 pkgs. Jelly'Powder 25c
5 lb, Pail. Syrup 88c
'2 pkgs.--Corn Starch 190
5 ib. Pail Lard 89e
LIST
- 2 lbs. Shortening
6 lbs. Rolled Oats .
Canned Corn, 2 for ...; +,_...............•....,.....
Canned Peas, 2 for
' Tomatoes, 2 cans for
Matches, per pkg. .
'Icing Sugar, 2' lbs. for
Fruit Sugar, 2 lbs. for
350
29c
25c
250
25a
.. ... 25e
29c
29c
Fresh Sahnon Trout Tuesdays and Fridays
Marrnny's Tea Time
Cakes and Pineapple
Rolls, White and Brown
Fread,
COOL DRINKS
• .For Jubilee
O'Keef's Ginger Ale Welch's Grape Juice .
Lime Juice Marsh Grape Juice.'
SPECIAI,FOR
JUBILEE
Asparagus, Celery, Tom-
atoes, Qucumbers, • Lettuce,
Strawberries and Pineapples.
In the Morning,First' Delivery 9 a.m. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m.
Cash and
Service w w 0
T. O'Neil
Where " Sells for leis" price prevails.
rameolonmerorwror
Building Beauty and Comfort into the Home.
BEAUTY and Comfort are demanded by men and women seeking a per-
manent home: Their demand- ratty be satisfied by, using snore and better
woodwork, for Well designed carefully planned woodwork has an irresistable.
Appeal. I .. , . , ,+, ,
'tie tan supply you with stairs, mantels, book cases, china cupboards,
kitchen cabinets, breakfast nooks and other built-in furniture, in ehort wood-
work that adds beauty and comfort to the home.
BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS ,
Gyproe, Lime, Door and window frames, doors and windows, verandah mat
erials, Hardwood flooring, Shingles.
Thomas McKenzie Estate, Minton
LUMBER AND HIGH GRADE MILLWORK PHONE 88
STRAWBERRIES
Get your order in early this year and do not be disappointed
My Berries art bigger and better than ever. Quality is Excellent. Can
supply for Garden Parties or Lawn Socials.
A •FULL BOX' FOR YOUR MONEY
F. W. ANDREWS
CLINTON
PHONE 33-w
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Varna
Mr. and Mrs. McLauchlin of St.
Marys are visiting withtheir daugh-
ter, 14Irs. OgelsbY:
Mr. Geo. Beatty and Mr. and Mrs.
F. Weekes motored to Listowel Tues-
day.
The members of St. John's church
attended the reception given by Rev.
F. II. and Mrs. Paull at the rectory,
o
n.A
Bayfield', last Thursday afteraIo
most enjoyable time wits spent.
Mr, Win. Taylo}:.shipped a carload
of live stock to Toronto Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. h eAsh of London
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. ante
Mrs: F. Weekes,
Rev. J. 3. Durrant preached his
farewell sermon` Sunday evening,
prior to his leaving for his new
charge.
Rev. Mr. Penrose will take charge
ofthe service next Sabbath.
A Jubilee service will be held in
St. John's church at half past seven
Sunday evening, All are invited to
attend and participate in an express
sioit of thanksgiving in commemora-
tion of those whose lives have been
given in the country's service.
The Young Peoples' League of the
United church held a picnic at Jow-
ett's grove Saturday afternoon, al-
though the 'weather was rather un-
favorable it faired up in time for a
good afternoon:
S . Helens
HOG SHIPMENTS
Report of hog shipments for weelt
ending June 23,'1927:
Clinton: Total hogs, '58;: select
bacon, 35; thick smooth, 17.
Londesboro: "Total hogs, 67; select
bacon, 33; thick smooth, 34,
Huron County: Total hogs, 1,677;
select bacon, 452; thick smooth, 881;
heavies, 65• extra heavies,
9; shop
hogs, 117; lights and feeders, 26.
' Mr. and Mrs. Tom' Blake and Miss
Grace visited at the home of Mr.
Robinson Woods one day last week.
Mr. Stanley Todd went to Toronto
on "Friday last and brought home a
new 'Whippet sedan.
M .. Bober ,M Qu an o c ev e
is spending his holidays with his par-
ents, Mr, and, Mrs. Wain., McQuilliao;
Miss C. Wellwood, a returned mis-
sionary from China, was the guest of,
her sister, Mrs...Geo. Webb, last week..
Mr. A. H. Davis, the representative
of the tipper Canada Bible SoeietyI
gave his lecture and lantern views in
the Anglican church Monday evening,
June 27th.
On Saturday, June 17th, a baby boy.
arrived at the home of Mr, and Mrs,
Donald McDonald.
COAL.
Coal of all kinds_ always on hand
for immediate delivery,
Also a quantity of dry Maple Woad
Prices reasonable and same to all
W. J. MILLER & ' SON
Orders taken at residence, Phone 46
:Summer
is Here
So why not bisy yourself that oil
stove you're wanting? Come in and
see ours. "Perfection and "Neseo"
at the right prices. •
Let us keep you supplied with the
best coal oil. Also we have'wirks for
all the stoves.
We also have sprinkling vans in
different sizes. S'li'd be needing one
now for the new plants. Look our
stock over.
C�awkins
BARDW.ARE and PLUMBING
Kindly Order Early
P one
48
Ftirnishing That New Home
Will be easily accomplished by paying us a visit as we have 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 now irresistable Fibre Furniture. It 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 wili`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.
Clinton Hardware and Furniture C
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORSMONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Pbona: 104 . Hardware 195
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STAR THEATRE
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, July 4, 5 and 6
"Faust"
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,An UFA production with Emil tannings
A GREA.T FILM GLAMOR IN EVERY FOOT OF IT
ADMISSION --25e and 15c
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,, -July 7, 8 and 9
"Frisco Sally Levy
With Sally O'Neil and Roy b'Arcy
A picture filled with Romance and Humor—A laughing, dancing
film hit
AAIMIISSION-25e and 15e
Eggs Eggs
Bring us your Eggs While Fresh
We invite customers to visit our candling and grading room
i to see grading properly done.
We Pay Spot Cash
Now is the time to market ygnr fat bloody hens and old roosters
Gunn, Langlois :lois ' Co., Limited
HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL, QUE.
For further information apply to
CLINTON BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO
PHONE 100 :,II'ri` "" -,fin