HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-07-07, Page 8G JEWELERY STORE
SUN
)Eyes naturally a bit eak are
first to feel 'the change in sea-
sgna -espee a11y into the bright
sunlight of summer, resulting
• in dull a€hing pains with dan-
ger always that the strain will
be too great, resulting in actual
injury to. the vision. It may be
that' yon do not need glasses,
thenagain it may be highly im
pgrtant`that you have them.
es on you if: you do not need thein,
fie test of eyes to know the faets,,
.be the judge. If.. you are" bothered
out the trouble.
College of Optometry
Next Hovey's Drug Store'
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(Jubilee Week
of :Julymay be a real Jubilee: Duel-
-each department one oar two special
fits and'in scone cases part of the
m at real BARGAIN PRICES,
pade Pants, reg. $2.00 for ....$L69
anvas Oxfords at $1.39
ghams, reg. 25c' a yard for , 17the
ose, Maize and Blue, -
er yard ...i .:.... .:... :.:....: 35c
s at 95c
irts.at . 79e
• 69c
ane Socks' at o 39c
S AS EACH ONE IS GENUINE•
•
eel .Bros
RTB 25.
The
Modern
Home
The pedestal wash -bowl
simply "malfes"•the• bath-
room, as every woman
who takes pride in her
home well knows. If you
are having your bath
room done ever this year
you should see the fix-
tures and equipment we
ate showing. at unusually
low prices.
modern in every way, at small invest -
o suggest arrangement and show you
anenjoy all'the"comforts of modern
eontractor'will do the work on strictly
'action guaranteed, During summer
ve sueh workdone,
Perdue
985E
ELECTRIC WIRING
PHONE 147w •
JIC LUNCHES'
•; abroad in the land, It is "Outerigitis"
o the "Great Outdoors."
SUGGESTIONS
Oe Olives, stuffed .. 20c to 4Qc
5e Peanut Butter, Ter lir • 25c
5e Potted Meat, 19e or , . ,3 -for 25e
o Snacks, icor3for 25c
Oe Salmon Sn c , 0
S FOR WEEK -END
.s0 Rice 3 lbs. far 25e
ge St. or R. Jam .... 3 lb. for 55e'•
50 •Sherriff's Jelly ....4 for 25e
5e Sherrif's Jelly with tumbler
5c spoon or glass .. 25e
Special Black Tea, per. Ib. 59e
ETA13LES and MEATS
son CV ,
PROMPT DELIVERY
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so
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R1a1llett `rswnshlp
.Mies Eva Brown of• Hospeler is
spending' her'vacatiop at hes' horse on
the 2nd concession.
'M ss Bessie Brown -of Detroit ar-
rived Saturday fora vacation at her
:home on the 2nd concession, •
HURT' GOODS
Some goods soiled or marred, sonic
just slow -selling taken rfrom our
stock • offered to you at a .saving, in
price' very nsueh. more .noticeable
than firethe hurts. The goods are in
our north window' and all must be
sold:: Our method • used to. assure
their sale is to reducethe priceevery
day until it suits you. We started at
your choice for $1.25. • Today (fimrs-
day) the price is 70c and- on Friday
it will be 65c, If you wait till Sat-
urday it will be 60c and so it will
continue until one . cent is raached.
Some of the goods ;• sold were origin -
...ally priced at $3.00. W.e have known
people• to look andwait forthis an-
nualopportunity when you have a
chance of 'buying at your: own price.,
.The only advantage to us is securing
'the room the goods occupy. ' There
may be some articles in the window
you want or. need: at the price you
want to pay. If you don't see what
you wantat the price you want to
pay Oozlle the next day and it will be.
fess, I - _.•;
PtiaI:. Fair• CO.
Often the Cheapest-,-Alwaya the Best
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Mr. Fred McTaggart, of Torouto'is
holidaying at his home,
Miss Jean Nesbit. of Woodstock is the
guest of Miss Eileen Atkinson.
Mr. E. S. Livermore of Osgoode hall,
Toronto, is 'holidaying at his home
in town.
Mr. and Mrs W. S. Downs acid £poi
Ili „visited f ignde in London over
tare w elo end•
Mx, G. .A. McLaughlin iliotoeed over
itblu .1) k1'6it tr< Spend the Anleri-
clitt Holiday% 'with friends here,
M'r, and Mrs. George , Waits • left,
Monday 'afterneen ori a trip to the
West. They will go to the Coast,
visiting friends at severalpoints en
rout'e
Mr. and. Mrs. James Bentley and lit-
tle daughter and Miss May Robert's
motored over from Detroit Last Fri-
dayto spend ten days with friends
hereabouts,
Mr, and Mrs, Fred Match, Messrs.
Jack,. W. and C. Match and Miss
Jean Match have been on a motor
,trip to Toronto, Hamilton, and
Niagara Falls,
Mrs. J. R. Scott of Clifford and Miss
Ethelwyu Scott of tile Harriston
High school staff are visiting at
the home of the former's sister,
Mrs. W. S. Downs. •
IVP; George Horsley aril bride of
Pontiac, 'Mich., spent the week -end
with the former's parente,'Mi.'and
Mrs. Richard . Horsley, of Clinton,
and with Goderieh: friends. -
Miss Ethyle W'asman of Bruce Mines
has been spending a holiday at her
home .in town. She left Saturday
for Toronto, where she is engaged
reading examination papers.
Mr. John E. Carter and family of
Detroit spent the holiday with ' Mr.
and `Mrs. Cochrane. Mr, Harry
Cochrane returned -with them to
Detroit for a week's holidays.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L Chapman and
Master Ross of Toronto' and Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Howes 'Site) little
Miss Janet of Harriston spent the
week -end with Mr. and Mrs. A. D.
McCartney of'=town. -
Mr, and Mrs. R. J. Cantelon and the
latter's father, Mk. Ramsay, of De-
troit motored over and spent the
week -end with the fornter's broth-
er and sister, Mr. G. and Miss
Bertha Cantelon, also visiting re-
latives in Goderich township and
ieGoderich.
Mr. John-Cuninghamep Mr, Gordon
Cuninghame and,Edward Rorke and
John Cuninghame, jr,, motored
down to Fruitland this week, where
Mr. J. Cuninghame will remain for
a week with his nephew, Mr. T. Cal-
lender. her. G. Cuninghame and
the boys went on to. Kininount,
where they met' Mr. Kenneth Rorke
.and are enjoying some fishing.
They, •will probably goauto, north bei
fore returning.
Miss Grace Shepherd of Ottawa is
hoine.for the holiday months. 'Miss
Sh'epherd stayed. in Ottawa a few
days ;after' the closing of school to
be in the, capital for the Diamond
Jubileecelebration, which was of„ a
very beautiful acid impressive na-
ture, the only thing to mar it be-
ing the tragic death of the yotnig
aviator who acelmpanied Col. Lind-
bergli;',who was killed as the planes
were being .landed.
_Rev. Dr. and 'Mrs. Medd and Miss
Josie Medd, B.A,. are visiting" this.
week with theformer's' 'mother,
Mr. J. G. Medd, and also' Mrs.
Medd'e brother, Mr. W. Hiles of
town. Dr, Isredd retired • this year
after forty-two years in the active
.-ministry of the tiiethodist Church
of. Canada and th.s= )United Church
of. ,Canada. He and his wife in-
tend settling for the time being at
least in Wleltand,,'where Miss iiledd
has -taken a position on the staff
of the Nigh and Vocational school,
THE CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
TifU1l5D &Y,
UL1' "7, 1927
Clinton's
- ()ME
°met roe
s EI1 Every
Specill.Black Tea,. per lb 59c
O'Neil's Best Coffee, per lb• .. 70c'
Shelled Walnuts, per lb. .....: .... .. • .. , :,r.... 59c
Icing Sugar, 2 lbs. for 29e
'Jelly Powders,' 4 plcgs for ' .. . 25e
-Asparagus, ;per' tin . '15c.
Olives -in bulk, Ter pint . 40e
"Oranges juicy, per dozen .. 29e
Large size Oranges, per dozen .......', . ... , . '39c and 43c
•
FOR;. PICNICS
Sandwich Spree . ..
is ,a:111.'
Sandwich Spread (A,pex) . . 350 .
-�• 30c<
Sandwich, Spread (Club House) :,,;......;,.,........ 35e
Pimento Cheese , .. 15c
.. ...:......::..........:.. 25.
Olives, plain .. 20e 30c and 40e,
Olives, stuffed .. •25c and 40c
Sweet Mixed Pickles, per pint...:.....3Oe;
arm y's Bread and Tea Time Cakes
WEEK -END •,.S EdI.ALS.
5 lb Table Syrup ., , •10 bars P. & G. Soap for
.10, int. 'Gran. Sugar ...... r...... , .'........:... 73e 10 lbs. 'Rolled Oats for .
2lbs. Dates i. '.._.. . .'........ ...... 25c
... _ 6 lbs,' Corn Meal ,....,;:.......................... 45c
43c
29e
2�lbs. Raisins for '..:; ... 29c Flexo, lame pkg, .. 255c
Sampler Package Soap, regular 45d, for 30e 2 cans: Corn for 25e
Lard, 3 lb. pail for,.' •$3c 2 cans Peas for .....•......• ............
Lard, 5 =ib. -,pail for :. . ..:.. .... :; , , .. , ......., . 39e 2 cans Tomatoes for , 25e
Fresh Salmon Trout Tuesdays and Fridays
Bodley's Marshmallow Cakes
Lime• Juice O'Keefes' Ginger Alp Grape. Juice
New Kraft Cheese 25c 14. A. Cheese 25c
Hot House Tomatoes ` Cauliflowers Cucumbers
Cabbage Musk Melons.
,ler.the Mornirig'First Delivery 9 a.m. In the. Afternoon Firs$. Delivery:2.30 pm., Kindly Order Early
0 ONe
ash. and
Service
Where " Sells for less- price prevails.
Phon
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Building Beauty and Comfort into the Hoole
•
BEAUTY and Comfort' are demanded by men and women seeking a per-
manent home,: Their demand may be satisfied by, using more and better
woodwork, for well designed carefully planned woodwork has an rrresistable
appeal.
We can supply you with stairs .-mantels, book cases, china cupboards,
kite hen cabinets, breakfast ziooks and other built-in furniture, in short wood-
work that adds beauty and comfort to the homne,
BUILDING MATERIALS OF ALL KINDS
Gyproc, Lime, Door, and window 'frames, doors and windows, verandah mat-
erialsr:•Hardwood flooring, °Shingles,.
Th .anaillIelenzie Estate, Clinton
LUMBER ,AND HIC•rthGRAIIE MILLWORK PHONE 88
FRESH GROCERIES
Discriminating housewives who visit our store know that all
stacks 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.
All fresh vegetables and fruits in season as well as staple and
.1aney.groceries. Pick up your phone this minute, Mrs, Housewife,
and place a trial t order for that evening meal.
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SCBE C. &. S. GROCERS
People You Know
1G7rs. Matthew. Ford •and Miss Edna
spent July 1st in London.
Mr. and. Mrs. Jack .McKinnon'and
family Moncton, are visiting at
Mr. Wm. Jackson's.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon' Lawson were
in Wotdstock during the Be -union
there the past week, -
Miss Pheohe Dinsmore of ,Crooked
River, Sask„ is visiting her sister,
Mrs, R. A. Roberton:
Mr. and Mrs. George; Kinsman of
-Mitchell visited 'Mr. and Mrs,
George Watts last v}eek.
Mr, Ephriam Brown visited with his
daughter, Mrs. Gordon Curts. of
Forest, over the week -end.
Mise: Margaret Davies ,of Chicago ar-
rived home on Thursday last for a
' month's holidays at :her home in
town,
Mr. Edgar Cross of Windsor has been
visiting with his wife and family,
who are with Mrs.;, Cross'father,
Dr. Gunn.
Mrs. George Hanlon returned to her.
home at Lloydtown'on Saturday af-
ter a visit with her parents in town,
Mr. and Mrs. James McConnell.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Wilson returned.
Monday after.; it month's:trip to the
i;oast They -visited several cities,
en'tette nand enjoyed the outing
very much..
Miss Margaret- Mair of. Detroit and
Miss Mary Mair of'T'orouto spent
e few days with their parents; Mr..
and Mrs. ''W. L. IV&tsir., during the
past week.
Mrs. D. Armstrong , and daughter,
Miss Mabel, of Pilot Mound, Man.,
are visiting the lady's sister, Mrs.
Robert Armstrong, and her mother,
llXrs. Stephenson, who has' been.
quite ill. •
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Lucas and fancily
of Brantford and Mr. and Mrs. E.
Fiewelling and • fa)nily of Fergus
spent the holiday and week -end
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, A.
T. Lucas of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Moore, spent: the
week -end at the Manse.They mot-
ored from Jacksonville, Pioride,
and on Wednesday, accompanier) by
Mrs, J. E. Hogg and Mr. J FI
Wylie, set outon an: auto trip to
Southampton, Toronto and North
Bay, ...
Mr, Ray Carter has returned to Tor-
onto after' a week's visit at the
home of his parents in town, Mr,
and Mrs. T. T. Carter. Mr. Carter
is taking a summer course at the
linivereity and on the opening of
the school term steps up one room,
having been given the promotion at
the end of the term.
COAL
Coal of all kinds always on hand
for immediate delivery. •
Also a quantity of . dry Maple Wood
Prices reasonable and same to( all
�f s' J. MILLER& . SON
Orders taken itt residence, Phone 46
ummer
is
ere 4
So why riot' buy yourself that oil
stove you're wanting? 'Come in and
see ours. "Perfection and "Nesco
at the right' prices.
Let .tis keep you supplied with the
best coal oil. Also we have wicks for
all the stoves.
We also have sprinkling cans in
different sizes. You'll be needing one
now for , the new plants. Look our
stock over.
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Furnishing 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 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 isquite complete soyou will have no trouble
making your soleetions,
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.. 011, Stoves and Heats and Cooking !Retails of
all kinds.
Clintonardware and Furniture Co
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS' MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 106
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STAR THEATRE
Monday, Tuesday -arid Wednesday--J.uiy. 11, 12 and 13
"The Temptress "
A Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer production
Something New and Snappy
Featuring Greta Garbo, Antsnio Moreno, Lionel $anymore
Ray D'Arey and IL B. Warner
ADMISSION-25cand 15c
Thursday, Friday and Saturday --July 14, 15 and 16
i r nem of the Wfldernes
Here you are.boys for a real Western show
Love, War and a Thousand Thrills in a new and greater Western
Starring .'Pim McCoy and Joan Crawford .
ADMISSION -23c and 15c
NOW PLAYING
FRISCO SALLY LEVY
A real Irish hit with Sally O'Neil
Regular •Prices
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Bring usyour E s While Fresh
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We invite Customers to visit our candling and grading room_
to see grading properly done. •
• e' Pay: Spot Cash -
Now is the time to market yonr fat broody hens and old roosters
Gunn , Langlois & Co Limited
HEAD OFFICE t.., MONTREAL, QUE,
For further informatzon,apply to
CLINTON .BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO
PHONE 190