The Clinton News Record, 1927-08-04, Page 8.... ......
CLINTON'S LEADING .tDWELDRY STORE
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Eyes -naturally. a bit weak are
first to feel the change in sea-
sons—especially .into the bright
sunlight of summer, resulting '.
in dell 'aching .Pains with clan-
ger always that the strain will
be too .great, resulting in actual
injury ,to the vision. It may be
that yell do not need glasses,'
•then again it may be highly im-
portant that you have thein.
Our e vie -•not to i glasses s z e s put g a •ses on you if you do not need thein,
but by, thorough and most scientifictest of eyes to know the facts;
pr e,eent them to you and -let you be the judge, It 'you are bothered
with your eyes, step in and find 'out the trouble.
Ra dA.
JOIINSON
Graduate of" Toronto College of Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs . 'Next Hovey's Drug Store
GUST .CLEARING SALE
Of111 lines of Spring and Summer Goods including:,
'WASH GOODS, SUMMER UNDERWEAR,_ .-HOSIERY,
RUNNING •SHOES, STRAW .HATS, ETC,
at' prices that should clear every yard and every article of
summer Wear
GINGHAM
About 150 yards, 32 -in. wide,- _a good cloth and good patterns.
Special August Sale Price, 17c.
, TOKIO CREPE
A' beautiful sheer fabric, finer than voile, colors, Peach, -Maize,.
Rose and Blue, good value at 50c. Special JroAugust Sale 32e.
y107)ORI411- FABRIC -
A good printed cloth, neat patterns, fast colors; special price 25e.
Summer Underwear, and Hosiery vexes reduced almost to the
vanishing Point. '
A few dozen Men's work Sox -W111` give good wear,' Reg, 20c
value. August Sale, 14m -
Ladies' Cotton Hose, Brown only, a good everyday hose,
1teg. 35e, for 19e.
E Hating Shoes and all lines of Canvass Shoes at Reduced Prices
FANCY STRAW HATS—Ye PRICE
3i:any. Other pings. Ngduceti to Clear et. Sale Prices
steel Bros.
PHONE 25,
food
H.lf9
We had a card with 'above ,words,
in largo typo displ }yeti o' $r• ,Seine
goods in our store and quite sensibly'.
we were asked: "What is the reason
you•thus advertise? ,How can vie ]ie-
lieve it to be true that any merchant
can doit and keep from bankruptcy?
Answering Categorically—
(1) When goods are advertised by
us at less than cost it is :because -the
saying of anyttdug else would be un
frac, •
(2)' :Sometimes we are.' fortunate
in securing goods on whish the whole
saler or manufacturer chooses to take
a loss. -Sells thein' to us at "less than
cost" and 'are in turn pass the advan-
tage on to our customers.
(3) If we took these losses our-
selves your critieistn would be just—
it would drive any'merehant out of
business..
(4) Let us' ask you a question, Mr.
Inquirer, .Do you think we would be.
your good servants if we were'to, mix
up these special bargains with our^
regular goods and let you tak,them
at regular price when we profess ,to
be working in your interest as well.
as our `own? You can trust us to
take our own profit inose times even
when you get goods at half price.
(5) By way ,of 7 illustration—'we
are now making a small profit on a
stock of Taney'notepaper and selling•
a quire and package of envelopes to
match both for 25c. It is 'deckle gilt
edge and five have it in'three colors.
We now have in stock similar goods
but, without the decklegilt edge 'arid
ther'
p roe is 60c !or the same quant-
ity eo it is manifest that -we are
safely and superlatively .in bounds in
announcing the goods at "less than
half price." If you know values
you'll be astonished at the saving.
MAIN FLOOR
as'the big city stores say
The ■ De„1 ail ^en.
Often the Cheapest—.Always. the Best
or
e
'J OT.T will "say rock --of
course—because it . has
, withstood the destructive action of .the ele-
41 invents for centuries. .
Then why not insist on a raofutg made front rock fibre"
r' instead of roofng made from rags or other organic materials?'
.,; Asbeatos is a rock fibre., the only known mineral fibre front which
hoofing can be Heade. It will permanently resist the destr ctige action
• I ting fire a, nd the elements.
FLEXSTOP
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�pprot+rd by Underwriisra' Laboratories, X,fr.)
Flezatonc is a Johns•Manville roofing made of Asbes-
tos rock fibre waterproofed with natural asphalts.' `'Ate
to enormous factory production it costs you practically
the sante as -the heavier rag -felt roofings, yet it pos•
sasses none of their limitations. Unlike them it resists
fire and the action of fumes, acids and varying weather
conditions.
Furnished in rolls—smooth both sides or with a sur-.
liking of red, green or Win -black crushed slate; or
feldspar. Also lathe forth ofindividual or strip shingles.
ECONOMICAL — PERMANENT
1Beleg ell tnlneral Meantime cannot rat, disintegrate
or dry out, therefore the Bret cost is the fiat cost.
Etsy to lay and furnished in rolls whichcontain all
necessary fasteners.
Do not buy roofing for a week, or a month, or a year,
May itto -last as loug as the building mode. Insist
.'an Flcaatoac,
II"irl,irp,.
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SUTTER & PERDUE
Phone 147w. CLINTON
messempareseratestawstentessa
" We Serve and Satisfy"
Specials For
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
Corn Flakes, 3 for , 25e
12 ,Bars P. & G. Soap - ... 50e
5 ib. Pail Syrup , . • 38e
Metches, 3 for . 25c
Rice, .3 for . 25c
Icing Sugar, 2 lbs. for . 25e
Prunes, ;2 . 25e 25e
Gained Pease 2 for 25e
Canned Tomatoes, 2 for::. 25e •'
Pork. and Beans," 2 for ... 25e
Salmon - 25c, 35e, 40c; 50e
Chieken Haddie ,......... 25e
• Herring in Tomato Sauce 25e;
Ketchup, large 25c.
Fruits anti Vegetables in Season
Lawiion
PHONE 111
Co.
PROMPT DELIVERY
Miss J. Bartliff spent the week -end in
Toronto. t -
Miss Myrtle Tre varthe is spending a
holiday in Goderich.
Miss Matne Cluff is holidaying for a
couple d weeks at Goderich.
Mrs. J. C. MeMath is visiting rela-
tives ,in Seaforth and Strathroy,
Mrs: D S. Cook' has returned ' to her
home in -Toronto after a visit with
friends in town.
Miss Norma Bentley of London spent
the week -end and holiday with her
sister, Mrs. Morgan Agnew. .
Mr. and Mrs. D.: Johnston, and family
' of Drayton 'have 'been visiting their.
Sister, Mrs. E, W. Morrison,
Misses Marjorie and Ruth MCMath
left Saturday to'spend a fortnight's
vacation with .friends . at Balsom
Lake. . ,
Miss Margaret Davies "left Monday
for' 'Chicago, after spending a
month at the home of her father,
Mr. George Davies.
Mr. Ben Sheppard and Miss Elizabeth
Sheppard of Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich., arg visiting their 'sister, Mrs.
Steepe, Ontario street.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E, Hall, Mr. Gordon
Hall'andlrfiss Evelyn Hall motored
up to Ailenford on Sunday and.
spent the day with friends.
Mr, and Mrs: Oswald Todd and Miss
Eioxon of Toronto spent the week-
end and holiday as the guests of
Mrs. Steepe, Ontario street.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Phillips and Master
.Robin of Sarnia motored up and
'spent the week -end and holiday at
the home' of Mr. George Davies.
Mrs. Wilfred Lawson; Miss Gladys
and Master Tom Lawson of Wind-
sor are visiting this week with
their. cousins; Mr. and Mrs. R. -"B.
Cartel'.
Mr. and MTs. Willard have returned
to their home in Buffalo after
Spending a couple of weeks with
the lady's parents, Mr, and. Mrs. I.
W. Shobbrook.
Miss M. Luella,Walkirishaw of Toron-
to, who has returned from a weeks -
holiday at Pleasant View house,
Lake Muskoka, is visiting at her.
home in town. •
Mr. -:and. Mrs. Gordon Johnston and
family of. St, Catharines returned
home on Monday after spending a
week at the home of the lady's par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.• Lovett.
Mr, and Mrs..F. F. Gillies, Mrs, S. S.
Andrews' and: Miss Marion And-
rews returnedthe end, of the week
.from a motor trip to. Coshocton,
Ohio, where they visited relatives.
Miss Dolena Reeves returned to her
home' in Cleveland, Ohio, on Friday
after a fortnight's visit with Mrs.
Steepe-and Miss'Aphrety' Steepe of
town, Miss Steepe acompanied' her
to Cleveland for a little visit.
Misses Mary and Alice Holmes and
their .nephew, Mr. Chas, Lake, and
a friend, Mr. Clifford', Parke,, of
Medicine Hat, Alta., have been vis-
iting the former's sitter, Mrs. A. D.
Beaton, They made . the trip by
auto.
Mr. N. Downs teas in town on. Tues-
day calling on old friends. He and
-Mrs; : Downs cattle up to attend the
re;union'at Auburn last week and,
of course, they could not return
without visiting Clinton, where
they spent, twenty-seven years.,
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Burrows and Miss
Helen of Stratford: Mrs. Ellen Bur-
rows and . Reginald Burrows and
Mrs. H. H. Hawkins of Roger City,
Miele; Miss 111. Burrows, . Mr. attd
D. Johnston and Mr. and Mrs. W.
Johnston, Shepardton: Mr. and. Mrs.
C. Stewart -and. Mrs, J. Tl:eble, Nile
attended the funeral of the late H,
Pennebaker,'which took place on
Wednesday afternoon of Iast week.
CLINTON
NI<WS-RRCORD''
9 Cents
°h.rsday,
C HA RM
Per pkg,
MATCHES_
Per Box ..............:
PORK AND BEANS
, Ter .Can .. .....:.........•..
TOMATO: SOUP a,.
Per Can ; ..
QUAKER” CORN FLAKES 9c'
Per Pkg. .
ESSENCE OF VANILLA (1�'
Per Bottle ....,., „ ,,,
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9 Cents
an ,el XOc more Friday)
CORN STARCH ���
kgs. for
CORN MEAL j
4 lbs. for 19c
JELLY "POWDER
S
3 •a+
fr l9c
AMMONIA y 9
2 pkgs, for .r.,., 9
c
REDPATH'S SUGAR_
10 lbs. for 73c
By the bag, at Car Prices
9 Cents
20c niore Satuurelat j'
ROLLED OATS cg
1 lbs.: for2
ROLLEll„WIIEAT.
•
3' lbs. -for
CORN
2 cans r for «29c
TOMATOES ��°
2 cans for
COTTAGE ROLL 29'e
By the Piece„ per lb,. , 29c
BREAKFAST BACON
By the piece, per Ib . �9�
COCOANUT 229'
Per T. , . ,a
New Quaker Macaroni, cooked, per pkg.
New Quaker Cake. Flour, per pkg.
Marmalade; 3 ib. jar
Raspberry .Jam, 3 jars
New Sandwich Paste, each
35c,
30c
59c
59c
25c
Mammy's Bread and Buns
Special Line of Fancy Cakes, per lb..
25c
Fresh Salmon Trout on Tuesdays and Fridays
Floor Wax, with sample 50c. Ideal Silver Cream
25c
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m.
Cash and
Srvtke
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In the Af:.eraoon First Delivery 2.30 p.In.
r
O'Neil.
Where " Sells for less "price prevails.
Kindly Order Early
• Phone
48
Keep Your Auto
New and Bright
BUILD A GARAGE
An attractive home for your car .will prove to be a good invest-
ment. Your Auto will be protected, it's, life lengthened, Besides
it is much more convenient and will increase the value of ,your pro-
perty,
Let us figure your bill of Materials. We can.often.make sug-
gestions that will mean a. real service to you.
Thomas McKenzie Estate, Clinton
GYPROC-SHINGLES--LUMEER and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
I nt Weather,
Groceries
Whether you eat at home
camp. or picnic, buy your -fresh
grocery supplies as
The": & S. Grocers
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GARDEN PARTY
Under the auspices of the
UNITED CHURCH, BRUCEFIELD
Will be held on
• Mr. Iiugh.Aikenhead's Lawn
TUESDAY, AUG. 106.
Supper Served from 6 to 8 p.m,
ATTRACTIONS
Ttvo Games: of Softball'will be played
Londesborog itis vs. Bruce£ield girls
at 5:50, followed by Brickyard Boys
vs. Brucefield Boys:
Seaforth Highlanders' Band
inattendance for the 'evening
Admission: Adults, 50c; Children, 25e
21.2
ANNOUNCEMENT
McTaggart Bros., Bankers, beg to
announce' that after August lst,1927;
the above firm name will be discon-
tinued and the : business thereafter
will -fie- conducted under the name M.
D. McTaggart, Banker.
McTaggart Bros. desire to thank
their customers for their patronage
in the past, and bespeak for their sue-:
eessor the same loyalty' and trust that
characterized their dealings with the
old firm.
Mr. M. 11. McTaggart has been
associated -with this banking house
since 1891 and will continue the busi-
pees along the sante conservative
-banking lines that has been the Pol-
icy of the parent firm.
Clinton, Ont., July 30th, 1927. .0
St. Helens
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Webb of Luck-
eow spent the week -end with their•.
son, McKenzie Webb,
Miss Lila Ilumphrey is visiting Iter
aunt in Goderichand taking in Cen-
tenial Wieek.
'Vise Vera Woods of Toronto` spent,
the weer=end at her home here. Miss
Clara Woods went to Guelph on Mon-
day for Centenial Week•
Lloyd Philips sports a new Cltev-'
rolet coach.
Mr. Wilson Irwin hat purchased.
Mrs. Wm. McDonald's place and Will
get possession in August.
Mr. Earl Durran motored to Inger-
soli and spent the week -end -with
friends, returning on Monday.
Mr. Oliver Wright, Miss Isabel
Wright and Miss Dorothy Hagey of
Hitchener spent the week -end at the
home of Mr. Robinson Woods.
COAL:
Coal of all kinds always on hand
for immediate delivery.
Also a quantity of dry Maple Wood'
Prises reasonable and same to all
W. J. MILLER & SON
Orders taken at residence, Phone 48
reserving
Season
IS APPROACHING AGAIN
See our cooking utensils — Pure
Aluminum and the SMP Pearl and
Diamond Ware. Something for -every-
one.
-or' every -one. `
Why not use an oil stove this year
for the preserving: season? Yon will
enjoy being itt the kitchen with the
Perfection or NSesco,'
Think it over acid see us before
you buy
T. awkins
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Pboiie 2'44 -1....611.7',451
tJse Your Verandah More
We have a complete stook of Verandah Furniture including
AWNINGS—HAMMOCKS—HAM110-COUCIHES STRETCHERS
AND MATTRESSES= -CHAIRS AND ROCI{ERS
COCOA 'MATS—GRASS MATS
in fact' everything to make your verandah comfortable and cosy.
• LARVEX ,
Try a.bottle while you are putting away your furs, woollens, etc,
Protects upholstered furniture against moths because it is absolutely
moth proof.
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 Co..
THE STORES WIT/3 A STOC,E;
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
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STAR fiH RATRE
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday—August 8, 9 and 10
" The Waltz Dream"
Charm and beauty of lovely ladies and gallant soldiers against a
background of old Vienna
Admission -25c and, 15e
Thursday; Friday anti `Saturday -August 11, 12 and 13
Lon Chaney in
„" The Penaitg
Another startling hit by Lon Chaney
Admission -25e and 15c
NOW PLAYING
"CALIFORNLV;
Tim McCoy in a real, live Western'"
Admission -25c and 15c
Eggs s
Bring us, your Eggs Whale Fresh
We invite customers to visit: our candling and grading room
to see grading properly done.
We
Pei 'Spot Cash
Now is the time to market your fat broody hens and old roosters
Gunn, Langlois Co. is ite..
HEAD OFFICE . MONTREAL, QUE.
For further information apply to
CLINTON II '° CH, CLINTON,ONTARIO
PHONE 190 P