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THURSDAY', XITJGTJS'T 11-, 1927:
LINTON'S LEADING JEWEL11I7Y. STORE
RIC IT SUN
Eyes naturally a bit ;weak are
first to feel the change in sea–
sons—especially into the bright
sunlight of 'summer•,resulting
in -dull 'wring pains with dan-
ger always that the strain will'''
be too great, resulting in aetual
injury to the vis on 'a=lt may be
that you do not need 'lasses,
then again it uiay he highly im-
portant ticht you have them.
'Our service is not to put glasses on you if you do not need them,
but by thorough and most scientific test of ,eyes to know the facts,
Iueeent therti,.:to you and let you be the'tjiulge. If you are butjiered
'with ;'your eyes; step he and find out the trouble, a
. JO NSO'N
Graduate. :of,.Toronto College of Optometry
rine -Jewellery and: Repairs Next, Hoveys Drug Store
` Wit11 prospects bright for several weeks of fine Summer weather
these: items should appeal to all who appreciate a real good bargain
in Seasonable 11fer'ehandise,
MEN'S. -SAILOR =HATS—Regular 51.50 and $1.75 To Clear at 75e :1
-; Odd dines and broken sizes butieaeh one a bargain
MEN'S AND BOYS' CANVAS SHOES AT •$1.29 PAIR
,We have about 25 pairs' of 114en's and Boys' Canvas Boots and
Oxfords with leather solesand heels which -sold up to $2.00 per pair,'
Choice to Clear at $1.29.
WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S CANVAS SHOES AT 50c -.
. These are' odd lines -that sold up to 52.00 per pair, Choice to
clear, 50e per pair. •
.Also another line of better ones to clear at 95c per pair f
Melt's Fine Balbriggan 'Underwear at 45e per garment
6 Pairs Men's Sox—Brown or Black—for $1.00
These are only a few of the many lines that are being cleared
during August as we do not intend "'to carry over a dollar's worth
of summer roods that can be turned into cash, ,
Plurnsteei Bros.
PHT)N111 25,
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We had a eard will above - orde,
in kit - o Qroe;. displayed Gym' some
g'obds in our store and quite sei?sibly
we were asked: What is the -reason
you thus advertise? Ilow ran we be-
lieve it to be true that any merchant
can do Wand keep from bankruptcy?
Answering 'Categorically—
(1)
ategor•ically—
(1)When goods -are advertisedby
us at less than cost it° is becattse the:
saying of anylthtng else would be un -
(
(2) Sometimes ' we are fortunate
in securing goods on which the whole-
saler or, manufacturer chooses to take
a loss 'Sells them to us at "less than
cost" and we in turn pass the advan-
tage, on to
dvantageonto our customer's.
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(3) e we took 'these losses our-
selves yotir criticism wouldbe just—
it would drive any merchant out of
business.
' (4) Let us ask you a question, Mr.
Inquirer, Do you think we would be.
'Your good'seryants if we were to -ilial
Aipthese special bargains with our
regelar. goods and letyou tame them
at eegular price when we profess to
be working, in your interest as, well
as our own? You . can trust us to
take our own profit most times even
when you' get Roods at halt price,
(5)• By way of :illustration—vie
are now making a small profit on a
1 stock of ftincy notepaper and sellin
a quire and package of envelopecs to
Klatch both*tor 25e. Itis -deckle gilt.
edge and we have it in three colors.
We .now have in stock.,,ggimilar goods
1tut'ivithout the deckle gilt edge and
the „price is 60c for the same; quant-
ityso it is manifest that ,we are
safely and superlatively in bounds in
announcing the goods at "less than
half' price." .If you knoty' values e
you'll be astonished ai: the saving.
MAIN FLOOR
as the big city stores say
Mid-Seasoninventory§hows a`number.of last year's Radio
Sets in Stock, We are marking these sets down to `half price
to dear out.
These sets will compare favorably in every way with this
years model. Come inand hear' and see these sets if inter-
ested in Radio, We can save you motley.
Sutter & Perdue
PLUMBING
HARDWARE
Phone 147w
ELECTRIC WI•R'ING
Our phone order service is becom-
e
ing increasingly popular, for 'we ltave
proved ourselves reliable _and :faithful
in filling such orders, 'Phone us' your
order today: and let: ;us prove true
point.to, your- satisfaction. Prompt
service and low prices:
WEEK END SPECIALS
Ras. -and St. Jam 3 lb. jar, -55c
Orange Marne, 3 lb.' jar . 50c
Little Chip Orange and
Lemon Marmalade 25e
Syrup, 5' Ib.. pail 38c
Lard, 10 Ib. pall $1.50_
Cooking Figs,2 lbs. for . 25e
Prunes, 2 lbs. for 26c,
.Catsup, large . .. ,
Peas,.2 cans for
Tomatoes;• 2 cans for ..
Quick Macaroni, per pkg
jelly Powders, 3 for
Rubber Rings, 3 doz. for
Oranges, per doz.
CABBAGE—TOMATOES-CELE1Y — PLACHES, Etc.
L. - Lawson el Co,
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PROMPT DELIVERY
PHONE 11.I
25c
25b
25c
18e'
19c
25c
29c
Auburn'
The Union Sunday -School 'pi0nic
was "held Wednesday, Aug. 10th; on
Mr. H, Bogus flats. south or the dull.
Mr. W. T. Riddell has started - the
building -:of his new house,-ttheel will
be a red brick bungalow.
Miss Ethel Washington is visiting
with °friends at Granton and London.
this week,
d Rev. W. R. and Mrs. Alp and lam-
' are taking their vacation, They
will be away three weeks.
Mrs. M. Moore of Sault Ste. Marie`
is visiting With the Misses Blair.
Miss Mildred Brown "of Toronto
spent' Sunday witlerela7ives here,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Beadle of Detroit
spent the week -end with their 'pare
ents here,
Mr. Harold Bogie is repairing the
dam this week, while the water is low.
Mr. and Mrs., Forrest Carter of
Goderich spent Sunday with ,friends
at Auburn.
Tie W.11 Fair coy.
Often the Cheapest–Always the Best
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aialtlTtiri
Mrs. C. C. Rance returned to Toronto
this week after a visit in town.
Miss Stone .of Ingersoll die a guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. At-
kinson. "
Miss Ethel McDougall of Ford is the
guest of : her cousin, Miss' Eileen
Atkinson.
Mrs. R. J. Cluff and her cousin, Mr.
J. W. Irvine, are visiting Kinear-
dine relatives.
Mrs. P. L. Hay ' of Brantford is the
' guest this week of Mr. E..and Mise .
Elizabeth Carter,
Miss Amy, Hellyar is visiting in
:Massey, being called there by the
Hitless of a friend.
Mr. Aiken of .Allenford visited hid
brother, Mi. W. Moffatt Aiken . of
town over** week-oli.
Master Brenton .and Miss Grace
,I•iellyar :, are • visiting ; relatives in
Toronto and Bowmanville. •'
Miss Ma>•y Snell of Hamilton is
spending a holiday at her old home,
Bayen-Barton Farm,' Hullett.
Miss Taylor of Science Hill is in town,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bird, who
is a patient in Clinton Hospital.
Miss B. F. Ward, who has been spend-
-
ing the past' six week .at her home
at Rockville, Md., has returned to
town.. '
Mr. rind : liars. .W. N. Manning and
fancily of London called -±n Clinton
friends on Sunday, on their way to
Goderich.
Miss Hattie Courtice and her guest,
1dies Burke of St. Thomas, left Fri-
day on a little , motor trip to
Nagara°Falla and Hamilton.
The Misses Johnston of Brandon,
Man., who have, been visiting rela-
tives" at Varna;• called on Miss Lov-
ett of town; one day last weep.
Miss Catherine Richawibon of•toven
and Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Merrill of
the Base Line visited during the
past weep" with their cousins, the
Messrs Pearson of Grey township.
Mr.:Joshua Cook and son Elmer of.
Sarnia, and another son, Mr. Clin-
ton Cook of the Standard Banat
"'staff, Penetange spent a couple of
days calling..on old friends in Clin-
ton' last week.
Mr. Frank Penpebaker, Mr. Ie., Tom
linson.and : Mrs ,Ne. Galt and. Miss
Florence and Magter Erie Galt of
Toronto spent the .week -end as
•guests 07 the fornter's mother, Mrs.
H. Pennebdker. - .•
Mr. and Mree:Wm. Palmer and lough-
ter, Miss 'Adeline, .e llen:ilton, vis-
ited the former's niece, Mrs. J. T.
Crich of -Clinton, one day Iast week,
also calling .on Mr. and nirs.. G. H.
Balked the Base line.
Messrs. A. D. Fisher, and L. Kennedy
of Toronto, and. Mr. W. IL Harland
of Guelph called on friends itt town
last week. They were on their way
to Goderich, where they took in the.
Centennial Celebration.
Mrs. Mary' Lawrence, ' Mr. and Mrs,
Stanley Lawrence and little daugh-
tee, Helen, of Woodstock, accom-
panied by Mr. and 'Errs. W.
La Barre of; Buffalo, motored up on
Sunday to visit- Mr. and Mss. S.
Lawrence of town.
Rev,` C. P. Dickson of Walters Falls
visited with Miss Lovett of Clin-
ton and with Ilolntesville friends
lust week. Mr. •, Dickson a few
years ago, as. a student, was in
charge of the Middleton -Holmes-
ville - parish during the summer
holiday period.
VSi's: Griffiths, Miss faire and Master
Jack Gri'fTithe, and Miss Helen
]fisher, who have, been visiting the
'hitter's sister, Mrs. R E. Manning,
Yoe some weeks; lefe Tuesday on
their return . trip to Denver, Col,
The party made the entire trip by
motor and :are. returning that way,
Car of Pure ane Dominion Sugar now an sale
for this week for Cash, $6.75 per cwt.
Also car veil alrh' s following next week... We have.both these
ears bou ht at ,exec tionall low i
. � y � prices.
For 9 Cents
Essence of -Vanilla .. ec
Corn Flakes ., 9c
Pork and Beans Pc
Matches; per box ----------------Pc
Tomato: Soup, per can ee
For 1-9 Cents
2 pkgs. Corn Starch ,
4 lbs Coen Meal'
3 pkgs. Jelly Powder
2 pkgs. Anunon±a
For 29 Cents
6 lbs. Rolled pats 29a
2 cans Cork 29c.
Cottage Roll, per Ib, ... :-.-.
. ;29c
Breakfast Bacon, by the piece 29e
New Quaker Macaroni
Cooked
per pkg. 35c.
Alfine Stniles'n Chuckles
in bulk
per lb. 49c.
Mammy' Homemade I
Bread arid- Buns, Monday,
Thursday and Saturday.. 1
Corn Syrup
5 Ib. pail
38c
3 lb. pail Shortening 50c 5 ib. pail Lard 89c
5 Ib. p ail Shortening85c20 lb. pail Lard $120
3 pkgs. Quaker Corn
Flakes 25c
Mixed Fancy Biscuits
per Ib.
Fresh -Salmon Trout on Tuesdays and Fridays
Fresh Totatoes,: Peaches, Musk Melons, Blue ferries
Grape. Juice, Lime Juice, OK'-ee e's Dry Ginger Ale
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m.
Cash and
• Service.,
In the Afternoon First Delivery 230 p,w. Kindly Order Early
'Neil Phone
4.
Where " Sells for less price prevails.
loAmtvosoiwtommlowstee
High Grade Mill Work For your New House
If .you ire building or plantiing to build you will refuire Sash, Deere,
Hardwood Flooring, Interior Trim, `Window and,:: Door Frances, built-in
Kitchen Cupboards, Seats and Tables and many other things in Lumber and
Mill Work,
We will be, glad to submit i'rices on a portion or complete bill of materials
'CREO-DIt'T STAINED SHINGLES ADD INDIVIDUALITY TO A HOUSE
NOT OIl'1`AINED IN ANY. OTHER WAY
Hardwood Flooring will mak,; your house permanently beautiful
'We Ian supply you in Oak, Birch or Maple •
GYPROC�Phe fire -proof wall beard, made from. rock. it absolutely waI
not burn, and resists heat and _cold
Thomas _McKenzie Estate Clinton
GYBRO>✓•-S1IINGLES—LUMI3ER and BUILDERS' SUPPLIES
Hot Weather
Groceries
Whether you eat at hcnie
camp'or picnic, buy your fresh
grocery supplies at
The C. & S. Grocers
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GARDEN PARTY
tinder the auspices of the
UNITED CHURCH, BRUCEFIELD
Will be held on
Mr." Hugh Aikenhead's Lawn
TUESDAY, AUG. 10th
Supper Served from & to 8 pan.
ATTRACTIONS'
Two Games ofj Softball wn' be played
Londesborog Ails vs. Brucefield girls
at 5:30, followed by Brickyard ,B
reBuce£ield Boys..
Seaforth Ilighlanders,Band
in attendance for the evening •
Admission: Adults, 50e; Children, 25c
21-2.
Huller! Township
Mr,, Epbriim Brown bought five
well-bred Leicester sheep fiorn Mr•.
Hpntphrey Snell and' has sent theta
by,express: to Caledonia, N.Y. lir.
Brown left on Thursday to attend 'the
fairs on the 'American side and will
be away for two inontits or more,
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°Varna
J'Mrs. levans',and daughter have re
`turned to"their home in Seaforth"-af.-
tet spending a few days at the home
of Mrs. Wm. Clark.
Mrs. Mattice -_ Mrs. Stratman and
Miss, Florence of Detroit were guests
at the home • of Mr; and' Mrs, Jno.
Beatty on Sunday,.
Mr. and Mrs. Wygle and son of
Windsor are guests at eche home of
Mr. and Mrs. 'L. Epps,
Dr. and Mrs Harvey Reid of for -
onto are spending their vacation at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. WCReid.
Mr. Win, Beatty of Mount Brydges
spent Sunday in the village.
',Quite a number attended the Or-
atige picnic, aft Bayfield on Tuesday
aftornon and report a good time.
Miss Margaret McConnell, who has
been attending Summer School at
Toro te, is home for her holidays.
Mies McConnell has seamed a school
hear Toronto.,
Mr. and Mrs: Joseph Mossop and HARDWARE and PLUMBING
'family left this week for London;
I'Dxono 244.
where they intend making their home.
Mr. Mossop was obliged to dispose of
his farm last fall on account of ill
health but we are glad,to state that
he is stow on the way to reeovery and
it is hoped will continue to gain.!
°Coal of all kinds always on hand
for.immediato delivery.
Also -a quantity of dry Maple Wood
Prices reasonable and ''same to all
W. J. MILLER , SON
carders taken at residence, .Phone 46
twin
Season
I5 APPROACHING AGAIN
See our cooking utemeils — Pure
Ahnninum and the SMP Pearl and
Diamond Wate. Something for ever•y-
one.
Why not use"an oil stove this year
for the preserving season? You will
enjoy being in the kitehen with the
,Perfection or Nesco. -
Think' it c--er and see its before',
you buy
T. ilavrkiiis
Else Your lore
We have a complete stock of Verandah Furniture including
AWNINGS 1-TA14IMOCKS-HAMMO-COUCHES—STRETCHERS
AND MATTRESSES—CHAIRS AND ROCKERS •
COCOA MATS—GRASS MATS
in faot everything to 'take your verandah comfortable and cosy.
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LARVEX.'
Tib a -bottle. while you are putting away your furs, woollens, etc.
Protects upholstered furniture against ninths because it is absolutely
moth proof.
IN THE HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
We have a splendid new stock of blew Perfection and the High
Speed Lorrain Coal Oil Stoves and Beats,; and Cooking 'Utensils of
all kinds.
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
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Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday—August 15, 16, 17
You'Il Thrill—you'll Marvel—and learn the greatest truth of the
human soul in
'Lovers"
With Ramon Novarro, Alice Terry and John Miljan
Admission -25c and 15e
Thursday, Friday and. Saturday—August 13; 19, 20
He laughed as nieii went to their torture—See the brutal Captain
.of the hell -ship in
With Lars"Hanson, Pauline Stark, Marceline Day and Ernest Torrence
Admission 25c and 15c
NOW FLAYING
I on Chaney in. "TH'E PENALTY"
69a .Egg$,.
Bring us your Eggs 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 -your fat broody hens and old roosters
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HEAD OFFICE
MONTREAL, QUE.
For further information apply to
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CLINTON BRANCH, CLINTON' ONTARIO
PHONE 190 1