HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-08-18, Page 8CLINTON'S L2ADING JEWELERY STORE
tirtitrier Glassware
A, particularly brilliant array of sparkling glassware --that will
anal e the simplest meal appetizing and inviting, In this group is
"Tactically every sort of glass in its most attractive guises that is
required to, deck the correctly appointed table --and every piece has
boon chosen for its beauty and ser\tciceability. 'In footed styles and
sterware—iu all the newest color amber, green, ,lafiodil, salmon,
and crystal. Crackle, frosted and clear lass,
lncluded'are salad plates, water tumblers,, ice Lea $•lasses, fgirit'
glasses and novelty decorative pieces:
Refreshment set -•in the new footftd`shape, consisting, of six tura
bless and one jug, made of full lead blown crystal optic' glass, with',
amber.foot and handle.
Water set of light cut crystal, consisting of six tumblers acid
jug. Decorated with grape„euttin6•,
JOHNSON
'Graduate of Toronto College of ;Optometry
Fine Jewellery and 'Repairs Next Ho`vey's Drug
tore --
1 his Space
-Costs About
One Dollar
Every ;Week
1
iss These.
You may have missed some of last week's Bargains' but there
is no'reason why you ;should ';not get your share' of this week's
offer{rig:
Boys' Summer Jerseys, sizes22, 24 -and 26, to clear at 35e
Bays 85e Bathing Suits, to clear at 505
`1tLeii'a $1125 Bathing Suits, to clear at ......... . ...... . .. e, 75e
'Ladies' Naineheck Gowns, clearing at 695
Girls” 'Naincheek Bloomers, clearing at 35e
Children's Coveralls 'clearing, at 49c
See' our Men's Tweed"Snitsvat' . , .. ; . , .. , .$9.95
• We' may not have mentioned :fife• -line "of goods you want but if its
- Summer Goods, and we.liave ;it. in stock, you can buy it
' -- at a S AcRIFICE PRICE
F.1:[:. ' ., __
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Plumsteel Eros.
PHONE 25,
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Mid -Season inventory shows a number of last year's Radio
Sets in Stock. ` We are marking these sets clown to half price
to clear, out. -
These sets will comparefavorably in every way with this
year's model. pCome' in and hear and see; these -sets if` inter=
ested in Radio. We can save you ni(ney.
Sutter Sr Perdue
'PLUMBING
HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone 147w
Our phone order service is becom-
ing increasingly popular, for we have
proved ourselves reliable and faithful
ht filling such orders. Phone ars your
order today .and let- u'S'' prove our
point to your satisfaction. • 'Prompt
service.and low prices..
WEEK -END SPECIALS
Res. and scram, 3 lb jar 55e ; Catsup, large 25e
Orange Marm., 3 .1b, jar . 50e Peas, 2 cans £or 25e
Little' Chip Orange and Tomatoes, 2 cans for 25e
Lemon "Marmalade ... 25e Quick Macaroni, per pkg. 18c
Syrup, 5 lb.' pail ..- . , 38c-,„„"sr
Lard, 10 Ib. pail $1,50 Jelly Powders, 8 for „ v•, 19c
Ceokieg Pigs, 2 Ths, for . 25e Rubber Rings, 3 doz.for , 25e
Prunes, 2 Iles, for 25e Oranges, per doz. ... ,' :,29e
CABBAGE—TOMATOES—CELERY—PEACHES, Etc,
L. Lawson ,& Co.
PBBONE 111
PROMPT, IiELfl'ERY
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'E T R.ht F`AIIt
LONDON '' - CANADA
September 1Oth to 17111, 1927
DIAMOND JUBILEE EXIRIBITION
THE MOST :ENTERTAINING ANI) EDUCATIONAL'EY}BIT"
EVER WELD IN'TIIIS PART OF, THE COUNTRY Il
T heusands ofExhibitsof ,leading' agriculturists cattle'
industrial concerns breeders and
Don't miss thisopportunity of : finding out what' the other felloty
is doing
$35,000 Ilei PRIZES: AND A'1TRACTIoNS
Send for Prize List ,and further ;information to
J. Ii: SAUNDERS, President. W,'•11. JACKSON, Secretary.
LONDON, ONTARIO
''We pay, for. it believing it to be a
means of -publicity :,and a method of
reaching ,probablepurchasers of our
products. ''It may return us, a profit
and again it may not. We do -how-
ever, feel reasonably sure that if your
prudently: patronize us. it will prove,
profitable to you. The letter "P" ap
pears a.nrunber of: times - in above,
which suggests that we admonish you
to mind your Ps and Qs, --your prices•
and Qualities—In making our prices
we have quality in mind and ask you
to do the same in 'your consideration'
of them.
We did net fully -know we offered ai
value so rare, last week in our- quire'
of writing paper and package of en
velopes for 25e Odr customers did'
however and quickly: bought(, it. Our
,set of Mixing and Baking Bowls (wily
stand oven ..heat) at 98c for the set'
of four was another value rapidly re-
cognized. ; We have only five sets
left. Profitable, pleasurable •reading
is to befound in our new lot.of cloth''
bound novels at 50c. 'A special .list
of anthers and titles with assortment.
large enough Io -suit eyegy taste on
reading bent, The frame around the
pipture has a good deal to do withit,
and we, have a good deal to do. with
the frames. Another point in our,
favor connected with picture framing
is that the glass we supply is, clearer;
than you find some .places,
TIM W. D. Fair Go.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
of
dlIVI�IIiII �_ �, �u r,itr a
Miss Frieda, Wallis spent the week -en •
at her 119me kn town.
Mr. Fred •Wallis of New York is vis -
sting at his hdme in town,
Miss Dot Cowan of Blyth visited Miss.
Wialkinshaw over the week-eitd.
Bali Farnham and Chas. Shipley spent
the week-etid with London, friends,
Miss Doris Kennedy of Detroit, Mich.,
lis visiting Mas D. B. Kennedy of
town.
Mrs, Elliott and her daughter of Tor-,
on _have been visiting her mother
Mrs. a. Lindsay.
Miss Jean Hearn spent a foto days
visiting at the home of Mrs. J. B,
Maemath, Holmesvilie.
Fergus Carter of »etrait, Michigan is
visiting his parental home in town
for the summer vacation
Miss. Sue Drone of Toronto is spend-
ing a couple of weeks with Misses
Grace and Edith Gibbings.
Miss Ida Walkinshaw and Miss Mar
-
' garet Mahaffy left Tuesday morn-
ing for a vacation at Muskoka.
Mrs. Z. C. "Meltfiath returned home
Tuesday after spending a couple of
weeks at London and Amherst Is-
land. '"
Ken`Itoberton, who has been relieving
in the Royal 'Bank for'. the past
month; was been transferred to
.Toronto.
Miss Mary McTaggart of Detroit,
Mich., visited her parents, Mr. and
,Mrs. M. D. McTaggart over the
week -end.
Rev. Wm, Irwin left Tuesday morning
for his home, McLeod, Alta., after
spending a month with his parents
in town.
Mrs. M. G. Smith and family of De-
troit returned .home afterspending
six weeks at their family residence
in Colborne.
Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Crich of Pontiac,
Mich., are visiting' at :the 'home of
their parents, MT. and Mrs. Her-
bert Crich of town,
Misses Ahna and Madeline thew have
-returned after, spending Gentenial
week with they aunt, Mrs.' Melvin
Clark of Goderieh...
.Miss E. Lockwood, Miss Dorothy Mac
Intosh, Mr; James Howes, Miss
Sadie and Barry Howes of Hamil-
ton motored up on Thursday to visit
Mis. E. T. Howes.
Mrs. Rashbrook and daughter, Miss
;Vera; of Calgary, Alta„ have been
visiting` the 1ornter's grandfather,
Mr. II. Joyner, Little Miss. Vera
'will entertain as a dancer at the
local theatre; for several nights next
week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Downs and Mas-
ters Everett and Milton, who -were
in attendance at a family reunion
at Springbank Park, London, last
Thursday, the 11th, are spending a
week or more visiting relatives in
- Ingersoll, Lylmer,"St: Thomas, Iona
Mr. and Mrs, We C. Muir of Montreal
and a niece,•from Victoria, B.C., and
Mr: and Mr, J. G. Bothwell of Lon-
don, called on Mr, and Mrs. J, Cnn-
ingliame last week. Mr. Muir it
general manager of the Canadian,
National Express and started in the
Clinton office under Mr. 3. Cuning'-
hanie,
Mr. and M 'i, A. Lucas, Mr. , and MTS.
Stewart Taylor and Mn • and Mrs.
Geo. R. Taylor spent' Saturday at
the Railroad, Employees Picnic at
London. ' Little Miss Margaret Tay-
lor took third` prise in the baby
shun " sure, -Geo. Taylor took the
prize as the youngest grandmother
present and also a prize in the
Grandmother's rape,
TIIE1 CLJNTON .NEt -RECORD
1URSDAy, AUGUST 18,'921.
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Mammy's ; . read, Cakes and Buns
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on.
• ys, Thursdays and Saturdav� • � •
Peaches, Musk Melons, Blue Berries and Celery.
' •, In the Morning First Delivery 9 a m • In, the Afternoon First Delivery $.30 p.m, Kindly Order Early
. Cash andW T f .Service
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Where "Sells for less" price prevails.
•1
Ve gill' unload our next car of Redpath's Sugar,
August 22nd. Special price off the car at '$6.90.
Dominion, a few bags at $6.75.
CORN FLAKE • WEEK
3 k s
� Corn Flakes
Corn Flake Cookies,. .,,Choc l
hoclate and Marshmallow, lb.
30c0
THREE SeIALS, FRIDAY A .dSATURDAY
2 pkgs Corn Starch 19c
Baking Powder 19c
Jelly Powder, 3 pkgs. 19c.
reakfast Bacon in piece 29c Cottage Roll 29c
cans_ Tomato Scup 27c10 bars P. & G. Soap BSc
Corn Syrup, 5 ib. pail 38c
woo.
Beautify 'your Home with hardwood Flooring
` IT .MAKES THE HOME ;COMPLETE
Your most important furnishing -your floors -,.should have first
attention, beenuse.they form the basis for the whole appearance of
the room. Low cost, ease in laying, and everlasting durability are
features that you will enjoy, along withthe exquisite beauty of Hard-
wood Flooring.
Measure 'on, floors, an estimate front ns,will cost •you nothing.
We tan supply you :in any Brand of .hardwood Flooring or Grade
desired:
Thomas McKenzie Estate,.Clinton
Phone 88. ;Lumber; Shingles, Gyproc, high Grade Millwork.
Hot Weather
Groceries
- Whether you eat " at hcme
camp or picnic, buy your fresh
grocery supplies at
The C. & S. Grocers
BAYFIELD GOLF AND COUNTRY
CLUB •
RDENP 1 J[
in the beautiful lawns of
DR. -LLOYD llfO..FFATT, VARNA
'SATURDAY, AUGUST27th•
-
at 8 o'clock p.m..
PROGRAM
Brunswick Trio---Cemplete' New
Repetoire
Bayfield Orchestra
Other Talented Artists
*EFRESM1INTS SERVED ,
Admission—Children, 20e, Adults, Ste
MUSICAL CONCERT
Miss Marion •Mussell Gibbings is
giving. a recital in the Town Hall on
Tuesday, August' 23rd, at 8:30 p.m.
Miss Marion needs no introduction to
a Clinton audience `and . many times
has delighted Clinton "music lovers,
She will be assisted by Miss Marie
Matilda Jackson of Detroit, a very
find harpist. Miss: Jackson is widely
known in Detroit musical circles and
has just completed a very successful
concert engagement at a Muskoka
hotel. This concert promisesto be a
Very enjoyable entertainment to all
music lovers.
Varna.
Quite a "number took' in the garden
party at Brecefield Tuesday night
and report ;a good time.
Mrs. Smith and Mr. T. Dennison
are spending a few days with the
farad's daughter at Thorndale.
Mr, Johns, manager of the Standard )
Bank is having his vacation
Mrs C. Weekes is visiting with her
daughter, Mrs W. IifcAsh of London.
Week -end visitors' were 'Mr., and
Mrs, Willman and family from St
Marys; Mr. J T. Reid Mr. Eric Reid
and Miss Pea; 1 Reid of London.
Mrs, Jno.'Sparrow is visiting at the
home of her brother, Mr. D. iXcNaug-
ton of Kitchener.
The farmers are very busy these
days harvesting a. most abundant crop
of wheat and oats. The weather be-
ing everytliing that could be desired,
but help is very scarce.
C Ip'i AL -
Coal of• all kinds always on hand
for immediate delitery,
Also a quantity of dry Maple Wood
Prices reasonable and stuns to all
WA, MILLER & SON
Orders taken at residence, phone 481
Preserving
Season
IS APPROACHING AGAIN
See our cooking utensils — Pure
Aluminum and the SMP Pearl and
Dianmond'Ware. Something for every -
Why not use an oil stove this year
for the preserving season?'You will
enjoy being in the lditclien with Re
Perfection or Nesco.
Think it ever and see us before
you buy
IJi/;.RDWAREI and PLUMBING
Phone, 244 �z
r
New, N1f`lg and 1.1p4o.Date
See our new Jubilee Dining room suite the finest Canadian Pro.
duction everyshown in these parts.
Our -whole 'furniture stock is till the latest styles; so it will pay,
you to drop" in and look us over and we will be glad to deliver to any
address.'
HARDWARE
have a few coal oil stoves and ovens which you will be able
to save irony on by buying now,
A
full line of Granite'kvare in all the new Colors.
Getyour roofs ready' for the rough weather now. Use the cel-
ebrated: Brantford ;roofing which has stopd-the test of years and is
still going strong. A good line of roofing paints, in black for asphalt and red for
steel.
Any furnace trouble, tell us. Plumbing or Tinsmithing, satis-
faction guaranteed.
Cli ton Hardware and Furniture CO
THE STORES WITH A STOC3f
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture ?bone: 104 . Hardware 185
STAR THEATRE
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday—August 22, 23 and 24
SPECIAL
Rex, The evil Burse
Special .Added Attraction
Miss 'Vera Rashbrook of Calgary will dance and sing.
Admission ---35e and 25c
Thursday, Friday `and Saturday --August 25, 26' an 27
Why do girls leave home? Marion Davies tells the answer in
Tillie.' the, Toiler
Admission 25e and 15e
NOW PLAYING
CAPTAIN ,SALVATION
f
'dmi n— •
A ss o 25c.and-l5c`
Eg s Eggs Eggs
Bring os your Eggs While Fresh
We invite customers. to visit our candling and grading rcorn
to see grading properly done.
We Pay-,Sp,i,t Cash
Now is the time to marketinr fat broodyhensand old Y oroosters
. G111311 Langlois&oa t
II�td
READ OFFICE - MONTREAL, QUE. •
For further information apply to ••
CLINTON BRANCH,CLINTON;
, • ONT.�NIO
nr;-r?s PHONE 190