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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-09-08, Page 8I: CLINTON EWS RECORD 7'kliJRSHA', ;iI ITEMBJ8R 8,:1.927:- INTQN'SLEADING WE'LERY $TG)Rl TiOTS Fo52 SA home school work n Bans night work for the average student, because Carly , evening hours' are usually taken up with any number of other duties. Titeefore, lit rents should make sure their-'' ehxtd is not subjecting, eyes tosevere strain or overtaxing which in later years will collect a heavy. ' toll. ; Great eare should be taken by all parents to prevent injury to eyes 5f their " children during school months. - It isn't dust enough to think your child's eyes are al, right. You should ,KNOW:' The way to know' is to have their eyes examined by someone qualified to tell you the truth. We have always specialized on children's eye examination. And we never recommend glasses • unless it be :Por health's sake. Bring Your Child In . *JOHNSON . Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry` Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store el. 9rJ 1 A Vigorous Canadian boys and girls need- sturdy footwear, We aim to seeure the best possible values for 'the price. We are • offering special ,values for two weeks: $2.25 to $3.50 Some less than cost Get Ready For School How about a new suit for opening day? The old one must be pretty well" r worn out after ' two months of strenuous holi- days. Special prices on Boys' Snits for two weeks: $6.50 to $9.95 Some with 2 pairs of Bloomers SPECIAL PRICES ON RALSTON'S RELIABLE SHOE POLISI{ - Reg. 15c Size for., 104 iumstee1 Bros. Iseeernsamstem CURBELL & SHIPLEY ,cue dove a full stock d Groceries. Guaranteed' to be fresh and • of the best quality.: Telephone your orders.and we will give you the very best in .Quality and Service. Sixteen ounces to-th'e pound—Satisfaction or mondy refunded THE C. &•'S. GROCERS • Branch 125j Main 125w Mid -Season inventory shows a -number -of last year's Radio Sets in Stock. We are marking these sets down to half price to clear out. These sets will compare Favorably in every way with this year's model. come in and hear -and see these sets ,if inter- ested in Radio. We -can save you money. utter & Perdue PLUMBING , HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING Phone 147w AnythingWorth '.Building is Worth Building Well:. No matter what ydn want to build or repair,, no natter what materials you need, we can supply them at a price as low as can be found anywhere We feel certain we can render you special service' through• savings on selectionts and uses of materials, no matter what *Mir '-plaxis;may be. First class lumber .,and. building materials insure a first class job when work is done, and -you will find it is"just as cheap in the long run, Give us a trial. Tito i as- McKenzie °Estate, Clinton Cyproc Shingles---Hairdwood'Flooring=-73uildixg Specialties We moan there are lots of Foun- tain Peas for sale. Many makes, many styles, many prices, We.have then at so low a price as 10e, then 25e, 35e, 50e, 8i 00, 81.25 but there is a c distinctive one at $2.75. ' It is Waterman's,` Known' by discerning onesas the "Daddy of thein all," The satisfaction it gives,'. the service it renders and the years it lasts actually puts it in the economy class,. The price is made by the makers, and is maintained the world over and is it not true that the manufacturer who stands out honestly for his price is the one who makes goods worth the money. A Waterman` Pen is backed by forty-two years experience in the fine art of successful pen making and again is it hot true that there is nothing like 'knowing how to do a thing --unless it's the 'faeulty of being able to do it when you know how, Waterthan knows how, Waterman has the faculty. The school student ap- preciates ,a Waterman Pen, their per- centage in examination ntay''be af- fected by his or her penmanship and a Waterman supplies the right nib with, the required flexibility. Send them to -school with a Waterman, the elip-cap fastener for the realhe-boy and the holder -ring type for the little miss: . For -the adult we have them up to $7.00 in nibs fine and stiff, fine and• flexible, rigid, standard, blunt, and rounded. A W7aterman 'connects thought with action and provides the smooth, even way of : effortless writ- ing. • Prices'from $2.75 to $7.00. Good Enough For Elegance --Cheap Enough for Economy .We have the lower priced pens, but —none -cheaper, quality, considered, than a Waterman. `TeI D. fair Co. Often the Cheapest Always the Best Miss Florence Cuninghame spent the week -end in. Toronto. Mrs. Walter King ,of Clinton wasa visitor in town on Monday.--BIyth Standard. ` r Mr. Kenneth Rorke returned Thurs- day last from a visit with North Bay friends. ° Mrs. West left last week for Glam- mere, where she will teach the present school term. - Mr. Douglas- Thorndyke of Manilla spent the 'week -end -no the guest of 1ii'r. and Mrs... T. H. Hardy. Miss Etta Hardy left this week for Merriton, where she has taken a position on the Public school staff. Miss Norma Bentley" of London is spending a vacation at the home of her sister, Mrs. Morgan Agnew. Mr -and iXlrs, George Horsley of Pont- iac, Mich,, visited the former's par, ents, Mr, and. Mrs, R. Horsley, over the week -end. Miss Grace and Mr. - Arnold Wenner left on Sept. 1st to resume their teaching duties at . Streetsville; and Hampton ,respectively. Dr. and Mrs. Snowdon and family of Detroit motored over and: spent the 'week -end with the former's uncle, the Rev. T. 'J. Snowdon. Mrs, Earl Porter of Goderich has been visiting her sister, Mrs. West of town and her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Henry, East, of Hullett. Miss Patsy Meltegney, who has: been ''spending the past three weeks vis- iting Miss Violet Morrison, has re- turned to her home at London. Mrs. A. E. Hicks and her sister, Miss Elizabeth Richardson,: are spending a few days at 'Park /grouse Goderich, enjoying the lake limes - es. Mr. and Mrs. R. Morrison and Miss Emily Morrison of }Iensall and Mr. Alex. Morrison of Brockville visited Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Morrison this week: • Mr, and Mrs. D. M. Johnston of Dray- ton and Mr. S. C. McGregor of Lis- towel were the guests of Mr.` and ° Mrs. E. W. Morrison over the week end. Dr. pod Mrs. Scarlett and family of Hamilton and Mrs. R. Scarlett of Vancouver visited with the Rev.; T. J. Snowdon and Miss Walls and also with Goderich township friends over the week -end. ' Mrs. W. Jenkins returned on Satur- day last afteg„a very pleasant visit with her son at Miniico Beach. Mrs. Jenkins expects to spend the great- er part reater-part of the next couple of months judging at Fall Fairs. Mr. and Mrs, Donald Hogg of Pont- iac, Mich., and Mrs.' Hicks” of 'De- troit were week -end guests of the Rev.. J. II and Mrs, Hogg, Mr. Hogg has ` bought property at Southampton and intends building a' summer hone there, Miss Jean Hogg left this week to re- sume her teaching duties on the staff of the - Ripley Continuation school. Mise Hogg 'was successful in.securing 'her certificate for -phys- ical culture, finishing the course this summer. • Miss M. G. Rudd returned Monday .from a nine -weeks' trip to Eur,one. Mies Rudd, in addition to a sight seeing tour,visited friends in Eng- land, Ireland and Wales. This was Miss °Rudd's'third trip aceross. Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Nediger and Mis-, ses Linnie. and . Helen motored to Toronto on Saturday' morning.. Miss .L inhie left the same evening. for Burwash, where she hasac- cepted' the position of 'principal of the school this terns. Mr. and Mrs. Nediger and Miss Helen motored ever to Hamilton •..and, spent the week -end and holiday with relat- ives. ve ain e are introducing two counters of five and ten cent lines, in our Groceteria Department, for Cash, next Thursday, Friday and Saturday. '.. Some lines we are clearing out altogeth- er and some are entirely new. Nothing -exceeding five a.nd ten cents. . Another car of Pure Cane Sugar Co. unload on Thursday. - Special Pr ce.off car at $6.75. The Pears and- Peaches are coming in and you will need .more Sugar. By'No In the Morning -First` Delivery 9 a.rn. In the. Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order Early Cash `a l dPr. ti9nlel VVService • Where Sells for less" price prevails, - a Service Satisfaction Spotia1s for Week -End Prices Quaker 'Corn Flakes, 3 pkgs, 25c Pure Lard, 5 ib. pails ... 89e Corn Syrup; 6 lb. pail ..; 9$c' Seedless Raisins, 2 lb for 29c Prunes, 2 lbs. for ........25c Canned Peas, 2 for 25e Corn Starch, per pkg. 1.0e. Broom, special at 49c Rice, 8 lbs. for 250 ' Jelly Powders, 3 for 1fle Ginger Snaps , -2 Ib, for ,25e Herring in Tomato Sauce 25e Fresh Mackerel, tin 25c Amtnonia,, 8 pkgs. for ..,. 25e Castile Soap, large , : . 20e Matches, 8 boxes for. .. 25e Toilet Paper, 6 for .. , . , 25e Tomatoes, Pickling Onions, Peppers, Cauliflowers, Peaches, Melons, Bananas; Oranges, L. Lawson & Co. PHONE 11I PROMPT DELIVERY Phone 48 BAZAAR IN COUNCIIJ CHAMBER . on SATURDAY, SEPT. 17th. ,Commencing at 2:30 Under the auspices of the Ladies'.Md' of Ontario Street . United Church BOOTHS,- o Apron and Towels Dolls and Handkerchiefs Fancy Work:: Touch and Take Candy Homemade Baking Miscellaneous Rummage Afternoon Tea Served from 3 to 6 EVERYBODY 'WELCOME 26-2 Music Lessont., Edna Wise, A.T.C.M. Teacher of Piano and Theory Studio at home on ONTARIO STREET Phone 163j i 25-tf COAL D.. L. and W. Coal and Servet -Sol' vay Coke alawys on hand for immed late delivery. ', • ,Also a quantity of dry Maple Wood Prices reasonable and same to -all W. J. 11/11 .LEI & SON Orders taken at residence, Ontario St. l ;~'hone 46 Londesboro Mr. Jackson, Mrs. Ross and Miss Murry of, Lucknow, and Miss Angus of Chatham spent Sunday with „Mr, and Mrs. James Campbell; Mrs, E. Bell is visiting friends at Wtingham and Westfield.. • ' Dr: Kirk Lyon and family, also his sister, Marjory, are 'visiting at the home of their patents, Mr. ,and, Mrs. Will Lyon. Dr. Lyon is moving to. Leamington this .week. We wish him success. Mr.and Mrs. Stanley Garter and M}r, and Mrs. Ernest' Adams .spent Sunday afternoon at Grand /lend... The death of Mrs. John Grainger at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Geo. Cowan on Saturday evening was a surprise to many as, although it was; known she wasvery illi. every one hoed for her recovery. • Preserving Season IS APPROACHING AGAIN See our cooking utensils Pure Aluminum and the SMP Pearl and Diamond Ware. Something for every - Why not use an oil stove this year for the preserving season? You will enjoy being in the 'kitchen with t}?e Perfection or Nsco. Think it over and see us before you buy T Hawkins HARDWARE and PLUMBING •.; , Phone 244 New, Nifty. and Upo to -Late See our new Jubilee Dining room suite the finest Canadian Pro- duction every shown in these parts. Our whole furniture stock is all the latest styles so it will pay you to drop in and look us over and we will be glad to deliver to any' ad4ress. HARDWARE - We have a few coal oil stoves and ovens which you will be able to save money On by buying now. A full line of Granitoware in all the now adore. Get your roofs ready for the rougb weather now. Ilse the eel- ebrated Brantford roofing which has stood 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 mi. Plumbing or Tinsit ithing; satis- feetion guaranteed. Clinton Harc ware and °uruitu.re THE STORES WITH A STOCK FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS Furniture Phone: 104 /hardware 105 x...10 STAR THEATRE Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday—Sept. 12, 13 and 14 llcart r ler See The Heart Thief --He will steal away your gloomy hours With Joseph Set:BA:mut, Lya-DePutti and Robert Edison Admission -25e and 15e Thursday, Friday and Saturday—Sept. 15, 16 and 17 S�nlslor Sables Presented by Claire Windsor and Eugene O'Brien Adniiesion 25e and 15c ' NOW PLAYING • .SWEET ADELINE Admission -25c and 15e daartliaanlaaNDIMagala Eggs gEK 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'yonr fat broody hens and old roosters u Laui �®i s .HEAD OFFICE Ca.,Limited ® MONTREAL, QUE. For further ii format on apply to CLINTON 1BRANC11,1 CLUNTQNy4ONTARIO PHOXE 190