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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-09-22, Page 8C TON'S LEADING JEWELERY ST ,4s, MN Home, . school weak means; night work Tor the average student, because'' early evening hour's are -usually taken up v ith any number of other duties. Therefore, p ar e -n t s Should make 'sure their child is, . not subjecting eyes to severe strain or overtaxing which in later:, years will collect a heavy toll. Great care should be taken by all parents to'.: prevent injury to, eyes of their children during, school months, It isn't just enough to think your ` child's eyes are all 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 lidless- it be for health's sake. ring ;Your Child In Ft. m i,d SON Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry ' Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey'sDrug Store Made to Measure Clothing We are now carrying the largest and best range,of samples fbr made -to -measure clothing we have ever been 'able to show, consist- ing of ser es, shire 'wool ;Indigo blue and different shades o€- grey English Worsteds and; neat patterns and fancy -and staple tweeds for ordinary wear at prices from $20.00 to 00.00.- - STRICTLY HIGH CLASS, TAILORING your choice..of all the latest style creations and 'a guaranteed fit It will pay you to loolr over our range at .$24.00 and $25.00 - They are Bargains. P-1urnsteei Bros. PHONE 2a, COMFORT. AND CHEER G No reason for us to tell you of the raw, chilly mornings end evenings around home these early fall days. You know that a little' heat is essential .to family health—still it is too early'for stove or furnace fires. •, - The electric heater will bring • comfort to your home—and oh, what cheer, with its brightlow. , They are so reasonable in price too. Carry'to any room in the house, attach the plug—and it goes right to world for you. An ideal gift,to surprise and please the wife. Take one home this week. $8.00. to $10.00 Satter & Perdite PLUMBING HARDWARE- ELECTRIC WIRING Phone 147W und With, Celotex THE INSULATING LUMBER The problem of building wanner houses is a vital one: Cele tex solves the problem as it combines perfectinsulationwith struc- tural strength. Celotox is a 'strong, rigid and durable building lumber made from the long tough fibres of. cane and is used for interior and exterior finish. Celotex is sawed and handled like lumber.- Thomas McKenzie Estate; Clinton Gyproc—Keystone Brand Shingles in -four grades and everything in 'Builders Supplies • The ladies of Clinton and vicinity are most cordially invited to coma and inspect the new Millinery -mode at The Vogue, Never before 't have the hats been more beautiful, the Beret, Toqize and Turban leading, Fine work- manship applied with discretion character- izes the hat.di'the conl- in;' season. You'will be delighted' with these numbers. VOGUE We'd ail co wkaite a oeni and stately line, and nulla t'lso thank those who^ made ouu`chdcl' Opening Business the best welg`yei had, but all our .brain can, devise.'tnd pen dictate is —We Thank You. E t'1_, wee ? EWS- CO I'Ii-C;tt,iDl3 Xy:S it .2 827_; . ti'7;e'd'Baca to shape strong, well - reasoned sentences that world hold, grip, clutch your attention and bring you to the decision that often we are the 'cheapest and nhvays the hest. Still, ,oven .if it is not heraIded as poets and ad writers would do it, we think, hope and have faith that our 'advertising ;n -ill prove a profitable and entertaining acquaintance. Here is a book, not the leasurely, easy one to read—but a most endur- ing friendship to make, a book that'l ti is something different, worth -while and lasting, the author is Bruce Bar-. tomwho wrote The Book Nobody Knows and The Man Nobody Knows, The title is What Can a Man Believe and the price is ,$2.50. The intellect - hal reader, we think, will like and enjoy what's between the Covers and litce';the covers its between. It an ansiver to such questions as Would the World be Better or Worse -With- out 'Religion? ithout'Religion?Which :religion is the best? What -kind of a' faith will there be in the future?' One writer: calls it an original, forceful, strange book which must set any one who leads it thinking. Did you 'miss getting a copy of the : Jubilee Song Beek? We have just received our third supply and believe it -will sell for years to come.* Noth- ing .,like a meal live ; sing -song for banquets; parties, societies, school or the home. 130 pages, -words acid music of the most popular songs the world over. --Attractive cover, good paper and -well arranged music, Price, 60c. . In time of dry weather prepare for dust. That' is when a whisk is need- ed. Our values are good. If you have a sick Window Shade we may be Able to cure it for you. Tile W D. Fair Go e Often the Cheapest—Always the Best 1N uihllIIiI pmmmw', i dig Mite Mite Barry' Combo WS up from Tor- onto for the week -end. Miss Shirley Bawdea ' has returned front a holiday in Hamilton: Miss Pearl. Churchill; spent the week- end with Mrs. S., Hudson of I ensall. Re's.,A. Macfarlane; is spending a few days • at Preston- taking the baths. - Mr. Horace' Wiltse of Royal :oak, Mich., is visiting at the home of his parents. - Dr_ and Mrs. Edwards of Toronto were guests last week with Mrs. C. IL Bartliff, -Mr. Fred lifeTaggart has been'visit- ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. McTaggart. Miss Vera Dodds of Toronto was in town for the Manning -'Morrish wed- ding yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Lucas and babe and Miss Josie Carter spent lest -week with Forest friends. Dr. Howard Ferguson of Walkervilld was the guest of Col. H, B. and Mrs. Combe over the week -end. Mrs, Wm. Graham left last week to spend the winter with her niece, Mrs. Gray of St. Williams. Miss Hattie Courtice motored to St, Thomas • and spent the week -end with Miss Burke of that city. Ur. and Mrs. H. B. Rorke and Miss Florence visited during the past week in London and Toronto. • Mrs. Walter Sorby of New •York was the guest of her . parents, Mr. and Mrs, B. R. Higgins, over the week- end. Mr. A. W. Steepe and Miss Marjorie spent the week -end with the form er's: brother:, Mr. Earl Steepe of London, • Dr.'and Mrs. Hessian and family of Toronto were the guts over the week -end of, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. R. Holmes. Dr. Roy Ball of Toronto' was in town this week,' coming tip to attend the funeral of his auelei the. late - Charles Lovett. Miss Jean'McTfurehie has, returned to her home in Toronto after a holi- day spent at Bruce Beach and at her home in town. Mr, and Mrs. dames Glessford and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Glassford and son of Chatham were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. John Watkins over the week -end. ' Mr. Gordon Johnston and family and Mr. James Lovett returned to St. Catharines yesterday. Mrs." John- ston is remaining with her mother fora short time. Miss Zenda Salter, of Clinton, spent the. forepart - of the week at the ' home of Mrs. M. F. Salter. She left Wednesday for St. Thomas to attend Alma College. — Exeter Times -Advocate. Ms's, Enos Hull of Davidson,' Mich., has been visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Joseph Wheatley of town dur- ing the past week and is now visit- ing her brothers in Exeter before returning to her home. , Mir, and Mrs. Kauffman, Travers City, Mich.. and Mr. and Mrs. Win. Deer, Mrs. Frank Arseott, Mr. Earl Ar - Scott and Mrs. Chapman of London were the guests on Sunday of Mx. and -Mrs. Murray McEwan. • Mr, and liIirs, Ogle Cooper acid Misses Phyllis, Frances and ,•Norah ^ of Toronto have been here this week. coining to attend the wedding of the forineits niece, Miss Bessie Mor- rish, -which . took place yesterday. Mrs. C. 7, C, Mogi:. of West Monkton was in town over _the week -end at- tending to some matters of'busi- nesst prior to settling in her new home at West. Monkton. Mrd and Mrs. Magic just returned last week from their honeymoon trip, ariet I Tew otions and 1E 'let's 6 e re g valu l a1 d. ' pr your se y the bushel. Order early (while they last) $3.25 perbushel Large Alberta Peaches, equals 3 baskets. Peaches are scarce- and we have been fortunate in securing a car. Special price on Pure Cane Sugar by the sack. WEEK D 5 lbs. Corn Syrup for ........... Mc 5 lbs. Corn Ideal for ' 29c 10 bars 'F: & G. Soap for 45e Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. for ......... 20c Breakfast Bacon by the side or piece, per lb, . , . 25c Cottage, Rolls, per lb. 33e New Pitted Dates 25c,.. PRICE .LIS' Baking Powder, per lb. . . , , 2 pkgs. Corm Starch 10 1b. Granulated Sugar for New Cheese, per lb. .. , 29c 3 pkgs. Corn Flakes.................................... - blew Almond Icing . , , 50a. 19C 19e 730 MaIlntny's Cakes, res and Buns, Mon., Thur s. and Sat. In the Morning First Delivery a.m. Cash and Service In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.ni. • Where "Sells for less" price prevails. 'Ne Kindly Order Early Phone -- 48 Good things to eat have always been our policy and it is titian this platform that we continue to serve you Specials. This ee Pure Lardi 10 lb. pails ...$1.60 Straw. and Rasp. jam, 3 lb. jars , . 55e Sh rrr f Jelly Powders e fs J Y (with tumbler) 3 for .. 25e Rice, 3 lbs for ... 25c Dried Peaches, per lb. , . 25e Prunes, 2 lbs. for .. 25e Seedless Raisins, 2 lb. for 29e Sliced Pineapple, tin .. 20e Betty's Peanut Butter, jar' 25c Libby's Porlc and Beans 2, for 25e Canned Peas, 2 for ,26c 0 5c 11 bars P. & G. Soap ., 50e Rubber,. Rings, 3 dos for 25c' Zine Rings, per doz. .. 25c Pickling Spice, per pkg. '910o Vinegar, white or blended ' per gallon . 50c Fresh Fruits, Vegetables, always at the lowest price. L LawsonCo. PHONE:111 PROMPT DELIVERY Stan eg Town -ship - The death occurred - in the Clinton Hospital on 'Friday .evening, Sept., 16th, o£., Miss Isabelle McGowan, daughter of the late Mr. -and Mrs, John McCowan of. Stanley, at the age of 70 years. „The- deceased had been ailing for the past two years so that her death was not,•tinexpected. She is survived by three sisters, Mrs. Mur- ray of Detroit, Mrs. McKay of Hamil- ton, Mrs, Eryant of Landon, and three brothers, Duncan of McKillop and Archie and Tulin on the homestead. The funeral service, conducted by the Rev. A. -Macfarlane of Clinton and Rev. Jas. Foote of Exeter, took place on Monday afternoon, interment being made in-Baird's ceinetery. The pall- bearers were: John McEwen, A. Cald- well, G. ' Graham, 1. Pepper, Geo. Baird and 3. A. Moffat. Friends from Music Lessons Edna Wise, ATC.M. Teacher of Piano and Theory Studio at home on " ONTARIO STREET Phone 163j 25 -ti COAL, D. L, and W. Coal and Seniot-Sd1- vay Coke alawys on hand for immed- tate delivery, Also .a quantity of dry Maple Weed Prices reasonablewand same to■a �all Orders taken tit residence, Ontario St. • Phone 46 a distance were: Mr. Win. Sullivan, of Toronto; Mrs, NI,Hamil- ton; Mr. and Mrs.' J. Bryant, London; Mrs. Westweod and lblr, Jas. Murray' and two children, Detroit; Mr.. and. Mrs. Russel Saundercock and Mr. and 1VIrs. Peter McDonald of -Blyth. SAVE Plumbing --like teeth = should be inspected at Ieast once a year, Pipes and joints are ,naturally bound to spring .a leak in dee course of time, You can save yourself much needless expense and loss by calling us in re- gularly to inspect and make needed re- pairs. With 'freezing winter months cons' ing on it would be well to consider in- spection repairs of 'alterations in plumbing at this time. Our service charge is very reason- able and all work 'is guaranteed. We recommend no changes or repairs un- less to your advantage in savings and'' home comfort. rl aw IBS AlIDWARE. end PLUMBING Phone 244 Huron Specialty Casting Co., Foundry CLINTON. ONTARIO, Manufacturers of Iron, Brass and Aluminum Castings. All makes- of Plough Shares and Sole Plates Wheelbarrow Wheels, Grate Bars and Chilled- Face Anvils Prices Reasonable CARRELL & SHIPLEY We have a full stock of,Groceries. Guaranteed to be fresh and, of the best quality. Telephone your orders and we will give you the very izcst iii Quality and Service. 'Sixteen d unCes,io the pound—Satisfaction' or money refunded THE C '&i S. GROCERS Branch 125j _ Main 125w STAR THEATRE Monday, Tuesday, and ,Wednesday ---Sept. 26,: 27 and 26 LONG LOOK ON PECOS LINDBERGH'S FLIGHT Admission -25c and 15e Thursday, Friday and Saturday—Sept. 29 and 30 and Oct. 1 Come and see whose fault it -is women are neglected at the Star Theatre in • EG LECIED 0I Admission 25c and 15c NOW PLAYING THE UNDERSTANDING HEART Admission 25c and 15c Eggs Fresif Eggs G1od QUaIitg Bri6gs:06®d Prices We Pay Spot Cash Pl) LTR i This is the season to sell old fowl and broilers. Hold the chickens until fully grown and well fattened Goon, Langlois & Co., Limited II AD OFFICE. ONTREAL, OUR. Tor further information apply to • CLINTON BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO 'PHONE 190 swapaamprienasmacarem