HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-10-27, Page 8CLINTON'S LEADING 3Etf?ELERY STORE
Are your glasses "right"—
style
right"—s yle in becominnose --
and "suitable" for the 'ocea
slop"? There is a style of
glasses suitable for ' home, of-
fice, street, sports and dress.
We can assist you in selecting
the style of eyeglass or spec-
tacle most
pectaele'most suitable for you and
the occasion,
Correct styles in glasses are
as important to one's good ap-
pearance as the latest styles in
hats, shoes or clothes. A wide
variety of frames and mount
ings made of white gold, shell
find, metal at prices to meet
YOUR purse and wishes.
THE C
INTO N NE'll
RECORD
e " H. JOHNSON
Graduate of 'Toronto College of\Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store
Tire new Coats for this season
are marvels of style, coinfort and
quality. 'Blues are decidedly pop-'`
filar and we are showing a line of
chinchillas -'at $24.00 that are
without 'a rival.' In the lighter
shades we have -an exceptionally
attractive range at from $18.00 to
$24.00 and are real values`.,
We have accepted the agency for
Tip Top .,inade to -measure ; clothes
and are prepared to give service
and satisfaction. We are agents
'also for Greene -Swifts and Berger
made -to -measure . Suits and Over-
coats.
'CLEARING PRICES ON READY-
MADE SUITS'
Plumsteel .. •ros.
Have you promised the family "a goodradio set" this year?
It is a good investment in culture and you ehould not delay the day:
In present stage of development the ° fall and winter months
are best for radio reception. The air is free from storms and elec-
trical disturbances and a good radio furnishes entertainment and in-
struction for the whole-fardrly. ,
hid store is headquarters for Canadian General Electric and
Fade Radio sets and equipments Also B. Batteries and Storage B
Batteries and Loud Speakers,
4' :H 641
Me"°wl Ho! Ho!
1 00 -0 -OH
Hi Ho MVlerrr®
Danger in the way
Better stay in bed at night
And walk abroad by day
This skeery §sight
When ghosts are white, and
Awesome revels at ° their
height.
Hallowe'en.:, originated in the old
days when superstition hedged about'
the homes and awesome fear lurked
in the darkness. Today Hallowe'en
has become a ' gay and frolicsome
occasion and all ages participate in
its fun. A party As,the most interest
ing festivity ,of the 'whole year to
young people. " If there can be a few
thrills and a genuine scream or two,
so much the better, just to proclaim
the true spirit of Hallowe'en. Novel-
ties, Lanterns and Crepe Paper dec-
orations contribute largely to the
success of these jolly occasions. The
immensely increased sales of these
specialties in recent years bear.wit-
ness to the widespread, interest in
the season and we thinkour stock -of
these, which is moderately priced is
e'qual• to reasonable demands.
Black Cats,
Grinning Pumpkins
Gaunt Old Witches
False Faces
Masks:
Weird Skeletons
Paper Hats
Lamp .Shades
Streamers
Festoons'
Rope
Cut -Outs
Seals.
Table Covers
Napkins
What are you going to be at the
party and what are you going to do'
to make it a jolly, spooky evening?
Come in and listen in—and let us explain the, merits of the
different sets t: le : l
tter er°du e
PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone '147w
The W . D. Fair Go.
.Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
Miss Stone of Essex was in town over
the week -end.
Miss Marion Gunn has returned from
a visit in Windsor.
Mr. Geail Farnhaul of; Kitchener }nail
honfd liver the week -end,
Miss Lottie Jenkins of Londesboro,
visited with her sister, Mrs. J. Wat-
kins over the week -end.
Mr. and Mr's. James Livermore visit-
ed their daughter, : Mr's: Green' of
Teeswater, on Sunday last.
Rev. A. Macfarlane attended the fun -
oral of the late Rev'. Drs: Fletcher
at Thames Road on Tuesday.
Miss Ruth Dale of London spent the.
week -end at the home of her par-
ents, -Mr. and Mrs. Arthur.Dale.
ID'. W. H. 'fleIlyar has been attend-
ing the Provincial Sunday School
convention in Toronto this week:
Mr. Wm. If. Doig and his daughter
of Port Huron, Mich., were in town
on Monday calling on old friends.
Mrs. J. C. McMath,, Who has been .vis-
iting Lucknow friends for a couple
of 'weeks, returned home Monday.
Miss Marion Andrews is spending a
few, days with her sister, Mrs. F.
F. Gillies of Kitchener, 'this week.
Mr..and Mrs W. Walker, Mrs. Cluff
and the Misses Cliff visited with
Mr, and 'Mrs. Tanner of :Wingham
on Sunday.
Mr, ,Oklc1 MTs`; W. Elliott and George
and Mrs, J Watkins vifiited the
latter's sister, , Mrs. P. lifyies • of
Brussels, recently.
Miss Marion Gibbings, Who has been
home for the past few weeks owing
to illness, leaves today for Essex
to resume her teaching.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Courtice and Miss
Betty of Hamilton spent the week-
end with the former's sister, Miss
Hattie Courtice, in town.
Mr. J. G. Sloman and Miss Lottie
Sloman left this week for Chicago
to attend the wedding of 'the fors
mer's son, Mr. William Montan.
Miss Florence Cuninghame accom-
panied Miss -Hattie Baker of Fut-
_ larton on a "motor trip to the State
of Michigan during the past week.
Dr. and Mre. W. Holloway of Peter -
bore spent the week -end with the
formers brother, Mr. A. J. Hol-
loway of town, and Mrs. Holloway.
Mrr. Nellie McNeil left yesterday af-
ternoon for Ontario, Calif., where
he intends staying for a year. His
brother, Mr. Murray McNeil, has
been in Ontario for- some years.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. L. Heard and family,
accompanied by Mrs. John Heard
of ,Bayfield, who has been spending
the past week in Clinton, visited
on Sunday with relatives near
Listowel.
Mr. T. Callander motored up frons
Fruitland^ last week, returning
Thursady accompanied by his
uncle, Mr. Curtis • Stevenson, who
visited hint for a few days; before
going on to his borne at Burlin-
game, Cal. Mr. Stevenson has
spent the past three months visit-
ing his sister here, Mrs. i. Cursing-
,name. and also , relatives and
friends in St. Thomas, in Grey
-county and several other points in
Ontario. He made the long trip
here alone, although he is in his
rmetieth year, and he thoroughly
enjoyed'seeing old frieeds and re-
visiting''old scenes,
Just Phone your Grocery
needs to 125 and the goods
will be delivered promptly.
THE C.& S. GROCERS
Branch 125j
GODERICII: A - branch of the
Canadian Legion was recently organ-
ized here, the following officers ':be-
ing elected: president, Major A. F.
Sturdy: first vice-president, Geo.
Main 125w
T,xl1JRSDAY, -OCTOFBIE 27, 7927..
orner Grocery
a of Pure Cane Sugar to be sold at car Price THIS WEEK
ONLY. • Leave .your order' early.
.Clark's Soups, Tomato and
Vegetable 3 this for 27c
Corn Syrup, 5 lbs. for
Prun
35c
per lb, . , . 10e •
J'lb. Pail Lard 57e'
5 lb. Pail .Lard ... , ..... ° ' 55c
Loose Sodas, 3 lbs. for•.,.:,'. 29c
Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs. for 25c
RICE SPECI•AL
Italian Pearl Rice -3 lbs. for 25c
Pure
Cane Sugar
at cad' price 6.80
ecials
New seedless.raisins 2 lb 29c
New Sultana: raisins, per -lb 25d
New Valencia raisins per lb 18c
Mixed' Peel, lemon and orange 25c
New Australian `Currants per lb 19'c
Mixed Peels, lemon, orange and citron 39c
Imported trench Sard nes, 2• tin
Marmalade, large sealer ,
G lbs. Corn Meal . .
25c
40e
29c
'Pop Corn, per pkg. ... 10c
Shelled -Walnuts, per lb, .' See
WHITE BEANS
4 1b$.. for 250
Breakfast Bacon in piece per lb 29c
Mammy's Special
Mammy's. Buns
Tea Time Cakes 30c and Bread
Special in Hallowe'en Chocolates 2 lbs 79c Pictothis Nuts in 5 lb packages
Hallowe'en Suckers 'and Kisses Mixed Nuts 30c
Salted Peanuts 5c and -10c Popcorn per pkg 10c Budded California Walnuts lb -40c
Sweet Potatoes - Cramherries Filletts of Haddie Fresh Salmon Trout Special 5c counter,
reg lOc Custard Pow der 9c.
See page .4 for- Hallowe'en Contest
1I'( THE MORNING FIRST 'DELIVERY :9 a.m. IN THE AFTERNOON I;IRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.m.
T.O'Neil
Cash and
Service
W.
WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
ligliiiMOMOV
ORDER EARLY
Phone
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Schafer; second vice-president, Jas.
W.:: MacVicar; secretary-treaisurer,
A,. E. Peachey; executive, D. McMil-
len, 1ti, M. McDonald, C. Ross, Gen.
James, A. Kitton.
Hallowe'en Specials for Week -end
Breakfast'$acon in piece 29c lb Oranges per do 29c
New Seedless Raisins,- 2 lb 20e
New Figs, 2 lbs. for 25e
Special Blacle Tea, per lb590
Broken. Sodas, 10e lb., 3 for 29c
Chicken Haddie . , ' • 25e
Canned Peas, 2 for
Canned Tomatoes, 2 for 25c
Matches, 3 -boxes for 25e
Betty's Peanut Butter ... 25c
Canned Peaches,.. 250
Canned Pineapple , 20c
Marmalade, large jar 39e
Ras. and St. Jam, jar '55e
Vi -Tone . . 40e
Toddy , - 35e
Nut Spice Cakes, pkg15e
LETTUCEI--CRANBERRIES—GRAPES-SWEET POTATOES
FILLETS OF HADDIE—CODFISH, Etc.
L. LAWSON & CO.
PHONE 111 PROMPT DELIVERY
October Specials
1 EYSTOthI BEAN]) SHINGLESS '
/‘ WHITE PINE --8, 10 and 12 inches wide, 10 to 14 ft. long.
HEMLOC —, All sizes. -
WHITE PINE SIDING AND SHIPLAP
GYPROC ;LIME—SASH--ROOFING
Our" yard and sheds are stocked with all grades of lumber
from which to make your choice
•
M:ILLWARK A SPECIALTY
Thomas McKenzie Estate, Clinton
Gyproc—Keystone Brand Shingles in four grades and everything in
Builders Supplies
COAL
D. L. and W. Coal and Semet-Sol-
vay Coke alawjs on hand for immed-
iate delivery.
Also a quantify of dry Maple Wood
Prices reasonable and same to all
W. J. .MILLER & SON
Orders taken at residence, Ontario St.
Phone 46
PeOPI16.You Know
Mrs: W. 'S, Downs is in Toronto this
week.
Mrs. J. E. Hogg goes to Burns church
tomorrow to 'address the. W. 14I, S.,
Miss Doris .Clbghorn of Guelph Was
the guest of?'- Miss Olive Watkins
over the week -end.
Rev, J.'•E. and bass. Hogg were in
Hensall on Tuesday attending gthe
funeral of the late Rev. Dr. Flet-
cher. Mr. ]Legg, as chairman, of
the Presbytery, cgnducted the ser-
vice at Thames . Road church, where
the
public Service w. s
held.
1
STOVES
For Heating
and Cooking..
How About Some ' Real Comfort .
Since fall, is here again and you will be 'spending most of your
evenings': at home you would surely enjoy yourselves more with a
few good comfortable chairs or a Chesterfield Suite. We have a
fine' large stock of both, which are built for Strength, Beauty and
Comfort,
Then for good refreshing sleep it will pay you to discard that
worn out mattress for a Marshall or Simmons spring filled Mattress.
Prices ranging from $25.00 to $37.50 and you will agree with us
•. that you. could not spend' the same amount in any better way. If
it is something a little cheaper we have good values in all layer -felt
mattresses, from $12.00 to $19.00, Also a•good assortment of Springs
and Walnut Steel Beds. '� '
HARDWARE DEPT.
As usual we have a splendid stock of the famous Beach ranges
and heaters, also other makes to suit your price.
Some Extra Special Values. in Electric Heaters and 'Irons'
A' BARGAIN --0 50 -gal. Steel Drums at $2.00 each
wa
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS • MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 • Hardware 195
See our new Quebec Ranges and
Heaters. Just what the family needs
for the coming winter, •
SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS
Clare Bros. Products and the
• "Circulator" made by -Dominion
Service
MAKE AN INSPECTION OF OUR
LINES—AT RIGHT PRICES
Agent for. •Louden Oil' Burner
Hawkin
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
STAR THEATRE
• Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Oct: 31, Nov. 1 and 2
HE BELLS
Featuring Lionel Barrymore'
America's most distinguished star in an immortal classic
Admission 25c anti 15e '
Thursday, Friday and Saturday—Nov. 3, 4 and 5
Richard Dix in
HE
R, , ACS
Dix in' the role of a popular football star
Admission -25c and 15e -
, NOW PLAYING
TIIE CAMPUS FLIRT
ALSO TUNNEY-DEMPSEY FIGHT
Admission -25c and 15c
We Pay Spot Cash
~
for Eggs and ouitry
Good Quality E`rings'
Good tics.
Gunn Langlois & Co Frill ted
HEAD OFFICE MONTREAL, QUE.
BRANCH, CLi�ll'®N, ONTARIO•
CLINTON
PHONE 190