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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-11-17, Page 81•0 .• THE CI,INICON NEWS -RECORD PARTY CLINTON'S LEADING ,IEWELERY STORE -' - in 11/hreconi, the PaEber of Radio, sees the result of his dream tlie New Ararconi Ono -Dial control—The finest Radio of air •Never before a actio like this one -dial control. Pret,uned to razoi,-edge •• selectivity. Power tube to permit of 'full volume wilhout the least distortion --cannot howl even if mishandled. It gets every available station with one dial. The station wave- lengths, in metres and kilocycles, are clearly marked on an illumin- ated indicator, a child can do it. Clear natural tones at any value Battery operated or. Batteryless PRICES ARE -4 tube net, $70.; 5 tube set, $90; 6 tube table model, $115; 6 tube console model, 7165; 6:tube batteryless console, 7125. POSITIVELY TILE BEST RADIO , TODAY HJOHNqON a /0 Graduate of Toronto_College of Optometry • • rine -Jewellery and Repairs Next Elovey's Drag Store miawraticieratesiweit . ' 104,1414•0044.94104' 11010114444144:4•414441214.344/14.41410114412641.41140020414244.111184114114,145.41141i1444414MOOMIMMON11.4444•4444014144144/ MANG • . I 1E11 VERCOATS • The new Coats for this season are marvels of style, comfort and quality/. Blues are decidedly pop- ular 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 made -to -measure clothes and are prepared -to give ,service and satisfaction. We are agents alio for Greene -Swifts and Berger made -to -measure Suits and Over - 'coats. • CLEARING PRICES ON READY. • MADESUITS • Plumsteel Bros. • -PATTER Hallowe'en was the opening night or. the winter S °Cid seaon that brings parties and entertainments into the limelight of the activities of old and young. It's a natural ten- . dency to have a bit o' 7 un together, dine and talk tiTgether, exchange ideas ! laugh and play together --and that's a!, party. 'Do you sometimes find yourself short of ideas when you plan one. "The Art of Entertaining" a small Ole hook- would be a help. Over forty Parties ser described in 'the publication, some are clever and -unusual ad ,meet the needs of the hostess who 'doesn't want her partz,, to he like, every, other iparty, or de- velop into a passive weather -discus- sion during the first course. We also have Dennisen's Party Book at 25c, showing Decorations, Costumes, Re- freshments and Gaines. Either one of these may be of moer use in remov- ing your social indebtedness thee a dozen orchids and an interior &cora- tor. ls it to be a Bridge Party, the game that "Keeps on Keeping DU." It competes successfully with the theatre or radio which claim so much attention. We have a mew playing card said to be the first improvement in cards of this type for 100 years, the background is black, hearts are red, clubs green, diamonds white and spades yellow. Do you get the idea of the improvement? The black ground is restful to the eyes and pro- vides an unsoilabld surafce and then each stiit being a different color makeit impossible to revoke in either- euchre or bridge. The price per pack is 90c. Official Rules of Card. Gaines by Hoyle is 40e. Auction Bridge cern- Plete 133?", Work is $2.50' It is not only the A.SC. but also the X.Y.Z. of Bridge, for beginners, moderate play- ers and experts. Other party requi- sites are prizes, score pads, tally cards, tally punches, paper 'doilies, paper napkins and table covers. The W. 11 Fair Ca . Often the Cheapest—Always'the Best .6411.41 SAFETY ALWAYS It is true that many a handy man can wire' up the place --but nine times out of ten he is faulty in his hook-ups or insulation—and Your home stands ever liable to destruction by fire. Dont ,be penny wise and pound foolish.- If you' plan, on having your home rewired, lights changed, new pingo cut in or a complete wiring of a new • 'home, have only first-class worlimanshiP, the service we are equipped to render—and it costs no more than inferior work. J • Sutter & Perdue PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING • Phone 147w Nin14140.1144•144.Mit44.4.4011441.ttent 01411114444140104.4101146114416rn416,44141.1114.41.11100.408.04441 41111-14554": L Miss Wallace left this week for Tol- edo, Ohio, to visit her sister. Miss Freda Wallis of London spent the week -end, at her home in town, Mr. Wilmer Wallis, who has been in the west for the past few months, has returned home. Miss Gilchrist left last week to spend al few weeks with her sister, Mrs, Logan of Saginaw, Mich. Mrs, Livermore, sr., is visiting her daughters, Mrs. J. IL Leith and Mrs. 11'. Fawcett -of Blyth. Miss Mary Matheson of Goderich has bean the guest of Mr. and Mrs. R. • E. Manning the past week or so. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Miller of Sea- • forth were the guests on Sunday -• of Mr. R. J. and Mist Jean Miller. Mrs. Harvey Jenkins attended the Women's Institute convention in London last -week, as delegate from • the local branch. , •••••414410 i,-,-M2321ItleastelfeEnitivets, Mess's. G. R. Paterson, Distriet Ag- -riculturalRepresentative, and Assistant Ostler are in Toronto this week attendi4 ,the Royal Win- ter Fah.: Mr. W.. R, Miller, Miss Marion Miller, Mrs. Aggie Smith, Mrs. Fred Mc- Neil ant Mrs. Carter of Toronto were week -end visitors with Miss Hattie Courtice of town. ' 'VII.. and Mrs. Newton Wylie visited the former's sister, ,Mrs. 3. E. Hogg, at the manse this week. Mrs. Hogg returned with them to Toron- to to spend a few days. Mts. A. Weatherwax and little daugh- ter of ()riffle, have been visiting with the • lady's parents, Mr. and 1Vfrs. D. Cantelon, during the past couple of weeks, returning home this week. - Ah! GoO4Coffee Let us supply you with our delicious coffee which you will' enjoy THE C. & S. GROCERS Branch 125j • Main 125w old we 0 ther Needs WHEN NEEDING 'A SASHASK US ABOUT IT We can furnisn'you With StormSash, Storrn Doors and Corribim!!: tion Storm Door We We are now making Storm Sash, a trial' order will convince you of the quality. ! • ! • Thoinas 'McKenzie Estate Clinton Everything in Builders Supplies • ' Phone 88 • TIIIIRSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1927i, .......... . . New Irnr�rted Fruits' 0011N SYRUP _ ....! NEVvi SEEDLESS RAISINS ". • 29 NEV; SITI.,TA.'hiA, RAISINS25c Per NEW VALENCIA RAISINS Per MIXED PEELS' _ • • ' • • • 9 C Veb•••Cii '--'''''''''"'` k4AlSTkJIAAN Ci.& spluer 11,51„, 3..).A,T...siiii\i}5........ . .. . . . . .................. 59; MIXED PEE•I•.,S, I,cmori, orange and Cit•roli • 39, Pkeil.,'Ivki•N'i5iii•9i."••••'•'••••••• . ' ..... ''''.''' 5or Bodley't . • .. .. . • . • .. - • • • • • • • • . - • .. • SHELLED "3:VALI;lijTe CANDIED • DliiER:RIEi , co Perlb. ... ....... . ,........... .. . . CANNED IiiiAi,i_al crC 15c PRUNES, Good Size • - Per lb. . LARD ' 59 LARD • - 5 lb, Pail for . ' 95c ITALTAN RICE 3 • , • ' ' ' • . ... . • • • • •25 I • FRENCH SARDINBs • ,• • P.&• 2tinfor q. so.A1 "'' 35 10 bars for , —.... BENSON'S CORN S'AR,C11•-•-• ! • II,. Per pkg .- • 3.. .. . .... 1•••• CORN NIE•Ar!`29C 6 lbs. for . . ..... ......., GRANULATEI) SUGAR Special Jell -57 Powder Deal-- 3 r)kg Sherrif, containing cup and saucer,:25c Canadian. Cheese,•per pkg. H. & A. Cheese .., • Pientomid C3:eam itCheese 15e and 25e Swiss Cheese, per sec on ............ . . . . . .. , .. . .. . 10c 25c 1 . ,, 6 Brookfield Cheese . . . lbs Rolled Oats 29c Prince Edward Potatoes $1.80 bag -Ig THE MORNING FlItST DELIVERY 9 am. IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.m. ORDER EARLY ,.Special Cheese Display 25c Edam Cheese, per lb, .. ....... ......... 59e 25°I Roquefort Cheese, per lb. ... , . .... . . .... 15c Cash and W* T. T Phme Service 48 WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" .PRICE PREVAILS • 74.11"SWOOPOMOWOMMO.WileWM VAMOOV~00004040.1.411W81~4111r /440,1441411•444014.41444==•0. ji 04•••••••IM, Mrs. David Iloggart of •Londesboro was in Clinton on Monday and called on some frierids, She came to visit her brother, Mr. George Resselwood, who is a patient in the Clinton Public Hospital. IVIr. and Mrs. Harry W. Ambler re- turned the end of the week from their honeymoon and spent a few days with the tatters parents, Bib. and Mrs. H. E. Rorke, leaving Tuesday for their home at Pontiac, Mieh. 11/21r. and Mrs. T. G. Seribbens leave next week for Moatreal and sail on the Ausonia on Nov. 25th for Eng- • land, where they will spend three • months visiting relatives. Mr. • Scribbens is a native of Devon while Mts. Seribbens conies from Birmingham. Bothhave been in Canada for some years and are looking forward to .,a visit to the herneland. Seribbens' parents and a grandmother are living in England, besides other relatives. • Huron Road,East • Mr. Noble Holland has finished threshing beans -for this season, hav- ing threshed in seventy-three barns, • Mr. Wes Nott's barn and house and other outbuildings on .the Gibbing& farm were destroyed by fire on Fri- day night last during an electrical storm. Mr. and IVErs. g, Padget of New 'Toronto and 150. and Mrs. J. Ren- shaw of Long Branch spent the welt -cd at the home of 11,r. Geo. A Vanderburgh. • Mr and Iltrs. Noble • Holland at- tended the onening of the new church at Porters 11111 On Sunday last. Specials for Week -end Oranges,- Broken Sodas, fresh per doz 29c 31b for 29c Seedless Raisins. new 2 lb. 29e Figs, new 2 lbs. for 25e Prunes, •3 lb. for 29e Apricots, per lb. • 25e Choice Dried Peaches, lb25e Valencia Raisins, per lb. 18c Choice Mincemeat, per lb200 Good Rice, 3.113s. for .,25e Ging-er Snaps, 2 lbs. for 25e Choice Fig Bart, per 111;7 25e Chicken Vaddie, per eau , 25c Special Black Tea . 59c Coffee, per lb. 70e P. & Q. Soap, 10 bars,for 45e Ammonia, 3 pkgs. for . 25c Neb Soap Flakes, 3 pkgs.. 25c FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IMEASON Le. LAWSON & CO PHONE 111 • PROMPT. DELIVERY ram;ftermaars'"'"..""="".""""'Nunmarmonammarmaaaaaaa...a.a.."" marrra.r.roommona.sarraaa.oar•-•...anamad Auburn r Mn and Mrs. Strausser arid daugh- ter, Gladys, of Sebningvills visited !I with ,Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Munro over the ek-end. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Farrow and fam- ily of Mitchell .spent Sunday with friends here, • Mr. R, and Miss 1111 Jenkins and Miss R. l'eValkinshaw visited Mr. And Mrs. J. J. Washington and family on Smida.y last. eeently a phonograph w s as So it would seem that the pupils whose good fortune it is to attend here are highly favored. • Mr. Jas. Laidlaw has moved his furniture out of his house, recently purchased by Mr. Thos. Hamilton. lYfr. Laidlaw has bought a house in Blyth and will make his home there. Mr. Frank Itibbert of Goderich sent Sunday here. Frank has pur- chased a new Chevrolet coupe. - Mrs. H. Mogiidge was in London last Week attending the Viromens In- stitute convention as a'delegate from •this branch. •• GODERICH: • The boats which dis- charged" cargbes last week at the Goderich elevators were: Richard J. Reiss, with 248,000 bushels; Saskatch- ewan with 102,000 bushel ; Saskadoe with 240,000 Inishels. The W. 0. Franz and the Bricadoe are being un- loaded. A , • ullett Teywnsblp Enhrianr Snell is attending the Royal Winter Fair • in Toronto this Week, where he is exhibiting a num- ber of his fine 'Sheep. No. 5 school, near Lonedsboro, 55 a progressive school and as proof of this it has this fall adopted the hot lunch_ system, ',Each day the pupils have ono hot dish at lunch time, soup, or vegetable or, a hot drink. The teacher,Miss 12e;rrott and the older pupils, arrange a sort of menu for each week and also arrange who will attend to the washing of dishes, etc, An oil stove has been procured, with the utensils necessary, and the pupils are enjoying the comfort of a hot lunch at noon, A piano is also p..rt of the equipment of this school and COA.1.4 D. L. and W..Coal and Semet-Sol- Vey Coke ale.wys on hand for immed- iate delivery: Also a quantity of dry Maple Wood Prices reasonable and same to all Orders taken at Sutter and Per due's and accounts may be paid there. W. J. MILLER & SON Orders taken at residence, Ontario St. Phone 96 STEIVES For Heating and Cooking See our new Quebec Ranges and Heaters. Just what the family needs for the coming winter. SEE ,0133 WINDOW DISPLAYS • Clare Bros. Products and the "Circulator" made by Dominion Service Co. - MAKE AN INSPECTION OF OUR LINES—AT RIGHT PRICES Agent for Louden Cil Burner HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 • .•••••••4141111101•6=0.011•1140, • 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 fear good comfortable chairs or a Chesterfield Suite. • W,e ha Ve- a fine,' large stock' of both which are built for Strength, Beauty and Comfort. Then for goed 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 .y�u wilI 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 Bede. • HARDWARE DEPT. - As usual we have a splendid stock of tlui famous Beach ranges and heaters, also other makes to suit your price, Sonic Extra Special Values in Electric Heaters and)rons BARGAIN -6 50 -gal. Steel Drums at $2.00 each Clinton Hardware andfurniture Co THE STORES WITH A STCIt FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS Furniture Phone: 104 • Ilardwaro 195 iraliosveNEPOnentleatelmi • STAR THEATRE MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY-.NOV, 21, 22 and 23 • The "dreadnaught" of comedies We're lit The Navy N w • SPECIAL PEATURE--VAUDEVILLE PERFORMERS Admission -350 and 25c Show starts at 8:00 sharp THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY—NOV.44, 25 and 26 The Mysterious Rider Want to forget oyurself ? Come out to the great open spaees with "The Mytsvious Rider" Admission -25e and 15c Show starts at 8115 1 for Eggs and Poultry Good Quality Brings NOW PLAYING KISS IN A TAXI 4 Featuring Bebe Daniels Admission -25e and 15.c WePay Spot Cash • Good l'riees Gunn, Langlois & Co, Limited HEAD OFFICE .--• MONTREAL, t1E. CLINTON' BRANCH, . cLuuTor4, ONTARIO • PHONE 190 sccarsemaressoiscauseacisincisenesesaissinemsnaunismaut •