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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-11-24, Page 8CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELIIRW STORE, } �Ra4io • Marconi, the Father of Radio; "sees the ,result off; his dream in the New.Marconi One -Dial control—The finest Radio of all, Never before a radio -like this one -dial control. Prettmed 1, to razor -edge soleciivity. Power tubo to permit of full volume'without the least distortion --cannot howleven if• mishandled.'• It gets every available station 'with. one dial. The station wave- lengths, iia 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 ARE4 tube set,$70.; 5 tube set, $90; 0 tube table model, $115; 6 tube console model, $105; 6 tube' batteryless console, $325,' POSITIVELY THE BEST RADIO TODAY e IIe IlON Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Fine -Jewellery and' Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store meestesuemaimxismatenearaesegmemixemestiaweemermematexuaimaimemiesimaimitsamaiumieze _ MEN'S SHIRTS AND BOYS' SHIRTS FINE SHIRTS AND WORK SHIRTS Shirts for every need and every occasion from Tooke, Strand• mud Arrow brands, at prices that make you just want to buy them. Tooke Birley Cord Shirt is designed and tailored' by,specialists from long -wearing fabric in perfectly fast colors and is guaranteed to give satisfaction.. Shirt with I. soft and I. starched collar for , , ,', ..$2.95 Strand plain and fancy broadcloth shirts, all sizes, special at $1.49 Clearing lines as low se ... 95c Mackinaw Flannelette work shuts, well made, good full„ sizes, special price $1.29 Boys' Fine Shirts ,. _ —, - 98e to $L50 Special clearing line, "white with collar attached at , . . , . 59c Boxed Shirts for Christmas Gifts BUY THEM NOW AND GET FIRST. CHOICE lumsteel.' .PiIOE26Bros.. 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 plugs cut in or a 'coinplete wiring of a new home, have only first-class workmanship, the service 'we are, equipped to render—and it costs no mare than inferior work. TY Coal 'ON dORD TIT'1JRS J , ;! OVJI1Ciii li 2s, 102`f..' God -and "the Geecerysnan The new book by ifarold Bell Wright. He pictures the mon and women of, today and shows n world in which religion seems to be fading. His characters include the church- man, the business man, the mothers and daughters, the older and,younj er> eeencrtions of any small town.' "A, -' world starved for religion, every character rings true -Lb the human. nature all about you. Lost. Ecstasy ly'Mary' ,Roberts Rine/26f, lits life, vigor and the courage of deep emotions, combines the thrill of a Western story- with the c}tlture.of the East, tells of an educated, wealthy Easterngirl's _,love for au arrogant virile Westerner and of the 'lumultuou,, course of their -lives. The story is praised by critics, Jelna By Maze de la Roche, the $10,000 'price novel ''chosen as the winner fron-{;"' eleven hundred manusci'ipts from all parts of the world, for the most interesting novel of any kind, sort or description. The author is Canadian born, lives in Toronto and this -fact gives the book a national as. well as literary interest, Friendly Acres , Is trite to name, so humane, so full of joyous outdoor life, by Peter Mc Acthuz,a foe to all things mean or unlovely. This i a volume of essays describing in .lovingly -worded detail the delight he had in the acres that surrounded his home, a country -side seen through a personality rich in mellowed philosophy and wholesome humour. Only four of the new books intro- duced briefly to you and our space about filled. There are more forth- coming for your delight whether you prefer the gay contriver of eeve story or the writer -who lits something serious to say, those who describe the great open spaces or the chronicler of homey.. circles; - tender romances;` mystery or exquisite bits of worldly. wise recountings, knowledge, pleaeure and entertainment caught in print "?or tour Delight." The W: D. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best Miss Mary Walls was in Toronto over the week -end. Mrs. Swan of Lucknow visited with Mr. and Mrs, Was. Walker this week. - Mr. We. S. Downs, who hes been in Toronto for some weeks past, has returned home. 1ifxs. Charmer of X.ondon is a guest,at the Remo .of her daughter, Mrs. J," Mervyn. Elliott. Mr, and Mrs. T. G. Scribbens leave today for Montreal and sail to- morrow for '.England. Mrs: Eldred Yeo of Hohnesville spent the week -end with her father, Rev, T. J. Snowdon- of town, Mrs. Crerar and children of Toronto are visiting the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. D. McTaggart. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. • Gibbings have' gone :to. Toronto, where they in-, tend staying for the winter, Mrs. Ed. Boyce' of Brucefield spent a feiv days last week withher aunt, Mrs. R. Armstrong, Huron street. Mr. and Mrs, W.•'Robertson and Mr. 11 and Mrs, J.' Stevenson visited SUtte �� tare nd"s.past week with Brantford frie PLUMBING I HARDWARE ELEGTRTC WXRI1)IG MIs. R. ,Fitzsimons and Mrs. Munro' aro in Detroit visiting the former's son andlatter's brpther, Mr. N. Fitzsimons. Mrs. Frank Arscott of London has been visiting her brothers, Mr." J. W. and Mr. Murray McEveaa of town during the past week. Mrs. Carter of Strathelair, Alta., vis- ited last week with her brothers, Mr, John Diehl of Clinton and Mr. H. Diehl of Stanley township. Mrs. J. If Rutterfield,,who has been spending the past few weeks with her . aunt, Mrs. R. Armstrong, has returned to her home in Bay City, Mich. " Prof. A. C. Chant, who delivered the first of a course of lectures to be 'given in Clinton under the Uni- versity, Extension plan, on Friday evening last, was the, guest of• his brother, Mr. H. B. Chant, while in town. lit...:-"'' Phone i47ee ;I i For Christmas Cakes and Puddingsg _ FRESI3 FRUITS Puffed Seeded, Seedless and Spanish, Valencia Raisins, Shelled Walnuts and Al- monds, New Lemon, Orange and Citron Peels and the other additional freshly packed necessities.' May we have the pleasure of supplying your needs in these fancy, new stock goods? G THE C. & S.GROCERS R CER5 Brandi 125j • Main 125w "THE BEST THAT'S MADE IN EVERY GRADE" People today appreciate the floors of their homes as more than something to walk on. The extraordinary strength,, beauty, ,pnd wearing quality of oak has made this wood the nation's favorite flooring material. The most beautiful of all flooring materials-- Oak—isalso the most economical, because of the superior wearing qualities of the wood. Tt adds to the beauty of the home, and lessens the drudgery of house -keeping I Let us toll you how little it will Cost to put oait floors, in your home EVERYTHING IN BUILDERS' SU1'PPLIES Phone 88 Thomas McKenzie `,Estate Clinton Residence; 61 l Kippena. The V,. M. S. of St. Andrew's United church held their annual thankoffering on Sunday, Nov. 20th, a splendid attendance greeting- Miss Govenlock o£ Japan, who was the special speaker. .A choir of ladies rendered suitable choruses for the oc- casion. There were five life mem- hers added this, year, also three junior members. " Collection amounted to $151.00." ' • '- Miss Grace Cooper, who has been in Toronto fa • some time, 'i s at pre- sent under the parental roof. Mr. Stanley Halliday of. Winghani' was calling on. Mr, and Mrs. 3. Work- man of the village this week. Mr William Winder of Exeter 'called on' his sister, Mrs. .7. Work- man, this week. . Mr. J. Workman has on exhibition in his window this week a splendid. saint killer. ` This machine is de- signed - to treat seed grain that all germs will be destroyed before the grain is sown. John tries to keep abreast of the times. s C foods' in Glass d otherChristmas S uggeStions this ween . Our Christmas Cakes, . uddinig s Icings _ . - � s � �eeo.i'atio, . � ns i-i'ol1 Boxes of Candyare arriving7 e ..da:�lya�dbeingpicked, ��all.the time. YOu, will have the best selection now, re invite yo R all to see our Special Deice()nstration. Iota Cin•istnzas Calces, per lb.' . , , , , . 60a Puddings, in bowls, per lb. . , 60e Shelled- Almonds,- per -1b,; ,.. , Shelled Walnuts, p•• • . • 59c per lb '• 59c Candied Cherries, per lb 590 Pitted Dates . ' Prunes, per lb 25c Mixed' Peels, per lb. 10c, 15c and 3925c c` Lemoh and- Orange Peel, per lb. ..... , , . 25c • • Cup or Saucer and Jelly Powders ..:.:.:.....:.. 23c Almond Cake Teing, per' lb r Holly Boxes of. Candy, lb , 00 $1.00 Apex ,;Canned'Peaches, ,'g'lass - 50e Apex • Canned.Cherries, bl elc and white 500 :A.pex Canned Asparagus • .,..,, ..,, 75c, Apex Canned Beans 750 Marmalade; 3 lb. jar . 35e • New. Christmas:''shipment of Smiles 'n Chuckles $2,50 '-Suggestions on- our -Counters for a' Christmas H' per . at ybu cap buy for Christmas in-; our 1Qc and .15e'Dept. • Marm� - per fax :..........._..._.. .... ' Jams ion Swiss Cheese , . , , , , .... , , , . , - '10c 1. pkg.'Figs iSo Bridge Pendil . . 10e 1 pkg.' Cream Cheese 150 1 lei Dates 10e , . 1 can Cocoa' , . , , . , 15e , 1' lb. Prunes ...: . Torr 1 tumbler ,Baking Powder 150 2 pkgs. Pistasehio:Nuts •10c Cherries, per bottle . , . 150e Small package Tea . 10e Campbells Tomato Soup• 15e Assorted ;Cookies _.,.....,.......... :.......,,,..-- 10c15e, p we will hold your order for Cakes- and Puddings if desired Head Lettuce -' Celery Spinach -Tama � t®es Mince Meat per ib 20c. IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m. IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:3b p.m. Cash and Service W. O'Neil WHERE' "SEIs.'S FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS ~Me VNANWIP4410411WIMAW610WAVMPAIWARMOWAVVMOMMIOWVIO"*" `ORDER EARLY .Phone 48 And there is no place you can shop to better advantage as .we;. have been; preparing- for months to have a great' assortment of Furniture to make good, suitable Christmas 'Gifts. • As a few early suggestions would mention thus following useful and beautifying articles: Some wonderful Silk Cushions, which, are very popular; a great assortment of Electric Lamps in all styles and colors, nothing better to.brighten up, your home; then have a " new stock Of Smokers, Ferneries, Cedar. Chests, Fancy Mirrors and - Pictures galore, Chesterfield and gate-leg Tables, Radio Cabinets and, ' a good lino: of comfortable" Chairs and Rockers, A''Good Spring or Mattress, would be a -very sensible gift. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT c A good gift would be a handy scale for the 'kitchen; just what you have been looking for.• We have a real assoltment of Tea and Coffee Pots; a large line of Stainless' Steel CutleryalsoOld Cofony 1847_ Rogers Silverware., •• Our stock of Ranges and. Heaters is complete and ;consists of several different makes. Watch our windows for the latest in Furniture and Hardware COME IN AND LOOK AROIJNI,; ' Clinton -Hardware and Furniture Co THE- STORES WITH A STOCK -FUNERAL DIRECTORS-_' MONUMENT DEALERS • Furniture lehonei 104 , Hardware 195 COAL D. L. and W. Coal and 'Semet-Sol-. vay "Coke alawys on hand for immed fate delivery. . Also a` quantity' of dry Maple Wood Orders takeq at Sutter and Per- due's and accounts may -be paid there: W. J. NII1LEI , & SON Orders taken aeresidence, Ontario St. Phone 46 StanIe4' Township Mr. John. McGowan, 'Mr. Goldie Graham, Mr. John E. Pepper' and Mr. Goo. T. Third attended tire Royal Winter, Fair in Toronto this week.. Coc1erikb ToWnsh p Major R. R. Sloan carried off sev- eral prizes for apples at the Royal Winter Fair, Toronto. Mr. S Flew.itt, who' rocelitly sold his old tractor engine, has purchased himself a new; Fordson arid is busy assisting the farmers with their :fall plowing, Mr. Robt, Cole underwent an opera- tion for appendicitis last, week. It is hoepd he will soon recover, Mr. P. Cole recently sold a Polled - Angus bull to, Mr. IL, Jenkins of the 16th. The.: regular meeting of athe A.Y.P.A. of St. , Janice' church, Mid-, dletoh,..will be held in _the baeeneet -of the church on Tuesday evening, Nov. 29th. *Papers on Scottish liter- ature and. music 'will- form the pro- gram. . VE �'or Keating and. Colon 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 Co. MAKE AN INSPECTION OE OUR LINES—AT RIGHT PRICES Agent for Louden Oil Burner HARDWARE and PLUMBING 244 1 It Won't be Lon Now is the time to snake your Christmas Cake and Puddings New Seedless, 2 lbws, fora Candied. 29e r '"p"er'lbdOe' 0c Pineapple, , - '"Cut IVfixed Peels,. can ., ; '20e Fancy Glace ,Cherries 30c Vanilla, large . , , 25e Extracts, all . flavors . , , 10e Choice Figs,`2lb. for_ 25c Fancy Apricots, per lb. . 25e New Prunes per lb 1.0e Dried Peaches, per lb. .. 25e New 'Valeneias, per lb. ;. 1$c Bleached Sultanas, lb. . 25c Bulls Puffed Seeded, lb ,. 18e ' Bulk Seeded, per lb , -,$c • New Currants, per lb. . .. 20c Mixed Peels, per lb . .39c Candied. Cherries, per lb. . doe Maraschino Cherries, . 20c, 25c SIiERRIFF'S JELLY POWDERS with Cup and Saucer, per pkg. 35e FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN' SEASON L. PHONE 111 LAWSON SON O. PROMPT DELIVERY STAR THEATRE MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY-NOV. 28, 29 and 30 TH THIRD- DEGREE The drama of a ni'ilionaire's son and his circus girl bride Admission 25c and 15c THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY -DEC. 1, 2 and 3 • A swift stepping comedy ceritreing around two brothers, students at college, who fall for the same. girl. It has pep, thrills and lave interest galore. Admission "25c and 15c NOW PLAYING THE MYSTERIOUS RIDER Admission and 15c No is the Time to Market Your - OE'LTRY Chickens, jowls; Ducks, Geese .& Turkeys WE ,PAY SP9T CASH. t. I�, � do li at brings Good Prices an lois Gunn, LCo., ' Limited BEAD OFFICE MONTREAL, QUIT. CI)!' TON BRANCH; „CLINTON, ONTARIO PglON E 190