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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-12-01, Page 8CLIN CORD, THURSDAY'`, DECI1VIB I:IT 'CON'S LI ADII:SG J1 Wi1L.ER'S STOP,I6 r . Marconi, the Father of Radio, sees the, result of his dream in the New Marconi Ont -Dia] control—The finest Radio of all. Never before a radio like this : one dial control: Pretttned to razor -edge selectivity, Power rube. to permit of full volume without the least dihtortion--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 ihumin-•, aced inidic atom a child can do it.. Clear natural tones at any value Battery operated or Batteryless PRICES ARE- l tube set, $70„ 3 tube set, $90; 6 tube table model, 6 tube console model, $165; 6 tube batterydeee console, p325, POSITIVELY THE BEST RADIO TODAY Graduate of Toronto College of°Optometry goltery and Repairs Next' Hovey's Drug Store 1r, S Shirts Shirts MEN'S SHIRTS AND BOYS' SHIRTS FINE SHIRTS AND WORK S13IRTS. Shirtsfor every need and every occasion from Tooke, Strand and Arrow brands, at prices that make, you; just want to. buy them. Tooke Risley Cord Shirt is designed and tailored by speedalists from long -wearing fabric in perfectly fast colors and is guaranteed to give: satisfaction, Shirt with 1 soft and 1 starched collar for $2.95 Strand plain and fancy broadcloth shirts, all sizes, special at $L49 CIearing lines as low as ... ,, ... :.... , - .:.. 95c Macicinaw - Flannelette work shirts, well, made, good hill sizes, special price ' $1 29.: Boys' Fine Shirts ..... . ......98e to $1..i50 Special clearing, line, white with collar attached at .. ... 59c Boxed Shirts for Christmas Gifts BUY THEM NOW AND, GET FIRST CHOICE Plu.msteel PHONE 25, POS. For Ch sas Cakes and Puddings FRESII FRUITS --. Puffed Seeded,. Seedless and Spanish Valencia Raisins, Shelled Walnuts and Al- monds; New Kumon, Orange and: Citron Peels and the other additional freshly packed" sieeessities.- May 'we have the pleasure of supplying your needs in these fancy, new stock goods? THE C. &S. GROCERS ,. Branch 125j ' Main 125w SHOP P. & G. SOAP lofr o 45e MATCHES 3` Boxes' W)'t for CANNED PEAS 2 `finsor 25c f PORK AND BEANS. rs 25c New Seedless, 2 lb. for 29e Bulk,Seecied, 18c, -2 for $5c New Currants, per ib. 19c New ,Valencliis, per Ib. 18e Bleached Sultanas, Ib, 25c New Dates,.2.lb. for . , 25e New Rigs, 2 lb. for 25c Candied Pineapple, 10e Ring Cherries, -Maraschino; Per bottle .'. , 20c and 25c Shelled Walnuts, halves Pei lb. .... 70c Candied Cherries, lb... 59c CORN FLAKES 3 Pfkogs. 29+ r LARD, 10 ib Pail $1.7 5 DOMESTIC SHORTENING' 2 .;b air - 60c JELLY POt ERS- ,. .3 For `.9r LETTUCE, CELERY, SWEET -POTATOES,, GRAPES, Ete. FINNNNAN HADDIE and FILLETS• OF HADDIE PHONE 111 :CO • PROMPT DELIVERY BUIL S' SUPPLIES Whether it be a new home, a garage, a barn, o only -general repairing, we . have the materials you need. Doors and frames manufactured in our own factory. GYPROC HARDWOOD FLOORING LI111f1 SHINGLES PARISTONE LATH.. ` SASH BUILT-IN FURNITURE The Best of Everything for the Home Thomas McKenzie Estate Phone 88 Clinton esidence, 61 f61,:i ��iirl •: APERSONAL ATTER There are people who opine, and predict that the Christmas Card on account of its long usage will become a thing of the past, Assuredly this will, not arrive until people loose every' Particle' of love, friendship, gratitude, sympathy, admiration arcd every other emotion that makes the total of their daily thoughts,' ,and then it wont matter: They are re- minders of gracious thoughts: that years nor distance cannot dim, hence the desire, the seeking, the searching for the' right thing- to represent themselves- and express their senti- ment:. We have a new line this year away from the ordinary, the hack- neyed, the all -alike varieties. They meet the current and changing ideas and ideals. If you choose personal cards • en which your name anduird dress has been printed,they are re- cognized among people of good taste as the appropriate, the individual way to express one's greetings.. We have: a sample book affording a liberal choice in style and'"'' treatment, that will represent you worthily, They are personal and intimate,` consequent- .ly refined and desirable, making your salutation 'elese1y • connected with Your friend and pleasingly exclusive to the sender. Supplied inquantities of twelve and 'upwards. 'Prices from'. $2.00 to $5.00 per dozen... Long, long ago,the story books say, there lived a King. who Ipolced for the rarest gifts in the world and when all was laid before .him he chose as the greatest of all the gift of thoughtfulness, because three -fold great -it was gracious, distinctive, inspired. .A Personal Card lets the received know your thoughtfulness. • me W. D. Fair Co. Oftef the Cheapest—Always _the Best Mrs. Oscar Tebbutt .was with Chat ham friends,46r the week -end: Messrs CecilAshidn and Wilfred Jervis motored: to Toronto for the week -end. aMr.r. Wm. Lamont of Zurich spent the week=end with his brother at the Graham House, Clinton. Mrs., James Levy returned last week end after a visit' with her daugh- tors in Sarnia and Detroit. Miss Ida Taylor of Science Hill called• on friends in Clinton and vicinity the early part of the .week. Rev. M. llfeKinnon of Caribou, British Columbia, and Rev, John Smith. of London were guests of Rev, J. E. and Mrs. Hogg at the manse dur- ing the past week. Mr. Frank Jenkins of Toronto came np-on'Sunday and on hie return was accompanied , fry his. mother, What. W. Jenkins, who will spend the winter with him. Mrs. Carrie avis, who has spent the past couple of -months in the west, returned home Saturday. Mrs. Ser - ‘15",P visited at :Maple Creek and Sas- " katoon and on her way home stopped off for a week at Winnipeg,.i Mrs. leanly, who accompanied her west, did, net return but intends go- ing on to California after Christ- mas. HULLETT`TP. FARMER HAS LI1CI�i ESCA.gr WHEN CAR -,TURNS OYER,. Mr. Loren Tyndall met with an ac- cident on Saturday from which he escaped very fortunately, although he. received several painful bruises when his :car turned..over into a ditch as he was driving along the Bronson, line, Stanley; pinning him tine& it. no was imprisoned until he was ex- tricated by Mr. and Mrs. Carnie; near whose home the accident happened.._, Mr. Tyndall: was driving, down a rather steep' hill on .the. Bronson, and had reached the bottom, where the road was .narrow, , and= -had just` re- moved his foot from the brakes and was putting on, some gas to carry him up the opposite hill when his car sud- denly swerved and_ran aver the steep embankment,' turning completely over and settlingon its top in the bottom- of the ditch. Mr. Tyndall was"huddied in the front seat, and was kept from being crushed by the hack of the seat and the smashed top. He could open "a door at one side but not far enough to crawl out. A little girl who had seen the accident gave the alarm and Mr. and:. Mrs. Carne arrived as quickly as possible,; and. were very much relieved' to find the occupant alive and able to talk with them. By raising the bulk of the car a little and opening the other' door, Mi. and Mrs: Carrie released- Mr. Tyndalll, who was able to back out of his prison. Mr. Tyndall sustained some hzui bruises but no hones were broken. with the exception of, a couple of cracked ribs. and it ishoped no ser- ious damage was done, although it will be some time before he is feel- ing like himself again. lie feels ,,that he escaped almost miraculously from ,very serious, injury or instant death, The car. which was towed into Clin- ton:on. Monday, is almost a complete wreck, • i 1 Els lit,* Ati)to s Te specially introduce to you-- - you-- oking Figs lb 13c • . Per i)acka e 15c Large Turkish Figs per lb 30c to 45C GS `e Cl rgs�: .as Shipment of Snliles 'n Chuckles 6Oc to 150 C I TM AS PUDDINGS Christmas Tuddings : 0 • and 60c Bodley's Icing per lb 50c. NLVf DATES er lb. 2 lbs. lo r 19e PIN13APPLE RINGS SPECIAL RICE 3 lbs. for CANDIED CHERRIES 10c 10c. 25c 59c VALENCIA RAISINS 1 Q New, per lb ... .. SLICED PINEAPPLE 35c 2 tins for - CORN FLARES Quaker, 3pkgs.•for CORN SYRUP 5 lb. Pail for 29c.. ,. 35c CISCbE HERRING - SALMON SNACKS FINNAN HAI?DIE FILLETS AND'OYSTERS Watch for Santa Claus on Saturday, December 17th' He is coming early to get your letters further announcement next week PEEL, Lenten and Orange Per lb. GRAN. SUGAR 10 lbs. for ..,:......,<,, BREAKFAST BACON "In piece, per Ib. BROKEN SODAS '3 lbs. for .,...... P, AND G SOAP 10 bars for SHELLEDALMONDS Per lb. ROLLED OATS 4 MP. for SHELLED WALNUTS Per lb; .. ... . 25c 73c 5c 29c 43c 59c 19c 59c GREEN ONIONS SPINACH TANGERINE ORANGES IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m. Cash. and Service IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.m. ORDER EARLY r WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS O'Neii Phone 48 POMP And there is no place you ,ea shop to better advantage as we have been preparing for months to have a great assortment of Furniture to niake good, suitable Christmas Gifts. As, 7i few early suggestiong "Would mention the following useful and beautifying articles: Some wonderful Silk Cushions, evhibh are very popular;.a groat assortment. of Electric Lampsin all styles and colors,'. nothing better to brighten up your home; then we have a new steak of Smokers, Ferneries, Cedar Chests, Fancy Mirrors' and }Pictures galore, Chesterfield and gate-leg Tables, Radio Cabinets' and a good line of comfortable Chairs end Rockers, A Good Spring' or _ Mattress. would . be a veil sensible gift. *HARDWARE DEPARTMENT A good gift'would be a handy scale for the kitchen, just whin you have, been looking for. We have a real assortment of Tea and Coffee Pots; a large line of Stainless Steel_Cutiery also Old Colony 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 Tiardware COME IN AND LOOK AROUND 'Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co THE STORES WITH A -STOCK FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS Furniture Phone: one: 1.04 Hardware 195 gOA D. L. and W. Coal and Semet-Sol- vay Coke alawys on band for immed- iate delivery: Also a quantity of dry Maple Wood Orders .takon at Sutter and Per- due's,,and accounts may be paid there. w„, -J. MILLER & SON Orders taken at residence, Ontario St. Phone 46' 'WINGHAil : At the nomination meeting held'in Wingham in the town hall on Monday evening, the "follow- ing were nominated,, with the clerk, F. A. Galbraith, in charge: For Mayor: Thos. Fells, present mayor, and who has occupied this position for the pasttwo year, Wr H. Haney and W. II. Willis. For Reeve: J. W. McKibben, who has held this posi- tion for the past two years, also S. R. Wilkinson, withdrew in favor of Reeve iileKibben, to be elected by acclamation: Coinririssioner: Wm. Holmes, by acclamation. For Coun- cillors: Robt. McGuire, TI. Egli- octt, C. R. Wilkinson, J. W. Hanna, R. A. Spotten, J. H. McKay, T. 3. MtLean, A. Tipling, A. Cosens, Thos, Field, I -I, Diamond, A, 3. Walker, S. Bennett, .Il. Watson and T. H. Gib- son; ib-Son . six to be elected. ` The Public School Board: Warcl. 1, W. I3. Rin tout;" Ward 2: N. L. Fry; Ward 3: R. H. Lloyd and Ward 4, R. ,A. Cur- rie, 'elected "by acclimation. Nomina- tions closed at 8:30 :o'clock, when George Spotton, 141.?., was, elected -chairman, and the reports from the different 'chairmen -ef the ceiumittees were heard. STOVE For Heating 'and Cooking See our new Quebec `Ranges and' Heaters. Just what, the family needs for the corning whiter. SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAYS Clare Bros. Products and the "Circulator made bfr.Dominiorr Service Co. MAKE AN INSPECTION OF OUR - LINES—AT RIGHT PRICES Agent for Louden Oil Burner r ! ARDWARII and 'PLUMPING Phone 244 Gine Your deme ._ KADIO. A.gobd.Radio Set will liven up, the dull evenings that come to even the most socially active homes. Keep in touch with ,fhb. outside world—hear the best that's' on the air with one of these Fada Raciiola Sutter & Perdue PLUMBING HARDWARE Phone 147w ELECTRIC . WIRING STAR THEATRE MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY—DEC. 5, 6 and 7 PRIVATE IZZYMU HY A story to make your sides shake and your heart ache Admission 25c and 15e. THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY ---DEC. 8, 9. and '10 THE When' love i13 young and hearts are flaming Admission 25c and 15c NOW PLAYING ROLLED STOCKINGS Admission 25e and 150 Now is the Time to Market Your POULTRY Chickens, jowls, Ducks, Geese & Turkeys WE -PAY SPOT CASH. , Good uality bringsPrices Good �� nq�s Gun , Langlois & Co., . Limited EAP OFFICE MONTREAL, QUE. CLINTON BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO; .'. PHONE 190'