The Clinton News Record, 1924-04-17, Page 8r'(
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CLINTON'S LEADING "JEWELLRY STOR
OUT at'
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We canfit you with ` the Glasses you .need
EYES TESTED FREE and SCIENTIFICALLY 'FITTEiD
R. H INSON
Next Hovey'a Drug Store
Jeweller and Optician
ua1i y Clothes„
Modera e1 r Priced
In buying a new Suit or extra Trousers the first thing to consider
is "Well they .give Satisfaction?" and the next is '"Are they fairly
Priced 1"
Quality and Style along with Moderate Prices are the outstanding
features of eacID of our new Models of Men's and Beys Suits for
Spring.—"The Best for. the Pricey
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We have Men's Suits' from $14.04 to $30.00' made in new snappy
Sport Models for the young men and in the more conservative models
for more elderly men.
Boys' Suits from $5.00 up
Men's special Order Suits from $25 up
Come in and let us show you these suits the values witl smpriseyou. .
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Plumsteel Bros.
PIIONE 25,
SMALL PROFITS
MORE BUSINESS I
On Easter Morning
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ing a well -tailored suit, beeoin-
ing in t;olor,"individual in style,
-- yet developed along fashion's
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? 'iE newest lines and of the .approv-
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c ed spring textiles.
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:r In wishing 'for you Easter
Ijoy, we invite your continued
patronage.:.
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cx S Herman
VETERAN TAILORS PHONE 224-W
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give your out -
of -dote rurnifure
tha4 new -style
enla enol - finish
We also carry a complete line
of Brandram Henderson Paints
and Varnishes
'Sun Varnish and
Sun Varnish Stains
Also`a complete line of
Brushes,Linseed Oil and
Turpentine
Sutter & Perdue
HARDWARE PLUMBING ELECTRIC WIRING
LOOK!
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We are ready for all orders of spring work, Papering, Painting
and decorating. We have a large assortment of papers and We„,...ask
you to see our books before buying. •
You will save money by ordering your paper. frons :us.
All work Guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
Orders left with Mrs. Rob -t. Armstrong,' Huron street will .re-
ceive prompt attention. PHONE 234 ring 2
KAY .a POTTER
Around the
Home
is gathered everything that is dearest
and best in life, '-Ilome is the center
from whirb all the, yii'ied concerns
and business oflife start forth. Any-
thing that can contribute to the beau-
ty and comfort and peace of Home is
deserving of attention and though's.
Ili this direction let wall paper enter
your thoughts. Our. new spring stock',
will,soon be ready for your inspection.
Tile NV. B. FairCO:
Often the CheapestG--Always the Best
.rtagnnmmusy
Miss .Stone -will spend the Eastertide
at heeehoine in Essex.
Mr. and Mrs. Iddo. Crich are visiting
-in Hamilton this -week.
Mrs. J. A. Ford' is in Peterborough
for the Easter vacation. •
Miss Bertha Ralnras .of Toronto, is
home for the Easter vacation.
Miss Mary MsMurehie of Toronto is
home for the Easter vacation.
Miss A. Emigh of Blyth was the
guest for a few days last week of
the Misses Bawden.
Miss M. Taylor of Goderieh spent a
few days over the week -end as the
guest of Mrs. Saville.
Mr. C. P. Shepherd- of the Maisons
Bank, St. Thomas, spent the week-
end at his home in town.
Miss Ward leaves in themorningfor
Cher home at Rockville, Maryland, to
spend. the Easter vacation.
Father Gaffney is }n London this
weekassisting in serviege in con-
nection with Passion Week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ford attended the
funeral of the former's'aunt, Mrs,
Edward Acheson,in Goderich on Fri-
day.
Miss Ennna Southcmbe of Niagara
Falls is an. Eastertide guest with
Mrs. T. J. Watt of Rattentury st.,
west.
Miss Clete Forts of the staff of Alma
College, St. Thomas, is spending the
Easter vacation at her home in
Miss Beanie Morrish left yesterday to
spend the Eastertide at the home of
her uncle, Mr. Ogle Cooper of Col-
lingwood.
Mrs. A. J. Henderson of Lansing,
Mich., visited at the home of her
another, Mrs. -James Shepherd, over
- the week -end
Miss `'Wrinnifred Hunt of Toronto is
expected to spend Easter in town
as the guest of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, C. Hunt.
Mr. and Mrs. W, Greig and children
of Toronto 'are 'here for the Easter-
tide. Mrs. Greig and ehildren will
remail for a fortnight.
Miss Ethel Holmes of Alma College
is spending the vacation at ,the
home of her parents, Rev. A. A.
and Mrs. Holines, Wesley parson-
-age.
Mr. 3. E. Doherty was in Wingham
Jest night assisting as bass soloist
• in the presentation of "The Cruei-
fixion," Iby the choir of St. Paul's
chnuch.
Mr. W. J. Drupe of Grimsby, Grand
Master of the Masonic Grand Lodge
who visited the local lodge' en Tues-
day, was the guest while in town
of Dr. J. W. Shaw.
Miss Dorothy Rorke of Alma College,
St. Thomas, is spending the Easter
vacatida at her home in town..
She has as her ' guest Miss Jean
Dinwoodie, also a student at Alma.
Rev, Canon Gunne of- London was in
town on Monday and shook hande
- with many old friends. Ha camo
.. up to .assist "in. the services at the
funeral of the Iate Mrs. Thompson.
Miss Delle O'Neil, who` has ..been
• spending the winter with her part
encs in Florida has returned home
. and'. after the Easter . vacation will
resume her teaching; duties in Ter -
onto.
Mrs. D. 3. Gilbbinge, who agcompan-
ied her mother, Mrs. Andrews, to
Akron, Ohio, a fortnight ago,has
returned after a vary pleasant vis-
it with her brother, Mr. R. R. An-
drews.
Mrs. Fulton of Yale, Mich., and Miss
W. E. Thompson of Toronto were
called home last week owing to the
illness and . subsequent death' of
their mother, the : late Mrs. R.
Thompson.
Miss Edna Rodaway, who has spent
the past two weeks with her par- •
eats on Alffiert street, -returned to,
Chicago • on Tuesday ' to take . up
her duties as dietitian in Cook
County Hospital.
Mrs. Livermore, Sr., whospent the
winter in Toronto with her song re-
turned hone Thursday, evening last.
Mrs.„ Livermore celebrated her
eightieth birthday on February 14,
but she carries her years easily and
enjoys gold. health,
Messrs: Oliver Johnston and T. T.
Murphy, former citizens of Clinton
but now residents of Goderich; were
in town on Tuesday. They came
down to attend the bigMasonie ga-
thering held here that day and the
banquet in the evening.
Rev, J. G. Miller, at present pastor
of St. PauI'i Presbyterian Church,
Brandon, recently had the degree of
D.D. conferred on him by the Man-
itoba College. Mr, Miller will be
remembered as a temporary resi-
dent of Clinton, he having supplied.
the pulpit o1 Willis Church for one
&unmroi, during the pastorate of
Rev. Dr, Sl ewart.
A few suggestions for your Easter Breakfast
How about Florida Grape Fruit - 3 for 25c -
Breakfast Bacon, Maple Leaf Pea Meal Backs per lb 34c'
and of course .you'll have Eggs for your Easter Breakfast, grader
and the price will be right
We have a new Jelly; it is called rambleberry;
Pineapple Tmarmalade
O'Neil's best coffee
small jai° 40c
40c
per lb 60c
Special for Easter 10 lbs Granulated sugar .. $1.00
Special price by the bag
Hursely tea ` per lb 65c
10 bars Gold soap 72c
10 bars P. Ee,G. soap 72c
Corn Flakes 2 pkgs 23c
3 Jelly Powder 25c
Oranges per 'doz 29c
Good black tea . ib 48c
4 lbs Breakfast food 25c
5 lbs Corn meal 25c
10 lbs Rolled
Oats 37c
2 pkgs Seeded Raisins 25c
2 pkgs Seedless Raisins 25c
Smiles 'n Chuckles per ib 60c.
Maraschino cherries per lb 49c
New Cabbage
Special Jim Crow mixed chocolates - 39c
Rosy red tomatoes, Head and leaf lettuce, New Carrots
Celery . Fresh: Halibut
T ell
Cash & Carrg
2 Def iveries
Phone
48
MOLAUGHLIN and CHEVROLET CARS f
Special Ilargains
1-USEJICARS
A. number of good used cars for sale including:
2 Ford, 1 -ton trucks.
2 1921 Ford Touring Cars' with starters and eleetriet lights.
1919 Ford Touring; with starter and electric lights.
1918 McLaughlin Master Six, in first-class condition.
1'924 Chevrolet Baby Grand, repainted and in first class condition.
Also a number of "490" used Chevrolet cars in good condition.
A full line of Cockshutt Implements
Call in before purchasing
IMINIINIMMIWONOMM
JH B. LAVIS
Dealet .
PHONES: 189W. and 1893.
ZMNIC,
a3r� Request
St. Paul's Dramatic Society will re-
peat the three -act farce
" The Adventures of Grandpa
IN THE TOWN HALL, ON
Thtarsdag, Mag
AT 8 p.m. °
The farie is said by competent sol-
stice to be the best ever presented here
by amateur players, Tickets 350.
and 60c. 'Plant at Fair's. Phelan's
Orchestra.
Goderich Township
Mr. Hared Whitmore of Hamilton
is spending the Easter holidays with
his .;parents, 1V1r. and Mrs. Frank
Whitmore of this township..
Miss Alice Corey, daughter of
Councillor and Mrs. II. Corey, has re-
turned from Vancouver, where she
has been for the past couple of years.
Clara,, daughter of Mr. Andrew Mc-
Guire, died on Saturday Iast and .was
buried from .St. Joseph's Church,
Clinton, on Monday.
A former resident of this township
passed away in Goderich on Wednes-
day of last week in the person of
Mary Ann Lindsay, widow of the late.
Edward Acheson. The funeral took
place to Maitland cemetery on Fri-
day. -
Base Line
Mr: Joseph Cooper ,has taken pos-
session of the Venter farm,: which he
recently purchased,: and Mr. George
Cooper of the Halstead place. `.TIe
neighbors welcome them to the com-
munity.
The annual meeting of the Unity
Club, which bad... been postponed on
account of the roads, was held last
week at the home of Mrs. J. -Fergu-
son, when the following officers: Were
re -appointed: Hon, -President: Mrs.
H. Murphy; president, Mrs. W. Mor_
rill; secretary. Mrs. W. D, Connell;
treasurer, Mrs. W. Stevens; buying
coininittee, Mrs, L. Weir, Mrs, 3, 3,
A bakery is to be started in Zurich
by Mr. E. Boehler,,
Dance. and Euchre.
in Knitting Club Rome,
Over the -Maisons Bank
Lawn Bowling Euchre and Dance
I Fri. Evening April 25
8 p. m. Admission 40c
4-2.
SEE1FS
SWEET PEAS
Plant early fo get good results.
Eekford's Mix 15c. per ounce.
Spencer's Mix, 16e,' per half ounce.
SIMMER'S.
VEGETABLE SEEDS
A limited -.number of packets, while.
they. last 9c. -each or 3 for 25c.
Special for Easter
Rhododendrons
Easter Lillies-
Rambler Roses
Edith Cavell hoses
Calcetorarias
Spirea
Hydrangeas, etc.
You are invited to see,our Easter
display.
a unity home
Phones:
FLORIST
'lower Shop 31, House 176w
49-5-2
IMMIRSIOIMBEINSZIEMIP
IIIIMISIORIMPIVINUMMISIONIMINI
BeFurniture Department
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By selecting your Linoleum, Oil Cloths, Congoleum and Lino -
leu= Rugs before the spring rush crones we will gladly keep anything
you may require until yourare ready for them. We also have a Iarge
stock of Carpet Rugs in Axminster, Wilton, Brussels and Tapestry,
giving you a great range both in Quality and price to select from.
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We. always carry a large stock of Beds, Springs, Mattresses,
Chesterfield Suites, Dining Room Suites, in fact anything you inay
want in Furniture, So it will pay to call and look. around.
In the Hardware Department•
we have a full stock of Floor Enamels and Floor Paint, Varnish and
Stains in all colors.
For a beautiful wall finish vise "MIIRESCO," - Can be used suc-
cessfully on plastered walls or wall paper.
To those malting maple syrup remember we are here with a
large stock of Sap Buckets, and •Spouts.
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co.
• TIIE-STORES WITH A STOCK
Furniture Phone: 104
Hardware 195
The .,faun -Dry -Este Way
of 'Wafshing Means—.
No hand rinsing
No hand bluing.
No buttons broken
No hooks bent
No fasteners jammed
No red hands:
No hard -too -iron creases
No wringer and no
extra tubs
Wouldn't you like to wash the
Laun-Dry •Ette Way.? Phone
or ce11. •
"If a has a;vr$ng,rit!sal a -
14/ BH -DR "1E
electric. Washing • machine'
WAS,,ANTU oRIiNOI x;11
USE YOUR OWN, UTILITY, ,
IT PAYS
easoiszoinciacquarrommanosmomorinvemporaosmaarromataat
.HYDRO SHOP Clint,n
Euchre C6ntest
The Euchre Contest of the season
will be held in
St. Joseh's Parish Hall
—ON___
Mon. evening Apr 21
commencing at 5:30. Lranch and
Otd Time, dance.
Phelan's Orheestra,
Admission 50e,
PURE COMB HONEY.
FOR SALE
CLOVER, HONEY
in one pound' section's, price 25 centsm
per section.
Free delivery in Clinton.
Shipments made of not less than
24 .sections, express extra.
Orders May be left at. The News'
Record office.
IRVI G BROTfIERS 'APIARY
near'C;N.R. Depot
CLINTON, ONTARIO.
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