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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1924-08-21, Page 8CLINTON'S LE ING JEWDL ,Rx STOVE,' rya A Watch purchased from ass means a. reliable timepiece. We can sell you a watch. that is reliable and h9 a case that is guarautced OUR, REPAIRING DEPARTMENT • •lif your watch or clock needs re- pairing we can do the work and give satisfaction. We can•also repair jew- .elegy and rings R. NS Next Hovey's Drug Stores aowellor .and Opticia m ,VE, Electrician Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs; Irons, pans and other • Appliances Wiring and Repairs. Phone. l5 g w k eci ..+t Gut Prices On Men's and Boys' Clothing for the balance of July and August New Snappy Styles in Young Men's and Boys Suits to be cleared at reduced prices. Men's Oxfords, Black or Brown from $3.98 up. Canvas Shoes and Sandals at special low prices to clear. Just the thing for hot weather. Special values in Children's Sox and Ladies' Silk' Hosiery in a big variety of the newest shades shown this -season. Some lines overstocked must be cleared !before fall goods begin td arrive, Plumsteel Bros. PHONE 25. SMALL PROFITS MORE BUSINESS The Central Grocery The Pickling Season is hear again. This is the place to get your supply of White Wine and Cider Vinegar, best brand 50c gal. Also all kinds. of Spices Put up the kind. of Pickles your family most enjoy for the winter Morley Jordon THE„ CENTRAL GROCERY Phone 144. l° ewa-Ree., 47 • TFLUJ SDA" • AUGUST 21.st, '1 2 How anyone.can refrain from using Waterman's Fountain Pen is something that those who have used Watermat's l ounxtain Pen cannot . under - staid Fair Go Often the Cheapest -•-:Always the Best iii rn " UL- nnunununmm�nWj,i; Miss Helen Cook is visiting relatives in Toronto. Miss Margaret Malley is visiting friends in Seaforth D±. Fred Thompson of London visit- ed in town last -week Miss Mary Mair is visiting in Detroit. Mrs.' 0. W. Potter and Miss Lillian are visiting relatives' in Woodstock. Mrs. John angles of Stratford has been visiting MTS. W. J. Plum - ,steel. - Mr. and Mrs. Henry Livermore of Chicago are visiting 'relatives • in town Miss Clara Ferguson of Stratford it spending her vacation at Toronto,, and Burlington. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cook and. Mrs. Roy Bali spent the week -end with Sombre friends. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Moore of. Days - land, Alta., visited Mrs. Elizabeth Kennedy this week, Miss Minlou Pinning of Galt is a guest at the home of her brother, Mr. W. Pinning of town. Miss Mary Southcombe df Niagara 5'alls is visiting Miss E. Washing- ton and other friends in town. Miss Jennie Taylor of London is spending a few days this week as the guest of Mfr -T,' J. Watt. , Mr. Arch. Johnston and family of Ashfield spent Sunday' with Coun- cillor and Mrs. F. W. Johnston, Mr: and Mrs. Williams, Mr. Douglas Ball and Miss Curcumfeis of Mitch- ell spent 5unday at Port Stanley. 18 Miss Vesta Snyder of Goderieh township spent a few days last week with Mrs • M. Snyder of town, Mr'. and Mrs. William Hopper and Mes. A. W. Stobie of Seaforth visited Mrs. J. C. McMath on Sun- day. Mr. A. T. Miller who has been vis- iting Mr. and. Mrs, 'W. R. Coun- ter returned to Chicago last Satur- • Nvommississmollmolailm r. New Fall Sn.itings $well tailoring is• usually thought to cost a swell price. We prove the falsity of. that • idea by our moderate• prices. THE'SEASONS'STYLES are ready for your inspection.. We will tailor you a suit in any style andcloth you may select at a •price that competes closely 1 with ready-made clothing. Davis Herman VETERAN TAILORS • • PHONE 224-W HAVE YOU SEEN IT Our Cocoa .Disp ay in the window showing the process Manufacturing Cocoa from the Pod to the Po dei. a'we If' 'This is the question asked` by the ;Housewife Here ire a few Suggestions Prunes, in 2 lb packages 35c Prunes in 2 lb tins dried 40c Sliced Pineapple in glass, :.Aped 50c Asparagus in glass, Apex 50c Tomatoes in glass, Apex 30c How about Royal Salad =Dressing in Clab House Dressing ' Canned Pimentoes, Bees, Salad for Hot Weather 25c and 60c bottles in 35c 'bottles. ° Cream Cheese, .Cabbages Tomatoes Celery GitOCETERIA -SPECIALS' FOR. CASH 10 lbs. of Rolled Oats 38e 2 pkgs. Bran. Flakes 25e O'Nei1's special tea, per lb, .....650 ,2 pkgs. of Corn Flakes, Sugar Horsley Tea, per lb. 58e Crisp 25c 'Good Tea, loose, per t. 48c 2 lbs. Seeded Raisins 25c 2 lbs. Seedless ` Raisins ..... 25c FOR PICNICS Large Bottle of Pickles .. ,.45e ' Assorted Cakes in tins ..50e Bodley Marshmallow, cakes ......20e Marshmallow Creme 25e Smiles' an' Chuckles, per lb. 60e Buy a Photo Card and get your Photo for 25c Cash & Carrg 2 Deliveries 0 11 Phon 84 Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Penhale of Exeter were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Holland last week. Mi and Mrs. W. U. Latonell and Miss Combe of St. Thomas,avho are on a motor tour, visited friends in town this week. Mrs. Frank Libby and two children, Miss Frans and Master Charlie,. of New York arevisiting her ,par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Glazier. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnston, and Mr. and Mrs. Russel Wright of Detroit visited at the home of Councillor F.` W. Johnston Over the week -end. Miss B. Paisley, Supervisor of High- land Park Hospital, Detroit, is. spending her vhcation with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. William -Paisley Mr. Geo. H. Mitchell of the Hanover, Post paid The News;Record a friendly call last week. ' He was here to see the Hanover -Clinton lacrosse match. Miss Effie - Johnston, : Guelph, and Misses Madeline and Ruby John- ston, Ashfield, visited with Mr. and .Mrs, F. W. Johnston during tte past couple of weeks. Bo It Now Now is the time to have your old Furnace overhauled or a new Sunshine Installed avetroughiag, Roofing, Etc. Ek Perdue A.� HARDWARE PLUMBING ELECTRIC WIRING Mrs. Frank Gibbs, Miss Sadie and Master Harold and- Mrs. Lawson of Stratford left on Tuesday morn- ing for Toronto, Brampton and other points, to visit friends Mx, and Mrs,' A. F. Johns and fa- mily returned Monday from Rock- wood. Mr. Johns took a special summer course in Toronto and later spent a week or so at Niagara and Rockwood. Mr. and Mrs. J. 'Lawrence and' Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Lawrence •and little Miss Helen, motored from Woodstock and .spent Sunday with the former's brother, Mr. S. Law- rence of town. ' Mr. Lack Kennedy, manager of the Alemite Sales and Service, Toron- to, a former resident of Clinton and later of Winghain, is in town today, having come up to attend the fun- eral ..of his (brother's widow, the late Mrs, D. A. Kennedy. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Plulusteel, Mr, Perry Plmnsteel and Miss Thome Plumsteel left yesterday on, a mo- tor trip. They will go as far east as Brockville, visiting Athens and Whitby, the birthplaces of Mr. ancl• Mrs. Plumsteel. They expect' to be absent about a month. Mr, and Mrs. B. T. Hall and their family, Mr, Frank Hall and the Misses Marie, Ella and Georgina Hall of Melville, Sask., are this week guests at the home of the for- mer's brother, Mr, G. E. Hall. Mr. Hall .carie east to attend the Old ,Boy's Reunion. at Simcoe, the old hometown, Mr. D. Cantelon, Mr. FI. E. Rorke, Mr. W. L. Johnson, Mr. ,and Mrs. John Turner, Mr, C. G. Middleton and family, Mr. F. Middleton and, family Mr G. B. Hanley, Mr, C. Baker, Me, N. W. Trewertha,, M. P.P.and family, Mr. Guy Hicks Mr. J. P. Sheppard,' Mr. S. Sttir- dy and Mr. W. [I, Lobb and others from Clinton and vicinity attelicled A,he big Lib. -Conservative picnic al Stratford yesterday., The Laine-:dry-Ette Way of Washing Means.— No eans.No hand rinsing, No hand bluing No buttons broken No hooks bent No fasteners jammed No red hands a No hard -to -iron creases No wringer and no . extra tubs -it it has a wringer it isn't c yaan•Dry.Et1°" Wouldn'tyoulike.towashthe: U Nl - `'c, [ E Laun-DryEtte Way? Phone ¢ oatrio wash n machinI or call. FUSE YOUR OWN UTILITY IT- PAYS Hydro Shop, Clinton HARVESTERS. EXCURSIONS VIA CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS Solid trains run through to Winni- peg without change. New convert- ible (.berth) Colonist cars will add to the comfort of the the journey and lunch counter cars will be attached to the trains serving food ` and refresh- ments at -reasonable prices. Special cars will be provided for women. The special harvesters' trains of the Canadian National Railways from all Ontario points as advertised., will make the fastest time to Winnipeg operating via the new Longlac cut-off, the . shortest route between Pastern and Western Canada. • Harvesters traveling by this route, will, as a consequence, he first in the field. The first train leaves Toronto one minute after midnight of August 21st, (12:01 a,.m. August 22nd) . The fare is a flat rate of $15 to Winnipeg and a half a cent a mile 'beyond. , Return- ing the fare is half a cent a, mile into Winnipeg and $20 back to starting point. ' Full particulars, refares, train service, etc., apply to nearest Cana- dian National Agent. ' 67-2 PURE COMB .HONEY FOR SALE CLOVER HONEY KIND BUT'SUPEItf+LUOUS A Scotsman bought his mother a barometer as a present and explained how she could tell if it was going too be wet or fine by inspecting the pos- ition of the hand "Ay," said .his mother, "its a fine thing; but ye ken ye've been wasting your money. What do you think Provi- dence gave your father the'rheumat- isii ;for?" TOOK IT LITERALLY One of the witnesses in a county court case was a diminutive boy of eight, who had to give important ev- idence on behalf of his father. 'When he stepped into the witness - box he looked like a freak from a cir- cus. His hat :came down over his eyes, the tails of his coact nearly reached the floor and his trousers were so long that the knees were at the ankles. Even the judge could not contain his in one pound sections, price • 25 cents, per section. ' Free, delivery in Clinton. (Shipments made of not less than 24 sections, ,express extra.. Ordersmay be left at The News - Record Office. IRVING BROTHERS APIARY near C:N.R, Depot QLINTbN, ONTARIO. 36-t£. "Why do you come here dressed like that?' he inquired. The youngster felt an• his pocket, produced a son. mons, and with a dignified air pointed out the "words: "To appear in his father's suit." TRY T.nlS WHEN IN NEED 05' PLUMBING, TINSMITHING • OR GENERAL HARDWARE. Here is a Chance to save Real oliars So don't miss it During the month of August we are reducing prices away down on Furniture which will certainly pay you to buy while this sale lasts.. • Hare are a few of the specials: Solid Walnut Dining Room Suite regular $215, special at....$185 Walnut Finish Dining Room Suite regular $160 for $186 Old English Finish, Solid Oak Dining Room Suite reg. $120 at $100 Bedroom Suite, Walnut Finish regular $120, special at $100 You will save money on Kitchen Cabinets, Library Tables, Bed- room Suites, Chesterfield and Divanette Suites, Phonographs and Verandah Furniture. •So,call and look us over. Courtesy, and prompt delivery to all parts of town or county: Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co. THE STORES WITH A STOCK' Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195 CURRELL ik SHiPLEY Home grown Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Cabbage, Butter Beans, Beets, Carrots, Cooking Onions. Peaches Oranges Bananas Lemons Olives, Pickles, Vegonnaise, Mayonnaise, Olive Butter, Catsups, H. P. Sauoo, "Chef" ,Sauce,' Worehestershixe Sauce. Cooked Hain, Roast Ham, Cream Cheese, Peameal Bacons, Picnic Ham, Cottage Rolls: and Bologna. Secure your Redpath; Sugar forthe preserving season NOW. PROMPT SERVICE QUALITY GOODS LOW PRICES I' ani installing a complete line of the celebrated Martin-Senour paints,, Every Can .guaranteed. Will also carry oils of all kinds. Give us a call and let us serve your needs. Prompt Delivery., Courteous Treatment to 'all, Thomas, W, 1awkifls Phone 244 ,Itensall:.Tile death of Mrs. ,Tames Horton, of the "Boundary," occurred ,cetera w on Sundays The " 1as held on Tuesday.' THE C, & S. GROCERS Main Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Store, Phone 125 J. S 4NT N COAL After several years of interrupted service our Old,Line Coal Companies, the D. L. & W. and D. & H. are now shipping us coal regularly, and coal of superior quality to anything that has been re ceived in Ontario for years. SUMMER PRICES are now on, and while it is warm these days let it remind you that when Smnmer comes Winter is sure to follow. LET US HAVE YOUR ORDER Place your order with the firm that has always made a special effort to supply w4hatyou want when you want, it, whether Winter or Summer, muchor little, Egg or. Stove. We can give ,you service on any of the following Crate Egg Stove Chestnut Pea Coral Coke Pocahontas Dox estic Luan Cannel Swathing We also have on hand a fresh carload of CANADA CEMENT and a variety of choice WOOD. At BRUCEFIELD YARD we have in stock Chestnut, Stove, Coke, Cement, Lumber and Shingles. tar , C- �T,acrFmsa�aisas.u+•mozwmagmma510z,"'Lee haspurchased-1nursing Was:;begun ois Monday of la Exeter,: Chester. ;, •g of in Exeter and will week in one the school roons,of tl the 'Central Hoteli conduct the latter business. r Methodist Church. There are twee' Dungannon; A two - veeks' course iu 1 in the class.