HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1925-03-05, Page 8A
CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELL It` STO1
hLas Cha
To buy French Ivory at half price and less '
dile balance of nay Chrislluas Stock is nearly god a, bat what is
left must be cleared this week.
pecial. in Pearls
€ n y 5' strings le( of indesttructible Richeleau Pearls, absai
Lately guaranteed, regular ,$15.00 for Friday anti Saturday
Only, at half ; price $7.50
This is a chance that you never hadpbefor'e
R. JOHNSON
blext'Eoyey's Drug Stora
0sweller and • Optician
CUR+'"k ELL
SHIPLEY
SUGAR SPECIAL
Sugar by the bag. -Let us supply your sugar, requirements
O,UR PRICES ARE RIGHT
Best brands of Corn, Peas and Tomatoes, Oranges, Lemons,,
Grapefruit and Bananas, Lettuce, Celery and fish;
THE Ci & S. GROCERS
Main Store, Phone 125 W. ; Branch Store, Phone 125 J.
au
t�cktiluingSpeiaIs;
Fo
the Balance of thelMonth'
We will continue last week's list of specials and also the fo11o"wing
lines Which are exceptional value:
8 Doz, Men's Bib Overalls, all sizes, in plain bine or. black $1- 69
denim or blue .and white stripe, -special at : , ... vd
2 dozen Men's Tweed Pants, brown checks, all sizes at9 to
Special at . . .. . +
5 dozen Turkish Towels, large size •59c'
Special at, per ;pair ...., .
Common Pins, regular 5c per package ‘dfor5C
Special at .... ....'. ... . , ... , .
Ladies' and .Children's Colored Cashmere and Silk and Wool Hose
At Bargain Prices to. Clear
special values in all linea of Footwear during Stock -T tking
SALE 'PRICES 8TR1CTkY
CASH •
.umsteel Bros.
' PHONE 25.
SMALL PROFITS
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WORKS OF
Wilkie CoIhtns
o liter o
Complete set of 10 volumes, each
book is 5x7 inches and about one inch
thick, cloth binding, in good condition:
Special 'sale price, ,11;7,50.
A SIJIJi
with all the hallmarks of dis-
tinction, style, clever -work-
manship and quality materials
always attracts attention.
We, have some unusual sug-
gestions for young men who
demand the very latest.
We also have practical yet
distinctive designs to please
men of more conservative
taste.
Come in and let us take your
measure for a suit of
" OUR TAILORING
.Vi -45c Hermatw-
VETERAN TAILORSansansia.ainsisaannatreasolaainosenza._
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11 p tit i 1 -
PRONE 224-W
IVIodern Eloquence
The subjects covered are lectures,
after-dinner speeches, occasional ad-
dresses, anecdotes, bound in leather
and constitute a library of first-class
importance. 10 volumes in the set,
each" book Gx10 and over an inch
thick, worth 450.00. Present price,
$12,00
WORKS OF`
Benjamin Disraeli
Novels, romances, plays, 'poems,
biography,' short stories . and great
speeches in cloth binding; 6x9 inches,
beautifully printed on high class
book paper, 20 volumes at the ridic-
ulous price of $15,00.
Encyclopaedia of Religious Knowl-
edge. 3 volumes, 7x11x3,: somewhat
damaged for $3.50. - -
History of the Church of Christ. 6
volumes, $1.75. _
Milman's Latin Christianity. $ vol-
umes, $3.50. ;.
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Tile W Fair G0.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
Make her look asit she had some pep Ain- her
1 •
Five. - dollars worth of
EINE
Divas many' t'familY
neW social standirt¢
Effecto Auto Enamel is net a paint, wax or polish It is :the or'
iginal Auto Enamel: The, difference in cost between Effecto and a
re -named carriage paint is only` a ' few cents, ,but the difference
when you put it on, is the difference between a pleastihttask and.
lbad.work;', the difference between a. slip -shod job'and a faultless
finish, the difference 'between a short-lived surface and :a` lasting,
hard-wearing, durable finish that lasts longer than the finish put
on new Cars by most manufacturers. ;I,'t�_ fag
Slitter 8c. Perc,lue
,,HARDWARE'
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Inilflhn..•. �1 R 1111 um UumaalUi ij
pf aC%r � �--�+tafn111 li .
Mrs.-Cnillis Gilchrist of Ayr -.has been
visiting Mrs. H. R. Sharp.
Mrs. Jack .Scott and family of Londes-
boyo spent Tuesday -with .gra, 3,
Watkins;
Miss Madelon Shaw is - visiting herr
cousin, Mise Dorothy Rattenbury
e P4t9rb93'9=
1VIv, Edgar Rath of�5t, George has
been visiting his uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Baker,
Mr. Harper of the 'Knitting Company
is in London owing, to the death of
his ;partner, Mr. Vincent.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Woods and Miss
'Phyllis d Stratford were visitors
in town over the week -end.
Mr. -W. Hiles, who has been' visiting
'for some. -weeks with Leamington
:friends, returned home 'Monday.
Mrs, Carruthers ofLondonhas been
visiting her daughter, Miss Car-
rothers of the Collegiate Institute
Staff..
Mr. 'Ralph Stephenson of Stanley
township spent the week -end with
;tris sister, Mrs. Robt. Armstrong of
town.
Mr. Frank E. Walker o£ Ottawa vis -
'Red at the hohne_of his, father, Mr.
Robt. Walker,: for a few days re-
eently.- -
Mrs. R. Mason, who has been with
her son, Mr. W. A. Mason in Tori
onto; for some time, has ' eturned
home.
Mrs, E. B. Hill and Miss Nellie re?
turned totheir home in Coiling -
wood on Saturday after spending,
some weeks with the former's
daughter, ,Mrs: Earl Steep.
Rev. Dr. Medd of Wheatley visited
his brother, Mr. J.G. Medd, in
town for a day or so, going on
:frons here to visit his daughter,
who is a member of the Mount For-
est High school staff.
Mr. and Mrs. Thor. Jennison and lit-
tle daughter of Swift Current,
Sask., and 'Miss Margaret Watts of
Carroll, Man,, who have been slnendr
ing the winter with relatives here,
left last week for. their Hollies.*
Mrs. (Dr.) E. Struthers and son, Day-
id, of,Tsinan University, China, and
Mr. Jack Walks of Paisley called on
Clinton .friends this week. Mrs.
Struthers is a sister-in-law of .Mrs.
())r.) R. G. Struthers, who is 'well-
known in town, their husbands ,be-
ing both medical. missiotieries in
China. - Dr. Ernest Struthers is ,at
`present taking' a special course ;in,
England.
PLUMBING ELECTRIC.WI'RING
'Clinton E
g :'Pool
( fA meeting will be held art the
ienitural officeon
tl;
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•
THURSDAY, I1IAltC1I lath
S
nt 7:45 p•nt• to malce arrangoinelits to
carry en the Egg Pool :the coming
season. All interested, aro invited, to
attend,,
FOR BALANCE OF . "I` E 'WEEK
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
.
Te will continue selling sugar at the store at ca,r prices
STRICTLY CASH
This car arrived sooner than ' e expected ' and will not last
long at this special car price.
Fruit Sliedal I r Weeksen
Florida Tomatoes, California Lettuce and Celery
Bitter Oranges for Marmalade, Bananas and •Grape Fruit
Large, Juicy Oranges per doz, 39c -
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2,30 p.m. ' Kindly Order Early
1 Cash and'1
—Carry . We T 48
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A PLAY
The Young Villo e•
Doctor
o
will be given by Ontario Street
church league in
Ilollnesville Methodist Chard
Thiel sd •
a'y •� 1 12th
admission -?5
Loud esb®ro
,Miss May Wallace of Lleydntinster,
formerly of Londesboro,'has been re-
newing acquaintances hereabouts and
also visiting her sister, Mrs. T. Rid-
dle,,
iddle,• of Auburn.
Mr. Ernest Adams was in Toronto
last week, attending the convention.
Mrs. Jas.- Watt, and son, Owen, of
Toronto, returned home on Saturday
after spending a month with her par-
ents, Rev. James and Mrs. Abery.
Mrs. John -Grainger has inoyed to
'the village; to the house recently od-
eupied by Mac. J: :Manning.
Varna
The Laun-Dry-Ette Way
of Washing 'Means-.
Linn Dry 5tta ictl'te
No' hand rinsing
No band bluing
No buttons 'broken
No' hooks bent
No fasteners jammed
No red hands , ' •
No hard -to -iron creases, -
No wringer and no
extra tubs
How About Your Cows and Chickens -
Wouldn't you like to washthc
1 C I1' 1 ' $ ll !! � Latin-Dry-EtteWay? Phone
electric wash n. machine TNor QatL
VOA"' I . WNOe s.
USE YOUR OWN tJTII,ITY
IT PAYS
HYDRO SHOP, Clinton
St. P
trick's Day
Supper
The annual -St.. Patrick's Supper
Will be served . in • Wesley church din-
ing hall on theevening of
St. Patrick's Day
Tuesday, March 17th
The usual good supper, consisting
of dressed, baked lam, hot (potatoes,
pickles, ;jellies, etc., with bread, • but-
ter, tea, coffee and dessert,
Do not forget the date. Come, eat
your supper in memory of the Good
Old Irish Saint.
Admission, 35e
TheValentine social given by the
,Girls' Guild of 51. John's church here
proved to 120..a great success. Lunch-
eon was served front seven ;o 0100
o'clock, which kept i the ladies and
girls busy. This ,was followed by a
good program, consisting -.of recita-
tions, solos, duets, ' and clialoguco. ,A
"Tom Thumb" wedding put oat by the
children under the training of Miss"
Welsh was much' enjoyed, also the
young people's program under the
training of Mrs. John Beatty. Many
g..1 the °c ladies for their
96-2
INVITATION
The Home and, School Club takes
pleasure in ihviting you ' to the
STAR THEATRE
TO SEE
: *ARY PICT{FORD
in her'igreatest photoplay
-othy Vernon of'Haddan" Hall
March 1617. 18
f �
Admission, 35e
Clintonians who have had the
;pleasure of Seeing this picture in' the
city say, -"it is one of, the best and
most :beautiful pictures they-haveo
ever' seen" , .'9G-..2
good worse ;The orchestra furnished
music during intervals in the pi o-
gra,m add • was inlet enjoyed. Pro,.
coeds amounted to $47.00..
Lenten services will be held in St.
John's, church each Thursday evening
at eight .o'rlocli; All are invited- to
attend these services.
Mrs, John'Splarrow had the misfor-
•�
torte to slip and injure her hip
e
n Fri-
day
day last. We hope for a speedy re-
covery. .
Severe' colds seem to be bite latest
in this locality.,-
SEE THIS "'LAY
Constance Dran'aatic Club will play
"WIVES TO BURN"
• C.O,F. Hall, Constance /-
Wednesday evening, March 4th "'
Community, Hall, Londesboro •
Friday Evening, March 6th
A good humoiaous comedy, twb and
a half hours of pure enjoyment, do
not fail to see .it.
Proceeds in aid of Hospital for.
Sick Children
Admission, 35c-- 96-2-p
Pastime ''Dance
- Old Time and Modern Dances
Friday, March 6th,
Gentlemen 50c Ladies 25c
Dancing 8 to 12. No Lunch
Hardware.
Plumbing and
nnnithin
rin.sg
Martin-Senour'' s Paints
and Vanishes
Stoves and Ranges
i
Go to --
one 244
A
puts hens in laying trim
YOU want music in your poultry yard—
song, scratch, cackle.
You want an industrious hen, A fat,
lazy hen may all right for pot -pie, but
for egg-laying—never! 1
Add Dr. Hess Poultty Pan -ace -a to the ration
'daily and see the change come over your flock.
See, the combs and wattles turn red.
See them begin to cheer up.and hop around, See
the claws begin to dig in.
That's when you get eggs:
Use, Dr. Mess' Stock tonic. and keep your cattle in
good trine and Panacea for your hens then look for.
results.
A full line of Hog Troughs at 16 per cent. off
A full line of improved Racer Cross Cut 'saws, Samson Axes
and Axe Handles
Electric Light Bulbs, 25, 40 and .80 watts, 5 for $1.00
The Furniture Department is 'complete with a fine range to
select your requirements from; so don't forget to call and see our
stook, it is always a pleasure to show our goods. Our speoiar offer
on upholstering still holds good so you had batten hurry. Look over
your furniture and have it made like new before ?bans 1st.
Clinton Hardware and Furnitureoa
THE STORES WITH A STOCK Hardware 195
Furniture Phone: 104 -
Eggs
his to your advantage to sell your eggs according to Dominion
Government Eel; -grading Regulations
ti Poultry
We pay' the highest market price for -Live and dressed poultry
LANGLOIS & Co.,
GUI, 9 Li
Clinton; Ontario -
f.11 �j'l.11`iii UN/
R. W. WARD,..rdaatager,
Write, phone or •call:atour-.Clinton•office, Day- phone
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'Night 'Phone 254
1'1
lied
Vegetables for Salle, ., . Euchre and Dane
Cabbage„ per lb .. . , le, 2c, 3e
Carrots, per 15. .. lc
Beets, per 'lb. ..•• 'lc
Potatoes, per bag ' 41..00
Sauerkraut, per gallon ..40c
Turnips, per: bushel': ,,..:. 25c
(Small quantity)
Otherwise 101 per bushel
3, B);C LE
�.I R
Gardener
Phone 240 Lolado
Read
93-t.@
Will be ' given isa town hall o
evening of
MONDATi, ,MARCH: 9tla
tinder the auspices of, the Wo
Institute: Proceeds h aid of the
Centennial celebration.
Boyce "Orchestra .A.dmissiotl