HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1925-04-02, Page 4TJILRSDAY, APRIL 5, 1925,
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Clover Leaf
Cups and Saucers
in Whj •,e
Good quality, white body
Cup and saucer
15c
The 'message this bulletin carries is 'in'
readily see we are offering Bargains every
cases better. Our new buying .connectio..
of Price and Quality. Look overthese lines and you will
bit as attractive as the Mail Order . douses, and in.many
enables us to give values just as good at anyone else.
Vacuum Bottles
Pint sizes. Keeps liquids hot
or cold cold for 59c
24 hours
Waist or Garment Hangers
Thin wood waist or coat hanger, 5 1-2
inches spread; selected hurdwoed, natural color
retinned wire hook, 5c each
or 6 for
25c
Cups' and Saucers
Clear white body,
Cup 'and 'saucer
English Tea Pots
1
1
Oil Polish
Will polish furniture, auto-
mobiles, floors, etc.
Try this -you .will [
like it aI
Scissors and Shears
Ass rted,sizes, Best quality steel: 25c
All sizes
Whitewash
Brush
7 in. wide, metal
bound bristles I c
each
MADE IN CLINTON— B1 CLINTON PEOPLE
NO BETTER VALUES IN CANADA
Shades to Match or Harmonize With ,Every Dress
Tn Wearwell Hosiery are featured the •' season's new colors, dyed
to just' the proper tones in' lovely Real Silks ,dainty: and ankle,
hugging. Each with the celebrated Wearwell equalities knit in.
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No. 112—Ladies Pure Thread Silk Hose with,niock seam and .fashion
narks, comfortable extra stretch tops in the new shades, Peach,
Nude; Racquet, Tan, Giey, White and Black. ' $1A9
Per Pair .. .
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No. 2165—Best Quality of Art Silk, .fine and dainty in
material, all the new colors, per pair
98c
No. 3250—Artificial Silk Hose, best material throughout, 7c...
all the new shad
es, per pair... ..... ...................................C
No. 4235—Golf and—Sport Hose for Children and Misses 7c_
Per Pair . .. ...... ..... .......
No. 5142 -Boys' Heavy Rib,' best quality cotton, dyes fast 50c
to sunlight, and washing, large size, Per Pair a]� U�
No. 6660—Ladies Lisle Hose, is 'Black and Pawn each pair
has "a guarantee ticket, Per Parr .. Se
No. 7630—Boys' and Girls' School Hose, .Black, White and
9 C' C .
Brown, all sizes, best -material and dye, Per Pair a0
No. 8115—Ladies House Stockings, Black, White hnd
Brown, Per Pair.
You will also Find These Values
Dressin E � Combs .......... Each 15c
Curtain Rods , .. Each 10e, 15e
Curved End Rods .. Each 15a
Whisks .. , , Each 15c
Talcum Powder , Tin 1.0c
Carpet Whips Eaeh 15e
Sink' Puinps Each .l9c
Nail Brushes .., ,. Each 5e
Marbles 12 for lc'
Papetries , . Box 25e
Scribblers,. ruled or plain ."... ...5c
Rubber Heels, pair 15e
.Domes • 2 dos' for 5c
Toilet Soaps ..... .., 5c. and 10e
Water Glasses ....'........ Each 5c
Glycerine. Soap Cake 5c
Vaseline, 1r/- oz bottle . Each 10c
Mending Wool, all colors Carel 5c
Tooth Brushes ..':,. ... Each 15c
Hair Nets, best quality ... 3 for 25c
New Style Bobby Pins .. Each 15e
Bobbed Hair •Barrettes 10c, 15e, 25c
Hair Brushes Each 25e.
Dutch Jugs .... .. Each 25c
LePage's, Glue Each 25c
Sewing Machine Oil . .,-Battle 10e
Writing Pads Each 5e
Elastic Hair Nets . Each 10a
White Ivory Dressing' Combs .. 25c
Change Purses Each 15t
Don't buy wall paper until ou have seen. ourassortment
We carry the stock, why buy from, pedlars. Our prices are, fair. .All paper trimmed free
We have innany other values that space does not permit listing. ' Colne and see them
G. W 1"5,,.. TY."Y .'fn'At4,,,,;,!, ;MA 14, I. +,I.r
dI;tSse +Y':.',v.-t, x..".9
T,wo sizes. Made from
best English` brown ware
49c
Skirt Holder
Polished wood, 6 in
wide; self opener
10c or 3 for 25
China Egg Cups
Plain and gold band and
. decorated designs
5c each 6 for 25c
Hoof it to Cluff's
for Bargains on Dollar Day
You 1Vi11 Need New Shoes. to Wear With That Easter Coat or
Ensemble Suit
Our regular stock ' includes • all the latest styles in Footwear—
the new Tan and Grey shades, also Patent Leather, which is again .
fashionable for Dress Wear.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE OIIXt STOCK ,a '
Special Bargains for Dollar Day • .
Regular $0.00 Brown Calf Oxfords q
While they last on ,Dollar. Day $2.98
Regular $4.75 '1Vligaes"'Iirown Xid Beets
$ 1.49
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Regular $9.00 to $12.00 Men's Tan Boots.
Dollar Day . .. ... . ...
A Pair of Rubbers given away with each purchase of -
furs
8.00 or over
tore
There' is'“ only one way to
"make nioney out of poultry to-
day, and 'that is by artificial. in-.
' cubation and brooding, Get
your cockerels on • the market
when they' are worth '750 a.1b.,
and your pullets laying in the
fall when eggs are `60c to 730 a
dozen..., Call and see these mo
chines• and be convinced..
oh Chicks
S C. Le hones, Barred Rocks"
and `S: C. Anemias
AT PEASONABLE PRICES '..
Custom Hatching g 5' cents per Egg
Dandy Chick,Feed Royal Purple Chick Feed Royal Purple Calf Meal
ReCeiving Station for Clinton EggPool Eggs
e
•Tr. E f wt,EAS., .;
Incubators and
Brooders
have been the leading ;machines
it the • United States for 38
years. This yeas• they are being
sold in Canada at a price much
below other makes of similar
quality and these machines are
built to last a lifetime, and have
a positive guarantee with every
machine.
Ml TELL
h
Residence Phone 213-r-3
laalrred Rock
EGGS, FOR HATCHING
From. easefully selected large 'vig-
orous hens of extra bred -to -lay breed-
ing such as Parks 255 and pedigreed
stook of Ottawa Egg Laying Contest,
inated with males, grandsons of Miss
Smarty the 325 egg hen and other
Males of superior breeding. 80 per
Cent' fertility guaranteed: 5c per Ogg
for settings, $3,25 per. hundred.
Win. W. WISE, Clinton
Phone 22 on .6Q5 R R. No. 3
00-4
Baby Chicks for Sale
Bred -to -lay Barred •Rock and S; C.
White Leghorn baby chicks. Ali_
strong, healthy, free-range stock end'
goodwinter layers. Barred Rock
chicks, 18c ea. or $17.50 per 100. Leg-
horn chicks, 15e -each or .$14.50 per
100. Book orders now.
-F. B. -HALL
LONDESBORO
Phone 6-20 Blytli"Central
Eggs for Hatching
From; bred -to -lay, two-year-old S.
C White' Leghorns. Price $3.50 Iver
hundred`' or 4c an egg for less. Roy
Tyndall,'Rr. R. No. 3, Clinton Phone
3 on 607. • 98 dd'
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Eggs For Hatching
For early layers try our Barred
Rocks of Superior quality. For years
they have proved heavy winter layers.
Tncullator orders filled at $4.00 per
hundred or 65e -per. setting of 15..D.
M. Lindsay, R. R. No, 3','• Clinton:
Phone 14-610. • 98=8
Clinton Ontario
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Office 23a r
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ABY..
'for'sale
S. C. White Leghorn chicks $15,00
per hundred, $140.00 per thousand.
Barred and White Reeks, $20.00 per
hundred, $190.00 per thousand.
Custom hatching 5c" per, egg. Our.
chicks are all from healthy, free
range bred -to -lay stock. y '
Inglenook Poultry Yards
E. Jo TPEA,THA
HOLMESVILLE
Phone' 22-611, Clinton central
96-tf
for.Hatching
Hatc9iinng
Don't just keep hens; get the kind
that will help keep ypu. Our Barred
Rock •breeding pens' consist of large,`
vigorous birds of superior quality,
same strains ,as winning pens in pro-
vincial and Dominion laying contests.
For years our stock has proved to bo
early maturing, heavy winter layers.
Incubator orders filled at $4 per
kindred. Single settings, Sc. per
egg
Orders FilledPromptly
o tom py
CHAS. WATSON,: LONDESBORO
Phone; Blyth 24-6 97-8
Coemtl . News
Tuckersmithi A 'very successful
Meeting' was held'. in No. 5 school
house, Tuckcrsniith, on Friday even-
ing, slider the auspices, of the Young
Peoples' Literary Soeiety, about sixty
persons being present, Miss Cora
Sherwood presided. The minutes'.o:C
the previous meeting were read by
the secretary', Frank Sproat. A vocal
duet was contributed by Misses Ber-
nice. Nott and Cora Strong, and a solo
by. Miss Jessie Archibald, Miss Mar:
gaxet'•'Patrick . gave a'• reading on
"Maggie and Jiggs" and Miss Bei•niee
Nott and Violet' Tyndall-. an instru-
mental duet. W. Jefferson, instead
of giving an address, gave two read-
ings, selections from the paper edited
by Miss Elva Jefferson were rind by
1l1iss Bernice Nott. During intermis-
sion a contest and cross word puzzle
were engaged in followed by • a gun
fight by six boys.
Mitchell: Jr. A, Machan; son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Meehan of this.town,
who has been Travelling Freight
Agent for the Michigan Central Rail-
road-for
ail-road for the past three years with his
..home at Niagara Falls, has been pia-'
prated to the position .:of General
Agent of .the Freight Traffic Depart-
nlent with headquarters at Windsor.,
"Jimmy" Machon is a .Mitchell :boy
and received his education in the Pub
lie and T31gii schools here and learned
telegraphy with W. W. Hefts. Por a
number, of years he worked as an c a-•
grater for, the Michigan ..Central 'Rail-
road and during the years that he has
been with this road he has been'pro-
moted several' times.
Seaforth: The annual spring fair
will be held here on Thustlay,' April
9th. Seventeen -specials are included.
in the prize list, which is a generous
one.
MCICILLOP: The McKillop bi inch
of the • Women's Misisonary Society
held its monthly meeting on Thtrrs,,
day afternoon at the home_of Mrs. G.
W. Nott. ;The president, Mrs. J. R
Scott, occupied the . chair. . Mrs. 3.
IvtcNay read the Scripture lesson,
after which Mrs. J. R. Scott led in
prayer. " Interesting papers••on China
and "Praying Through" were: read
by Mrs. J. Scott and Mrs. G. C, Dale.
Mrs. R: B. Scott road'the Messenger
prayer. 'A dainty luncheon was ocr-
ved by the hostess at the close of the
prbgr•am.
W;ingham At a meeting of the
Turnberr.y Agricultural Society held
on Monday the site used for the held
ing of the, annual fair for the part'
couple of years w'hschosen as a lira
inanent site and buildings will beer -
acted in time for the fall fair This,
is the site chosen .for the holding of
the ;first fair forty-seven years ago.
The park "choses. isa real .beauty
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spot. It is situated on the banks of
the Maitland river, and tltrouglt It
runs a pretty spring creek. The plot
is dotted with stately trees, and a
more delightful location would he dif-
ficult to find. The ;itc is some five
acres in extent and :fronts on VicLoria
street.' Between the fair park and the
main. road are lands some six acres in
extent which may be purchased by the
society 'later to add to the
grounds.:
Coderiich Township
In connection with the annual ,.on-
vention of the Trustees' and Ratepay-
ers' Association to be held in Toron-
to on April 1415-16`it was considered
advisable by the Reeve to call a meet-
ing, which was held in Holmes' hall,
Holmesville, last Wednesday after-
noon, when a branch was organized
for the township, The township was
pretty well represented, ten out of
the twelve school sections ''being re-
presented. Reeve Ginn was called to
the chair and Mr, XL Salkeld acted as
secretary. Reeve Ginn referred to
the fact that representations had
'been made to the county,councils ask-
ing that the different school sections
send delegates to the Toronto conven-
tion, as Premier Ferguson had sug-,
gested that possibly legislation would
be brought forward this session with
a, view to substituting township
boards for the present three -trustee
boardsof the various school sections.
The chairman then called Mr. F. XI.
Powell, who had 'on'previouseocca
signs -acted as delegate, wha outlined
the aims and told of the progress of
the Trtstsees',and Ratepayers''Assoc-
iation since its organization and ex-
plaining why he thought the town-
ship should be represented. The see-
retary was asked also to read a oopy
of the various resolutions to be dis-
cussed at -.the forthcoming convention,
setting Perth the advantages of the
present system as well ' as the sup-
posed advantages oftheproposed
township -board system. A discussion'
followed, •which was ,taken part in try
a number:of. those present. This was
follo}ved by the forming of .a,toivn
ship organization, Trustee J. R. Milt
dleton being elected president and
Trustee H. Salkeld, secretary. The
reeve then explained .that if the
board so constituted desired to send
two delegates to the convention that.
he' considered it advisable that the
township council pay their expenses
and would so recommend, the other,
members of the council present of-
fering no objection.' Mr. Frank Pow-
ellitname was mentioned as • a pos-
sible delegdite but he stated that it
would be impossible -for him to go
President J. R. Middleton and secre-
tary H. Salkeld were selected as del-
egates and the secretary instructed
to forward the necessary feesso that`.
advantage may be taken of reduced,'
railway fares.
Morris township has also er„ -in-
ized, the council- undertaking to pay,
delegates' .expenses 'to Toronto;
retceefield.
A very..pleasan1t evening was spent
at the home'; of Mr. and Mrs, Wnr,
Douglas on Friday .evening, March
27tH. The occasion being the 25th an
nivorsary of - their wedding. Pro-
gr•essive euchre was ;enjoyed during
the evening, later refreshments were
served, Followed by, 'a' dame. Many
ibeautiful gifts were 0eemared in main -
pry of the occasion. Relatives were
present from ,London, Hensall, 55d
T'orth,i Kipped,; Hiilsgreen and Binkc.
The .gloater part of the guests were
present at kb'. and MTs Dou •
pros z Douglas'
wedding
The many friends if Mrs. Annie.:`4W1isi
*10:05
McDonald will be sorry to hoar that
she had the niisfortune to fail -and
injure her back so badly she will be.
laid up for some time.
Miss Violet Petrie; who came home
last week from Sault Ste. Marie,
where she ie teaching, to attend her
father's funeral, 'is staying with her
brother, Andrew, on the farm until
after the Easter holidays.
CLEAR AND COLORED FL¢oit
VARNISH
Ask for Carntote Colored Varnish,
formerly called Campbell's Varnish
Stain. Splendidfor. refinishing your
furniture, woodwork, floors. Clinton
Hardware arid. Furniture Co. sells it.
Be Well
And Happy
•--and ycu'havo Nature's
greatest gift. Nature's
Remedy (N2 Tablets) a
vegetable laxative, tones.
the organs and teliaves
Constipatlonn,' Biliousness,
Sick Headaches.
'mewing that: vigor and good feel.
ing sonecessary to being well and
Used Foe aor
Got a2lc ,� dna '' 30 YAears
Dox.
•aChips o f f ;rho Old Block
tuNI®1!5—.LittleNls .
-The 9.moono-third. doses,..
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capdy-coated For children and adults. fie. S$Id' ®y :Hour'. pruggiat • tozsu,j
Rubber
Gloves
Rubber; Gloves -
made from a good
quality gum rubber,
red or terra cotta
shade, an extra good
.weight, well made.
Special
per pair
38c
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IT Is TO LAUGH -'
AT WINTER'5 GAFF
FOR. IN HERE'S HEAT
THAT CANT BE BEAT
If} you want comfort within while
cold is without invite the Heat Folks
into your bili. Thesr,. are the original
goat -getters of winter weather. Jack
Frost can cut his capers upon the
window pane, but he dare not cross
this threshold—all hisefforts are in
vain. The Heat Folks make spring
days and balmy evenings to order,
Ring for them now and place your
order.
for good, clean coal.
Call the ci
d.B. IVFBSTkB
COAL COMPANY
PHONE 74 CLINTON
;PEI tl * PRICES
Durirn
March •aud
During April we offer
atchfot ti's team Cooke •, Calf Mea
AT LESS •TITAN: WHOLESALE PRICES
Farm rs and Stoel:inen•, get your supply while these prices last.
Biatchford's is the, best calf meal "niade, PollOw directions in feed-
ing and get best results. Oldeni at the Creamery of from; ear lien
on'the road 93-9
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Electric Ranges, ��Fixtures,
albs '
Irons, Fans
ans
and satlae
Appliances
g and Repair's