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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1925-04-23, Page 8n C Tint ir; Nay Record :Tri; RSIs A1RISa 28 '192, tas LIP'TON'S LEADING ore Ss.'OI E dere o your Geese ti he same here as you pay twice as 4nen for other places Every l:am gnarantecel to give satisfaction, Ali you have to do is ask a few of lily satisfied custers ow is the time for Sun glasses and Motor goggles it all colors and styles in prices a angiiig from 40c up to $2.25 Eyes testedfree and glasses fully,guaranteed loWeller and Optician R. JOHNSON Next Hovey'e Drug ,Store Bombay Cord Shirting ill Defy Any Laundry • We Guarantee BOMBAY CORD SHIRTS. That the color WILL, NOT FADE and that the cloth will have EXTRAORDINARY WEARING QUALITIES We have' chosen this fabric, considering it the most practical Shirting we have seen in years. And are prepared to back our judgement up to the extent' of Guaranteeing it—and will send you a New Shirt if it ;does not live up to all we claim" for it°. The Shirt is manufactured by .the makers of the famous Tooke Shirt and' therefore you are, assured of proper fit and highest grade, workmanship. Call and see the assortment at our store. We will be glad to show you BOMBAY CORD SHIRTS Plumsteel. Bros. PHONE 25, SMALL PROFITS MORE BUSINESS C. H VENNER, Electrician Electric Ranges, Fixture, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and; other' Appliances Wiring and Repairs. PhoneJ5lw i Come Here if youw`ant to be "Suited". It will soon be time to come out in your summer suit. If you are thinking of getting one be sure and come in and look over our large and complete stock, We 'have the latest colorings and an make up the newest and smartest styles. For. Smart, Neat Style, Snappy Cloth and Good -Workmanship ata price that Can't be beat, come to the Veteran Tailors— Davis & Herman VETE$IAN TAILORS PHONE 224-W CL'tstolnl. s Any Old; Goods, Any Oldiiine. Won't Suit You You want'': the latest and best ideas in Decorative Wall •Treatment., You want the variety and range of Selection which,zi"ill satisfy Any Taste 1 1 o e, Three Specials for the Weelv-erid v ;. Cocoa in bulk, (this 'is excellent cocoa) per lb. lOc For all cooking purposes Baker's Cocoa in ` guar-' tees; half pounds and five, pound tins. Baker's Chocolate in quarters and half pounds, Baker's Chocolates '(Dotts } ' for. eating . and candy making - OUR PATTERNS are numerous and so varied in design, coloring and character that they pro- vide for all likely demands. The right start in the making of a comfortable and beautiful home is the proper decoration of the walls. WALL' PAPER gives to a 'room a 'decorative finish and comfort not sur-, passed•by another wall covering. 4` !\�, ••' ' is Asbestos roetc ae - - , ' A comes from rho mine.: A shingle that's different from all, others Heretofore there has been only one Johns -Manville' Asbestos Shingle, distinguishable by its rock -like hard- ness. Now you can get many of the extraordinary merits of that famous Johns -Manville rigid shingle at a reduced price—in fact within a few cents of the cost of so-called composition shingles—through the introduction of FLEXSTONE The Slate Surfaced Asbestos Shingle IVItde of Asbestos felt densely impi'egiiated with, asphalt and surfaced with crushed red, green or blue -black slate, or • with feldspar which, is a neutral gray; in two styles; Indi- vidual Shingles or four in one Strip Shingles. FlexstoneAsbestns Shingles are mineral through h a' rd through and should not be confused with ordinary "com- position shingles. Flexstone Asbestos Shingles assure the user greater fire safety and more years of service with lower upkeep cost; They are approved by Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc;, and take base rates of insurances Write, call or telephone. We'll be glad to give you urther particulars and prices. SUTTER PE DUE General Hardware, Plumbing' Heating The man who bought a Waterinan's never asks why you didn't sell' him a Better Pen IIe Knows There is None: Tile W. D. Fair Go. Often the Cheapest-3Always the Best 1 ri „ f ct,v�,uAtrumuunnu uuuummunu, Misses. Jean and Helen Middleton re- turned to. Toronto Saturday. Miss ,Agnes Walker returned Satur- day to her school in Kingston:.. Misses •Sadie- and, 'Minnie; Draper re- turned to St. Catharines on Satur- day'. Mrs. D. Geddes of Belgrave visited this week with Mr. and Mrs. G E. David. Miss Stone returned Saturday from Essex, where she spent the Easter, vacation. Mr. and Mrs. E. Morrison and Miss Eva Cluff spentpSunday with Hen-' call friends. Miss Jule Bartliff has returned to Toronto after a brief Visit at her home in town. Mr. Jack Bowden returned to Ram- ilton on Saturday after spending the vacation in town. Miss Bessie Chowen returned to TM, - onto after spending the Eastertide at hor home in town. Misses:. Bertha Crittenden and Charity Snell visited with 'London friends during the past week. Mrs. W. G. Oxtaby of Brantford was the guest over" the week -end of Mrs, W. J. Stevenson. Mrs. Craig and little Miss Pattie of Goderich have been visiting ,with Mr. and Mrs. W. Cochrane. Miss Dorothy Robinson of Blyth wa§ the guest of Misses Annie and Al- meda Crittenden the past week. Misses_ Connie and Wanda Cliff of , Bayfield are this week visiting their grandmother, Mrs. John'Cluff of town. Misses. Annis Bartliff and Clete Ford of ..the staff of Alma College, St. Thomas, returned to their duties on Saturday. ' Miss Bertha Ramras left Saturday to resume her studies in Toronto af- ter spending the holidays at tier home in town. '' Mr. and Mrs. J. L. I{err of Brussels visited in town during the past week and while here they bought a new car from J. B: Lavis. Misses Jean and Bessie Lindsay have returned to their •schools,, having spent the Easter vacation at their - home on the London road. Miss Etta Hardy,. who spent the Eas- ter vacation 'zit her home in town, left on Saturday to resume her ,....teaching duties at Tiverton. Mrs: Frank Moore has returned 'to her home in Toronto after a fort- night's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Shobbrook of the Base Line. Master R. J. Phoenix, who spent the Easter vacation with his grand- . mother, Mrs. R. J. Cluffi returned to his home in Hamilton on Satur- day . Mr. and Mrs. W. Greig ; and family and . Mrs. T. A. Greig returned to Tordnto • on Sunday after having spent the Easter vacation with friends in town. Miss- Nora Kennedy, whospent the Easter vacation at her home here, returned to Mildmay on Saturday' to be ready to resume her teaching duties on Monday morning. Mrs.• W. Jenkins and Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Jenkins were in Ripley', on Monday attending the funeral of the late Mrs. Duncan •Stewart, ,who was an aunt of Mrs. W. Jenkins. Mr. E. S. Livermore, who is in his last year at the Diversity of Tor- onto, is expected Home for the week -end and immediately at the close of his exams. he leaves for Junor, Alliortn, where he will be engaged in missionary work during the sun. icer. IVIr. 'Livermore will 1,,miss the graduation exercise; and he hopes to graduate this year. But this new field of worse is wait- ing for grim, Our . own blend coffee is not equalled for quality and price. Freshly ground by our new electric mill as it leaves the store. It retains all the Aroo of Best Coffee .TEA- -English Breakfast. We have sold tons and it compares favorably with any 75c tea, for 65c a lb. Groceteria Specials: 13 lbs. Sugar $1.00 17 bars Soap $1.00 13 pkgs. Pearline 1.00 13 pkgs. Ammonia 1.00 Lettuce Geier y Tomatoes Pineapple Strawberries In the Morning First, Delivery 9 a.m. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Cash and CarrWy, a •Q'Nell Kindly Order Early Phone 48 +: CURREL,L & SHIPLEY Seeds We have a full assortment of Garden Seeds in'packages, also G, B. corn, G. W- beans, American' Wonder Peas, Sweet Peas and Nasturium Seeds: in bulk, Dutch Sets and Multipliers Fresh Groceries at lowest prices I. THE C., -.6z S. GROCERS Mails Store, Phone 126 W. Branch Store, Phone 125 J. 1.1111:111011•11011.11 1Perennials Perennials} are becoming more and more,popular. Your garden can be permanently; beautified by planting hardy perenpial flowers. Now is the time to order for May delivery of;plants.- The following are just a few'we have to offer at 15c each or $1.50 a. dozen.: , Achilles. Aquileagia - Anchusa • English Cowslips Baby's Breath "Shasta Daisy Statice e' Sweet William •; Cerastions - , Delphinium Dianthus o Iceland Poppies Adam's Needle Tritoma Phone us if interested for a com- plete list, also for our prices on Iris, 'Phlox,and Peonies J Cuninghame, Florist Phones— 176w Greenhouses 31 Store. Goderich: By a special arrange- ment with Victoria Hospital, London, nurses -in -training tat the Alexandria Ifospital, Goderich, will take a six- months course at 'Victoria, to meet the requirements of a registered training school. Miss Alberta Beck- ett'is the first pupil to take this :course and canmenced'-last week. rucefield. Miss InaGray of Egmondville sloent the week -end with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. James Moodie. Mr. and 1VIrs. W. Wright and fam- ily of Seaforth visited friends here on Sunday ''last. Mr, and Mrs. Moir of Hensall were the guests of Mr. and Mrs,, Moodie tris week Mr. George, Armstrong who last week sold his farm on the London road to Mr. James Walker, jr., has purghased' Mr. Sutter's farm' on the second of Tuckersmith and has moved to it. > Mr. Jas- Hill of Stratford and fam- ily are visitors at the home of his father, Mr. Geo Hill. Mr. Jas. Swan is in :Brantford and Hamilton this week.' Miss Verna McCall of Brussels Is. spending a week with Miss Mamie, Swan. Mrs. Walker of the Walker House,. who has been ill the past week, is now recovering. The many friendsof Mr. Fred Tozn- linson of the village and local agent here will be sorry to know he. was taken ill Sunday evening. Dr. Gau- dier wascalled and had Mr. Tomlin- son removed to Clinton Hospital, where he is now undergoing tread merit. ST. PAUL'S DRAMATIC SOCIETY Presents .lust Like Percy" A three -act Comedy in the Town Hall, Clinton, on FRIDAY, MAY 1st at'8 p.m. Sharp Curtain Raiser— "A. Considerable Courtship" Admission, 35c Reserved Seats, 60e Plan at W. D. Fairs 02-2 hider The icheir of Main street Church has 'been provided with sur-` plices the gift of a formes member of the congiegr ton, Mrs Williaur, Good'ison, otSarnia, Rags, Rubbers,, Papers On,Saturday, May 2nd, a collection of rags, rubbers, papers, magazines, catalogues, etc., etc., will be made by the Home and tSchool Club. Please tie in' small bundles, very securely. Rags, Rubbers, Papers 00-1 $�$e1iiin?. Nevi Colne in and get one of our cross- word puzzles. We all like to work then. Small, prizes given for -the first ten correct answers returned. Gety our Paint Now And fix up your homes .for "Old' Borne Week" We have all kinds for inside and outside work. Garden5Tools, Rakes, Hoes, Shovels, • etc., always on hand PLUMBING and HEATING, Phone 244 inalmaalammelenaillomessorno Make the Old Town New Now is the time to think of painting your homes and give our visitors a good impression. Use the Celebrated Sherwin-Williams' Paints and Varnishes and You'll be Happy With the Results We have a large stock of lawn mowers of the •best makes Our stock of •Coal Oil Ranges is ready for your inspection and you will do well to pay us a visit before buying In the Furniture Department you will be needing Linaleums and Oal ;Cloths. Wel have the stock and our prices are right, so come early and, make your selections. We carry a full line of Carpet Rugs, in all the different Weaves, and we can gyve you real service on all special sizes; We 'were never in better shape to handle all requirements' in Linoleum and Congoleunt Rugs • ClintonHIardware and FurnittreCo. THE STORES WITH A STOCK Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195 1.0.11 matipealMarealellialnaaMi Eggs It is to your advantage to sell your eggs according to Dominion Government tgg-grading Regulations Poultry We pay the highest market price for Live and dressed poultry Beginning April -9th; the plant will be open Thursday and Saturday • evenings from 7 to 10 o'clock ,«mss GUNN, LANGLOIS & Cu., Limited Clinton, Ontario X11. W. WARD, Manager Write, phone or call at our. Clinton office, Day phone 190 Night Phone 254 Clinton Bakery Our Briad Must Be/Good ;Besides using the very best of ipaterinln and the newest form- ulas we have had the experience that enables us to take the guess- work out of baking; In making our bread our desire is to make bread so pure, clean. and sanitary that we can be proud of it, That is the reason why we are now wrapping and sealing our bread before it leaves our Bakery. Our bread is not handled b soiled hands or;'exposed to dust y y or any other contamination. It is cleat and sanitary. Demand Brown's Wrapped Bread and be sure of getting a quality 1 loaf that is sanitary. BAKER AND -CONFECTIONER Piaone' 2