HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1925-05-14, Page 8NTQN'S LEADING --J4! WELLId,Y STOVE
lis is the place to buy your grasses
Yea are always sure of satisfaction
All the latest .styles at reasonable prices
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HE LATEST IN 'JEWELLERY IS
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i13c up is bewailful designs and colors
and1
rices as ley `is $29.00 for a genuine diamond...
h and clock= r nus in and ,get, thein in reasonable
time. Don't wait for lnonllts.,
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Graduate of '1"os:onto College o-O'ptometzy
-Fine Jewellery and Repairs.... alext IIovey s
DxnS Store
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SMALL PItOFITS
MORE BUSINESS
C. Ua VENN. , Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtur lel nibs, Irons, Fans and other
Appliances
'Wiring and Repairs.
, Phone I'5Iw
Coxae .Here if you want 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 can
make up the newest, and smartest styles.
For Smart, Neat -Style, Snappy Cloth and Good Workmanship
at a price that. can't be beat, come to the Veteran Tailors—
avis & Herman
VETERAN T. ORSrassinsnassarneemeseenalagenms
' PHONE 224-W
A. man seeing ti e notice "iron
Sinks" in a hardware store window
said he lin n iron sinks. Yes and
time Ries, sulphur spring jasii
2o11 grass slopes music stands,
moonlight walks, rubber tires, marble
busts, and the organ stops.
Now you may think that all this
has nothing to do with our ddves-,
ing• and oar goods, that it is merely' (I
a brash and unconventional way of
intriguing you to start the perusal of '
the nugget of wisdom that follows, 1
all of which it really id.
From -both sides the window is one iro
of the most important decorative
features of a house.. It is the first
Part one looks at,, and stamps the
cliaracter'o£ the place. An old house
looks like a •home with nice shades,
whereas' a new ,one no matter how
expensive, presents a poor appear
ance if the windows are not proper-
ly treated. We;have the Shades as
well as the Wall Flangings to Ibeaut-
iry your house. '
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°Fridag and Saturdau
Every time you buy a dollar's worth of sugar -you have' a
chance of securing a Premium Free
The Premiums are---Fivehalf,pound packages of our 'Eng-
lish Breakfast ?ea"' Four halfp oind packages of "Gar, Ovcrn.
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'Best Coffee'?
; PThe 'coupons. entitling you to these
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Flee acics are hidden in the sugar r and some one . swill:.
fan. 'them.; We have a limited' number onl'yy of -these prize
bags of sugar,; so buy quickly nett Friday and Saturday.
PINEAPPLE: WEEK
ineapples are at their bestand ready for canning now .
per dozen $2.75 and $3.00
`Strawberries
Lettuce Bermuda onions
CTroceteria Specials and . Motiday Bargain List
17 bars Gold,and P &G. Soap $1.00 13 pkgs. Peerline $1.00 13 pkgs. Rinso-$1.00 13 pkgs. Ammonia $1.00
Shin Plaster Tea, per Ib. 65c Winners of Shin Plasters will be announced ` •
5 lbs
ri Cash 'and Seryice Price List
Corn Meal' 25s` 6 lbs. Rolled Oats 28c 10 lbs. Seedless Raisins $1.00 10 lbs. Dates $1.00
Campbell's Tomatoe Soup, each 14c 4 tins Brunswick Sardines 25c ; Reg, 75c brooms for 50c
Fresh Salmon Trbut, Tuesday and Friday
In the MorningTirsf•Delivery 9:a:m
a5►h wind
Cavaco::
In the 'Afternoon First` Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order Early
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OU will say rock— of
. 1 course—because it has •
;withstood the destructive action of the ele-
anents for centuries.
,Then why not insldt on a roofing made from rock fibre
instead of roofing made from rags or other organic materials?
'Asbestos is a rock fibre—the only known mineral fibre from which
goofing can be made. It will permanently resitt the destntotive action
Of time, fire end the elements.
FLEXSTONE.
(Approved by Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc.)
Flexstone is a Johns -Manville roofingmade of Asbes-
tos rock
sbes-tosrock fibre waterproofed with natural asphalts. Due
to enormous factory productionit costs you practically
the same as the heavier rag -felt roofings, Vet it pos-:
sasses none of their limitations. Unlike them it=esists
fire and the action of fumes, acids and varying weather
conditions.
Famished in rolls—smooth both sides or with a sur-
facing of red, green or blue -black crushed slate, or
feldspar. Also, in the form of individual or strip shingles.
ECONOMICAL PERMANENT
Being all mineral Flexstone cannot rot, disintegrate
or dry out, therefore the first cost is the last cost.
Easy tolay andfurnished in rolls which contain all
necessary fasteners, .
Do not buy roofing for a week, or 'a month, orra year.,
Buy it to last es long as the building stands, insist
en Flexstone, -
MANENT
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General Hardware & Plumbing
Miss L. Hearn of Goderich was in
town on Tuesady.
Mr. J, L Kerr of Brussels was in
town en Thursday last.
Miss Ida Walkinshaw visited Paris
friends over the week end
Mr. J. W' Vanatter of the Goderich
'Star was an town on Saturday.
Mr. Fred Dllrott is visiting his par-
ents, 111r, and Mrs. W. a. Diltott.
bliss Freda Wallis was home from
Macdonald Institute over the week-
end.
eekend. -
Mrs. (Dr.) Gunri has returned from a
.-visit with her daughter, Mrs. Crosse
Iof Windsor.
M. D. A. Andiw was in London on
Thursday last attending a meeting
of ,beekeepers.
Mies Myrtle Mair of Turnerville spent
.the week -end at the home of her
parents in town.
Mrs. Chas. Lockwood and Master Jim
of Blyth ale spending a few days
in town this week.,
Mr. - Karl Wilken ef. the Bank of Mon.,'
areal, Windsor, was a visitor at his
home in town over the week -end.
Mr. John Snow and son, Clarence of.
Georgetown' s,5ent the . week --pend at
the home of Mr. W. Crittenden,' the
Huron . Road.
Mr. and -Mr's. Wilbur Welsh and little
daughter, Lenore, left last week on'
a motor tiip'to London, Hamilton
and Toronto. .
Mrs..A. Lucas visited over the weeki.
end with her aunt Mrs. H. Davis of
Stratford and :her sister, Mrs. T.
Munta of ,St. Marys.
Mx. 0. G. Middleton returned yestt'r
day evening from London, where
he was attending the meetings of
the Synod of Huron.
Miss Cora Jervis, principal of the con-
tinuation
orntinuation school at Southampton,
spent the week -end at her
home on the Base line.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shepherd alnl
Mrs. Wilson of ,Blyth visited at, the
home of) Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shep-
herd, Huron. street, on Sunday.
Mr, P. Hearnspent the week -end in
Hamilton and on his return Mon-
day was accompanied by Mrs.
I,,,/earn and. children, who have been
isiting- there.
Miss Bessie Porter of Londesboro
was the guest of Miss Washingteb
over' the week -end, on her way from
the W. M.S. Convention at Holmes -
villa on. Friday.
Mr. Geo Middleton, who has been at-
tendin the =''School of Pharmacy,
Toronto, - is 'tome this week but
leaves tomorrow morning to take a
position in Windsor.
Mr. and/ Mrs. J. E. Brooks and Mrs.
F. Ferguson and Miss Irene of Mit-
chell motored up on Tuesday even-
ing to 'visit Mrs. Brooks' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cantelon.
Rev. C. J. Moorhouse, Rev. A. A.
Holmes and Messrs. R. E. Manning,
N. W. Trewartha and 0. Jervis at-
tended the Goderich District meet-
ing in Dungannon Tuesday and
Wednesday."
Mr.' W. S. R. Holmes is in Toronto
this week attending the Druggist's
Convention. The annual banquet
was on last night and as this al-
ways ,proves to be an enjoyable af-
fair Mr. " Holmes did not • wish . to
miss it.
Mrs. P. E, ,Stewart of. Fargo, North
Dak„ has been visiting her brothers
Messrs Chas, and IIenry •Peacock,
and her nieces, Misses Wiltse, and
other friends hereabouts." It is
thirty" years since Mrs. Stewart last
visited Clinton.
ltD's. J. Whittingham of Qu'Apnelle,
;Sask., and her daughter, Miss Ruth.
Whittiaghalii of Port Hope, who
have been 'lending a few weeks at
the hone of Mr. and Mrs, 0. Jer-
i. vis, the Base line, and ether relat-
ives hereabouts, are now visiting in
London,
CURRELL & SHIPLEY
Spring Cleaning.
For spring cleaning we have a full line of Laundry Soaps
Household Ammonia, Old Dutch Cleanser, Bon Ansi, Gilletts
Lye,4Chloride of Lime, Klenzine, Scrub Brushes, Mop -Ilan-
dies and Brooms,
Green Onions Lettuce, Celery, Ripe Tomatoes, Rhubarb, etc.
THE G. & S. GROCERS
Phone
48
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WARAVVIAPARIM
Main Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Store, Phone 125 J.
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The Wonderful
McGlary Electric Range
By harnessing ^for your ben
-
ilk the. mig4ty; power 'of elec-
tricity this inwonderful range
transfers «this' power into' `clean
heat, and brings it under your -
ontrol by the' mere turning of ,
a switch.
Your heat comes' to you in
stantly,'you use it-es.long as -
you requite '• it, you turn it off
when you are through.
USE YOUR OWN UTILITY --= IT PAYS
HYDRO SHOD, Clinton
Greenhouse
Opening
Our greenhouses will be open to
visitors each evening of next week
MAY 18th to 23rd
We will be pleased to show ,our stock
From three greenhouses, filled to.
capacity, and from; hot beds and cold
frames, in which thousands of plants
are growing, we are prepared to sup-
ply you with your spring vegetable
and flower plants.+
Tomato Plants are our Specialty
From advanced plants in bud and
bloom to choice varieties which we
sell direct from hot ibeds at just
roc per doz. or 3 doz. for 25c
Early Celery Plants Now Ready
J. Cuniiigliair e, Flo isl:
Phones—Store 31,, Greenhouses 17aw
NOw
is the .time to some
oil stoves. We hay
at good prices. '
Carden Tools
RAKES, SHOVELS, HOES, 'etc.
on hand at all prices
THIS IS THE SEASON TO
CLEAN UP AND PAINT UP
Give us a call and we will show you
tour line of
Martin-Senour Paints and Varnisltee
nd Took at ori+
a good display
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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 Linoleums end
Oil bCloths, Ws' 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 give you real service
on all special' sizes.
We were never in better shape to handle all requirements in
Linoleum and Congoleum, Rugs
Clinton Hardware and FurnitureC
THE STORES WITH A STOCK Hardware 196
Furniture Phone: 104
PLUMBING and FIEATING
Phone 24d
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MINFOISMNIMENNOM
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PRODUCTION
`SUGGESTIONS FOR THE PRODUCTION OT' EGGS
1—Feed the hens on clean, wholesome food and provide an
abundance of pure water in cllean utensils. -
2--1Keep the poultry house clean and sanitary and free from
veninin,
3—,Provide plenty of clean, dry zt'ests, in darkened' places.
4—Gather eggs. at least once a day in coolweather and -twice
in hot or wet weather.
5—Kill off, dispose of, or at least remove from' the flock the
male` birds after the breeding season. Their presence in the Hoek
after June', 15th is costing Canadian farmers $1,000,000: each year,
as partly incubated eggs are unsalable.
GUNN, LANGLOIS & Co., Limited
Clinton, Ontario
R. W. WARD, Manager
Write, phone or call at our Clinton office, Day phone 190
Night Phone 254
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Clinton Bakery
Our Bread Must Be Good
Besides using the very best of materials and the newest form-
ulas we have had the experience ,that enables us to take the guess-
work out of baking.
Inmaking 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 hot handled by soiled hands or exposed to dust
or any other contamination.; It is clean and sanitary.
Demand Brown's Wrapped Bread and be sure of getting -a quality
leaf, that is sanitary.
n J. BROWN
BAKER AND CONFECTIONER
worganwarna
Phone 1