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Ili T;.MDAY, 7TAY 28, 1925:
CII�'Qr'S LE'ta.DJNG
EWELLRY STORE
This is t place to 1 My your glasses
You are always sure of satisfaction
ft ii the' latest styles at reasonable prices
THE LATEST IN JEWELLERY 1
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frog ri 4 auysiital �.esi jre5 asad c°s,
i x ll d h gs
t red c,d prices as low as $20.041 doe a genuine diainend
Biln,; our watch ? eioairs in and get them in reasonable
time. Dont wait for mouths.
H ::.JHNx
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next IJovey's Drug Store
'on
migs
Plumsteel Bros.
PHONE 25
SMALL PROFITS
MORE BUSINESS
Come 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—
tfi ;
Davis erman
VETERAN TAILORS
PHONE 224-W
Mc1i rilL1ast 1oJ1!c1
Ckor i` Y;i t'i5
r,� g
®U will "say rock—'of
course—because it has
vuithstood the destructive action of the ele-'
lzlents for centuries.
Then why not insist 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
roofing can be made. It will permanently resist the destructive action
pf time, fire andthee elements. °�° 1�T E �-?
FST'O '�
(Apgro✓ed by Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc.)
Flexstone is a Johns -Manville roofing made of Asbes-
tos rock fibre waterproofed with natural asphalts. Due.
to enormous factory production it costs you practically
the same as the heavier rag -felt roofings, yet it pos-
sesses none of their. limitations. Unlike them it resists
Sure and the action of fumes,acids and varying weather
conditions.
Furnished 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.
ECOlNOMICAT — PERMANENT
Be'ipg all mineral Plenstone cannot rot, disintegrate
ordry out, therefore the first cost is the last cost
Easy to lay and furnished' in rolls which contain all
necessary:' fasteners,
Do not buy roofing for a: week, or a month, or a.year.
Buy itto last as long, asthe building. stands. Insist
tunFleaStone,
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General Hardware S:` Plumbing
l'grant, 0,6 °:i ,x ^tVntNnr; .oirr
The Fish are Biting
Sunmmer Resorts aro ,Opened
Tents are being Made Ready
Reels are Oiled
SUMMER TIRE, SPORT TIME'
IS MERE
All of which suggests that you in-
spect our stock of Base Ball, Tennis,
Foot Ball or Fishing requisites to en
tertain, amuse and give you healthy
exercise, All the commonly' used
needs in a fishing outing we can
supply at-' `catchin "' prices.
Value Features Are Perpetual
at our Store
We know the power of price
and try to use it
The W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
tr .qr ri ray.-�lnunauamnUhI0ft,,'
Mr. Cobb .of Peterboro was in town
on the holiday,
Mrs --Frank . McCaughey of ,Toronto
visited his home for the holidays.
Miss Jean Cress of Toronto spent the
week -end with' her mother, -Mrs..
Tolland.
Mr, Lee of Peterboro called'. on Mr.
.and Mrs,, -A. J. Holloway on Vic-
' toiia Day. -
Mrs. Minnie Ross and Miss Helen of
Toronto called on Clinton friends
on Monday,
141r. and Mrs. Frank Layton and Miss
Irene visited Mitchell friends over
the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. U. Latornell and
Miss Combe of St. Thomas visited
the Misses Doan over the ,holiday.
Calot. Duncan Buie !of Cleveland,
` Ohio, was the guest last week of
Mr. •and Mrs. James MacMurchie,
Mrs. Harold ,Zeats and little son of
Toronto are the guests of the lady's
Parents, Mi. and Mrs. R. Mennell.
Miss Leona Hearn of Hamilton
spent- the week -end- w.ih her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hearn of town.
Mr. and Mrs. George Proctor and:
MT. Harry were visitors at Mr. Jag.
1 arriston's of Iiirkton over the
24510. .
Mrs. John Smith and daughter Dor-
othy of Hamilton visited her sis-
ter, 'Mrs. Ernest Townshend, Bay-
field line.
Miss M. Davies arrived Tuesday from
Chicago an a holiday visit to her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. George
Davies of town. •
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Maguire and fam-
ily of Wallaceburg spent the holi-
. day with the former's mother, Mrs.
Maguire of town.
Mr. and 'Mrs, Chas. Layton and Miss
Ina 'of Hamilton visited relatives
in Clinton and vicinity over the
week -end and holiday.
Miss Jennie Fisher of Toronto spent
the week -end andholiday at her
home in town, that of Mr. and Mrs.
R. J. Fisher, Mill street.
Mr. and Mrs. G. E. •Ha11; Mr. Gordon
and:Miss Evelyn Hall motored.
down to Langton. Saturday and
spent the . week -end and holiday
- with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E, Smith and daugh-
ter, Ethel, Mrs. E. Richmond .and
• son, Wesley and Mr. Will Perry of
Toronto were week -end guests "•of
MT. and Mrs. T. Mason, Mill St.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Stirreth from,Sarnia
and Dr. and Mrs. A. F. McKenzie
from Plankton spent the holiday at
the home of R. Tiplatly. The two
ladies are sisters of Mrs. Tipiady.
Mrs. W. Pickard left Friday for Lon-
don, where she spent a few clays
with friends before .going on to
Sarnia, where she represented Wes
-ley church W.M.S. at the anneal
branch meeting this week.
Mr and Mrs. -J. 3, Alien and Vise
Jean of Ottawa and -Mrs. C. C.
Rance of Toronto spent the week-
end with their brother, Mr, W.
Jackson' of town, and alto • called
ion many old friends in town. 1::
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Jones and Miss Ad-
dis Jones and. Mr. Hawthorne leave
.tVed4y to motor ,to Victoria, B.C.
They will stop at several points by
the way. This.. is a long drive, hut,
given good weather; it ought to be
a pleasant one in the, early sl.n,sner.
Their friends wish <them a -safe:
journey.
Mrs. Russel Currie and Miss Mary
Carter have been in Toronto at-
tending the convention of the Bap-
tist Vopng People's Union, which
was said to lie one of the most suc-
cessful ever' held. The annual ban-
auet•. at which 4400 sat down, wag.
the largest' Ji the history of Can-
aciian Baptists,
We are` offering the f o1lk:win speeciais this Wee
13 lb. G'r an fated Sugar $1.00
we have a cumber of coupons, good for tea and Coffee in
several of these packages of sugar. Try for a coup,,:�
Successful' winners this weep I rs.' a n„ Horne, is ,,
� , I� s `f'e�but.
Tars. Garrett, ars. Dr. Hearn, Mrs. Geo. Manu.
Shin' Piaster Tea, English. Breakfast; per. lb. 65c -
Successful winners of .S:hin Plasters this weelk9 Mrs.Langford
P. au ford
6 lbs. Rolled Oats : 'for 25c"'
Groceteria Specials all weep and .Monday
17 bars P.& G. and Gold, Soap $,1.00 P. & G. Soap Chips`, 2, lbs. 35c
10 lbs. Raisins $1.00 10 lbs,' Dates $1.00
Pineapples, large, $2.50 per dozen. If you have not bought your Pineapples yet, do not miss this week,
We have no .small sizes.
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Fresh .Strawberries, Cucunibers, New. Cabbage, New Carrots.
New- Cabbage, Celery, Lettuce, Tomatoes and Asparagus
F-Iave you tried our New Bodley Spongue Cakes, Iced and Marsh mallow at 20:25 and 30c
- Fresh salmon trout Friday
See our display of Plants, Ferns and Spring Varieties
.. for sale in our north wiidow.
A lady will be here next week to demonstrate Magic baking powder, commencing June 1st -
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m, In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order Early
Cash and
Service
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W. T. O'Neil
Phone
48
The Wonderful
Me -Clary Electric a'
• By harnessing for your ben-
efit. the mighty power of elec.
tricity this wonderful range
transfers this power into clean
heat, and brings it under your
control by the mere turning of
a switch.
Your heat comes to you in-
stantly, .you use it as long' as
you require it, you turn it off
when you are through.
nye
For the Castle of.
Your reams
USE"YOUR OWN UTILITY IT PAYS
HYDROSHOP9 'Clint
CURRELL & SHIPLEY
Spring Cleaning
For spring cleaning we have a full line of Laundry Soaps
Household Ammonia, Old Dutch Cleanser, Bon Ami, Gillette
Lye.sChloride of Lime, Klenzine, Scrub Brushes, Mop I°Ian-
- dles and Brooms.
Gi een'Onions, Lettuce, Celery, Ripe Tomatoes, Rhubarb, etc.
THE C1 & S. GROCERS
Main Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Store, Phone 125 J.
A Lawn Tea
The Guild -will servo a salad tea on
St. H'aul's Church Lawn
,on
Monday, June 1st
From 3 to 6 o'clock
Menu: Salads, Bread and Butter,
Cake and Tea
Admission.20o
'Everybody. Welcome
Conte and enjoy the first lawn tea
of the season
Bullet$ TownAfaiP
Miss Violet Phillips, of Toronto and
Mr. and Mrs, "Ira Merrill of. Goderich
township spent the 2451-1 with their
brother, Mr. Orval Phillips.'
rQ:rP.sco 1 elel.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dodd' and
Master. John of London are visitors
for the holiday at the home of Mr.'
D. Rouatt.
Mr. and Mis. W. Baird with two
nieces are guests alt the home of Mrs,.
Geo. Baird,Stanley. „
Misses Isabel and Alice Beattie of
Clinton were holiday Visitors at •the
home of their aunt,,Mrs. W. ;Scott.
is the time to come and look at our
oil stoves. We have a good display
at good prices.
Garden Tools
RAKES, .SHOVELS, HOES, etc.
on hand at all prices
THIS IS THE,'S.TIASON TO
CLEAN UP AND PAINT UP
Give 'ns a call and we will show you
our like of
Martin-Senour Paints and Varnishes
a,,:p a,1,
May be it isn't a castle at •
all to the rest of the world
but just a small Bungalow
No matter. It is your castle.,
and you naturallywant it
furnished in just the right
way.
Le the Clinton Hardware
and Furniture Co. etores
you are bound to find just
the things you want and at
prices extremely. moderate,
too,
Why not drop in at your earliest convenience?
PS. For those who cannot shop in the daytime we Will be
pleased .to snake appointment's for evenings.
Clinton Hardware and FurnitureCo,
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
Furniture Phone: 104 • Hardware 195
Hints on the Marketing of Eggs
1. Always keep eggs . in a cool, dry'place.
2. Always, keep thein covered with a cloth or other :means to
prevent fading or evaporation.
8. Never keep eggs near kerosene, onions, fish or other strong
smelldng substance; they, readily absorb odours.
4. Do not sell eggs known to be. bad. It is dishonest.
5. Do not wash eggs.
6. Use the dirty, small, very long and grass -stained eggs at
ionue,
7. Market eggs regularly.. and frequently as possible—at least
twieb a week in sununer.
GUN, LANGLO S & Co.,'United
Clinton, Ontario
R. W. WARD, Manager
Write, phone or call at our Clinton office, Day phone 190
Night Phone 254
w.,
Tciint°
akery
ur Bre 1 d � �e Good
Besides using the very best of materials and the newest form
alas 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 tread 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 isnot handled by soiled hands or exposed to dust
or any other contamination. Itis clean and sanitary.
Demand Brown's Wrapped Bread and bo sure of getting a quality
loaf that is sanitary.
PLUMBING and IIEATING
Phone 244.
BAITER ANI) CONFECTIGNER
Phone' ,1
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