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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1925-06-18, Page 8CI.,INTON°S LEADING EWE STORE i(1 o y your glasses Yeti are always sure of satisfaction All the lateststylesat reasonable prices THE - LATEST IN JEWELLERY IS The Choker front 45c up, in beautiful designs and colors is ond' Rings. al reducedigrices as low as $20.00 for a genuine diamond Bring your watch and clock ra;pairs' in and get them' in reasonable time. Don't wait for tifonths. R. IL -...1.03111%1S014 Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry Fine Jewellery and Repairs • Next Hovey's Drug Store tour)/ and Econoiny Women have ever had to choose between luxury and .econ- omy in matters of -dress. `" Al- most invariably ono ' must be sacrificed to` the other. But -in Holeproof Hosiery, are found the luxury of stylish, snug -fit- ting hosiery and the economy: of long service and mooerate'price. Holeproof pure silk $1.50 Holeproof silk and lisle and Silk and art. silk plaited $1.00 • Plumsteel Bros. PHONE 25. SHALL PROFITS MORE, BUSINESS fe LITIL )AN CUPID Clinton° e; r. TIfURSDAY, JUNE18, ;t 25. S3less him and all :his good works, garnersmost •of his crop, although he is an all -the -year-round performer and is never idle. Miss Soon -to -be - Married will welcome as many pres- ents as good fortune may shower. upon her. You know the newspapers are telling us over and over again "the presents were numerous," and it. is in respect to presents for the bride-to-be that our varied stock may be of service to you. We have even sold such practical gifts as Window Shades' and yinallHangings, but many times more Glassware or China or a Bible, a• Prayer Book, a Hymnal, a Receipt Book (loose leaf), , a Guest Book or Silver or Brass ware. For any gift in our stock the eyes• will be- hold and the mind will perceive that our prices, are reasonable. Come Here if you:want to be "6 Suited" Tne W. 13. Fair Co. .Often the Cheapest—Always the -Best ,• E' 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 Smfart, Neat Style, Snappy Cloth and Good Workmanship at a mice that can't be beet, 'come' to die Veteran Tailors--,–, avis & Herman VETERAN TAILORS PHONE 2g4 -W . krkii11,kiitio or OT � v;ti a; reek -=of' course --- because it has - iithstood the destructive action bf file ;elea 4aients for centuries. ,Then why not insist, 'on a roofing made front' rock fib anatead 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 wiil.permanently resist the destructive action f4t Fine fire and the elements. FLXST E . ?(Approved by Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc,) Flerstone.is,aa 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 fire 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. ECONOMICAI— PERMANENT ti .Being all mineral Flexstone cannot. rot, disintegrate er=dry out therefore the first cost. is the last cost. Easy to lay.' and furnished in rolls which contain an necessary fasteners. Do, not buyreefing for "a'�week, or a month, or a year. Buy'.' it to last as long as the building stands. Insist be Flexstone, SUTTER PERDUE General Hardware '&Z Plumbing is nu nuuinuuNq, dlr am` ,ioclls Mr. Edgar+ Maguire leaves today for Detroit. • Mr. N. W. Trewartha, M.L.A., was in' Toronto last week. Mr. A. 0. Pattison •leaves this week for Detroit to spend, a few days. Miss Helen Gunne of London is the guest of the Misses Mabel and Eva Muff, •i Mr. G. Irwin of Lucicnow has been in town visiting his cousin, Mrs.' Argent. Miss Kate It, Parke of New York is visiting her sister, Mrs. R. S. Clu£f of town. Mrs. W. J. Elliott and son, Mr. Fred Elliott, spent the week -end with friends in Toronto. Mrs. Clarke of • London is in town visiting her son, Capt. Clarke of the 'Salvation Army. Mr. and Mrs'. Thomas and Mrs. Ham- ilton of London visited with Mrs. J. A. Irwin on Sunday: Mr. and, Mrs. D. W. Potter, Dr. Har- vey Potter and Miss Lillian; spent. Sunday with Mitchell friends. • `Miss Marian Gibbings returned to Toronto Normal yetserday after. spending a week at . her home in town. Mr. and: Mrs. C. Field,' Strathroy, Mr: and Mrs. A. Field, Port Credit, and Miss B. Kirk, Toronto, were week "end guests of Mrs. J. C. McMath of town. Mrs: George Lavis and 'Miss Dorothy ,Lavis, who went over to Detroit on the Greyhound last week, returned 'Thursday by motor with Mr. J. B. Lavis. Mrs. R. E. Manning and. Miss Helen deft' Tuesday for Denver, Col., where they will visit with Mrs. Manning's people for a . couple of months. • Me. and Mrs. Percy Hibbert of Toron- to and Mr. Frank'Hibbert of God- erich' were in town last week, ow- ing to the death of their mother, the late, Mrs. S. S, Hibbert. Mr. and Mrs. •George Willett of De- troit spent several days as the guests of Mr. end Mrs. A. 0. Patti- son last week, i'eturning on the Greyhound -on Friday last. Mr. Joseph and Miss' Ida Taylor of Science Hill visited Stanley town- shi.p' friends last week and also called on some Clinton friends. Mise Ida also visited at Walton. Mrs. Earl S teepa. nd family have re- turned to their home in London,af- ter spending a• few days with Clin- ton relatives. Mrs. 3. H. Johnston returned to London with Mrs. Steep for a short visit, Messrs. W. and -B. Willard and Miss- ' es Annie Shobbrook and Margaret Abplanalp of Buffalo motored over and spent the week -end with Miss Shoblireolt's parents, Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Shobbrook of the Gravel road. Mr. C. S. Peters, a .native of Banga- lore, India, who is a .student at the University gf Toronto; has arrived in town intending to spend the summer here. He is "staying with Mrs. Jas. Livermore while in town. Rev. A. A.'ltoltnes was in Toronto Mast week attending the 'ceremonies in connection with, the inauguration of the United Church. Mrs. Holmes and Miss Ethel( went down Thurs- day to be present -at the graduation of nurses at Wellesley. Hospital, when: Miss Helen Holmes took her diploma. • Di. H. F. Potter, who has recently completed his medical course in Toronto University, is spending a couple of weeks at his home in town before leaving for New York, where, he will, take a inosition as HousesSurgeoii in the Peck Mem- orial Hospital. Our young Hien, as soon as they finish their training, seem "to find spheres of usefulness les a'' i aloes The season for Strawberries and Tornataes has commenced. Strawberries wi-il be later and probably a light crop.. Leave your order with us early for Canning: Tomatoes are .imported and reasonable in price at'25c per ib. - Hot House Tornatoes from Leamington are delicious. We will •have big quantities_off Tomatoes and. Berries if weather permits, for the week -end, Friday and Saturday. If you wish something real nifty and delicious with your Strawberries, try one of Bodley's Cakes, Marshrnallow and Iced at 20, 25, and 30c each. Cash and Service Friday, Saturday and Monday Apex Soup, per tin 13c, 2 for 25c Shin Plaster Tea Campbell's Tomato Soup each 14c Ouaker- Corn Flakes Loose Seedless Raisins Soaps-- P:` & G., Gold -old- and Comfort 17 for $1.00 Rolled Oats 6 lbs. 25c Infant Delight Soap Loose. Cocoa 65c 3 for 28c 10 lb. $1.00 4 bars 25c per lb. 10c Tomatoes, Beans, Strawberries, Asparagus, Lettuce, Onions and Cucumbers Fresh salmon trout, Fridays Something cool and refreshing, "U-Lika drink, in -lbc pkgs. Lemon, Orange, Cherry and Loganberry. In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. ' -In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order Early Cash and W TO'Neil service'.• Pho .e • 48 CURRELL & SHIPLEY Toilet Soap Special 3 bars. Infants Delight Soap for 25c with 1 cake free making a total of 4 bars of this -high quality soap for 25c. Secure a good supply while it lasts. THE C, & S. GROCERS Main Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Store, Phone -125 J. ..tee Londesboro Bruce ,ell. Miss J. Mains of Chicago is spend-. There passed away on Friday last ing her vacation with her mother. Catherine E. " Walker, wife of Mr. McKenzie had Mr. and Mrs. Richards and family John Mci�enzie. Mrs. i VI e motored to HensallSuriday. been in very poor health for about Mr. and Mrs. J. McColl motored to eight months and for the past two Woodstock and spent the week -end. bolt been- a great ngserbut she with all 'her sufferings with true- Mr. and Mrs. J. Armstrong were Chritsian fortitude. She will be much Blyth visitors on Sunday. ' missed in our village and she was a Mr. J. Carter was in London on Sat- kind and obliging neighbor. .She was urday ci member of the Union church and of Mr, and MTS. ,Ainsley are spending the W.M.S. The sympathy of the a couple of weeks with their daugh- community is extended to the be ter, Mrs. Hooper at Kirkton. reeved husband.' Three sisters ane Miss 'Washington of Clinton was the two brothers. also survive. The fan - guest of Miss Porter last week. eral took place from the church an Saturady and was largely attended. Mr.Medd of Trowbridge spent the The many friends of Mrs. James week -end at the home o£ Mr. J. Mel- Turner, formerly of this village, were ville. shocked to hear of her sudden death Mrs. S. Sampson of Palmerston is a at the home of her son, Wilson Turn - guest at the parsonage. er, of Toronto, on Sunday. The re - Mrs. Ball of near Blyth visited Rev. mains were brought here for inter - W. R. and Mrs. Osborne on Sunday rnent, the 'funeral taping place to Councillor Adams has had a consid- Baird?s cemetery on Tuesday. One treble lot of gravel put On the •dif- daughter, Mrs. Watt of Chatham, and ferent roads recently. ,. the song survives. One sister sur- vives in Calgary i• u` i,TA (Froin another correspondent) tT Mrs.. Helen, Quinn has..returned . from a visit with friends in Toronto. Goderieh: IJndge Lewis recehtly. Mloss of Thorold gave judgment in two a�apeals against spent Sunday at' the home of Mr. Wan. convictions by Magistrate ,Reid' for Ross. Mrs: Charles T. Gray: of, Walker- ville, who has been visiting at the Manse, returned hoihe'bn Tuesday. Mr. Clayton Dodds of Chicago is visiting his cousin, Mr. Joe Shaddick. Rev...James and Mrs. Abery amain - ponied by Miss S. Barr and Mrs. C. Gray, motored to -Toronto to,the As- sembly meeting last week. Miss S. Barr and �Mr. Barr spent Sunday with relatives in Bayfield. ,The annual gardem party of the Presbyterian church will be' held July 1st. "Clinton iClty Band will be in at- tendance. Arrangements for a good program have been; made. Mr. Harold ,Tohnstbn of the Bank of Toronto, London, is hoiiie for his holi- days. Mr.: T., Millar has purchased a new Ford car. There` are sufficient cars in Londesboro to take all the inhabitants for a motor ride. The monthly meeting of the Wom- en's Institute was held: in the Com- munity hall on Thursday, June 11th, with the president in the chair. The meeting was opened by singing the opening "Ode, followed by a short prayer -by Miss Porter and the Lord's. pray° rwas repeated in unison. The business was` ;then transacted, fol-, lowed by a piano duet by the Misses Brown, an instrumental by Miss Gladys Grainger and a quartet, and a reading by Miss Jean Holtzhauer. Then the summer speaker, Mrs. Douglas of Durham, gave an address on home and nursing, which .was en- joyed ,by all. The : meeting was closed by singing "God Save' the Hing." • .;here was an 'attendance of seventy-eight, all repaired to the basement, where an excellent lunch was seryed "bv the members of the - awaiting them. L i s._6: Institute, violations of the 0.T.A. In -the case of Harold Warrener the appeal was. allowed and the. conviction squashed. In the case of Lewis Penovics of Brantford, far an offence committed. at Seaforth, the appeal was dismissed. ti? l -r Ft'_, _ ! ti ' IF" • methsg u. � 1 •�° •ate is wanted by the ,housewife, we have it. We will be, pleased to have you inspect our stock. We have a number of oil stoves on hand at reasonable prices. Just the thing for this wart weather. All the men are now busy getting ready for ` `summer. See our lawn- mowers, rakes, hay forks, ;shovels, etc., before- you buy. ;sit A ins PLUMBING and HEATING' Phone 244 ,..:. For the Castle of Your Dreams ' 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 naturally want it furnished in 'just the right way. At the ,Clintdn 'Hardware and Furniture Co. stores you are bound. to find just the things you wantandat prices extremely moderate, too. Why' not drop in at your earliest convenience? P.S. For those who cannot shop in the. daytime we will be pleased to make appointments for evenings. Clinton Hardware and FurnitureCo. THE STORES Wrra A STOCK Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195 C� -op erative llarketiug We have a Co-operative Plan for the marketing. of Eggs and Poultry. Phone us for Full Particulars Also, that we may have your name put on our mailing list. GUNN, LANGLOIS & Co.,'Lhnited Clinton, Ontario • R. W. WARD, Manager. Wxrte,phone orcall atour Clinton ton office _ phone 190 , Day ... Night Phone 254'- Clinton:linton Bakery Our r°'read ' Must -Be Good Besides :.using the :very best 'sof materials 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 lbread'so pure, clean''. and sanitary that we can be proud of it. Thatis the reason why we are now wrapping and sealing our bread before 11 leaves our Bakery. "Our bread isnot handled by soiled hands or exposed bo' dust or any other contamination. It is clean and sanitary. , Demand Brown's Wrapped Bread and be sure of getting a quality loaf that is sanitary. BAKER AND CONFECTIONER Phone 1