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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1925-07-09, Page 8eeve;ror zr s.>N..m.r�xx rxa, CLINTON'S l:,E4° 1N S is the p1 JE dSTELLWic STORE y011° glasses You are always, sure of satisfaction All the latest styles at reasonable prides THE BATES' IN JEWELLERY IS The Ch4ker. from 45e up in beautiful designs and colors Diamond :R. i.ngs .. at reduced prices as low as $20.00for a genuine diamond ring your watch and clock repairs n1 aald: bet them' in reasonable t me, Don't wait foo niolithlx, RI . 4014NSON Graduate of Toronto College ,o'f,.Olit e ,retry ,Fine/Jewellery aridRepairs lsext 13oveys Drug Store • colioiny Women have ever had to choose between luxuryand econ- omy in matters of dress. Most invariably one 'must be sacrificed to the, other. But in Holeproof Hosiery are found the luxury of, stylish, snug -fit - Ling hosiery' and the economy of long service and moderate price: Holeproof pure silk $1.50 Holeproof silk and lisle and Silk and art, silk plaited $1,00 ElumsteeL Bros. P13ONE 25. ••••,,•,, • MORE BUSINESS Spent �5c We were not surprised at Jack; spending this amount for he is one of those ch,cerninry ,persons who knows a ba1'gain when he sees it, but Jill is one of those 'fellows who, making twenty-five a week, saves thirty. When he gets change for dollar he wants five quarters. That's why he parted with 35e and got for it 100 ;teats Linen Writing Paper, -50 En- velopes to match and a pen -holder , and point he knewhe got more than 35c worth. It figures out less than 5c a quire for the paper and 71/2e for a package of envelopes and the pen free. Autoom cumat ELL & 'S11 i1PLEY Toilet Soap Sp- ciai 4bars Infants Delight Soap for 25c with 1 cake free making: a total of 4 bars a this high quality soap for 25c, Secure a good supply_while•it lasts. • TJI E C, &.S . C ROCIIRS Branch Store, Phone 125 J., Main Store, Phono 125 W., To appreciate its advantageous price you should see it RAYOSO . syw 'The Ideal Summer Fabric" • COOLNESS COMFORT " iD'URABILITY ELEPANCE • LIGHTNESS ELASTICITY .STRENGTH The Cloth That Will Not Crease All Combined In RAYOSO Now is the time to get your' it a y o s o Suit for the hot weather. Also see our sioeciais in Greys and Browns at $52. Davis Herman VETERAN .TAILORS PHONE 224-W Waterman's pens thrive best:on wr • a'� Waterman: s Ink. Aagood'pen" is entitled to a good drink, la Stites ,aAIZDWARE i:.l_ Tlie W Do Fair Coes Often the Cheapest -Always the Best p• :d �,l�Wlmliuununummmnup�i Mises Muriel Parke of Toronto is vis- iting Dr. and Mrs. Gandier. Miss Bessie Chowen of Toronto is holidaying at her home in town. Mrs. 0, S. Hawke is spendipg a few weeks with her -niece in Toronto. Miss Washington spent a few days last Week 'with Holmesville friends. Mrs. John Armstrong of Toronto sient a few days in town recently. Miss Mary McTaggart of the Macdon- ald Institute, Guelph, is home for the vacation: _ Miss Alice Sloman returned Friday from a visit with her brother at Latchford. Miss Dorothy Pruden has gone to London to stay with her sister, Mrs, McConnell Mrs. Law and Master Bobbie and Mrs. Moore of Toronto are visiting Mrs. J. W. Shobbrook.. Misses Jean and Bessie Lindsay have returned home after .a visit at Niagara Falls, Hamilton and Lon., don. Miss Myrtle Armstrong of Grand amid is spending her vacation with 'her mother, Mrs. Robert Armstrong. of Huron street. Miss Lillian Potter left Saturday -to visit her sister; Miss Ruby Potter;' " in Providence, R. T., and will also visit her brother, Dr. H. F. Potter, in New York before returning. Miss: Cora Jervis returned Saturday for the summer vacation. She has beast teaching at Southampton and during the past couple of weeks had been chief presiding -examiner at. the departmental examinations at Paisley. Mrs. David Armstrong, accompanied by daughter, Miss Mabel, of Pilot Mound, Man spent the past week with the lady's sister, Mrs. Robert Armstrong of town. They will spend a coupleof months with relatives hereabouts, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Johns and family left Monday for Niagara Falls,. where they will visit relatives a few. days. Mrs Johns goes to Hamilton to resume a technical training course he is taking and Mrs. Johns and family will visit at Toronto and Rockwood before returning to Clinton, Mr. Thomas Archer of London is spending a few weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Rath, Huron, street, Mr. Archer has not been very well `all winter' and is not yet his old self, but it is hoped a sojourn in the old town will benefit him. He intends remaining until after 01d' Home Week, Mr. S. B. Stothers 'returned., home Thursday. IIe attended the ;annual, conference of , Agricultural Repre- sentatives at epre-sentatives'at ICemlpville' and also visited Montreal and Broekville. The representatives -visited Ottawa for a day or so, visited the Experi- mental Farms and -spent a time in the House of Commons the day before the' session closed•,''• Mies Christian and her nephew ,and ' nieces, Master Joe and Misses Har- riett and Helen Gandier, left Mon- day for Toronto: Miss ?hristian and little Miss ` Helen will visit there for a time but Master Joe and Miss Harriett have ,gone' on to Newburgh to spend some weeks with their aunts, the misses Gan- deer. Rev, S. E, and Mrs. MoKegney and. children and Mrs, Caple and child and Mr.McFadden of Ford, Ont., motored up on Friday and spent the week -end as the guests of 'Mr, and Mrs. E. Morrison. Mr. MoKegney preached the sermon at the anni- versary of the Blyth 'Memorial Hall on Stmday. Their many 013 friends Perdue MoKe �eV again, Mr. MoI e ne ywere pleased.to meet Mr. and Mrs. gave ;short address in St. Paul's ELEG.TRIG. WIRING church Sunday morning, PLUMBiNE • it 6 l A"Ak ^ : s t° ""..V1 7l:IJ SIS A jiBLY rites r 1v , `a :1:410.011000:.$'..:...#40f..: SALADS ---Apex ::Canned Beets, each Apex Asparagus, each Lobsters, per tin Shrimps Sliced Pineapple, Apex Tid Bits FOR WEDDINGS Seedless Raisins Currants ,r Dates, sugared Peels,_ assorted, Candied Cherries, 2 lbs. for 25c 2 lbs. for 35c. 2 pkgs. for 35c per lb. 60c 1.11 S 30c 30 and 50c 30 and 50c 30c �.. 35c 35c Nu -Jell all flavors .. Plain Gelatine Mapleine Flavoring Marshmallow Topping per lb. 60c Olives 3 pkgs. 25c per pkg. 15c per pkg. 30e per pkg. 25c from 25c to 50c Three Special Cash and Service ices, This Week Cocoa, per lb. 10e Special line Fancy Cookies, lb. 20o 3 pkgs. Corn Flakes 28c We will be unloading car of sugar about 14th and 15th July Special price by, the, bagfor cash in two, three and five bag lots Fresh trout, Tuesda,Xs and Fridays In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. • In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.A1 p.m. Kindly Order Early T.' -O'Neil Cash and Service W Ph vine 48 1 • Countless Electric irons have been sold because' Electrical hien have faith in them and communicate their enthusiasm to eustpmers. Electric Washing Machine $95.00 - When we acquire as great'a belief in" the washing.machine-as we have in the iron a great many more electric washing machines will be used. If the man had to do the washing we would not be able to supply the demand for machines. We are Offering a firstclass-machine for $95.00 USE YOUR OWN UTILITY -IT PATS Kippen. Mr. At J. Edgar and wife and son of Crowell, Mioh., are visiting at the home of Mr. John 'Whiteman. Mr. Edgar is an OM Kippen boy and a nephew of Mr. Whiteman( The Edgar family moved away from here many years ago . Wm. Ivison of the village and Henry Ivison of the Town line, Hay, are cousins. Mr. and Mrs. v Walker' and son of Detroit are also visiting`at the home of Mr. John Whiteman. Me. Chas. -Thompson is visiting at Mr.. Isaac Jarrott's.home; in the vil- lage. i Rev. and`Mrs. Lundy spent the holi- day • last week at their summer cot- tage at Port Albert, , Mr.' ,Arthur Porterfield of Flint, Mich.,' is visiting at the home of Mr;' Wdlfred Mellis and sister in the vel- sage. Mr. Chip Watson of Detroit, who is an old •Kippen boy, paid..; short visit to the village, . calling on his grand- father, Mr. Henry Shaffer. He also called on his mother and sistCr of Scaforth. Mr. Geo, Petty of Windsor, who ac- companied Mr. ,Cliff : Watson, was calling on his father and mother en the second. line, Hay. Miss Hay of Goderich spent, the holiday , at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hay of Tucker- smith. Mrs. Jas. McClymont is away on a visit to Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hubbard of Detroit spent the holiday at the home of Mr. and ` Mrs, Jas" McCly- mont of the village. Mr. and Mrs. Wim..Ivison'of the vil- lage are spending a few days with re- latives in Toronto. • / ' Mr. Thos. .johns .and wife and daughter, Mabel, motored to Oxford County on Saturday to visit relatives, returning to the village on Tuesday. Mr. Field, our genial station agent, who with his wife and family have - been away for a few weeks.'on a holi- day to Port Burwell, have returned, ItIr. ,Emmerson Smith, and wife and family. spent Sunday afternoon at the Lake shore. IF ' Something seal is wanted by the housewife, we have it.. We will 1be pleased to have you inspectour stock. We have a number of oil stoves on hand at reasonable prices. Just the' thing for' this warms. weather. All the men are now busy getting ready for summer.. See our lawn- mowers, rakes, hay forks, shovels, etc., before you buy. ptv•est.1 PLUMBING and HEATING Phone 244' 1, ruce1ie1d . Mrs. Reid of Detroit was a week- end visitor at the home of Mr. Sam- uel Reid. Mr,t"Frank McGregor is spe;tding his holidays at his homer hero. Miss Mary Gilmore is home from Cleveland and is the guest. of her brother, Mr. Hugh Gilmore of Stan - The Tuxis boys are camping in Bayfield this' week. Miss Annie Mustard is in Grimsby this week. Mr. and • Mrs. McQueen were in Goderich one day last 'week. ' Mrs. Hohner is spending a few Oars' at the Bone of Mr. -James Walk or, Miss Waugh, who was the guest of Miss Rattenbury or a few days �.�i.wn the H t+`me Stro tch for >'IId Home NAfeek Time is slipping so get your Requirements while our stocks are complete You will need, verandah' chairs, hammocks: hammo-couches, stretchers and mattresses to make sure your visitors have some comfortable place to sleep. Therewill be lots) doing to keep them awake, but they may need.a few hours in the morning, so be prepared. Don't forget to call on usfor the celebrated. Sherwin-Williams Paints for your homes. A Liberal Discount on Lawn Mowers A large "stock of Hay Fork Rope, Harvest Tools of all kinds, Garden Hose, Paris Green, Arsenate of. Lead. Consult us about your plumbing requirements'before buying Clinton Hardware and FurmtureC®. TH•- STORES WITH. A STOCK Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195 • We Pay Spot Cash for Newlaid Eggs and Live Poultry Now is the tirfie to market your old Roosters; old Broody Hens; old Ducks; old Tom Turkeys; also Yoang Ducklings and Spring Broilers. Aur price list is free for the asking, also our "Cooperative -Mar- keting" information. Waite us today, or phone "Clinton 190" if you cannot,cali at our Clinton. buying station yourself, • Your neighbor can tell you that it pays to cooperate". with us. Let us prove to you that we can pay a premium for quality. GUNN, LANGLOIS & Co., Limited MONTREAL, QUE. R. W. WARD; Manager Clinton Branch Write, ,phone or call at our Clinton office, Day phone 190- " Night Phone 254 went on to Ilddrton.for a visit. Mrs. Brock is home from Clinton, where she has been for a week. Mrs. John:'. Grainger is home from Kippen. She was called there by the serious illness of her father, Mr. P. Bowey., The many friends of Mo. Bowey will be pleased to lenow he is. very much `better. Mrs. Graham . of London was the guest of MTS,. D. Rouatt or a few days last week. Mr. and Mrs,S. Lawrason of Hay- field were guests of Mrs. Hohner on Monday. li:r•. and Mrs. T. II. Rothwell of Toronto are guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rattenbury. IlIr. and Mrs. Jack Kaiser and son John of Detroit spent the week -end with Mrs. D. McIntosh. Mr. and Mrs. R, McKenzie were the guests of Mrs. McKenzie's parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. Zapfe, Mr, and Mrs, Zapf° and two sons returned Home to Detroit on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ,McKenzie. They will visit there Coi' some time. Mrs. 0. Elgie of Egniondvillo vis- ited at the home of Mrs. W. Henry on +wa®® Tickets + for the CHAUTAU UA Can be obtained at any of the follow— ing places: News -Record Office. Wm. Aiken's Store Hugh"Miller's Store Miss-Cluffs' Store Miss O'Neil's Store Hydro Shop For Sale, Cattle and Horses 115 CATTLE All sizes and ages 2 years old, 1 year old, beef ringers:" Fresh cows and Springers A number of horses to be; sold at right prices Will have 120 sheep for Sept, 1 Several months credit. will be givens on any of the Above stock on funs -- 13-3f"' jly m, bankable paper., Sunday. WM. A .TOWNSIUEN: