The Clinton News Record, 1925-08-27, Page 8tl
N'S .LEADING II W'MLLIt' MIME
weicothe the Ola Boys and Giris
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onein and is s; ed o r sloe
lc s, Pins,` Brooches Etc
JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
ewellery 'and Repairs Next ITovey,'s' Drug Store
mammossamsm
oixtlry gad f
Women have ever had to
choose between luxury and°eeon
omy in matters -of dress. Al-
most /invariably onemust 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 .moderate price.
Holeproof pulre silk $1.50
Holeproof silk and lisle and
Silk and art. silk plaited $1.00
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iiimsteeF Bros.
SbLALT PROFITS
PHONE 25,
MORE BUSI�iiES$
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,. W.••.CURR 1. -THO SJ HPL Y
Pickling S
your
Branch Store,
All•the Various Prices' fresh for the Pick Season. ,.The vin-.
• -" ..
ems
eg ars are of the best tualit Do ,not risk i cies to inferior'
g � q y p ol, inF rior
quality vinegar.
Fresh quality ' goods t economical sm
q x a prices.
THE OCE
Main, Store, ,Phone'125 'W. Br tore, Phone.125 J.
RAYOSO
."The Ideal Summer Fabric" •
COOLNESS
coMFORT
DURABILITY
ELEPANCE
LIGHTNESS
ELASTICITY_
STRENGTH
The Cloth. That Will Not Crease
1 Ali Combined In
RAYOSO
Now is the time to get your
Rayoso Suit for the hot
weather.
Also see ,our steecials in Greys and Browns: at $32
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VETERAN TAILORS
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If, your children fail to earn honor,
ratings hi schooj `work. The home
must help the school. How <tfl this.
be done? What do pupils need most?''
Not scolding nor more pressure, not.
larger text books, nor more of them,
but they do need the authorized
books, Olean and in otherwise • good
condition, pencils ,of. fair quality,.
scribblers and other,, blank exercise
books to overcome scattering- of
ideas.
We invite you to bring your needs
to us where you\.will find a com-
plete assortment of general supplies.
Some special values that should not
be overlooked by anyone who his an
interest in* the value his dollars buy.
13e ready' when the bell rings .*
Tie �. 11 Fair o.
Often the•Cheapesh--Always the Best
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` D �°id the r oni l `of Sept, beg e will reduce our' large
stool O r e ins 'ire iudi a cap df Cane r t� i he lc wes
possible , lr ceS.
Tcelebrate our 25tH Anniversary we are Offering all our
Grocery Stock -at remarkable prices., We are unable to qu'ote
everything, these are a few, only.
G and Gold soaps,.'
Pails of soap, 'regular, $L55
Quaker Corn` Flakes
Superby Salmon, -regular .35c
All Re 1 Salmon, regular 45c;
Punt Sealers, per dozen $1,08
. Campbell's . • J it 1$e eaclf '15c
1Q lbs/45c
,6 for 25c
1Oc
25c
25c
5c.
SH
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SH AND; SERVICE :SPECIALS
10 oars 55.c
for $1.25 _ - Pimento and Queen olives.
U-Lika. Summer Drink
each. 30c
Nu -Jell; Jelly Powder '
Special for Our Anniversary "Sale•
Corn Poppers,
-Pop Corn, per pkg.
;Assorted lines"Mired Chocolates.
Broom"s (while they last) each
.Assorted,cakes .
'Marmalade, 3 ib. jar, only
Strawberry
Marmalade, Aylmer Brand
P &
Soused Mackerel. ` per tin
3 pkgs 2$c
"
:each 40c -
Rolled Oats
Florodor Toilet'Soap -
Loose; Cocoa, - per lb '
Smith's Grape, Fruit Aniyersary price
Bgdley's Lune") Cake, Anniversary price
.Laundry Soap, while they tast,
203
39c
• 1 10c: .
3 for 25e
each 25c;
1Oc
Ib. 39c
39c,
Ib. 20e
ja`r.65c -
jar 25c_
25c
MissItuth.Shobbrook is spending her
holidays 'in Toronto.
'1 .
Mise '1'I Wligle of Kitchener is visit-•
ing Miss Ethel Holmes.
Miss+Eleanor Kemp is leaving' • town
for Bruce Mines on Saturday, -
Miss Ethel Holmes; of 6linton,.isit-,
' ed friends in Wroxeter-last.week..-
Mr: and 'Mrs. J: W. Treleaven of
Timmins 'were nrt,own' on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs: George Anderson of
;Dungannon have been visiting' Mrs,
Argent.
Mrs. Win. Cassels of 'Potent° is vis-
iting for%a 'few ` reeks with Mrs.
Argent.
Mr. Bill Millard of Buffalo spentlast
week at the home,• of Mr. and • I1tt.
W. shobbroblt, •
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Armstrong were
in London attending the funeral of
`
Mr. Armstrong's.sister, Mrs. L'ucl;
er.
Mr. and Mrs, T. G. Medd attended•
the funerl of the late Miss Mary
Armstrong of Goderich last Sun-
day.;.. .
lir. and Mrs. Gordon •Johnston re-
tanrned to St.. Ctharines after visit-
ing with Mrs. Johston's Mother,
•
Mrs, Lovett.
Miss Annie Shobibrook ' has -returned.
' to Buffalo after spending her hell -
dais 'With her' parents;' Mi, and
Mrs. Wesley Shiobbrook.
Mr. and 'Mrs. `Fred Gillies• and their
daughter, Marian, 'ivhd . have been
with'. Mrs. Andrews- of town,, left
for grand I},end where they have
cot'tage.
Mrs. .S..i. Andrews And her two child-
'r'en teft on ' :Tuesday for Toronto,
where" they will spend' a few days'
!before ,returning to their hone in
Alix, Alberta.
Mr. and Mrs. -Terry, and their four
children motored up front, Elm -ale
and spent a b• few . days with Mrs.
Terry's aunt, Mrs. Chas. Iielyar,
Rattenbury street.
'4r, and Mrs. Meadows and son, Fred-
erick of ,Windsor and Mrs. George,
Garrett of Londesboro visited at,
the, heme of Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Medd last Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. McTaggart are
spending this week at Niagara
Falls; N.Y., and Miss Catherine
McTaggart is going on to Toronto.
to spend. Exhibition week with
Misseq, Jean and Mary Chiddey.
Mr: and Mrs., Wilfred Tanner left for
Wallncellurg this. week where ,Mr.
Tanner, will teach ,next season.
They have been visiting at the lat
ter's home in town, '.that of Mr,-
nd, Mr's. Wm. Walker for the boli-,
days:
Mrs. 3. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Frank.
Gibbs, Mr. and. Mrs. Ern. Lawson
and 'daughter, Isabel, motored' to
Stratford and got Mrs. Thomas
Lawson and proceeded to Wood,
stock to See Mr. J, Brown, who is
improving very nicely,
Mrs.. Greaves and daughter, Mrs,
Howe, of. Paisley, Mr. Wesley Howe
of O:A.C.,, ` Mrs. McBurney and
,daughter, Jean of Kincardine, Mrs.
Ben Switzer and daughter, Mis.
Albert Wise of Goderich were
week -end visitors at the home of
their brother, Mr. Sam Switzer.
Mr. "Claes" Holmes ''of Oporto, Portu-
gal, has been -visiting at the -home
of his parents, Rev. and •Mrs A, A.
Holmes. While Mr. ITolincs' head-
quarters are in Portugal, much of'
his work must be donetliro"oghoni
Europe, Ho . travelled to Canada`
by way of Newfoundland, and on
Saturday left Montreal .far itaver-
hool, England.'
In the Morning.First Delivery 9 a.m.
Cash, and
In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30Pm.
O'Neil
: Kindly Order Early
Phone
48'
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DEAR MADAM:—
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Sweltering .at a hot stove in`the'summer time is' gruelling work
and just because ,cooking used to be done that, way is no reason for
longer enduring such torture, .,
One might better revert to oil lamps and the horse and buggy,
for there was romance hi those things.
But in `standing before' a sizzling stove and moilingabout in a
superheated kitchen—none, abselutely none. •
But there is i`
s o m
anco in' the electric' 'fireless 'cooker—at least
'time, for it. w. _... :.•• . •
Famous novelists have pointed out that it. is instinctive with
women to sacrifice -herself for her family, but even the boldest, would
hesitate: to ask his readers to believe that the characters in his s
book derived any .Satisfaction from seeing "mother" .doing. time et
a hotkitchen stove, o
Indeed, ho would be hitting truer to the mark by picturing thein
as. delighted that she had an "Electric Cooker" and now could enjoy
the afternoonsoutdoors, while•the eoolcer safely attended to the ore-
paration of the evening meal.
We regard the "Electric Cooker" as one of.thel greatest ,lieoris
that has come to lighten the labors of housekeepingandtalce kee'
pleasure in demontrating• it. ,
We invite you to stop in the next time you are passing and see
this w nderfulservant. • „ .
USE YOUR OWN. UTILITY—IT PAYS
,° Cii%iton
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Atsburin
Mr. N. Robinson and family, who
have spent the summer '.with his par -
eats, left oh Friday for' his home in
`Seslcatchewan.
`Mr. Frank and Miss Ethel 'Wash-
ington left by motor for New Lisk-
eard, "where they areengaged: in
,teaching school,
The Harmony Class hell's weiner
roast on' the river flats on . Monday;
The Women's Institute held a
splendid meeting at the' home of Mrs.
A, J. Ferguson last Thursday. Mrs.
Cook, of London rendered a very
beautiful solo and Miss Walsh, R.N.,
of Edmonton gave a -very interesting
address.
Mi, and Mrs. W. Straughan .and
family motored to .:St. Thomas and°
Tharnesville for the week -end.
Mrs. Farquhar of Clinton is visit-
ing Mrs/C. M„•Straughan and other
friends. '
Wednesday' was Auburn's Civic
lu,liday:
Mr. and Mrs. 'Cook and family and
Mrs. Rhodes, •who have spent the
summer in Miss Pierces -house, left.
this week for their home in London:
Mrs. Gundry of .Regina visited
friends 'here last week.,'
_ Miss Thelma Roby. of Goderich is
visiting Miss Rae ltndrew. .
Mr. 'Geo. Raithby, while harvesting
last tveelc, lied' the misfortune to fall
from the load, breaking his collar
bone: -
Quite a number from this com-
munity left for the West last Priddy.
usic Lessons
Miss Jean McMurcliie A.T.C. M.
Pupil of Dr. Ernest: McMillan',
PIANO and THEORY
Apply at house on King street '
Phone 154
For- those who' like their pastinkes
wild the Canadian National Exhibi-
tion has an unusually attraetiva pro-
gram' arranged. In addition to. nth- '
er thrillers .there wilt be. ‘three„,; days
of automobile' racing by the 'dirt
track champions'of two continents,
CORN SUPPER
Good` program,
Holnresville Ladies' Aid
On ;Miss Acheson's . !lawn.
MONDAY 'EVENING, AUG. 31st
Admission 25e and 10e
FER,YBODY COME
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To replenish your ' supply of
graniteware. We have all kinds
at good 'prices. ' Look ours over
before you buy.
The time is corning when you
.will soon need a new stove.
We have'a sew one which. will
attract everyone, and will. be
pleased to show it to anyone.
HARDWARE ansa PLUMBING
Phone 244
Make Your fomes Attractive
We have the ;largest and best assortment of Floor; Bridge and
Table Lamps and Shades ever shown in this community,, which you'
are cordially invited tp, inspect. If you say so we will reserve any
pix them' for later delivery.
Of cottrse you know our -furniture stock is always right up to date
. . ; and Prices right down to •the Lowest.
Bring hi your, Old Bente pictures 'and have them framed
it is the only'way;to save them.
•'Ii4IRDWAUE°DEPARTMENT •
' You will be wise to look us 'oyer for your requirements in roof-
ete. We always carry a full line of the Oild• Reliable Brantford
Roofing. '
Extra Special Prices on Red Born Paint f1+ 1 7
Per Gallon .; ... d11. C
We are offering special tpriees on CoaJl Oil Stoves and Ovens
Screen Doors and Window Screens
Clintoriliardware and'FurnitureCoo
THE STORES. WITH A STOCK
Furtiiturs Phone: 104
omaiaimeallow
Hardware 195
eepoosszarmais
We
Pay- Spot Cash
5. —FOR
Newlaid. Eggs and Live Toultry
New is the time to market your old- Roosters; •old Hens; old
Ducks; old Toni Turkeys; also Young Ducklings, and Broiling C,kiickens.
Qur.,price lid is free for the asking, also •our "Copperative Mar
keting” information. Write us today, .or .phone "Clinton 190" if
you cannot call at, our Clinton,buying station yourself.
Your neighbor Can tell you that it pays to cooperate; with us.
LET US' PROVE' TO YOU;"TIIAT WE PAY A PREMIUM
FOR QUALITY
GUNN, LANGLtMS & Co,, Limited
Head 'Offiee = • Montreal, Que.
Clinton Branch open each day from .7 a.rn to 6 pan..
Also open Thursday and Saturday evenings from 7 to 9
Write,,Phone or Call for any further information you require
R. W. WARD, Branch Manager
Day Phone 190 Night Phone 254
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RONTO i
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Canadian ' National
Exhibition
Tor..n`
47th Atiaxiveranly
The Annual.
World's fair
Eclipsing anything previously
presented—Oniqque, monunienn
tal among Expositions,.
n . 29 -se to 1
inclusive