The Clinton News Record, 1925-09-24, Page 8+f:
4:3LINTON'S LEADING JE"i4EI�LILYI STOI
T A RIV D
fF ilRe- DI`Piai ,cif Xamorids
Ringing in price from $25,00 to $ 50-.0,
" A good stock of Ever -Sharp Pencil,
ji
Also Swan''I'cns—the bet pen hn.th., woild—a2ihodente prices.
also have the new Pomba Comb—,for Bobbed Hair or Rim,s11 11 1ti -
Gome in and have a demonstration.
.4. lei Ko Mio Pencils+ left in bo4h: ladies' and Gents' style
at 25c each.,
I' IPILL STZ GL/eS$,ES AT REDUCED PRICES THE
SAME -A'S. LASTVEEI
R. ®rIN
Graduate' of Toronto College of OptonietYy`
ine Jewellery. and Pepa4s Next.Iiovey's Drug, Store,
axiwy and Econ�ni;
Women have ever had to
choose between luxury and econ-
omy in matters of, dress. Al-
most .invariably one must be
sacrificed to the other. But in
goleproof•' hosiery are ,found
the luxury ,of stylish, snug -fit-'
ting hosiery and the economy of
Holeproof silk and lisle and
Eloleproof pure silk 51.50
long service and, moderate price.
Silk and art. silk plaited' 51.00
Plumsteel Bros..
SMALL PROFITS
PHONE.: 25: gottE B f73INESS' .
L. W. CURRIELL-THOS. SHIPLEY
row r�
All. the Various Prices fresh for the Pickling Season. The vin-
egars are:of the best quality. Do 'not risk your 'pickles to inferior
quality vinegar.
Fresh quality goods at economical prices.
THE C,-& S. GROCERS
Main Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Store;.Phone 125 J.
APartial. I.' ist
of Cork,tnts,
O KatharIna'
I'll See you in my Dreains
No Wonder •
Will You Remember!
If it wasn't.44r you I: wouldn't be
crying now
Rock a Bye Baby Days
How I' Love That Girl
My Gal ;Don't Love Me Any More
I Had Someone Else Before I Had
You .
Jing _Ling -a -Ling
When the One You Love Loves You'
My Mother's Humming ;Lullaby
And Eighteen- Others 60e
DOES YOUR COAT
shut out ie penetrating sto ni
winds an keep you •warm a en
in severe weather? I
If not, ''why not order where .
an oAre rcoat of 'seasonable
weight
TAILORED
in a practical style that will
*.ye service several seasons.
You ;will 'find it a "worth-
while" 5nvestment.
How about a new business
suit? ..
We are sole agents in. Clinton
for Semi-Rea'dy_ .Suits Over
300 patterns in Fall' ant' Win-
ter Suitings. and Overdoetings.
"You Can't Go Wrong
With Any Feist Song"
The' . D. Fait Co.
Often the Cheapest, --Always the Best
Davis Herman
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VE `IRAN TAILORSPHONE 224-W
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If you'inutst think of rice
roofing'o
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lona Ma1will
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Backed 'b c hns-Manville Ina:,
with over fifty; years ;experience
in the :'dianufacture of, roofings.
Made of carefitllyselected rag felt
thoroughly saturated' with life-
giving natural as}iha�lts: ' ` •
{ ohms=Mahviila
Pilot Roofing
Quantity output and distributing
economies make possible the
production of this roofing, which
combines moderate first coetwitl
really good service.
We recommend the application
of Johns - Manville Pilot with
Pyramid Kaps, fasteners that int,
sure an absolutely weather-tite
job. Ask us 'about this feature.
Sutter & Perdue: .
Hardware, Plumbing -
Electric Wiring Phone '147w
Clinton Newl Recorr�l
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TII UR -SD.
EMBER 24,..925
a100
tember
Cash and Service System has enabled us to not only give
our Customers, .courteous personal" Service, but cash value, as
well..
Cash and ServiceSpecials ,for Anniversary
Rolled Oats 'balanee'of Sept.' 5i lbs. for 25c"
P & G and,Gold soap 10'bars for 55c
Quaker'Corn Flakes 3. pkgs, 28c,
Good Red Salmon ._ . each 30c
,'Toilet Soap, six,colors' 6 for 25c
• Nu -Jell" McLaren's Jelly 3 for 25C-
•Cocoa; per lb. 10c
o Assorted cakes, per. lb. 20c
L
Clarks Worcester Sauce
`
Marmalade, per 'bottle
Apex per jar
Raisins, Seedless
Large bottle pickles,. Anniversary price,:,
Tea • Good value
Tea O'Neil' s special.. . .
25c
25c'
35c
2 lbs. 23c
45c
4Sc
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WEEK -END SPECIALS
Sweet Potatoes, Peaches, c, Celery
We :' have received our first shipment of ,_ Apex fruit, in glass.
This is beautiful fruit and will not last lot
In the Morning first Delivery 9 a.m.
Cash an
Service
In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order Early
O'Neil
Phone
Mrs. R. J. Cluff loft Friday on a visit
to relatives in Winnipeg..'
Mr. Ray Carter left last week for
Toronto to attend Normal.
Misses Jennie and Rose Tebbutt vis-
ited in Condon last week.
Miss .Stella. Marquis, has • gone to
Stratford to attend Normal,
Mrs. James Scott leaves : tomorrow
for Boston to viisit relatives.
Miss Mary R. Stewart left this week
for London to attend Normal.
Mrs. Janes' Fair and Miss Nellie
Keane leave this week on (-trip to
• . the west: •
Dy, Donald E. 'Ross left Friday last
for, Los Angeles, Cal., where he
may locate. '
Mrs. E, Ward has returned from a
Visit• to her daughter Mrs. Orville
Jenks of Detroit.
Mr. Harry Ball has returned to Lon -v
don to r;sume his, studies at the
Western Univerdity.
Mr, John Derry spent a few days ii
London last week, visiting ,friends
and taking in'the fair.
Miss Eileen Atkinson has gone to
• London to commence a course' at.
the'Westerri University. '
Mrs. Isaac Barr and Miss Henry of
London spent the Week -end with
their brother, ,Mr, W. T. Henry.
Mrs. C. ,S, Hawke is spending a`cou,
ple of weeks with her niece in
Toronto. 1GIr. Hawke will join hex
%after Conference.
Mr. Clayton'Moorhouse left last weelr,
.for --London,' He comnlencds a
course at Western University, lead-
ing to 'a degree in medicine
Mr.' Stewart Scott left Baltimore Sy
Merchants and miners Transporta,
tion ysteamer, for. Jabksonvillei
Florida,, last week, going on from
there to Orlando,, Florida.
Mrs., Weeks, who accdiwpanied heti
husband, Who is operating the,,
evaporator, is remaining 'in town
\during_ her husband's stay. ' They!
are, with Mr. and Mrs. James Liv-
.ermore. "
Revs, J. E. Hogg,: A.• A. jfllolmes and.
f
C. J. Moorhouee' and Messrs. C. S.
Hawke, B. J. Higgins, J. B. Lind
say, J. A. Irwin and R. Et Manning
are attending' the meetings of the
London Conference of the 'united
Church in London this week.
Mies) M. A. Stone returned last Sat-
urday from Essex, Where she had
spent a couple of weeks with 'hen
family; 'lAiss Stone's mother. died
' a short time ago, she having 'to re'
turn hurriedly from/a- holiday''tri;i
west on account pf her illness.
Miss Hazel Elford of Ottawa has
been in town and at Holnesville
during the past week. She assist-
ed in, nursing tier aunt, Miss,;E-
Courtice, who last week undegwert
• an operation in the Hospital: She
• goes to 'Toronto tomorrow to spend
a few :days, before returning home.
Mr. D, Beacom and his niece, Miss
Webster, who have been visiting
, relatives for the past few months,
have returned to their home In
town. Mrs. A. W. Beacom of Hul-
°lett has been visiting :them during
the past week. Miss :Webster, who
has, been in poet health, is now ini-
prauing,
Mr. T. S. Livermore, who. has been
spending the summer on a nission
at Jenner, Alberta, 'ris spending a
week' at his home in town before
going to Toronto to commence a
law course at Osgoode. • Mr. Liver-
more thoroughly enjoyed his silm-
mer in the west, which was' -mostly
'"spent in the open. He met many
Norwegians, -Swedes and Danes,
who' are he 'says, a lino class -'of
Canadians. Mr. Livernire goes in-
to the law office of Messrs. Wal-
dron and Bolick., Toronto,
Germ -laden dust is in every 1
'breath ,of air we breathe.
The particles are 'often sp fine
that they cannot be seen even in
the sunlight.
Dust grit and dirt in 1'arge'quan-
titles are tarried into the home on
our clothes and shoes, and are
blown in through open windows
and settle in the carpets, rugs, up-
holstery, draperies, etc.
They are deeply imbedded in the
surface when walked upon, and
there form a breeding place for
germs.
That is why yott need'a vacuum
cleaner in your home. tr
The broom 'was a good servant
in its day, but the modern house-
wife demands a vacuum cleaner
..Why 2
Because you simpYy draw a
vacuum cleaner over the surface to.
be cleaned and the powerful air
force sucks up` every particle of
'dust above and underneath carpets
'and rugs.
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USE YOUR OWN UTILITY—
IT PLAYS
TA
ELECTRIC VACUUM
CL A",R
HYDRO SHOP, CLINTON
; J.. MERNER CHOICE. OF S.
CONSERVATIVES
At a largely attended convention
held at Hensall on Friday ldst the
Conservatives of South Huron chose
Mr. ` J. 'Jf Merner. of Seaforth, mem-
her' from 1911 to 1921, to contest the
siding'
in the coning, elee4t on. Sev-
er'al; were nominated, amongst. them
`tato' Clinton S'men, Reeve' 0. a Mid-
dle'ton,'president( of the
Association,
'ex-Mayer,D.0
antelen.. Mr..W.
and .
H Lobb, ex -reeve of Goderich town-,
ship;'and Mr, W. R. Elliott, ex-warden-
of
rr warden
of the county,' allowed- their 'names
to .go before the convention, ,but -Mr.
Merner had a majority.; on the first
ballot' . and on motion of,, Messrs.
Elliott and -Lobb the choice was made
unanimous. There were : present '213_
accredited delegates rand a couple of
hundred "others. Besides Mr. Middle-
ton' and Mr. Cantelon, Henry Horton,
Tuckerstuithf Alex. Neeb, Stephen;
II Salkeld, Goderich township;: W.
H Corisitt, 13ay; J. Sowerby, Goder-
ich township; F. McQuaid, 'McKillop
and G. C. Petty,,I4ensall, were .nom=
mated.
Mr. N. 'W. Trewaxtha,
South Huron, presided, 'President
Middleton being one of the nominees.
Stanley Township
Mr. Charles Switzer has sold his
house in Exeter, and has bought the.
Fisher farm on the Second conces-
sion of Stanley. He is already ilii
possession.
1l/iusi+cal"Progrn n°
Will be "given in the
SALVATION ARMY HALL.
.,p -sr Captain Kingdon of Goderich •
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPT. 30
commencing'at 8 o'clock
Everybody welcome
Conte an Enjoy a Treat
Admission 25e
n4-1
A Hot
Fowl Supper®
Will be given under the auspices of
the ladies of St. Joseph's church in
their Parish Hath on;
eveningQ£'
the
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tober,
8th
ur' da �
Th s
�.9 c
Beginning at 5.30
Orehettla in"attendance
Daneing`commeneing'at 8.3Q,
.A.DM'ISSION-Supper; '50c Dance, 25c
24-3
w is the
To replenish 'your ' supply of
graniteware. We have all kinds
at good prices. Look ours over
before you buy.
The time is coining when you
will soon need a hew; stove.
We have a new one which will
attract ' everyone, and will be
pleased to show it to anyone.
awkin
HARDWARE and PI.U.11:BING
hone 2
How About Some Raul Comfort
. p
Now that the long, cool evenings are here' you will .naturally •
spend snore time indoors, so you may as well be comfortable. We
have a wonderful stock of Ulfholstered furniture that almost -spells
Rest.
•
We axe offering special discounts on Reed Furniture while our
present stock lasts,
In Chesterfield Suites,"El ctrie Lamps and Silk Shades of all kinds.
It, will do you good to see them, as they are great values.
We also have a splendid, assortment of Dining Room and Bed
Room Furniture hi all the latest designs and finishes.
HARDWARE ,t
MORE COMFORT -AND ECONOMY
We erg -sole agents for the Beach. Quebec Ranges anti Heaters.
They are the Teal fuel savers and heat distributors. Besides—
The Prices Are Right
We have or few good second-hand Ranges 'and Heaters In stock:
REMEMBI0R'—We sell the famous Brantford.•Aspbalt Roofing.
The very best made. It is absolutely guaranteed,
Clinton Hardware and FurnitureCo.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Furniture Phone: 104
MONUMENT DEALERS
Hardware 195.
1
We Pay Spot Cash
Newlaid Eggs and Live Poultry
Now is the time to maiket-your old Roosters; old Hens; old ,
Ducks', old Toni Turkeys; also Young Ducklings and Broiling Chickens.'
Our price list is free for the asking, also our ;Cooperative Mar_
keting" information,, Write us today, or phone "Clinton' 190" if ,
you cannot call at our Clinton buying sta don yourself.
Your neighbor, can tell you that it pays, to cooperate with its.
LET US PROVE TO YOU' THAT WE PAY A PREMIUM
FOR,: QUALITY
GUNN, LANGLOIS ' Co:, Limited
Head Office ' Montreal, ,Que,
Clinton Branch open each day from, 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Also open Thursday and, Saturday evenings from 7 -to 9
Write Phone or •Call for any .further information you require
c a
ARD Branch Man er
Night Phone 254
Day Phone 190
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Music ` Lessons
Miss Jean McMurchie, A.T.C.NI.
Pupil of Dr:'Ernest McMillan
PIANO and THEORY
Apply at house on Ring street
Phone " 154
A. W. Anderton:
Organist St James Church
London
Teacher of Piano and Singing
Vacancies for Pupils'
Studio, Mrs. J. E. Cook
,Clinton Phone; 54
Evaporator Opening
The Clinton Evaporator, will be ops,-
erated this fall'. and 'will open next:
week. The highest market price`, will
be paid for sound apples delivered at.
the evaporator. Town and Weeks
the ,evaporator:
TOWN & WEEKS
HON
EY
Pure Beeleist Clover honey..
Pure Beekist .Dark Amber Honey,"
Pure Deekist Conti?' Honey
ALL STANDARD GRADE
IrATTS, CODMORE & SCRIBBE
CLINTON
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