The Clinton News Record, 1925-10-01, Page 8CLIIV'TON'S LEADING JEWELLRY "$TORE
AftRIVED
ne Dispiato of DkailliCilli143
Ranginr,- in price from $25.00 to $250.00
good stock of Ever Sharp Pencils
Also Swan Pens --the best penin the world—ar,, moderate p0iees:
I also have the new Pompa>Comb—for Bobbed hair or Brush Back
Come in and have a' demonstration.
A few Rio Mio,Pencils left in both ladies' and Gents' style
at 25e each.
Ili ILL STILL FIT -GLASSES AT REDUCED PRICES 'THE
SAME AS LAST WEEK
® Ho JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Pine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store
uxury avd Beano
!
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
Holeproof Hosiery are found
the luxury of stylish, snag -fit-
ting hosiery and,theeeeonomy of
Boleproof silk and lisle. and -
Holeproof pure silk $1.50
long service and moderate price..
Silk and art.'silk plaited $1.00
Plumsteel .Bros.
— = PHONE 25.
SMALL PROFITS MORE BUSINESS
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Clinton flews. -
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THU,RSDA
• The increasing chilliness, of the
days and nights brings the folks into
the house .from the ,outdoors where
for months they have lived amidst
■ the bright surroundings of" nature. -
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L. W. CURRELL—THOS. SHIPLEY
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We, Ain to- dive Satisfaction
amt,
We require your cooperation, -
In other words, we desire therivile a of supplyingour rocer
P. gY grocery
requirement,•
Do us the honor of, phoning,' sending or'bringing,your orders to us
and we will assure you of careful attention,.,'courteous treatment,
prompt service and fresh, choice goods' at prices that will not fail to
satisfy.
THE C. & S. 'GROCERS
Main Store, Phone 125 W„
Branch Store, Phone 125 J.
ESS 'YOUR, COAT
shut out the penetrating storm
winds and,keep you warm even,
in severe weather?'
If not, 'why not order where
an ever coat of -seasonable
weight
TAILORED
in a practical style that will
give sevice several seasons.
You viill find` it ra "worth-
Whilo" investment,
How "about a new business
suit?"
We are scde agents in Clinton
foe 'Semi -heady Suits. Over
300 patterns in Fall . and: Win-
ter Suitings and Ovel'eoatings.
Dav,is
VETERAN TAILORS PHONE 224=W
is. the
2)9 -
Install arltica y s "Sunshine" Furnace
%i e
to . talk ,over
y®11r
Hcan.- ting- !1tm'
and get the most heat frons the least
ai n®nnt of fuel
Sutter
,HARDWARl1, PLUMBING
'ELECTRIC WIRING
Sunny skies, , sparkling . wavelets`,'
green trees, gayly plumaged birds
and brilliant flowers, then the in-
doors—no '-‘„exier
n-doors—no.'woner : the wails look a
bit dowdy and uninteresting. Let us'
bring some of this summer freshness
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into the house and store it up for use
during tlfe long wintermonthglby
means of new wallpaper, the most
economical wally covering 'known. It's
a, case of Beauty,' Service and Econ-
omy going hand in hand.
The W. .Fair Co
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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Mr. Arnold Vennak has gone to Tor -
tante; Normal.
Miss Eileen .Atkinson was up from
London over the week -end,
Misses B. P. Ward and. M. A. Stone
were in London. on :Saturday,
Miss Zenda Salter is attending Alnia
='College, St. Thomas, this term.
Mr. and Mrs,. G. H: David left yester-
day for Exeter, where they intend
spending the winter.
Miss Winnifred 'O'Neil leaves today
for Orlando, Pia., to visit her par-
ents for a week or so.
Miss Kathleen Livermore of the staff
of the Wingham ,Hospital spent
Friday at her Home in town..
Mise K. Parke 'left ' yesterday for
New York after spending a couple
of months with relatives here.
Miss- Carrie Pratt of Toronto spent a
few days last week as the guest of
Mr.' and Mrs.. -James Livermore.
Miss Arthur and Miss Inksater of
Paris visited the. Misses Welkin -
shave of town during•thepast week.
Mrs. W..3. Miller, Sr.,- has returned
home after spending a month or ;so
'With "Mr. ands Mrs. IL Rossiter,
London.,
Miss Bessie Irwin has gone to Hamil--
ton to -,engage in Deaconness worlr.
in connection with the Italian anis
-sign in, that city.
Mrs. (Rev. Dr.) Medd;of' Diu"tton and-
Mrs. Ainsley of Leamington, are',
• visiting their brother,:IVlr, W. Hiles?'
of town, and also Mr. and Mrs, J
G. Medd. e
Dr. J. W.. Shaw, Mr. G. D.MeTaggart
Mr. and Mrs. W. Brydone and M
Reynolds of .tloderich went to Gal
yesterday to attend the .funeral of
the late A. P. Gundry.
Mrs, W. Jenkins has retulmed from a
judging trip. She has been judg-,
ing at fall fairs at Shelbourne,
Palmerston and other places in
that section. Next week she goes
to Rodney.I
Mr. and NM V. k'.Gillies and Miss
Mar :5n' of Kitchener and Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Andrews and babe o
Toront8 spent 'the week -end at the
parental' home, that of Magistrate
and Mrs. Andrews. '
Mr, and Mrs. 3, A. Ford and. Mrs: W.
Piekard went up to W ingham Sun-
day on Account of thedeath'of'their
cousin, Mrs. J. ,Gauley,who died as
the result of burns on Saturday.
Mrs. Pickard remained for the fun-
eral on Monday,
Mrs. A.-Vateher and little son Chen
-
ter,, who have been visiting the,
lady's parents, Rev. A. A. and Mrs.
Holmes, at Wesley parsonage for
several weeks, left Fridayfor Tor-
onto on their 'return journey to
their home in St. Johns, Nfld.
'Mr. F. -C. Elford, . Poultry,, Husband-
man at the Experimental Farm, Ot-
tawa, visited Clinton, and Holmes
Mille friends aver' the week -end:
, Mr. Elford -had been in Chicago on
a business trip and just' ran up here
on his way home. 'His friends here;
are always glad -of any, excuse that
brings the . genial "Fred" hither'
wards. ,
Mo. John Torrance, Jr., and Mrs.
Cranston have returned front a vis-
it in Toronto and are . now with;
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Torrance,' Sr. They leave next
week for the west, the former for
Lethbridge, the latter for Port Ar-
thur, MVIiss Edith Torrance accom-
panies them as far as Port Arthur
for a little visit and little Misses
Joan 'and`. Edith Virtue, who have 1
been visiting their grandparents
here for some months, will return
withMr. Torrance to their Koine in
Lethbridge.
Cilult)n's
()eery
Of iOBEA• 1 5825.
his : is the Grape Season and will be short.-. We are Tilling al
our canning/orders this week.
he quality is the very best. Leave your orders today.
Early _Fall Fruits
Gash: and Service Specials
Ne r lt';i.1iies,
ew Puffed: Raisins
Seedless • Raisins
,Dates-:
2 lbs.- for 35c
per pkg. 1'5c
2<lb. 23c
2,1b. 23c
Three Pig Leaders, ;still on Sale.
3 pkgs. Corn Flakes 28c, 1.0 bars soap 55c, Cocoa, ib 1.0cWEEK-EN ® SPEc'IAL,S
Sweet Potatoes, Finnan Haddie, Beacon .Brand, Celery,
Grape Fruit
New Dutch Cocoa, per tin 30c
We are sole agents for Apex Canned Goods and Fruits
In the h)fornigg •First Delivery 9 a.m. In the. Afternoon First Delivery 2.30"p.m. Kinc)ly Order Earty
col
Gash and n O'NeiI
. - 4$
Germ -laden dust is in every
breath df air we breathe, •
The particles_ are often so fine.
that they cannot be seen even in
the sunlight.
- Dust grit and dirt in large'quan-
tities are carried into the home on
our clothes and shoes, and are
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blown in through open windows. ELECTRIC VACU1jt.M
andsettlein the carpets, rugs, up- CLANK
holsters, .draperies, etc.
They are deeply imbedded in the
surface when walked upon, and
there form a bxeeding.place for
germs. '
That is why you need a vacuum
cleaner in your lionie.
The broom was a gdod servant'
in its day, but the modern house-
wife demands a vacuum cleaner
—Why?
Because' .you Simply 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 mugs.
USE 'YOUR OWN: 'fITII,ITY—
IT PAYS
HYDRO SHOP, CLINTON.
CONCERN
,• ttCLINTON SCHOOL ' FAIR
t THURSDAY„ OCT..:8.
TOWN HALL, 8 p.m. --.
A programme ,consisting of speech-
es ,from -pupils in the Public $peking
Competition; Choruses •.by 'schools and -
demonstrations in First Aid will be
given. ,>•
Harry McGee, Auburn, Comedian
f
Hot
Fowl Supper
Wall be , given under the auspices of
theladies of St. Joseph's church in
their parish. Hal on
the evening of
Thursday, October 8th
will assist Beginning at 5:30
Adihission: Orchestra in "atte dance
.School Children, 5c.
• .Reserved Seats, 25e, ..Dancing commencing at 8.30
Under Auspices ' of Home and 'Scheel .ADMISSION -Supper; .50c Dance, 25c -
Club. and School •Fair Committee 24-3
Coderich Township
'1,6, Alvin Townshend left ,on Mon-
day
onday q'or' Toronto, where -he, will be
engged in research chemieal work.
The election is now the- chief topic
of conversation. The candidates"have
already' been eanvassing in . this' sec-
tion.
Miss Cora "Jervis from Palmerston
was home for over the week -end.
Mr: Glen Ferguson has returnecl to
the' 0. A. C, to take dris second par
Cbrn cutting and silo filling are
the order,of the day.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Thomas and fent-
ily-;of Guelph spent the week-end'wit]i
the latter's sister,,Mrs.'R. R. Sloan.
Mr,.. -and Mos. `Albert "' Harris and
son, ,Billy, ..,of Detroit, are visiting'
with the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. P. McDougall.
Porter's Hill held their school fair
on Wednesday of last,week, a large
crowd being in attendance.
Mrs. Emmerson had the misfortuno.
to fall and break 'her leg last week.
W(le hope' she willsoon recover.
Mr. and Mrs. T. Wurin of Zurich
.spent Sunday. at Mr. James Blairs:
Mr, Erland Betties oC Plattsville: is
spending. his , holidays at his home
here.
the
To replenish your• • supply of.
graniteware. We have 'all kinds
at good prices." Look ours over
before you buy.
T le time is coming when you
will soon need a new stove.
We have a -new one.,whichwill
attract everyone, and will be
pleased to show it to anyone.
awkins
HARDWAEE and PLU.NIBING
t.,, Phone 244 J
o'w•About Some R.eaa1 Comfort
Now. that the long, cool evenings are here you will .naturally.
spend more time indoors, so you may as well .be comfortable, We
have a wonderful stock of Upholstered furniture that almost spells
Rest.
We are offering special discounts .on Reed Furniture while our
present stook lasts.,.
'In Chesterfield Suites, Electric 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
Bora Furniture in all the latest designs ,and finishes,
HARDWARE
MORE COMFORT AND 'ECONOMY
We are sole agentsfor the" Beach Quebec Ranges and Heaters.
They are -the real fuel savers and heat distributors. Besides—
The Prices Are Right
We have a few good seemed -hand Ranges' and Heaters in stock.
R'El1E1VIDER—We sell the famous Brantford Asphalt Roofing.
The very best made. It is absolutely guaranteed.
Clinton, Hardware and FurditureCo.
FUNERAL DIRECTOR MONUMENT DEALERS
-Furniture Phone: 104 • Hardware 195
We ' Pay Spot Cash
f` Newlaid Eggs , and Live poultry. -
Now is the time to market your old Roosters; old Bens; old
Ducks; old Tom Turkeys; also Young 1)uckli.ngs and Broiling Chickens.
Qur price list is free for the asking, also our "Cooperative Mar-
keting" information. Write- us today, or phone.•"Chnten 190,- if
you cannot call at cur Clinton buying station•yourself.
Your neighbor •can tell you that it pays to cooperate with ns,
'LET US PROVE TO YOU THAT WE PAY A PREMIUM
FOR QUALITY
GUNN, LAIN. GLOIS & Co Limited
Head Office. • - Montreal, Que,
'Clinton Branch open each day from:7 a,m;'to 6 1i.m..'
Also open Thursday and -Saturday evenings from 7to 9 •
Write, Phone or Call for any further information you require
' , l . W. WARD, Branch. Manager
Day -Phone 190
Night Ph4ne' 254
sic Lessons
Miss Jean McMu chie,
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Pupil of Dr. Ernest McMillan r
PIANO and`THEORY' '
Apply at house on King street::
Phone 154
�. W'. Anderton
Organist -St. James Church'
London
Teacher of Piano -and Singing
Vacancies for Pupil's
Studio; Mrs. J. E. Cook
Clinton Phone .54
Sheep for ale
T will be at, Clinton stock yard on::
Friday afternoon and all day Satur-. •
dry, Oct', 2nd' and 3rd with ,a, choice -
load of ;young breeding ewes, also
several good breeding rams, Terms,
to'Stiitpurchaser.' " 25-1
WM, A. TOWNSIIRND
O. ,...
Pure Beekist:Cloyer Honey
Pure Beet -est Dark Amber ,Honey
.Pure Beekist Comb ]Honey
ALL STANDARD GRADE
WATTS, O'UDMORE & SCRI1IBENS::
CLINTON
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