The Clinton News Record, 1922-8-3, Page 8TO
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CLINP9N'S LEADING JJ WELER,,'Y STORE
USEFUL PR EATS
The dimmer visitor's presenia will be easily chosen
if you call at Johnson's Jowalcry Store
full of Souvenir Pins and Brooches, also
Spoons, biiverwalre, Cut Glass, C7hina, Etc.'
A large stock of watches and • Clocks to phoolle 1i`Qin
(J(1st in)
Optical Goods and IVTotor Glasses—the largest and best
stock in town, Eyes tested free and entire
satisfaction .guaranteed
H. H. JOHNSON
Jeweller. and Optician Next Hovey's Drug Stor.'
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In warm weather it is not wise to
be an wrapped up in Toursei:C•, re
clinhig. in a hammock is much hot-
ter; It is a lounging comfort in the
open air and in sultry days will
help to keep you co.olA hammock,
a book and a shady nook aro good
companions, We can supply, the
hanuno,j and the, book. , You do the
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Fleet -Foot Running Shoes:
and Barefoot Sandals
THE LIGHTEST AND COOLEST FOOTWEAR FOR THE
KIDDIES DIURING THE IIOT SUMMER WEATHER.
- Try us X .
or ' hese.Iines: Our prices are right.
We have also some' very special "values in Kiddies sox both
short and three quarter length.
Special in Bath Towels
Five Dozen colored Bath Towels, large size and good
weight. Special price •per pair .�.7nn
-SEE TIiEM IN OU1iI W11J,D0w
Special values in •Ready-To-WeiV or oMered Clothing during
July and August.
Plumsteel Bros.
PI1ON1� 25.
-SMALL PROFITS
MORE: I:: f/SINESS �.
OUR- AIM
is t6 furnish HIGII QUTALITY GOODS at the best prices, and
to; give a :prompt'. and efficient* Delivery Service. , If there are
any complaints advise us of same and we will gladly make ad-
justnients-Satisfaction guaranttod or your money refunded—is
oto Policy.
We have. on hand a. supply of Redpath and other Sugars,..jars,
Rubber "Icings, Galvanized Rings, etc., for the _preserving Season,
and BestQuality Vinegar,, and Spices etc,, for pickling pur
poses.
We invite you to the Store to do your purchasing, or Tele-
phone your orders,' and ,take advantage of our offers.
1;c. 8 S. Grocers, . Phone .125
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alae Biggest .fan
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and the Smallest.
in Town
Will get equal satisfaction in
the fit of his clothes' if • our tape
line .has been around him. We
have a gent of pride in fitting
Men ;that other tailors can't
pleatie. It's the knoww how that
tells thettale, and • our ,experi-
ence end observation has given
us that. Come in and look over •
our stock of the very best cloths
. and try us tor your, next suit.
Prices ' range from $25 to $55
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THE':0VET'ERAN TAILORS
Opposite Town Hall Brown's Men's Furnishings Store
liot Weather suggestions'
We carrfy�a .full line of Electric
,
Toasters, Heat
Plates, 'Electric
Irons, Grills and Coal Oil, Stoves.
We also carry Fly Oil in bulk
bringyour can and we will fill it
for 51.00
.....,per'gallon. .
We carry Radio Parts.,
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II ARIMARE
Sc Perdue
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PLUMB/NG
The .D.Fair Co,
Often the Cheapest ---:Always the Beet
EYE PEC AL ST'
A. L. Cole, .Eye Sight Specialist,
an Honour Graduate of the Canad-
ian Ophthalmic 'College of Toronto.
Goderich, Ont, Office hours 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m, Practice limited to the eye,
The Misses Draper are camping at
+;, Grand Bend. •-:
Mrs. Alex. Butler has been visit-
ing Lucknow friends.
Miss Ruth Higgins has been visit-
ing relatives in Toronto,
Miss Agnes Walktr is spending a
few days at Grand Bend.
Misses Carrie 'and Ella Akam • of
Toronto are visiting their mother
in town. `
Mr. Fredenburg,of Toronto is vis-
iting for a few/days at, Mrs,
Bramfield se"
Mrs. Carruth visited members of
her fancily in Lucknow during -the
past week,
Miss Gladys Chowen of Toronto iso
hatolidhy'Bayngfieldat. her home in town and
Misses Belle and '.Winnie Draper re-
turned on Monday from a visit in
St. Catharines.
Miss Marlen Gibbings is visiting her
aunt and uncle, Dr. and Mrs.
Kay of Lapee; Mich,
Mrs. Chant returned last week from
a visit' of several weeks 'in Toron-
to, Sand: St. Catharines.
Miss Winnie O'Neil: is spending' a
few days this, week at their sum-
mer home
umvier'home at Southampton;
'Mrs (Dr,) Ferguson and' little
daughter of .I{incardine visited
Miss Aauy Howson en Friday last.
Mrs, J. G. Steepe and Miss Aph-
raw Steepe are spending a few
days with friends in Gederich and
Nile.
Mr:. and Mrs, W. N.' Manning of
London were week -end -guests .of
Mr. and Mrs. R. E, Manning of
town. •
Mrs. , James Scott and Miss Jean,
Scott were in Detroit -this week
attending the funeral of Mrs,
Morrison: •
Ming Cela Beacom of Toronto has
been ,visiting. relatives in town and
is. going to spend some time -at
,Bayfield, -
Mre. Lovejoy and. daughter, IVitss'
Hope, of Jjamestown, N.. Y., have
been visiting Mr. and Mrs, M.
T. .'Corless.
Miss Gertrude 'Wallis, who has been
doing Chautauqua work for a mon-
th 'or so, is new holidaying at her
home in town.
Mr. Ephraim Brown left Monday for
Rockport; N. Y,, taking a load
of choice sheep from the Snell
farm. ill Hullett.
Mrs. H. Fitzsimons, and Masters
Ross and Norman are spending a
few weeks with relatives in 1—
Iib-Bert and Fullerton.
Mrs. (1)r.) D. E. Rods of Swift.
'Current, Sask., arrives this week
to visit her parents, Mr, and
Mrs,
W. T. O'Neil.
Mrs. Win. Heantan of London and
Mrs. H. Dickson'of Toronto who
are holidaying in Goderich; spent
the week -end at Wesley' parson -
Mr, Chas:. Coats of Chicago visit••
ed his sister; Mrs.C .• G,..Middle-
ton of the Huron Road, last week
and called on many olcl friends
here..
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott and Mrs.
Ballantyne, who have been vis-
iting their niece, Vire. Hairy
Bartlitf, returned ' on Monday to
their home in London.
Mist Earbara'McIver hasreturned
from a very pleasant trip- down
the St. Lawrence,' She went with
a party, one of whose was,Miss
Ellis, a member of the C - I; taff,
Mr. and Mrs, M. .T Corless and
children and Miss Neva and Mas-
ter Orville Jinks, visited ''l'rienda
at Science Hill 'over 'the weetr-
end, Master .Benson Coxless,
who had been holidaying there for
some weeps, returned home with
them,
Mr, and Mrs. Ogle Coeper and
Misses, Prances •arid Norah motor-
ed down from Collingwood oh Fri-
day and spent the week as the
guests of the former' sister, ,Md.
, •.Merxislt,;:iss ;1Vlznnie,
'Cooper tteepm Shied theist' ha fait
as Toronto; Lodi y olid° returns Sat.
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Mr,. and 'Mrs. R., Stark. of Mel-
bourne, Fla,, and Mr, and Mrs;
.:Fred Stark and children of Tor-
onto, who have been °Visiting
at the home of Mr., 7 outer,
Ilolmesville, and with Nir. ,encu
Mrs, 1 G. Medd of Clinton, lent'
pri Idriday to visit :friends at Til-
sonburg tbefore retnriiing to their
honks,
Tea Special Regular 60c our price 45c per ib.
Macaroni: Special; inade from
highest quality wheat 2 1bs,25c:
Sugar, Pure Cane, by the bag
We have unloaded ourcar and
still have a special price by the bag
Grape Juice ., 35c,
Family-ade 35e,
Lhne juice.....350,
Lemonade powde, .... 25e.
13 lbs pure Cane sugar for• 99c
Magic Baking Powder 35c. -2 lbs. bulk Cocoa .:.25c, So as; Gold, P. & G, 10 bars' . 69
Royal B. Powder, large scab 55c. 2 pkgs. Minutd Tapioca,::;.,, 25e. Peanut c
Forest City Baking Powder ; 15e. Cextc Sure to Tell Butter per lb., ,,,. 25c,
( ) 40e.
Lenton crisp biscuits per �1b 18c
Salmon per tan . , ..: 15 and 20e. Bodley's Sponge Cakes at & 20c. 3Jelly Powders
Kippered .Snacks ., .. 7de.` f Fruit Calto..,, 40 and 50cts per lb, 3 Fun to .Wash ;, 25e.
Pilchards 19c, 3 lbs.- Rice r , .. 25c.'
lac. 6 Soap 'Chips' .,... ,. 25e.,
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See our •special. •window display. -,of gladiol is next Saturday
evening, grown by Mr. J.' Cook.
Cash & Carry• Phone
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London Road
Mn. and Mrs. G. B. Hanley spent,
Sunday in Woodstock.',
Mr. and Mrs. S Chowen and fam-
ily spent Sunday as the guests of
Mrand Miss Waldron.
Mrs. Hart and Master Jack- of
Winnipeg are visiting Mrs, Harts
sister„ Mrs. Davison.
Misses Marjorie and Alice Davi-
son are holidaying with their moth-
er, Mrs. Davison Both are grad-
uate nurses, Miss Marjorie having
just graduated from a Winnipeg
hospital and Miss Alice -from St.-
Jnseph'e, London.
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Lay-
ton, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Layton,
IVIrs. R. Pepper and Mr. and Mrs. 4,
F. Layton of; Clinton motored down
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to Parkhill Sunday and spent the day„
with friends,
-..Everybody is pleasod, to have tele -
Phone. conriection
ele-phone.connectioii again, It was too
.much like beingshipwrecked oir a
desert island to be unable to speak
to one's next door neighbor.
Holnnesvlie
Miss Grace Braeeyyis visiting her
uncle and 'aunts, Mr. "Harry Tebbutt as
and .the Misses Tebbutt.'
Mrs, Frank McDonald • and two
children have returned home after et
a two weeks' visit with friends in De- 4
troit. ''
MPs. pouglas of Niagara Falls so
visiting ler nice .Mrs..: S. R. Mc- et
Math, and other friends' hereabouts. 4
Mrs. Proctor expeets'•to return to i
her home in Detroit on , Saturday AK
after spending -a fortnight with her
daughter, Mrs. (Dr,) Painter. 4
Miss• Winnie Jervis of Clinton 4
spent the week -end with relatives
and friends in Holmesvilie,
Mrs. Burnett returned on Tues-
day to her home in -Toronto after a o
four weeks' visit :with Mrs. Walter 4
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andhiirety .newing old friendships in t`ie
Tito prayer meeting and Epworth • 4
League have, been:'united/for the re •
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maincler ofthe summer in the Meth a
odist church,
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There is a distinctiveness
and style about our furniture
that adds .beauty and conn-,
fart to any home,
Summer Furniture
Verandah Rockers
.Verandah Chairs
Lawn Seats,, Etca
We'can supply you with all
the requiremonnts'for that
painting.
Paints,and Brushes
Varnishes, Stains, Enamels
Step Ladders
b'Cedar' Mops
and PolishestP
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Gramophones' and. Records
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�'Niell' opera
llarth'varo and Furiiitre
Opens Next Week
Fri., Sat., Mon., Tues.,
Aug. 11, 12, 14, 15
PLAN;TO TAKE IT IN
The prograan is an exceptionally
good one.
The Community reaps the benefit
of any surplus over expenses, 25 pre -
betels • go toward, hospital,
It pays to buy' a season ticket.,
''Tickets, including war tax, /2,20.
Childrons''tickets, 41.10
Eight high elites entertainments
for 42,00 is good buying,
Single aditiissions afternoon 35e„;,
evening .50e., Pinynight 75c.
Tickets may be procured at Fair's,
Cluft s and O bI it s of :Orono any mein,
ber of the Girls' Auxiiiitryr
Vacation Time
Insist on using" our
Crernalt Bread
The only loaf for all „your, sand
wiches, -
Aslc your Grocer
City Dairy Ice, Cream
BUSINESS MOTTO—SERVICE
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Biline 204 The Baker
WHY LIGIi'I' 'BM?
} tourist vonohes for the truth oI'
the aollewing police notice which
was seen posted up in Ireland: "tin -
til farther notice every.. vehicle must
tarty a light when aarknoss begh'ts,
Dm:ltnose begins when the lights -ore
lit.,'
Women and 'C➢ris •
The Clinton Knitting Company Limited' have a number of pos-
itions tooffer girls and women' to learn Knitting," Looping, fin-
ishing and. other operations belonging to the manufacturing of
Fine Hosiery,
In the field of opportunity a Knitting Mill oilers the greatest '
ad a to es.
1 Tt is a well known fact that no good 'knitter or looper need
ever be out of employment,
2- The wages: etarned at this trade are high,
2 Reasonable,hours, pleasant and sanitary surroundings,
0 Freedom from nerve racking Clanking of machinery used in
other textite factories,
'5 If you learn your 'business here, where we make the finest
grade of goods, you are egeipped to take a position anywhere,
6 Wo pay you while you are learning;
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7 We "employ t areful an capable teachers to teach you a highly
remunerative 'trada,
Wo. aro open to receive unlimited applications and Will take
on the applicants•. in the order in which they apply,
Apply at the
Prices of TheClinton Knitting Co.
WINO
NEElectrician
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EMetrie !Ranges, FUtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans >di d other,
Appliances
Winn end Rept airs.
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