The Clinton News Record, 1928-03-22, Page 8TIIECF,IN'OL
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CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELERY 'STORE,
MORS PARAGRAPH'S
APH''S
EXTENDED IN' TUE JNTERI;1
QF 1311SINESS
our Money's Worth , as the title;
,yen 2' book. Its subject matter is
economics, 'It's been 'bought ;by over
00,000 people, :gore than that many
have read it, Why? :L`ecause it is a
popular and useful' application of tho.
problerne,,people face in buying food,
clothing, .comforts and luxuries,. It:
is as nrterestrng as a novel, perfectly
frank, and contans"mucl , humor, It
is authoritative informative, enter.
taining. It's price is 02.00.
The handiest and best way to han-
dle a pan is by the handle and the
handiest and best way to spread ink
on paper is With a Fountain Pen..Ask
the man who\ kno't's one ' Waterrnan's
ifs the one in popular, demand:
TJIURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1 St28'
NEED CLASSES.
--If your eyes feel` tired, weak or strained and Johnston's Jewel-
, ery Store is the place to get tlrenr at the lowst possible ,price. Protect
' your eyes »ow—and enjoy perfect vision all your life.
Rad eyes are responsible for innumerable ills. Don't neglect them!
We will examine your eyes and tell you whether or not you ,
should wear glasses.
Glasses repaired promptly -changed -or refrained,
11
R. H. JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College. of Optometry
Foe Jewellery and Repairs— Next Hovey's' Drug Store
CR�thes of Qualit
'Choose your Spring Suit or. Topcoat, now and' be ready wfien the:
season opens: -
The =new samples ,arenow ready for your inspection:,
.Beautiful,New :Fabrics,'latest styles, same old prices.
We are' now agents' for' Tip Top Tailors, the largest one .price
tailors in the'world.
SUIT OR OVERCOAT MADE-T0.111EASbRE 224 00 -
Also the Berger Tailoring' Co., one of the largest tailoring es-
tablishments .in Cantida. •
High class workmanship and high grade materials and trimmings
are combined with low price to make this thegreatest value' in made -
to -measure clothing offered in Canada, 4
PRICED FROM $20 0. TO 250 00 -
Tip -Top and Berger Clothing are sold from coast to coast.
Plumsteei .-Br�.:
PHONE 25
Expert
PLUMBING
Work at a.`
Reasonable Price
4Yo g'tiarisiitee that our p3lifiiliiii¢ Work Will give complete satis-
facton andtient our prices are the most reasonable in town,
When you phone here for alumbe
p r you know that` the work will
be done right nd at the right price,
PROMPT EFFICIENT SERVICE, JUST PHONE 147w
Sutter & Perdue
PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC -WIRING .II
Phone 147w
e�waiv+�
Have Your
New Spring
sun
Made to Order
A man's business success—as well as his social success—is often
promoted by his neat personal appearance,
Nothing equals the effect of the custom tailored suit.
And it Bests no more than a ready-made one -therefore, it is
within easy reach of Fall.
We have a wide assortment of new spring materials, Come in
and look at thet -then make your selection.
Our prices are reasonable and: we will give you quick service,
.. Davis &Herman
Gusto at Tailoring t' Cleaning and Pressing
Headquarters For
QualityGroceries
Ye S
Groceries that you know to be clean, whole-
some and'fresh"add to your meal's a zest that
means better health. ; We combine quality, ser
vice and valt>,ey That's why 'we are grocery head-
quarters fdr housewives who KNOW Our stocle
is complete in every' detail.
Canned goods, package nrtidles, fresh fruits
and vegetables to suit the most fastidious.
Phone and deliver service;'' of course.' -
1 THE C, & S: GROCERS
Branch 125j .. Main 125w
Constance
Mrs: Roy Lawson and daughter
spent last week in Seafarth helping
to look after the- former's mother,
Mrs. Stewart.
Mr. and Mr's, George Paterson of
McKillop spent Saturday with their
aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mrs, Adam
iehoison.
•
fair. Jas. Mann and daughter, Mary.
and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Bird -of
Brussels, spent Saturday with their
uncle, Mr. Duncan Tudor. -
Mr. Alam'Nichelson's sale on Sat-
urday ,was• well attended. -Mr. Geo.
Elliott of Clinton was theauctioneer,
Mrs,• Moore of Toronto 55, Spending
a week or so with'her son, Will.
We don't know much about the tar-
iff;-but we know that when our towns
'folk 'buy goods out of town that -Clin-
ton gets the goods: and soine outsidl-
town gets the money' and -when they;
buy goods in Clinton that, Clinton has`
the benefit of both goods and money.'
Jack' Sprott may not Iike fat
Inci.;wife may not like lean
But;there's',one thing that they: both
- like
And that's a magazine.
Itis possible to prudently and pro-
fitably buy what you want without
rdading advertisements, but why take:
the risk. We try to make, our ade
tell of live and reasonable subject
matter and hope to create a continu-
ity ,of
ontinu-ity,of interest in them. Do they in-
tercet you ?
*sic has .'charms and we try to
keep up-to-date in our stock of sheet
music and folios, some, of it not so
popular as to"be musically cheap and
riot so classical ee not to be popular,
of course music don't need to have
charms if the'rnusician'be young and
has them herself. •
Coo"d buying doesn't necessarily
mean paying the lowest price. Qual-
ity is always the consideration of the
skillful buyer. This is manifestly
true if you have Window Shades in
mind. ` Oiled cloth and Hartshorn rol-
lers are the cheapest. although not the
lowest price. '
Highland Linen Note Paper: is dis-
tinctive You have perhaps 'seen
advertised in many of the better mag-
azines, well known throughout Can-
ada and United States as unequalled
in quality and value We have it, 84
sheets and 24 'envelopesin a box for
50c, or for 10e additional with "Clin-
ton, Ontario" embossed at head of
each sheet.
Haire you a handy Dictionary at
hand? Do you peed one? We stock
them from 20c to 88.755 containing a
complete and . colossal - collection of
colloquial phrases in current use, the
cost commensurate with current eon-
Iner4iai cpnditipps the use of one will
conduce towards inereased effective-
ness and.•deoreased defectiveness in
your understanding,- Your speech and
your writing on the Highland' -Linear
Note paper above referred to,
The W. D. Fair of
Often the CheapestAlways the Best
�Illl'II1dGilillllliiimminn1.1 Noe/LOA
Mr. and'Mrs. James Scott spent the
week -end with Toronto, friends.
Mr. and Mrs, G. D. McTaggart have
returned after several week's stay
in Florida. -
'Miss Maud W,atterworth of Toronto
spent the week -end as .the guest of
Miss: B. F. Ward.
Mfrs. J. Bonthron .of Hensel' visitec'
with Mx. and Mrs. E. W. Morrison
over the week -end.
Mr. and"Mrs. A. J. Morrish have been
in
Hamilton" visiting the foriner's
mother, Mks. J. Robb:
Dr, Gandier, who has been in Toronto
taking some clinic work the past
week, is expected home on Satur-
day.
Miss Murray of Toronto has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. T. J. Lind-
say, Broadview Farm, the pasi
week.
Mrs: F. W.' Hovey spent a few days
over the week -end with her sons,
Charlie in Ingersoll aiid Weldon in
Detroit.
Miss Flora Cook of Toronto visited
her parents, Mr. and 1Vfrs. Henry
Cook of North street, Clinton, dur-
ing the past week, having come up
to he present at the celebration of
their golden wedding. •
Mr. -A. Lucas was called to Brant-
ford on Tuesday owing to .the ;crit-
ical condition- of his daughter, Mrs.
Wilson -who was severelyburned
a few weeks ago. Mrs. Wilson
died the same evening, • •-
Misses-Linnie :N'ediger and Marjorie
McMath,- principal and assistant
teacher of the l3urwash " Public
school are home this week, their
school having- had to be closed on
acocunt of an epidemic of mumps.
Mr, and Mrs. Davis of Brantford
motored to Clinton . en Sunday to
visit the former's sister, Mrs. A.
Lucas, who has been very ill:: They
were acocmpanied by Mrs. Lucas'
threg,,sons, Lorne, Allen and Fred
also of Brantford.
Mr, Frank Bathburn returned to
Sombre at the end ,of -the week
having come up to attend the fun-
eral .of the late Mr: 'Thomas ,.7,
Lindsay. Mrs. Rathburn is remain-
ing, for a tifne with her mother,
Mrs. Lindsay. -
Rev. Mr. Graeey was called to"Toron-
to on Monday owing toa death in
his family: He will ,probably be
absent most of the week and ex
Deets' next week. to bring up ,liir
household effects and his wife,and
establish himself in the Baptis'
parsonage here. Mr.:;.Gracey has
been spending half time here :and
half' time at Auburn since takinr
charge of the two churches las'
fall. , •
re r'les a`
Big cash values for balance of the rr�onth. March cl2 has
bigmonth. Theseprices been
prices will move these
gods eluid,l(ly.
SPECIAL 23c SALE
u4 Ib,lbs.: pailGood SyrupRice, : ` ..
...... _,,..,,.,.. 330
3 lbs, Seeded Raisins , ",, •.
33c
5 pkgs. JellyPowder .. 33c
pg 33c
3 Ibs, Dates -. .33c
1 Broom 3
We will'talce orders forese -h 3c
t brooms to arrive
Satuirdday Nlarc0i 31st.
Special f br
C'hursday,; Friday
and Saturday
plcgs COrn
Starch .foie :25c
4 pkgs. Corn Flakes
5 cakes Gold Soap .
3 lbs. Tapioca .
3 tins Pork &,Beans . ...
4 tins Clark's 'Soups
3 'tins ;Dutch Cleanser ,
3 tins Ayhn'er Soup ,
a
• 33c
33c
,. . 33e
A NEIGHBOR'S RECIPE .
Lennon Corn Starch Pudding
Juice of 1 lemon, 2 tablespoons
cornstarch blended with cold water,
2 cups boiling water, '4. cup sugar,
whites of 2 eggs.
Put water, lemon and sugar on
stove and let come to a boil; stir in
corn starch and boil 10"minutes. Take .-
from stove and stir in beaten eggs.
Pour inmould to cool...
Custard: Yolk of 2 'eggs, 0 cup
sugar, salt, 2 cups milk, 1 teaspoon
cornstarch,
Special Sale
Sa
turday ..on.ly.
14 pounds
Granulated Sugar °:-.
for: $1-00
OVER 1'1 E WEEK -END SPECIALS
,2,- cans:Corn ............. 25c - 10 bars P,:& G, Soap , 43c
2, cans "Peas 25e 8 -lbs. Broken Sodas �'
2Bans-Tomatoes • 25c29c
Mazola -011 Fancy Cakes, assorted .. 29c
3 lb. pail of Lard . 35c and 65c "y„
LooseBrack . Tea,special 15c .1 bore Fancy Asserted Cakes ', 33c
. 650 - Saturday evening, at 7.30.
Head Lettuce Leaf Lettuce - Celery," Red Bananas
See our Easter Novelties, Egg Cups, Etc.
- IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m. IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 .m.
$ ORDER EARLY
Cash ail�d. �W T. - O'Nell Service® J , ®48 .
WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
Auburn
Quite a number'' of the Masonic
brethern attended the funeral of the
late Robert Huston of Goderich on
Thursday, March 15th.
Mrs. Thos. Straughan has moved
down to herown house for :e while,
Vii•. Clarence Walden has rented
the farin° of the late Mr. W. Potter
pf Blyth,
Mr. Wm. Dodds Jae leased Mr.
Geo. "Youngblutt's house in, the vil-
lage and will move: Iii shortly.,
Miss Ellen Beadle visited with Mr.
and Mrs; W.• Johnston of Nile for a
few days last week.
The Women's Institute meeting
was held on Tuesday, March 20th, at
the home of 'Wm, ,Chas. Howson.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Shaw enter-
tained a few of -their friends on Wed-
nesday evening
ednesdayevening last:..
Mrs. Frost of Detroit is visiting
with her sister, Mrs, Wan. Robinson.
M'r. and Mrs, R. Farrow 'and fam-
ily of Mitchell spent the week -end
with; Mr. and Mrs. J. It Johnston. .
Mr. Bert McGaw of Midland spent
the week -end at the home of M.
Sanunel Johnston. '
Coderich Township
Mrs. Richard Burk passed away
suddenly at her residence, Bayfield
Road, near Goderieh; early Saturday
morning, Mrs. Burk has been appal...
ently, in good health until an hour
before her death which was caused by
cerebral hemorrhage. ' Mrs. Burls
Was 49 .years of age and was the
daughter of the late Mr. and *s. R.
Elliott. She is survived by her. hus
band,,•two' daughters, and one son,
Mr. J. T. McKnight has .sold his
farm on the sikteenth concession to
Mr. Isaac Jones and intends having.
a sale• of his effects on March 30th,
117r. and Mrs. 'MeKnight.have only re.
,s,ided in -the neighborhood for a eou-
ple of years but they have proved
good neighbors and their removal
will be regretted.
The death occurred at her home ou
the 9th concession on Tuesday. of
Mrs. Albert. Cantelon, aged sixty-
nine years. Mrs. Cantelon was .only.
ill a couple of weeks; 'flu and knout
monia doing. their work quickly. ,
h ia, Cantelon was a native, of the
township and had, spent all her life
here, being a, daughter of -the late:
Henry Steep.' -She is survivedwby her
husband and a family of five sons:
Wilbert of Moose Jaw, Sask.; Lorne.
of. Indianapolis, Ind.; 'Roy of Stanley -
township; Edgar - of Detroit and,
Ralph at home. One sister, Mrs. Geo,
Miller of • Goderich township, also
survives.
The funeral will take 'place-'froiir
'her :late residence on Friday After-
noon the service to commence at two
o'elock. Interment will be made in
Clinton cemetery. .
Inspector Eastman of the Depart;
ment of-H0ghtivays hag been in •the
vicinity this week auditing and check-
ing up the township's road accounts.
Concert
in Turner's Church
A play will be presented' in
TURNER'S CHURCH, ON
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4th
Under the auspices of The Friend-
ly Circle class, Program commences
at 8 o'clock, sharp. Music between
acts. This is going to be something
special. Don't miss it. Admission
35e and 25e. $8-2.
COAL,!
D. L. and W. Coal and Sennet -Sol-
vay Coke alawys on hand for immed-
iate delivery,
Also a quantity of dry Maple Wood
Orders taken at Sutter and Per -
due's. and accounts may be paid there.
W. J. MILLER & SON
Orders taken at residence, Ontario St.
PHONES: 46w and 48j .
SAP
EASON
Will Soon
Here
• Get your Pans and Buckets now
and be ready when the sap starts ,to
run.
• au/J ns
Agent for Renfrew Cream Seperators
Call and get Prices.
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
The Vogue'Millineryd
Is now ready..with their .outstand-
ing spring and animater creations.
The :hats this, season are gloriously
colorful, beautifully' styled, striking-
ly distinctive. Ladies we invite,
your inspection.
The Vogue
Spring Oiitfftthig
'Here we are again; Spring ,just. around the Corner.. House clean-
ing time is almost here, we have everything the Housewife wants to
beautify. her home, ,
MURESCO
for a good wall finish, • S -W -P flat'tone for the wall.
FOR THE WOODWORK
CARMOTE, MEDIUM GLOSS ENAMEL, CARMOTE FLOOR
RNAMEL AND VARNISH STAIN
BERRY BRUSHING ,LACQUER
One of the Best Brushing Lacquers on the Market. Just the
thing for renewing old furniture -Just like new. Anyone can use it.
Full line of wall and floor Paint and Varnish Brushes
SAP PAILS AND SPOUTS OF ALL MAKES
A Few Second Hand Ranges at a low Price
$MIXED NAILS, 7I'OUNDS FOR 25c
Clinton Hardware andFurnitureCo
THE STORES WITH A STOCK •
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
Quality — Setvice
Week -end Specials
Keiller's Dundee 'Marmalade
Redeem your 16 -oz stone jar reg 35c
Coupon with coupon 25c
Soap, P. & G., 10 bars... 43e
Ammonia, -4 pkgs. 26c
Soap Chips, 2 ib for.23c .
Lux, par pkg .... .,10e
Infants Delight soap,3 for 25c :
Corn Flakes, 8 pkgs... . 250
Canned Peas, 2 for . . ` 25e
Canned Tomatoes, 2'for,. 25c
Brolcsn Sodas, 2 lbs,29c
Jain, (Ras.) - 4ot oz, jar... 53e
Apple. Butter, per can .. 25c
Pure Maple. Syrup, qt, .. 75e
Choice Figs, 2 lb... ... 25c
Dried Apples, '2 lb, 25c
Choice Prunes, 8 lb. 29c
Dried peaches, per lb, 25c
Se`adless:Raisins, 2 Ib. 29c
6 pkgs.'JelIy Powder, cup
and saucers . 47c
LETTUCE, . CELERY, CABBAGE, , BANANAS,,' -
MARMALADE, ORANGES, GRAPEFRUIT.
. L. A
PHONE 111 PROMPT DELIVERY'
BUILDING -SUPPLIES
Lumber of all kinds Mall grades,' for special construction of any
nature: Also Gyproc, Lime, Paristone; Lath, Ci•eo-Dipt Shingles,
Plain Cedar Shingles; Hardwood Flooring, Doors and Window Frances,.
Doors and Windows-
Phon
88
Thomas; icKenzie Estate, Clinton
Onr Speciaty is Iligh Grade Millwork.
Residence, 61'