The Clinton News Record, 1928-04-05, Page 8T
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THURSDAY,, APIRIL 5, 152
CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELEIZY S3'Oi E
NEED
ASS
-If your eyes feel tired, weak or strained and rehnston's Jewel-
er- Store is the place to got them at the lowst possible price. Protect
your eyes now --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 'Well' ;'lasses.
Giassel xk?tiiretl prom zt1 y -Chan ed --•or rel',
# 1 b � /aired,
.• Ha JOHNSON
Graduate of -Toronto College of Optometry
ineJewellery and Repairs 'Next HoVey's Drug Store•
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Choose your Spring Suit or Topcoat now and be ready When the
season opens. ,
The .new Samples are now ready for your inspection,
Beautiful New Fabrics, latest styles, same old prises.
We are now agents for Tip Top Tailors, the largest one price
tailors in the world.
SUIT OR OVERCOAT MADE -TO -MEASURE .$24 00
Also the Berger Tailoring Co., one of the largest tailoring'es-
tablishments in Canada.
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High class workmanship and high grade materials and trimmings;
are conbined.with-low price to make this -the greatest value in made -
to -Measure clothing offered in Canada,
PRICED' FROM $20 00 TO $50 00
Tip -Top and Berger Clothing are sold from coast to coast.
umsteel Bros.
PHONE 25,
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.And ww ilii' it0 ci301is0 we gfeet Clic
buds, the swelling' of the. sap. and*all
the other things of which the poets.
sing..' It is the coining of Bears from
!hibernation, the waking of .the earth,
the decorating of your home with
Wa11 Paper than which there is noth-
ing that adds - so much beauty at so
little' cost ,it '.takes ,an•. artistic and.
beautiful interior and has redeemed
and glorified Many a .dark and chis
anal room. It is the logical selection
in full confidence that no artistic ef-
fect will be lost in application. _It it
the finished product of a high paid
artist ant unlike n1anyrmediums for
decorative wall treatment, it is, -'not
dependent for its /interpretation' on
those who do not know what is :min
utely proper.
.Human -nature . cravesfreshness
and variety and the home is no ex-
ception, emerging from the dullness
of :winter, the -easiest way to attain
it is to repaper your walls with such
as - will proclaim the freshness. of
spring.- Do you, know any decora,:
tive .material,for walls that it is as
easy to, anticipate *h finished effect
or provides, an equal; variety oftex-
ture design and colouring .or can be
obtained to match or=harmonize with
the other furnishings of your home.
Regarding prices—We have in
hmiteil cluantites for;, quick disposal
10 patterns at•5c "` 17 -patterns at 7c,
and 'our next price is; 10c with 28
Patterns, then 12'4ze, •15es 20e, 25c
and; thus advancing to; $1..00' per roll.
Wall Paper Makes the 'Home Walls
Smile.., • •
Tile -W. D. Fair Ca.
Often the Cheapest -Always the Best
Early-.
Fin•
is the best time to do your painting,
We carry a full line of the, highest grade paints, varnishes,
byushea and `everything for one who wants to do their own home
painting„ ...
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The quality.. of our paints and brushes is -'the very best` obtain-
able 'at prices that are the very lowest,
TRY OUR RARRLED'SUNLIGHT—THE WHITEST PAINT MADE
Sutter & Perdue
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PLUMBING 'HART/WARE ELECTRIC WIRING
, Phone 147w
AMIIIIIMENOM1.4•10.119,•.:061..611.21930.
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business success—as Well aS Mii SoCiat gleam—is often
promoted by his neat personal appearance.
Nothing equals the effect of the custom tailored suit,
And it costs no' .morethan a:_ready-made one—therefore, it is
within easy reachof all.. -
We have a wide assortment of new spring materials. Come in
and look at them—then make your selection,
. Our prices ai'e reasonable -.and we will give you quick service. 1
Davis . er .n
.Custom Tailoring
Branch 125j
Cleaning and Pressing
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Our rapid delivery service isonly onex
oI the reasons you. will enjoy trading.. here.
You get' whatever you need in grocer-
ies in a jiffy.
' Our prices are always Iow for the High
Grade` Groceries we carry, . "
Very Best Fresh Butter, Strictly Fresh
'Egg's;, Best . Quality Coffee, Pure Maple
Syrup, Choice Bacon,
THE er -s.. r KE S
Main';1Sw
1ticVittie in the Lord's prayer. AiW
ter .the bus' wast t d th
Loatries]oro
Mr. Frank ..Campbell, son.' of the
late James Canhpbell;lras.rettirnfd.'to
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his home in Winnipeg:
Mrs. Edmund Cravvford is- visit •
Firs her daughter, Mit: A. S.,,K:nnkel,.
Niagara' Falls.
',IIIiss Marjorie Lyon, . nurse -in -
.training the Sick Children's Hos-
pital, Toronto, is visiting her: par -
Miss Ruby Ir"win was - in Toronto on
Monday. •
Mrs; Foote of Toronto is visiting her.
parents, Mr. and Mrs.. J. Torrance,
Mfr. and Mrs J. Barton of Goderieb
called on' Clinton friends on -Sun-
day last.
Miss Clete Ford of the :Alma College
staff is home for the Easter va-
cation. " -
Mrs. 'Dipple of Renfrew is visiting
her W.
Potter.rents
parents, r. and Mrs. 0 -
Mrs. C. H.,Bartliff has returned from
a visit in Toronto, Oshawa and
Preston.
Mr, John Gibbings . of London .Uni-
versity is home for the Raster
vacation.
Mxs. James Livermore visited Rev,
C. J. and Mrs. l Poorhouse of Exet-
er on Saturday.
Miss A. Bartliff of Aurora' is spend-
ing the Easter vacation at her
home in town. '•
Mrs. W. T. Heilman has returned
from a visit with her sister, >Mrs,
Quinn of Toronto.'
Mrs. J, E, Brooks of Mitchell visited
her parents,' Mr. and Mrs. ,Win.
Cantelon, last week. _
Mr, and Mrs. G. A. Walker leave
this afternoon to spend the Easter-
tide with Hamilton friends.
Mr. Edgar Maguire left Tuesday to
spend several weeks in' Philadelphia
New York and Atlantic City.
Mr. E. H. Keen has returned to the
west after spending the winter with
his sister, Mrs. J. W. Shobbrook,
Misses Eleanor and Jean Plumsteel,
Eileen Atkinson and • Ruth Ball of
!the -University of Western Ontario
are home for the Easter vacation.
Rev. L. C. Harrison motored Rep.
Canon Hewett, who had been' con-
ducting a mission in St. Paul's,
church for a week,•to Hamilton af-
ter the morning service on Sunday
last,
14Zisses Mary and Jean Macausehie
were called home from Toronto on
Friday owing to the serious illness
of their father, the late JamesMae-
Murchie, They will remain for a
time.
lVlr, George Warning and his daugh-
ter of Regina and Mr, ,'red Warn-
ing of"Strathcona, have been visit
hag their sister, Ibirs. G. A. Crooks
of the Base Line: Miss Warning is
remaining for a time with her
aunt.
tuspendned. 'ding the winter -in Blyth, has re.
Mr. and Mrs. James Elsley -Mrs. J
Tamblyn and Mrs. P. Tamblyn attend-
ed the funeral of the late W. Stan-
ley in Clinton on Sunday,
Mr,: Frank. Tamblyn is visiting his
brother, Will Tamblyn of Toronto,
this week.
1110, and Mrs.` Alex. Stewart at-
tended- the funeral on Saturday of
the latter's uncle, Mr, Dutchbur:n of
Stratford. ,
Mrs. D. Mountain• is visiting her
son, Willis, for a while.
. Me., Frank Campbell, Mrs. James
Campbell and Mrs, E. Lyon spent
Monday with. Blyth'friends.
e The monthly meeting of the Wo-
men's Institute was held in the con
with, the President in the chair. bib's•
J. Tamblyn lead in prayer, Mrs. G.
mrinity hall on Thursday,•March h
2 .
eats, Mr. and Mrs.. Win. Lyon . of the
Gravel Road.
ilIrs.Jos. .Lyon, who spent the win-
ter with her daughter, Mrs, Dewar,
Ottawa, has returned to her home
here,
. Mr.Charles W'aymouth has taken
a position in hisAnicle's garage, .Tor.
onto.
Miss J. Cowan is visiting her sis-
ter, Mrs, Robt. Townsend.
Mrs, Thos. Moon, who has been;
mess ransace , c
-following program was given: 'In—
strumentals, Mise Gladys Grainger;
-Mies Gladys Mountain; readings Miss
Rosalie Craivford, Mrs, Shad -
dick and Mrs,' B, Nott, when an ad-
journin'ent wasrnade to the basement
where an excellent_ lunch was. ser-
ved by Mrs. G. McCall Mrs. P,Man-
Mr t �, Iv vl
s .er Sunday Breakfast
Easter Sunday Dinner
POR'BREAKFAST
Grape' Fruit, 4 fax
Breakfast Bacon, in peice .:.:............:,,,:.
Marmalade,. large far -
New Laid Eggs ...
Our Own - Special Coffee, per Ib. ....... ,• ..
Hot Cross Bins
25c'
35c
25e
40c
350
700
I�'OR. LUNCHEON
FAVORI'T'E SALAD
(By Edna Pednehal,er)
'/; Ib. Shelled Ahrionds; 1 Ib shelled 'Walnuts; 4, Oranges;
-2 bunches Celery; Chop nuts, and celery find; Gut oranges
small•pieces, mix with dressing and serve on Lettuce leaf..
FOR DINNER
Tomato Soup, 3 fax . , : - 25e
New Carrots, bunch .. , , . ..... , . , 15o
New Beets, bunch .. , , , . . , .... 15c
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Sweet Pickles, per bottle.25c
Golden' Banton Corn 20e
Dove Sweet Peas ,............. °...-. ,. 25c
• Head Lettuce • 20c
FOR EASTER SPECIALS
Pineapple, per tin . 15c
Vanilla jugs ;each 25c
Prepared 1VTustard'in Sherbit glasses , ..`.. . , . 15c
5 pkgs. M�cLaren's Jelly powder 320 '
SPECIAL CASH AND 'SERVICE PRICE LIST
2 cans corn 25e,
2 cans peas . , 25e
1 syrup - .. - .,, 33c
3 lbs. Broken Sodas - 25e
2 Ibs^ Ginger' Snaps , 25c
3 Corn Flakes 25c
Oranges, per dozen
.. 39e
Shelled Walnuts , , , , ,
,. 590
Matches, 3 lbs. for , , 25e
Dates, 3 lbs for 33c
Brooms .......... , . '3, c
Vanilla Jugs ' 25c
2 Iodized Salt 25e
Sugar has advanced. Our next car due -to arrive April 20th
IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m. IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST'DELIVERY 2;30 p.m.
Cash andW.-•
T..O'Neil
Service
RE SELLS FOR LESS PRICE PREVAILS
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Under auspices ,of Pastime Club
THE EVENT OF THE SEASON
DON'T MISS.IT
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Wednesday,, April 18th
The Blackest of "Niggers"
The Gayest of Songs
The Wittiest of Jokes
DON'T FAIL TO; KEEP THE DATE
,OPEN
Admission, Adults 35e, Children 25e
'All Seats Reesrved.
55-2
A Musical Treat
is in store
FOR THE rPEOPLE OF'OLINTON
AND SURROUNDING
COMMUNITY
on the :evening of -
THURSDAY, APRIL 12th
When a Concert `will be given under
the auspices of the Hospital Board
by
Miss Marion' R. Gibbings, Soloist
Miss Marie Jackson, Harpist
Miss Joy Jackson, Pianist
PROGTIAM AS FOLLOWS:
Songs—M, Gibbins: Brown Bud,
!Morning, I Thought I heard you
Singing, ti.
Piano Solo: IIungariaa ,Rhapsody,
1 -Liszt- Joy Jackson.
Harp solos' M. Jaelison.' The
Fountain, Zabel; Boo, Hach; Spring
Song, Mendelssohn.
Harp and Voice—M, Jackson --M
Gibbings: Bercense, J'oceylen; Moth-
er Machree, In My Garden—Roberts,
Joy and Marie Jackson=- ,Harp and
Piano Rhapsody.
Rosary, Nevin; ,Narcissus, Nevin,
Solos: In Maytime; T •:k ow my
Redeemer Liveth, :;Messiiih; At
Dawning, .Cadmait's.
Harp Solo, M. Jackson: Priere,,
Iiasselman,
Piano, Harp, Veiee—Indian Lova
Cal1,sRose .Marie.
The Clinton. Male Quartette will also
assist in the program.
Admission 50e--411 .seats -reserved:
Plan open at Fair's Store on
Saturday, April 7th,
55-2
A'Cibrille51
Mr. Wm. Craig and Mr, Fred Wag-
ner have returnee! from .Elint and
Detroit, where they have been work-
ing for. the past two months. -
Miss Janet 'Alp - of Copper Cliff
has 'been 'visiting with her brother,
Rev. W. R. Alp; for a week.
Mr, and Mrs..R. 5, Rutledge went
to .Buffalt on Friday' last to attend
t110 funeral of a. sister Of Mrs, Rut,
ledges.
Miss Laura Rutledge returned.
home from Londesboro on I!rday,,
Miss B. Thompson 'of. West.' Wa-
n inn• s. F. Tambl m rs. A• -i c- wanosh is visiting her brother, Mr,
Cool, -Mrs, R. • Vodclen anti Miss M. Wm. Thompson,. in the village.
Cartwright. There were eighty-six,
iattendance.
allies
1 nMr, and Mrs. Irs. J. J. 4Vas
hin •ton
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went to Hamilton on Wednesday
last, returning the same day.
Mr. 0. E. Errata spent a couple of
days at London last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. • D, Munro and
daughters motored, to 'Sebringville
and spent Sunday with Mrs. Munro's
sister.
Mr. Chas. •Nevins returned from
Detroit last week, where he has been
working since the first of the year.
Co -Operate . With Society '
The Horticultural Society.respect-
fully solicits the cooperation of every
resident of town and vicinity in its
efforts to, mane this community a
beauty spot. Become a member of
the Society by sending yen/. memebr-
ship fee of $1.00 to the Seeretry, .H,
E, Broke. 56-1.
MINSTREL SHOW
• Will be given in the
UNITED CHURCTI, $OLMESVILLE
TUESDAY, APRIL 10th
8p.m..
by
The Boysato£ Brucefield
25 Male Voices 25
COME.
and enjoy a good laugh, Darkie Jokes
Darkie Songs and Darkie Melodies
Admission 35e and 25e 56-1
A PLAY
3 -act 'farce Comedy, "His Uncle's
Niece" will be given by the A. Y. P.
A. of
ST. JAMES' CHUJRCH MIDDLETON
(Goderieh to'vi10hip)
on the evening of
FRIDAY, APRIL 20th
at 8:15
In the church basement „-..
The Play' is a Scream.
Come and Enjoy a Laugh
Admission 352. Children 20c 56-2
COM
D. L. and W. Coal aizd Sonet -Sol-
vay, Coke alawys on hand for immed-
iate delivery. '
Also a quantity of dry Maple .Wood
Ordersetaken 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 46j
Here
Get your Pans and Buckets" now
and he ready when the sap starts to
r•un, -
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Agent for Renfrew Crean. Seperetor
Call and get Prices;
HARDWARE and' PLUMBING
Phone .244 -
ORDER EARLY
Phone
48
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x14°use Cleaning
You may run across different bite of house furnishing that have
seen there best days, in that ease we would advise you that as usual.
we have a wonderful new stock of Linoleums and. Oil Cloths, by the
yard and in,Rngs. Some of great patterns.. Congoieum Rugs in all
sizes. -
The patterns are better than ever this spring and prices are law -
quire.
How about your bedding requirements.
We have some real new styles in the Simmons
Steel Beds that
will surprise you and big stock of springs and distresses.
AA good place to store your furs, ete,.,vdouid be a cedar chest.
cedar lining.
er than ever. In carpet rugs we can supply anything you may re -
We have them in the natural Cedar finish and solid Walnut with
See our new stocl1' of baby carriages, strollers and collapsible
sulkies, children's chairs and rockers.
Clinton Hardware and Furnit
reCo
THE STORES WITH A 'STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
i'aster
For Easter Breakfast
SIives, stuffed.. ..20c to 45c -
Olives,' plain , .... ,15e to 40c
Branston Piekles . „ , 30c
Horse Radish 25e
Peanut Butter, jar, 250
Ketchup, Heinz LL..20c and 30c
ti gos
Bacon and Eggs
Libby's Fruit Salad ..
Canned Pineapple, 2 for .
Canned Peaches
Jelly Powders,_ 4 for'
Marmalade ,• ....25e and
300
350
25e
25c
35e
We have a selection of the nicest and freshest bacon, ham and
egg's_ obtainable. When • cooked would .take your mouth water.,
CABBAGE, LETTUCE, TOMATOES, CELERY,
ONIONS AND FRUITS
SPINACH
L. LAWSON &CO*
PHONE 111 PROMPT DELIVERY
THE , PPROACH OF .EASTER
Ae the Easter season approaches, one realizes that Spring is •
here, the time of yeitr for the building and improving of homes—
asignal to dress up, Yons home may need dressing up; perhaps a
new front door, or some inside trim here and there. If it's any-
thing in Mill wont that you will need, you can order from. us 'with
confidence ,that your order, be it large or small, will 'be promptly -
and carefully filled.
EVERYT.T-IING IN BUILDERS' SUJPPLIES
Thomas McKenzie Estate, Clinton
(ler Speeiaty is High Grade Millwork.
Phone 88
Residence, 611