The Clinton News Record, 1928-04-26, Page 8CLINTON'S LEADING `JEWDLERY STORE
NEED GLASSES
-I£ your eyes feel tied, weak or strained and Johnston's Jewel-
ery Store is theplace to get them at the lowst possible price, Protect
youreyes now -and enjoy perfect vision all your life.
Bad eyes are responsible for innumerable ills, Don't neglect them!
We will examine your oyes and tell you whether or not you
should wear glasses. ,
Glasses repaired promptly—changed-or reframed.
H. H. JOHNSON
Graduate of -Toronto College of Optometer
Fine Jewellery' and Repairs ` Next Hovey's Drug. Store
Substantial
Price
Red tcti ins
on Men's
NEW OXFORDS
' If you are seeking real comfort, plus the last word in style
you'll find these new oxfords will satisfy you in every respect, And
besides you'll be more than pleased with the quality and price.
All the latest and smartest models, speciolly priced at .
$4 50 to $7 00
MEN'S -WORK, BOOTS
The kind that give real service and satisfaction. Heavy solid
leather for out-of-doors wear. Malde to stand the wet, $3.00 to $4.50.
For factory or summerwear, lighter weight soft and comfortable
but durable, $2,75 to $4.35.
Plumsteel Bros.
BETTER VALUES LOWER PRICES
Be rendy for the Paper Collection on Saturday, Have bundles
securely tied and placed outside by ten o'clock.
arty
Spri g
is the hest time to do your painting.
We tarry a 611 line of the highest grade paints, varnishes,
brushes and everything- for onewho wants to do their own home
painting.
The quality of our paints and brushes is the very best' obtain-
able at prices that are the very lowest.
TRY OUR BARRLED SUNLIGHT—THE WHITEST PAINT MADE
Sutter & Perdue
PLUMBING
HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone 147w
Have Y rlrur.
New iDF"illig
sUri
5/lade to -irder
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 costs no more than a ready-made one—therefore, it is
within easy reach of all.
We have a wide assortment of new spring materials.. Come in
and look at them—then make your selection.
Our prices are reasonable and we will give you quick service.
Davis & Herman
Custom Tailoring Cleaning and Pressing
Rapid Delivery
Our rapid delivery service is only one
of the reasons you will enjoy trading here.
You get whatever you need in grocer-
ies in a jiffy.
Our prices are always low for :the High
Grade Groceries we carry.
Very Best Fresh Butter, Strictly Fresh
Eggs, Best Quality Coffee, Pure Maple
Syrup, Choice Bacon,
TIIE Ca & S. GROCERS
Branch' 125j - Main 125w.
TIIE CLINTON-NEWS RECORD
TIltIRSDA,Y;,APRIL ;26, 1128.
Beauty, Taste,
Utility
These three' combined with good
value, spells' Wall Paper. Beauty is
a human necessity;, taste is the fac-
ulty of discerning it; utility an ab-
solute regiurement and .vaiue,:is':mani-
fest in the service it renders.
Wall Paper makes your house a
home, without it you have only walls;
it makes old0walls` new and all walls
beautiful. As the walls are
to a Targe extent t h e
hone, ;,herefore lot better wall hang -
logs snake it a better home,' If a
guest comes to see you, wouldn't you
be a•bit more satisfied if your walls
were freshly decorated? But guest
or no guest, Wall Raper effects an
-inexpensive and refreshing' change in
your surroundings 'and adds new
beauty to your home. "There's no
place like home."' East or West,
hone is best—or should be. A few
patterns for 'quick sale in limited
quantities at 5c per roll, some at 7c
more at 10c end up to $1.00 per roll
ITS OUR BUSINESS
To give good values, therefore its
our business to sell,. you a recent pur
chase at so low a price as 15e. It's
a Cup ant ,Saucer,' 'semi -porcelain,.
Kermes shape, good white, gold edge
band, high glaze finish, attractive
and` dignified. When a better one is
made to sell at the price we hope to
have it to offer you—until then we
ask' you to see it, the goods will ask
you the rest. If, you need Cups and
Saucers don't overlook to lookover
the merit of our .offering, It must
be exceptional value because we have
twice been seriously asked if our
price was 15c for the cup and 15c for
the saucer. Our price covers the two
pieces.
" " ITS YOUR BUSINESS
To protect your winter garments
from moth,' dust and dampness with
our garment storage bags made of
heavy paper with 'expanding gusset
and equipped with hooks and hanger,
size 26x4x55. We have them pine
tarred or cedarized and the price is
70c. Its made to be pratieal and
priced to be economical.
Tile W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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Mrs. C. H. Bartliff has been visiting
Seaforth friends the past week.
Miss Mary Watkins of London spent
the week -end at her hone in town,
Miss Olive. Schoenhals of 'Toronto is
spending the week at her home in
town.
Mrs. Helen Quinn of Toronto is vis-
iting her sister, Mrs. W. T, Her-
mali. •
Miss Florence Ctlninghame and Miss
Ruby Irwin visited in Fullerton
this week.
Mrs. J. E. Brooks of Mitchell' visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win,
Cantelon, for a day or so this week,
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. RodawaY, who
have been spending the winter in
Walkerville, returned home Satur-
day.
Mrs. W. T. Herman and Mrs. Quinn
attended the funeral of the late
Mrs. Moon of"Londesboro on Tues-
day. -
Mrs. Milton Cook and little Miss Bet-
ty of Sarnia are visiting at the
home of the lady's parents, Mi, and
Mrs. John Schoenhals.
Misses Alice and Isobel Beattie of the
Vogue were in St. Thomas on Sat-
urday attending the funeral of their
hunt. Miss J. Thompson who died
in the Memorial Hospital in that
city.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Cantelon and Mr.
Ramsay of Detroit left the first of
the week after spending a week
with Mr. Cantelon's brother and
sister, Mr. Goldie and Miss Bertha
Cantelon.
Mrs. McConnell, who came up to at-
tend -the funeral of the late Rev. T.
J. Snowdonand who remained with
her. aunt, Miss Walls, for a week,
returned to her home in Toronto on.
Saturday.
MtaSrs. 13, 11. Biggins, W. H. Hellyar,•
Loren Tyndall and Ira W. Johne
were amongst those appointed al
the Presbytery meeting the other
day 'to attend the coining meeting
of the London •Conference of the
United Church of Canada to be held
in .Walkerville.
London Road
The U. F. W. O, held their regular
monthly meeting on Thursday' last
at the home of Mrs. Cecil Oke, with
twenty-one members and eleven vis-
itors present. Mrs. Piunisteei, the
president, presided and after the usu-
al opening exercises the minutes of
the February meeting were read, also
some correspondence from head of-
fice and letters of thanks and apprec-
iation. - ,
Owing to the postponement of the
March meeting there was really a
double meeting,' making the program
rather long The roll call was respon-
ded to by a choice of responses, "My
best remembered spanking," or "A
Salad combination."
Two .splendid papers were giver
during the afternoon, one by Mrs,
Davidson,. "The Place of The Home in
the Buiiding of a Nation," which con-
tained much on :the proper home
training of the child, as the home was
the real: foundation of the nation.
The other paper was given by Mrs.
Norman Manning. "The Planting
and Cultivation of Small Fruits." 'It
was especially interesting ,at this
time of year. She . described very
carefully the starting and cultivation
of a strawberry, bed and; also dealt
with raspberries and • transplanting
small nursery. trees.
The questions on citiz
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Big Empire Shopping Days---
Friday,-Saturday,
MondeyY Tuesday
(
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Two BigLeaders---Oval s Oval; Dish Pan Colors, to s, shite,. Mlle or
Green with this big lot of Soap
1 pkg. large Chipso, 5 bars P. & G. Soap, 4 Gold Soap, 2 Guest Ivory, 1 Ivory bar, medium,..
1 Oval Dish Pan. Regular Value $2,20. .All for $1.48.
The biggest Around the World Sweep -in Brooms,,
5 string. for 33c, Do not Miss one f These
From Great. Britain, C. & B. Sardines, 2 for 35c
From Canada Aylmer 'Tomatoes, 2 for . 29c
From India, our own. tea , 65c
East Africa, o'erown Coffee 70c
10 bars P. & G, Soap . .... 36c
3 Corn Starch ... 25e
Fi onr Canada Maple .Leaf - Corn, 2 for . .
Burford Peas, 2 for ... „
3 Corn Flakes : , ....
4 Jelly Powder , ..... ........ •.... ...:.....
Car Dominion Sugar at Special Price:, r
25c
25e.
25e
25c
Free Demonstration of Quaker Cake Flour, 25c per pkg. on
Saturday afternoon and evening, May 5th.
SPECIAL ANNOETNdEMENT
Home and School Club will collect Papers, Magazines, Rags
and Rubbers on Saturday, April 28. Help the good work by
having your bundles: well tied and ready for them.
IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9. a,m. IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.m. ORDER EARLY
Cash and
Service
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"Cranberry Corners"
A Comedy in Four Acts
Wi11 be presented by the St. And.
rew's United church Choir, Bayfield,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
of the Clinton Baptist church, in
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
Friday Evening, May 4
Owatan Orchestra in Attendance
Admission 35c. All seats reserved
Plan or hall at Fair's Store.
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keting and Legislation were then ans-
wered and others distributed.
It was decided that owing to the
crowded program, to do the sewing
onhand, at home'r's far as possible,
so that it might be completed at the
May meeting: The remainder of the
fees were handed in. The club has
the largest membership now since its
organization nine years ago this
month.
Mrs. Percy Cole -very kindly pre-
sided at the piano during the after.
noon. Mrs. Oke, 'assisted by the
Tuckersmith ladies, served a dainty
lunch. . Next meeting at the hone of
Mrs. Fred Pepper, Tuekersmith.
Mrs.. Lloyd spent a few days this
week with, Exeter friends.
Mr. Reggie Shipley is sporting a
new Chev. Coach.
Mr. Milton. WiItse has also pur-
chased a new Chev, car and; Mr. Wil-
bur Nott a Ford coupe.
Mr. and Mrs. John Jacobs visited
the latter's' mother, Mrs. Link, at
Dashwood on Sunday.
Mrs. Toppin, Toronto, is visiting at
the home of Mr. Geo. Layton for a
few days. •
Mr. Geo. Layton and Norman
Lloyd visited with London friends
Wednesday. , _
Mr, Mervin dodge, Lluevale, spent
a few days last week at Mr: Arthur
Wiitse's. Hr. Hedge had several
x-ray plates taken at the Clinton Pub
lie hospital while Isere, Mr. Hodge
has rented the Elliott farm and in-
tends moving in the fall.
Constance
Mr. Geo. Stephenson has a big,
double, tank 'erectedin front of his
store now to serve his customers with
Lots of gasoline.
Rev. Mr. Whiting of China preach-
ed a very fine sermon on Sunday af-
ternoon.
We are very sorry to hear that Mr.
Thos. Pollard had ,to be taken bacll
to London hospital 'for treatment on
Saturday. '
Mr. Logan and daughter Kathleen
of Blyth were visitors at Mr: Geo.
Stephenson's last week, _.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood Pickard and
•babe 92 Goderich township and Mrs.
Adam Glazier of Clinton spent Sun-
day afternoon' and ,evening with the
latter's sister, Mrs.zeThos..Pollard.
Mics. Jas. Attwood' of "Blenheim
spent a- few days with, her mother,
Mrs. Pen, Riley. t
The W. M S. held their Eas-
ter meeting on Thursday afternoor
last in the basemenu of the church.
Miss. McQueen and nephew Jack
McQueen ,ef Toronto spent 'the holi-
days with her ;sister, Mrs. Will Cam-
• TIIE POPULAR PLAY
W!LLCWDALE
Will be presented by the Young Peo•
ple of Turner's Church, in the
basement of
BRUCEFIELD I:INITED CHURCII
Friday, April 27th
at 8 o'clock.
DON'T MISS THIS TREAT
Admission 35c and 25c; ,
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Paper Collection
By Home and School Club
SATURDAY, APRIL 28th
PAPERS, MAGAZINES, RAGS.
RUBBERS, ETC.
Kindly have bundles tied up well
and out at front door by 10 o'clock
day of collection.
Only one collection as car must go
at once. 59-1.
Alberta Coal
SCRANTON BRAND
LOWER SEAM •
DOUBLE SCREEN
This is one of the hardest and best
Mined in the Drumheller
District.
GET OUR PRICE
W. J. MILLER & SON
Orders taken at residence,` Ontario St.
PHONES: 46w and 46j
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"While you are in the Clean Up and
Paint Up mood, why not give a
thought to this FixeUp idea? It ex-•
tends to the plumbing in your house:
Have there been leaky taps, stopped -
up
topped-up'drains, rusted gutters? The
plumbing in .a house can't go forever
without expert attention, you know.
It wears out in time or at least comes
in need of :a good look -oven And we
are ready to do. this work for you
thorotigljly and economically.
Agent for Renfrew Cream Seperators
Call and get Prices.
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
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You may run across different bits of house furnishing that have
seen there best days, in that case we would advise you that as usual
we have a wonderful new stock of Linoleums and Oil Cloths, by the
yard and in Rugs. Some of great patterns.. Congoleum Rugs in all
sizes, r
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The patterns are better than ever this spring and prices are low-
er than ever. In carpet rugs we can supply anything you may re-
quire. •
.flow about your bedding requirements. 7
We have some real new styles in the Simmons Steel Beds that
-will surprise you and big stock of springs and Matresses,
A good place to store your furs, etc. would be a cedar chest.
We have them in the natural Cedar finish and solid Walnut with
cedar lining.
See our new stock of baby carriages, strpllers and collapsible
sulkies, children's" chairs and rockers.
Clinton Hardware and FnrnitureCo
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
Can Tomatoes, 2 for ..... 25e
Can Tomatoes, Aylmer, tin 15e
2 cans Corn, Aylmer, . . , 29c
10 lbs. Gran. Sugar .... 69e
2 lbs. Ginger Snaps , , , . 25c
2 lbs. Seedless Raisins .. 29c
Cooking Figs, 2 lbs...... 25c
3 pkgs Lux 29c
Matches, 3 pkgs, 25c
TOMATO
WEEK
SPECIALS
FOR.
Ammonia, 4 pkgs, 25c
8 lbs. Broken Sodas 29c
Shaker Salt 2 pkgs. 25c
Choice Prunes, 2 lbs. 25e
Corn Syrup, 5 lb. pail 38c
Mix Cakes, per lb. 29c
Cottage Roll, peameal
lb. piece 22c
LOOK!
1: Chipso Large, 5 P. & G. Soap, 4 Gold Soap, 2 Guest Ivory,
I'Ivory. Med., 1 Oval Dish Pan $1.48
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES IN SEASON
L. LA.[:.SUN & CO.
PROMPT DELIVERY
PHONE 111
Shingles of Service
The test of time has proven over and over again that Nature's
product left as near as possible in it's original state, outlasts any '
substitutes invented by men. Such is the case of the Red Cedar Shin-
gle. We guarantee the quality of our shingles which are strictly edge
grain, and well manufactured. We have four grades on hand, No. ;1
5x, No. 2 5x, 3x, 2x.
We also have cedar dimension, cedar shipslap and our stocks are,
complete in Pine, Hemlock, Fir and Hardwoods.
Thomas McKenzie Estate, Clinton
. Our Speciaty is High Grade Millwork, '
hone 88 • Residence,' 63