The Clinton News Record, 1928-06-28, Page 8TUURSDAX, .rtIgE 28, 1928
LINTON'S LEADING JEWI I LEY STGR1
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Just as the famous Milce:"lannery�
believed "Pigs is Pigs" whether guin,
ea pigs;Wero classified as rabbits or
aro, so many people have an erroneous
belief that diatnonds is diamonds not
knowing that there are all kinds and
grades of diamonds and we deal it
the very best goods.
Gall herebefore buying a diamond.
Our diamonds are the best possible
and will please the Juno bride.
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hoves Drug'Store
�WiDUSiF., -
he Little Odds
and Ends That
Make a House
a Horne?
Step ladders, baby scales, bread
box,ep these are the littleodds and
ends without which no home is com-
plete.
We have a full line of the highest
quality of hardware and accessories
for the home: If you want anything
from a carpet cleaner to a frying.
pan, `this is the place where you can
get the most durable article at the
-lowest Brice in tewn.
Sitter Perdue
hone 147w. ,
Ehe picknicker course leis to' eat
that's; Often tiie : most important
part of a pienic-and in order to make
the day a 'success' there must be: as
little work as possible. Our paper ac
cessories' do much to provide the de-
sired ease and comfort. Paper plates,
nine inch„and ten inch, -diameter, pap-
er table covers and napkins, these e1I
step in and save the day. Wax paper
conserves food £nd keeps it fresh,
Making it especially desirablerfor put-
ting up lunches.. A vacuum bottle
will keep boiling liquids hot for.twelve
• hours `"sixd ice cold liquids cold for a
1.:
day, We have a very handy and com-
pact package of 'napkins containing
forty for 15c. They are a good white,'
heavier in weight than most napkins,
one easily removed from the package
at a time. They never get loose- and
are for every use, replacing linen for
Picnics, camps, , parties, will. clean
your mirrors, eye -glasses, windshield
lamps, greasy -hands, serves where -
ever a soft absorbent clean and ec-
onomical throw Away is required.
Sand; pails, Shovels, Sail. Boats,
Kites; Water Wings. For every Pic -
old Purpose—Purse and Person.
or
Wirt 11
at Reduced Prices
10 doz. only Khaki and Blue, extra large size and full easy fit-
ere. Very special price .79c,
Another special lino of Khaki and Navy blue.
Reg. $1.25 for $1.00,
Regular $1.50 lines at $1;25.
Pin checks,' Navy blue, Blue with white spots and fancy checks.
• These are wonderful values at above prices.
Special price on Eine Shirts from `Mc up.
it
Work Sox, 15c a pair up.
Special. line of fine sox, '3 pairs for $1.00.
Plumsteel Eros.
BETTER VALUES
s and Coffees
he most reasonable prices.
'groceries of all kinds—only
st kande of all products—ev-
g at reasonable prices.
true econotny and wisdom it
, call at our 'store,
s always fresh.
LOWER PRICES
Tile W. fl.fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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Mrs. G. VanHorne has been in, Exeter
a couple of days this. week..
Ws. Peter Lowe of Toronto is the
guest' of Il', and Mre. E. P. Wind-
overr„ { - : , , ,1: ,
Mr. and Mrs. 'John Schoenhals and
Miss Olive were in London on Fri-
day last,
Mrs. H. McBrien has returned home
after a fortnight's visit with De-
troit friends. .
Mrs. 0. E. Erratt of Auburn is a
ii gues7 a$ Wgedlands Farm, the Ht r-
` on road, west. I
Mrs, Creon of Teesivaer has been vis-
" parents, ." ;Mr. and Mrs,
itisg' h er e
p ,
James Liverore. '
Mr, and Mrs T.mJ. McNeil are spend-
ing a few weeks at their .summer
cottage at Hayfield.
Mr. A, Royce of the Bank'of Montreal
staff was at his home lir Walker-,
ton over the week -end
Mr, and Mrs. J. hfoDonald of Lon-
don visited the lady's 'sister, Mrs,
L. Rath, on Sunday last. -
Mr. S. S. Cooper, 'Mrs. Cooper and
Mr,, P. Ladd left Monday for Cal-
ifornia making the 'trip by motor.
Mr. and Mks. Wim, Higgins and Miss
Ferrol are visiting Mr. and Mrs. T.
J. ItieNeil at their summer cottage
at Bayfield.
Rev. S. J. Allis and Mr. Sherwin Al-
ibi of Toronto visited with Miss
Courtice and other friends --in town
C, Sr S. GROCERS _.
ranch 125j - Main 125w
$TAWs
FOR THE MAN; "WHO APPRECIATES
STYLE,. QUALITY AND ECONOMY
All the .newest straw weaves and shapes—snappy and smart—
ht up -to -the -last moment in style and price so reasonable that you
11 can practice economy if :you purchase your New Straw Hat at:
r store.
The workmanship in these straws is of the very finest, just the
nd of Summer headgear for the Man who appreciates, Style, Qual-
y and Economy
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Dav-is et Her an
PHONE 224w
LINTON'S LEADING TAILORS
uron Road East
and 11 xs. Chas. Cook of God -
township" are spending ca :few
on
at the home of theirs Mr,
Cook.
Bas
Fred Ceok had forty men sist
Im in moving and braising -'Barrs
ay -recently.
Noble ,Holland had. severah r ren ,
g to move a building en Purses
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WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
,
-
or three days only, we.. will sell Redpati . ugar at a. special
cash price off the car. 'Also for 136mi .mon Day, special
cash price tor Dominion S gar off the car
LET EVERYBODY . BUST
,,,Chain Store, Price List.
4 lbs, Rice
3 Clark's Soup
8 bars Castile Soap
lb, paillLarcl ... ,
3 lb pail Shortening .
Loaf Cheese, per lb. .
New Potatoes, 6 lbs, for
Ripe Tomatoes, - per ib."
r , •
250
29c
25c
59c
55c
, 35e.
25c'
20c
at Clinton and Bayfield- :.
Largo bottle Olives, for picnics . . , .
Largo bottle Pickles, for picnics
2 Icing Sugar
3 Corn Starch . ••
2 lbs,, Tapioca, ... ,
5 Jelly Powder . ...
Corn Beef, per tin "
Large Pink Salmon
6 lbs. Corn Meal
300
490
190
25c
25e
25e
25e:
25c
25c
We will be pleased to show you our
New Frigidaire Counter
with cold Jellied M -eats, Cooked Ham, Pork, Etc.
As Dominion Day comes. on Sunday, and celebrated Monday
house -Wife will'have to lay in a two-day supply -of -food
- � the
IN THE MORNING' FIRST DELIVERY 9
Cash and
Service
a.m.
IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.m.
T.
Strawberry Festival!.
Under auspices. of the Woreens' . In-
stitute on
THE LIBRARY PARI{
on -the evening of
TECIRSDA3:, JULY 5th
at 8 o'.clock
Come out and Encourage the Ladies
in their Good Work.
69-1.
Clearance Sale
Ladies' Guild Tea
The Ladies' Guild of St. Paul's
church` intend serving afternoon tea
on the church lawn facing Ratten-
bury street on Thursday afternoon
OF PLANTS ,
'Special offer on all boxed plants of
Vegetables and Flowers
ASTERS, SALVIA, MARIGOLDS,
STOCKS, STRAWFLOWERS
VERBENAS, CANDY TUFT,
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PEPPERS, CELERY, ETC.
For every box you buy at 25c each
we will.give you
1 BOX (YOUR CHOICE) FREE
last week.
Mir. and Mrs. Dean Courtice and Misd
Betty of Hamilton spent the week-
end with the former's sister, Miss
Hattie. Courtice of town.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Huller and child-
ren of North Bay are visiting at the
home of the former's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George Huller.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Chant ,were in
Toronto last week, going down to
attend the wedding of the latter's
niece, Miss Mary Holmes.
1Vir, and Mrs, ,E,. J. Jenkins and song
G,eo%ge, were up from London over
the week -end attending the Jen-
kins -Walkinshaw wedding on Satur-
day afternoon. -
Mis's, Luella, Walkinshaw was home
over the week -end, coming up to
attend the marriage of ,her sister,
Miss Ruth, which took place. Sat-
urday 'afternoon.
Mr. Dan. MacDonald of New York
visited his, mother, Mrs. Donald
MacDonald, over the week end. It
is many years since Mr. MacDon-
ald visited the old home.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Blanchard of De-
troit, who have been visiting the
lady's mother, Mrs. Margaret Pick
ett, Albertstreet, left last week for
Muskoka, where they will spend the
Miss Jennie Grant, who spent the
,winter -at Venice, CaL,"was in town
the past week. • She had visited at
Aylmer for a week or so and intends
to spend some more time there,
cominglip to get her car.
Mrs. Thoinpson of Paris visited her
mother, Mrs, Fred Pickett, over the
week -end. On her return she 'was
accompanied by her daughter, Miss.
Barbara, who had been staying
with her grandmother for a while.
Miss A. M. Stone of Essex Was in
town over the week -end. `' She was
abcompanieed by Miss Naytor, and
they and Miss Ward left by motor r.
Essex. @.
d
Mr. Wen. Ball and family 'tilotere
to Nile on Sunday afternoon last
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Mr. and lifirs. R. Mei ariane
Goderieli spent Sunday at the hemo
Mr. Chas. Mann.
Cabbage and Tomato Plants sold right
from Hot: beds.
Regular 10e '0.• dos, splendid stock to
• 'clear at 5e a doz.'.
Now is' your chance to fill your gar-
den space
Sale at Greenhouse on, Huron Street
J._ Cuniinghaine,
FLORIST
PHONE 176w • SHOP i
fi8-P 3
Jung 5th
from 3 to 6 o'clock. WELCOME,
ELCOME:
63-1.
Holmesville Annual
Lawn Supper
Fancy Dress
Street 'Carnival
Under the auspices of the Ladies
Aid, arid Sunday school of the United.
church, will tie held on
FridayEveaing, June29
on
MISS AC.IIESON'S. LAWN
Supper -served -from 6 to 3 o'clock
followed by -
A Program by
THE FAVORITE FOUR'
London's Premier Entertainers
Everybody looks forward to_this an-
nual Event.
Admission: Adults 35c, Children 25c
67-2.
AND DANCE
Under• auspices of the Hospital Board
and Firemen
Tuesday, July 10
Yesterday for
E Mis Ward w
terdav for Essex., Miss Ward will
visit her home at Rockville, Mary -
:aid for a few weeks, then she and
Miss Stone will take "a boat trip be -
"tore returning to prepare for the
autumn term in- the School of Com-
The•Women's Missionery,Society of coerce, Miss Stone will resume her
' i - e eaforth i duties'. in: the:' School:' et:,,the corn-
;Abeher Presbyterian atortbl _ eet1n Sher many Mr, a Mrs,; Wm. Harrison of Col -
held their rsthe homi si ,�rse ,%ac ro- mentontent of the term, h `lad';te bornepwas united in marriage to Wil-
�iaylaet at�the`lio of Mr2rs:jMap Mere ,v -ntonytriande:; will : o. glad Ilam Dodd of Waist Wawanosh.
Dcrmid w _ learn. •
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to be held on the
NEW PAVEMENTin front of
HOT DOGS COFFEE, SAND -1
COAL
D.L.W.
AND
LEIGH .VALLEY, COAL
SEME-SOLWAY COKE
W. J. MILLER & SON
Orders taken at residence, Ontario St.
PHONES: 46w and 46j
DR. GANDIER'S RESIDENCE
ORDER EARLY
4IS
.
There is a Treat in Stet .�: You
Wihen you ,are 'out looking around drop into our Furniture depart-
s -
stent as we have the finest display of Furniture e.er shown around
these parts. The newest styles in Chesterfield suites, Dining, Bedroom
and Living froom Furniture. You will be surprised and delighted
with our'new stock of Electric Letups with silk and parchment
shades, and the best feature: of all is the Price.
Then for the verandah anything you want. Collapsible stretchers
and chairs, highly colored chairs, the very latest Hammocks, sun stop
shades, Verandah mats in Cocoa and Japanese Grass. All sizes and
Prices. A fine assortment of Cushions good for verandahs, cars
or Damp at 45 cents and 90c. Real Bargains.
Clinton Hardware and Furniture C®
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 196
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WICIIES, ICE CREAM'
Up-to-date Dance Orchestra. Whatever Your .Bard-
_. ware -Needs May Be
Auburn
We are equipped to supply you,
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ladd of De• Everything at low prices.
.torit spent the week -end with Mr. and I
Mrs. Jos. Irwin. Whether you want a nail or a lawn
Miss Ethel Washington, who has mower, or a tack or a boiler—we have
been teaching at Stratton, returned tout1
her home here for the holidays.
- All goods guaranteed to give the
Mrs O Erratt is spending a fullest satisfaction
week at Woodlands Farris, Clinton.
,®„rp
Mr, Bob Adams of Toronto is vis.
iting his brother here, Mr. Thomas:'
Adams.
ry
the rectory, ,, -
yth, o laJune —Atagent for Iientrew, Cream Separators
Blyth, on June 20t!i, by Rev. W. B.nal} aril get ii rices.
est daughter hter' of
Ha'Wkiis, Re , youngest•
6,:?skt,DWE. and , PLTIhiEING
Pkwi?e 20 ...
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SERVICE
QUALITY
Canned Corn, 2 for 25c
Canned Peas, 2 for 25e
Good Rice, 4 lbs. 25e
G. Sugar, 10 lbs. 69c.
Mixed "Cakes, per lib . 29c
Choice. Prunes, 3 lbs. 29e
Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs. 29e
Matches, per pkg. 25c
MaLaren's Jelly Powder,
4 plcgs 25c
Clark's Soups, 3 fcr 29c
specials
Olives, stuffed ....20c to. 40c
Sandwich Spread ,25e R 80c
Meat -week Spread, tin... 20e
Salad Dressing . 25e, 49e
Hunz Ketchup 20c 30c
Horse Radish . ... 25c
Peanut Butter per pail... - 25c
Pickles, large jar 49e
Lemon or Orange oup,-
per bottle - , 65e
Ginger waferettes, per tin 80c
STRAWBERRIES, MELONS, BANANAS, ETC.
VEGETABLES AND MEATS
Monday, July 2nd being a holiday this store will be open
Wednesday Afternoon,
LAWSON & CO.
PHONE III PROMPT DELIVERY
If Its LUMBER - Need
ere9s Where to Get It.
You can stop your searching for
good lum-er right now—WE HAVI3
'IT. and at prices so low you will be
astonished , .. durable material, that
will serve you well for any purpose --
especially suitable for builders. You
don't take any chances when you pur-•
• chase our. lumber, IT IS:GOOD! IT:
IS ,REASONABLE!' IT IS DELIi'
FIRED ;PROMPTL1 !
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SHINGLES, LUMBER AND13
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