The Clinton News Record, 1928-07-12, Page 8THE CLINTON-NEWS'
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Navy blue.
$1.25..
spots and fancy checks.
above prices.
from 95e up..
up.
for $L00.
Khaki and Blue, extra large
price 79c,
special line of Khaki and
Reg. $1,25' for $1.00;
Regular $1.50 lines at
blue, Blue with white
are wonderful values at
price on Fine Shirts
Work Sox, 15e a pair
line of fine sox, 3 pairs
Plurnsteel cos.
BETTER VALUES LOWER PRICES
Proper
Gardening
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RAKES,
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Pleasure
tools are all obtainable
following special offers
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at our hardware head-
are now til force:
LAWN MOWERS,
AT LOW PRICESr
HEDGE CIJTTERS,
• TROWELS, SHOVELS.
ELSE' IN HARDWARE
Sutter & Perdue
G HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone 147w
The rocery Store for
the Thrifty Housewife
she can do her shopping' with the perfect assurance that
idle she buys is fresh and pure and priced at thelowest pos-
re.
e are no stale goods on our shelves!.
Housewife, we are in a position to serve you efficiently and
to Help you. economize.
iSe! Stop at oar store!
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THE Cr & S. GROCERS
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FOR THE MAN WHO APPRECIATES'
STYLE, ; QUALITY AND ECONOMY •
1 the newest straw weaves and shapes—snappy and smart—
tp-to-the-last moment in style and price so reasonable that, you
m practice economy if you purchase your New Straw Hat at
ire. •
le workmanship in these straws is of the very finest, just the.
f Summer headgear for the Man who appreciates, Style, Qual-• -
d Economy:
Davis &e Herman'
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IFN -Y
AND
RK)USNESS
Sometimes in writing acts our men
city does not wont seriously, as for
.ample, we're telling' you this week
hat we do not conduct,a secoud hand
tore. If. we did so neon night ask'
s to put one on his watch, and we
on't know how to do it. Now we ad-
ress you seriously to tell you that
dcasionally some of our ; goods stay
with us too long and get the 'reple
ation, in our judgement at least, of
ppeering second hand. This is the.
ase in'respect to three violins now,in
ock. We have not sold one this
ear, but ria doubt you know that with
violins the o1lert e get the greater
slue they take to themselves, it's
he very old ones that sell for $500.00
nd more., If you have use for a vio-
n we offer the following inducement
o you' -to buy:
1 -for $4.00 instead of $6.00.
1 for $7.00 instead of $12.00.
1 for $7.00instead of $12.00.
If you are interested we invite
our inspection of the goods, Don't
sk your money where it went but
e11 it where , to go if you want it to
rovide extra_good value in a violin.
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ften the Cheapest -Always the Best
Miss Clara Steepe is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Atcheson of Orange-
ville.
Miss Elizabeth Ford is visiting at her
home in town duringthe vacation
period.
Mrs.Farr of St. Catherines is the
_guest of her sister, Mrs. H. B.
Chant.
Mrs;. Gs 11. David returned Tuesday
after a visit of some weeks with
friends at Arnprior and Ottawa,
Miss Ruth Hale, who has been
spending a holiday at her home, has
returned to Cleveland, accompanied
by her.lirother, Robert Hale.
Mrs, H. A. Steven left Saturday for
her home in Albert,; N.B., after a.
visit„ with her mother, Mrs. C, H,
Bartliff.-
Miss. Maud Livermore of Toronto, and
Miss Alice Sloman of Stratford•
visited their home in town over the
weekend.
Mr. anti Mrs. H. J. Monaghan of De-
troit spent
e-troit'spent the weelc-end with the,
former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. VI.
Managhan,
Mr. George Day and his mother of
Detroit, Mie,h., visited one day last
week with Mr. and Mrs. George
Holland, the Bayfield road.
Mr. and. Mrs. J. P:: Griffin of. Toronto
returned to thein home in Toronto
last week after a visit with rela-
tives and friends in Clinton and,vi-
cinity. ''`-
Mr. Edward Dale and Miss Ruth Dale
came up front Lcadon on Saturday
to spend a week's- vacation with.
their parents, Mr: and Mrs. Arthur
Dale.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert • Palmer pf Wind-
sor, formerly of Clinton, are visit-
ing this week with Mr. and Mrs. R.
' B. Carter, and other friends in
town..
Mr. Ray Rumbali returned to Mon-
treal on Saturday. Mrs. Rmnball
and Master Jack are remaining for
a few weeks with Mfrs, Clara • Rum -
ball. •
Mr. Kenneth Rorke, who taught last
year at Montreal, River, returned
home last 'week and is now in camp
at Carling Heights with the Huron
Regiment. I .r.-.-,•..,
Mr, and-1N1'rg George Rumba'', Mrs.
Hixson and Miss. Josephine and Mas-
ter John Hixson motored over from
Flint, Mich., and spent the week -end
with Mrs. Rumball's sister, Miss
Rudd.
Mr. J. R. Rurnball of Toronto was in
town over the week and on his re-
turn on Monday wasaccompanied
by Mrs. Rumball and two children,
who had -spent a couple of weeks in
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CORN STARCH
3 Cans for
CORN•
2 Cans for
PEAS •
2 Cane fog
TOMATOES
2 C•tnsfor • ...
CLARK S,SOUP
3 Cans for . ...,
SHEIK DATES
2 lb. pkgs. for ,
LARGE PRUNES
2 lbs. fdr . • • .. ... ,.
APRICOTS. •
2 lbs. for , . .
ORANGE: CTP:.
I AYFIELD• AND
LIME OUP
For,
LEMON CUP
For.....
MATCHES
3 Boxes' for
25c
25c.
29c
25c
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29c
les
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35c
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BAKING POWDER
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GRANULATED •SUGAR
10 lbs. for .... , . ..,
ROLLED OATS
5 lbs. -for . ..
CORN MEAL •
6 lbs. for.. ...
CARNATION MILK
3 Cans for ......... ......................
DATES
• 3 lbs. for ,
LARGE CATSUP
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SHORTENING
3 1b. pail, for .... . .
LARD
3 Ib. pail, for .. ...... , ... . , ......'.. .
CORN FLAKES
3 pkgs. for . , '-
BROOM
33c
19c
69c
29c'
29c
27c
13c.
25c
55c -
59e
27c
49c
SPECIAL TEA C
Regular 75e for . - e7
Special_ price on Redpath and Dominion Sugar
this week, off the car.
Lux Soap 4 for 25c
Palm Olive 4 for 29c
IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m. IN THE AFTERNOON FIRT DELIVERY 2:30 p.m.
Cash. and VV. T. O'NeiI
Service
WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
ORDER EARLY,
Phone
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Bruceiilel¢l
Mr:. and Mrs. Wm. Baird and daugh-
ter`of Toronto spent the week -end at
the home of the former's mother,
Mrs. George Baird.
Mrs. G. Hill has been visiting at
thehome of Dr. and Mrs.Rogers of.
Mount Forrest. The Doctor's many
friends in Brucefield will regret to
hear that he is seriously i11.
Miss Alice Monroe is visiting
friends in Galt this week.
Mr. George Monroe_spent the
week -end with friends: in 'Galt,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McQueen visited
friends in Clinton and Blyth last
week.
Miss A. Jamison visited friends in
Detroit last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McDougall and
daughters, who have been visiting at
the Walker House for the past few
weeks, have gone on .;an extended
trip to the West.
Txflall lbhi n, Pads
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GODERICH: Dr. Messina has re-
signed his position on the staff of the
Goderich Collegiate to accept a posi-
tion asclassical master of the new
$500,000 Collegiate and Vocational
School in Belleville' at a considerable
increase in salary. Dr. Messina will
i ash has thor-
ough mastery of the classics.
(Received late lastweek)
Mrs. Walters of Goderich and. Mrs,
Halpenny - of Wardsville were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs, Sas. -Moodie
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Wan. Macqueen and
their little daughter, Sheila, of Tor-
onto spent the week -end; at the home
of the former's parents, IYIr. and Mrs.
Jas. MacQueen.
Mr, C. McKenzie • of London and
Mr. Allen McKenzie of Cuba visited
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. R.-11"fo-
Kenzie this -.week.
Mr. Faraday, of Preston and Mr.
Russell of Cobourg spent Dominion
Day at the manse as guests of Rev..
W. A, and Mrs. Bremner.
Mrs. D. Tough visited friends on
the, Bronson line, Stanley, last week.
•Mr, Hugh McGregor returned home
after spending a week with his sister,
Mrs, McGinnis of 'Detroit.
Mrs. Eli Ioltzhauer of -Niagara Falls,
a former resident of Clinton called
on friends in town during the past
week. She is making a, little •vis-
it with her daughter, Mrs. Fred Li
,Potter of Goderich township.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W.' Ambler of Pon-
tiac, Mich., spent the week -end with
Mrs. Amhler's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 11. D. Rorke. Miss Florenee
Rorke, who had spent last week vis-
iting her sister in Pontiac, returned,
with them on Saturday.
141r. and Mrs. J. C. Stewart of Strat-
ford were in Clinton on Friday.
Miss McTavish, who had been visit-
ing her sister and'brother-in-law in,
Stratford for a time, returned home'
with them. Mr: and Mrs. Stewart
are former residents and like to
come back to the old town occasion-
ally.
Mrs. II..B, Chant returned from Tor-
onto last week, where • she had
Y relatives t
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Ives for a for ,
.tl e..lat g
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• S`anted b hen'
and
•aceom iyr
he tilos . p y i
daughter, ;Miss' Catherine Floody
of Toronto' and her grandson-: Mas
ter Benson Safer of town, who had
been vY it5ig in ;Tor'onta , and St,
Catherine
Hullett Township .•
'renders are being asked for the d-
eafen of a new school house for
No, 9,• Huiiett, situated at the cor-
ner of the 13th and the Base line. The
old frame structure is much too large,
having been built to accomodate about
eighty pupils, while now there are on-
ly about a tenth of that number. 16
is hard to heat, too, and the inspector.
has been insisting upon -the erection
of a new building, which will be neat
arid up-to-date.
Mrs. Giles Jenkips and her daugh-
ter; Miss Addie Jenkins, of Goderich
visited recently at the home of the
former's daughters, *P..' William ,
Webster and Mrs. William Snell.
Miss Jean and Mr. Norman Forbes
.have been visiting their; brother; e1gr.
Walter Forbes in Windsor.
Mr. J. C. Forbes has returned from
W{iarton, having been called' there owl
ing to the illness and death of his
brother, the late Robert' Forbes.
ATTENTION
ION
Raving remodelled the interior of
the old :Graham House we have decid-
ed to change the name to the
. CLINTON INN
We are now in a position to give
meals and first-class sleeping memo
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dation at reasonable rates. Apply to
A..IN%L.EY
Proprietor 70-2
Housekeeper
Wanted
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Clinton Public Hospital
DUTIES TO COMMENCE JULY 18
Apply to MRS.'A. J. HOLLOWAY
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
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Promotion examination results of
S. S. No. 10, '
Senior `third' to -Junior fourth—Don-
ald Sprung, 78; Gordon' Johnston, 73.
Junior third to Senior third—Dor-
othy Vodden; 73,
Senior 2nd to Junior 3rd --Charlie
Machan, 70,'Leonard'4Yungblutt, 68.
Junior 2nd to Senior.2nd—Stanley
Yungblutt,: 67. i
Juniorfirst to Senior first—Ruth
Vodden, 90; Beth Govier, 58; Eleanor
a
arl
Sprang, 84e Eddie Hunking, 78; Pe
Johnston,' 74; Florence Yungblutt, 74;
Primer—Rhoda Govier°, Joe Hunk-
ing, John Sprung.
—1.1. ',nett teacher.
Whatever Your Hard -
ware Needs May:Be
We are equipped to supply you.
Everything at low prices.
Whether you want a nail or a lawn
mower, or a tack or a boiler—eve have
it!
All goods guaranteed,' to give the
fullest satisfaction, "
AgeatforGaRenfrllanddevegtt.CreaPrimees. Sepetator
1FFAI AWARE. and, PLUMBING
Eujoy Your Vci'andah
Some nice new verandah fur i ree certainly would help to make
it more comfortable and attractive and this year we have the best
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stock we ever had at the very,lowest prices. - ,
We: have a wonderful new stock, of Lamps that will be worth
your while seeing at -wonderful bargains. -
HARDWARE
If you are considering Painting use the celebrated Sherwin Wil-
liams, the kind that looks well and lasts.
Hay Forks, Ropes, and Pulleys and all kinds of Harvest tools al-
ways in.: stock.
Clinton Hardware and FurnitureCo
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
SERVICE
QUALITY
Holiday Spedals
Canned Corn, 2 for 25c
Canned Peas, '2 for 25c
Good Rice, 4 lbs.... 25e
G. Sugar, 10 lbs, 69c.
Mixed Cakes, per ib 29e
Choice Prunes, 8 lbs, 2�
Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs.. 29c
Matches, per pkg, .. 25e
KeLaren's Jelly,Powder, `
4 pkgs 25e
Clark's Soups, 3 for 29c
Olives, stuffed ...20e to 40c
Sandwich Spread .25o .c 80e
Meat -week Spread, tin... 20e
Salad Dressing ...25e, '40c.
Huns Ketchup .... 20c • 30o
Horse Radish , 25e
Peanut Butter per pail25c
Pickles, large jar 49e
Lemon or Orange cup,
per bottle - 65c
Ginger waferettes, per tin 80c
STRAWBERRIES, MELONS, BANANAS,
VEGETABLES AND MEATS
Strawberries are at their best
Get your order in now
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LAWSON & CO.
PHONE 111 PROMPT DELIVERY
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Just,A-rrived
'CAR OF 5X EDGWOOD CLEAR RED CEDAR SHINGLES,
Edgwood shingles are sawn edge grain, so that they, cannot. warp,
cup, curb or split. Edgwood.Bed Cedar Shinges'ereate a home .,that - -
combinee'allthe important essentials, apparancee, durability, . safety,
Insulation' and keen economy, Nail themwith zinc -coated nails; and
yeti will have a roof that will endure for 40 years or more
Eat us tell you macre about E:Imood Shingles.
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