The Clinton News Record, 1928-08-09, Page 8HE cienetTUN-NEey 1iIEC4iilei,
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CLAN'S TrI,!fa4DG +T51'INrELET1Y' • STQ'
va'lu'ed
hen4he •egos begin to lweaken
after`. Yeats of itse, theft the nies�
tunakrle value. "of'• gond- eyotiglftl'
conies to+ mind
Do ,not waft ,''cintii t#aili?lg eye:
sight teaabes you'uhe lesson come
and liiive;:ypiio eyes examined noivi ,.,`,
An Dxamcnation Costs Nethang
and may prevent the onslaught,pf
eye trouble
OHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry,
`in ^
e Jewellery and`Repairs Next Hovey's' Drug Store
OF Ai i, LINES'OFSUMMER. MERCHANDISE AT ASAVING
OF FROM 20 PERCENT TO 25 PERCENT
Men's and Boys' Clothing at wholsale prices or less,
Work Shirts 'at 698, 98c and .$1.19
Fine Shirts at 98c, $1.19, $1.49 to $2.49.
All ,Straw Hats at half price or less.
House Dresses—Print and Gingham dresses, short sleeves, on.
sale at 98e.
Children's Gingham dresses, some with bloomers to match, on
sale at 98e.
Kiddies Sox—clearing lines at 25e.
Boys' Khaki Bloomers, regular up to $1.50 for 98c,
Cottonede Pants and Bloomers at 39e.
SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES ON SANDALS, RUNNING SHOES,
AND ALL LINES OF SUMMER WEAR •
Piumsteel ros.
BETTER VALUES LOWER PRICES
NoOfh,er .eadyRc offing,
Could Wxths'ardThisTes,f
The flame of a powerful blow -torch was
1 placed within two inches of 3-M Asbestos
Roofing. At •We end of fifty minutes (note
, clock) the roofing was not burned or injured,
, being only slightly blackened with smoke.
This is one of a number of tests which
prove'conclueively that the only permanently
durable prepared roofing -the one that better.
than any other resists fire, acids, gases, rot,
rust; heat, cold and wear is
J -M ASBESTOS ROOFING
It is the "chcnpeet-per:scar" roofing because it re•
mikes nti tooting or painting to preserve it The. first
coat is the only expense,
• Fireproof cbnstnurtion ie better fire -protection to
building than any amount offirc•fnsurencc. By covering
buildings -with I -M Aeboetoc Roofing it will protect them
from fire age extra coat.
Write or call for Samples and Booklet.
1229.
Sutter & Perdue
PLUMBING HARDWARE
Phone 147w
ELECTRIC WIRING
YOUR CHIL
WILL GET THE SAME ATTENTIVE
SERVICE 'AS THOUGH YOU
CAME YOURSELF
At our 'store you may be sure your
child will be served as promptly, cour-
teously and well as any grown-up pat-
ron.
'We handle only superior products.
Just give us a trial. b
Our prices are the lowest in town,
THE c, & So. GROCERS
t3n ich 125a Main 125w
FOR THE MAN WHO APPRECIATES
STYLE, QUALITY AND ECONOMY
All the newest straw weaves and..shapes—snappy and smart--
right
mart—right up -to -the -Last moment in style and price so reasonable that you
still can prfatice economy if you purchase your New Straw Hat at
our store,
The -workmanship in these' straws is of the very finest, just the
kind of Summer headgearor the Alan who appreciates, Style, :Quat-
ity and Economy.
Davis,& lie,i i' ,an
CLINTON'S LEADING TAILORS
PHONE 224w
GODERICT: The following' state-
Inont of the'recent:Dontinion'Day Cele-
,
^bration in Goderioh shows s surplus en
Hie days''program, after paying back
the advance freniethe`town treachery;
.Ree iptsc Advance,fron1Jowls, ;$239;
gate xooeipts, $1442.75•; eoneeeions,
$20; total, $170,1.75; - .tlxpeeditures-=
Prizes for ,parade, $109; children's
garnee, $20.15; medals; • and,: cups,
11$,,8,.410; band, $16; ' ebcrfhtary,, $25;
baseball; etc., $840.54; 'advertising,
$193.33; vain insurance, 5119;. advau=:
so by town) reburied . $2313; surplus
$1.08.33; total $1701.75.
SE:AYQRTIl: The Cheerful (Amine
of the Euntondv]1le Unitech:" Church;,:
Soaforth are spending; 10 cls s"in Cain
Y p
at Mr. °sear Fereseel's CaYitp,rnear
1 .olinesville: They are accompanied`
by Miss Rena McKenzie, Seaforth, and;
Mies Hays> of Stratford as, leaders.
Is Maes tr '
less?<.
Is the world 'c
Will our taxes
to're.a.a tis • by wife r
Wo dPul?t iiz
oining tq'•an end'?
±e, doubt =it;
s y be "reduced?
We doubt•it,
herd
xs aiFigehlight a;convenienco=a epee
guard—'t necessity to mototiets.?;:^
e've been ;told it's eo.',
•Danger, lurks in darkness—See and
be • safe. Don't 'grope, . use a 'flash
light, .There ere -365 nights in a year;.
that .makes --365. reasons why yo.1'
Should have one., Handy :inthe•hote'.
or emergencies, good in the ear when
looking fer engine trouble ehauuging
tires, or 'looking for °sign posts,,
Wherever a portable light;` is needed it.
is the safest: for temporary nse,'' it
quickens faltering -feet and gives the
assurance of _ "all's well,"
NEW, LOW PRICES •
,You can now get all the exclusive
Eveready features at a' .New: Low
Priced Case alone worth usual price
of coMpletely'equipped flatlilight.
We agree to put in working order,'
free of charge, any Eveready Flash-
light which will not light properly,
when loaded with Eveready Batteries
and an Eveready Mazda Lamp. `
See 'us- regarding this "See and be
safe" proposition, • '
Te W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Hogg are holiday-
ing at Southampton this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sidman and child-
ren are guests at the former's Homo
in town.
Mr. A, Benson Corless spent the week-'
lend and civic holiday with Russel-
dale relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. "Wilson Irwin of Luck -
now visited Mrs. W. Argent one day
last week.
Mrs, George, -Stephenson . of Paris is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs: E. P.
Windover this week.
Miss Dorothy G. Corless spent several
days with Staffa relatives and
friends, returning last week.
Miss Leona Hearn of Hamilton re-
' turned home after a two weeks' va-
cation with friends in this vicinity,
Mr. Harold Whitmore of Hamilton re-
turned horn 'atter spending a fort-
night with friends in and around
Clinton.
Miss Ruth McMath, nurse -in -training
• at the 'Toronto General Hospital
spent a couple of days at her home
in. town.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Argent'' of Blyth
visited friends in town Wednesday
before tasting a trip to the .Old
Country.
Miss"Kathleen McKinnon, who has
been visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Johnston, left last week -end
for Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wasman and Miss
Helen motored from.. Toronto on
Saturday to attend the Bouskill-
Wallis wedding. •
Mrs. Jas, Elsley, Mrs, J, Tamblyn and
' Miss Mary Tamblyn of Londesboro
visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
Win, Hiles last week.
Mrs,' Jas, Elsley, Mrs, 3, Tamblyn and
Miss Mary Tamblyn of Londesboro
visited et the home of Mee and ]vers.
Wm. Hiles last week',
Mr, and Mrs. Lashbroolc and Miss
Beta of Mitchell spent the week -end
with Mrs..Lashbrooks parents,; Mr.
and Mrs. Ezra Pickard.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Irwin of Luck-
now motored down to St-ratford
one day last week to attend the
wedding of the latter'•s cousin.
Miss Ruth Cartwright returned home
last week after spending a few days
with her aunt and uncle, Mr. 'and
Mrs. W. J. Andrews of Goderich,
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Castle and children
of Barrie 'metered up to Clinton
yesterday to spend a few days with
the latter's mother, Mrs. Argent.
Mr: and Mrs. John Young end Master
Kenneth and Miss Audrey of Toron-
to- returned home after spending
their vacation with friends in this
vicinity,
Mr. and Mrs, A. L, Cartwright : mot
ored down to London Tuesday morn-
ing accompanied by the latter's
cousins, Mr, and Mos, G. Hardy of
London, who have beenspending a
fortnight withrelatives in town and
Goderich township,
Mr. and Mrs. R, B. Qarter and Mr. and
Mrs, Robt, .Smith "are motoring to
Oshawa on Friday to attend the
General Motors Picnic which is to
be held on Saturday. Miss Eva
Carter, who has been spending a
holiday in Quebec and 1Vionti•eal will
return with thein .on Sunday'
Ds,- R. I. Cclaluhoun, who with his
wife and family bate; been visiting
for the past few weeks with his
sisters, Mt;s, E. Kennedy; Mrs, M. T.
Corless and Mrs, H. I+,itze mn ons,
Iefti by' the Nt ronic from Sarnia,, on
Saturday, August 4th on their re-
turn Bonin ta::Los% Angeles, Califor-
nia, and' Will visit heady points' on
that part of the Great, Lakes • route,,
Going through the Canedian:W st
to Vancouver .theyex'peot to swing
out to Honohilu, thus eoinpleting ail"
enjoyable holiday.
RIMMIWVIINA
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:Bateau Loaf
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eeseIb '.35c
BACK BACON
'per Ib. 32e
CORN BEEF
per lb. 35c
CL'ARK'S SLICED BtEF
per lb. 30e
iII
or miniori.: Pure'Cane Sugar
Spe cal Car trice
c Kings;:'.
oz. 16c
10 lbs Granulated
Sugar 69C,.
FOR THE PICNIC
Clark's Potted Meat, 3' for ; 25c,
Libby's IV>eatwich'. Spread .: Ise
Sandwich Spread 25c`
Nu Kraft; per Ib. 25c '
Peanut Butter. lb,,.pails , , , , , . 29c
Summer Sausage Gunn's, .115 35c
-Cottage Rolls:
Choice Ib 32c
Piunes, 1 ;2 lbs. for' 25e.
'IgiSyrungp, Suglbar, 2 lb.3
s: for '19e
pail 3c
M,arinalade, large 39e,
Canned Asparagus . 25c
1V4ushreoms , 25e
Shiek Dates, per -pkg. 20e and' 30c
Lime, Orange and LemonCup- 35c
Our Own Black
Tea, good value
at 75c per ib 65c
Our Own
Coffee
per lb 70c
Vi -Tone, the new
food drink
-large size tin 65c
Musk Melons. Peaches Tomatoes
If weathes .is favorable-- -Fresh Fish on. Fridays
IN THE MORNING FIRST DELIVERY 9 a.m. IN THE AFTERNOON FIRST DELIVERY 2:30 p.m.'IN 0 9
Cash. and
Service
Neil
WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE, PREVAILS
rereson
ORDER EARLY
Phone
48
People You Know
Mo. Wm. Robertson visited Brant-
' ford relatives for a week.
Muss • Ethyle Wasman of Toronto
visited her father over the week-
end.
Mr. and Mrs. W, S. R, Ilolaes and
fancily spent the holiday at • Port
-Stanley..
Mr. Cecil VanHorhet of the' C.N.R,
station, Listowel, spent Sunday at
his home in town.
Mr. and Min. Frank Vallery of Tor-
onto visited at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Richard Horsley -last week.
Miss Rhea W;ilitehead of Thorndele
is spending a•eotfple of weeks as the
guest of Miss' Madeline VenHorne.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leonard attended
the wedding of their son at' the
Broadway United Church, Toronto
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, W, J. Treleaven and
litiss Norma of Timmins are visit-
ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B.
J. Gibbings.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. and Miss Eileen
Atkinson left Saturday morning on
a motor trip. to Toronto, Belleville
and Kingston..,
Mr. and Mrs. "E; T. Watson and three
children of Hamilton, are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Walker,
Southlook Cottage.
Miss Lenore Craig of Goderich and
Miss Doris Carter of the nursing
staff of Genoese Hospital, were
visitors with -Donna Cochrane over
the week -end..
Rev. George and Mrs. Higgins and
little son of Hector, Minnesota and
Miss Esther Lyon of Londesboro
called on Mieand Mrs. J. G. Medd
ono day last week.
Mr, and Mrs. John McLean, formerly
Miss Jane Cottle, and daughter I-
dena and Miss. Susie Erickson from -
Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan, are vis-
iting Mrs, J. T. Oriels and ether re-
Brucefield
Word was received' last week of the
passing of Mrs. William Robb, widow
of the late Wm. Robb, Brussels. Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. Moodie and Mr. and
Mrs, Jas. McQueen and Mr. Writ, and
Jas. and Elsie Landsborough attended
her -funeral width. was held on Mon-
day, August 6th. Interment in Brus-
sels cemetery. 4
Rev. C. Mustard of Toronto an old
Brumfield boy conducted Divine Ser-
vice -last Sunday evening. His old
friends and acquaintances were glad
to sen and hear him again. He is ex-
pected to take the evening service
next Sunday, August 12th at 7.30.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Yuill formerly
of Stanley, but now of Carman, Munie
toba, are visiting at the home of Mr.
T. Cambell and other friends this
week.
Mr, and hlrs. Monteith and family
of London visited at the letters home
Margaret Ross last week.
Mr. and Mrs. R. McKenzie are at
present camping in Muskoka with
their son Frank and his wife.
Mrs. Ross Scott and son and Mrs.
Rattenbury returned home this week
after spending two weeks with friends
in Burlington and Toronto.
COAL
• D.L.W. AND
LEIGH VALLEY COAL
SEME-SOLWAY COKE
datives. W. J.. MILLER 'R SON
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fessant of Rue
Appelle,Sasle who have been visit- Orders taken at residence, Ontario. St.
ing their daughter in Windsor yis-
ited over the week -end as the guests PHONES: 46w and 46j
of Mr, and M,ts. J. G. Medd, They
are visiting now with Londesboro
and Hullett friends before returning
to -their ]come,
Mr, and Mrs. 'Fred Ohn andefamily
.of 'Wring's= spent the week -end as
the guests of Mr. and Mrs, M. Stock.
Rev. Mr. Herbert and family left
for their cottage in Muskoka on
Thursday where'they expect to spend
a month.
On Tuesday last Mr. 11. Showers,
Putter -maker for the T•Iolnaesville Co -
Operative Cheese and Butter factory,
was taken *suddenly ill with appendi- Whatever Tour lard-
citis and underwent an operation on
Wednesday morning which so far has
proved successful and latest reports ware,Needs MaBe
aro that he is progressing favorably
and we trust in a few weeks will bel 4•1a E "
able to resume. his .duties here.
Mr. and Mrs;; Bernard.
Stock and
We are equipped to supply you.
family, London and Ales Wingfielder, - Everything at low prices. '
Stratford, visited lvir. and Mrs. Stock
not Monday. . • Whether you want a nail or a lawn
Miss S: Achegon accomp aiied by mower, er a tack to a boiler -we have
her sister, ;Mrs. •Calbeck of Fruitland, itl
motored with :friends to Bayport, i_'
Mleh.,
ori Tuesday, where they spent All goods
a couple of days;visitifig Dr. and Mrs, fullest satisfattion,
guaranteed to give the
Howell.
Miss
Cora and Alma:' rewartlm are
holidng h.,vlK' friends,
Ruiteayia numrvitbericfromilIephere tools
tete races at: Goderich on Monday.
Axr. and litre. 0, Watson, ancl'family
of; Toronto visited Mr. Fred Potter's
on: unday.
T ere will, be to service in tile ol
-
mesvillo
United =Church ore Sunday:
gent for Renfrew ;Cream Separators,
Call
and get Prices.; ;.
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HARDWARE rind PLUMBI G '
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Phone 3+kp
Icijoy Your Verandah
Some nice new verandah fueniure ,certainly would help to make
it more comfortable and attractive and this year we have the best
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
MONUMENT DEALERS
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 185
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
0001.
QUALITY
TIIE 2 Q's QUANTITY
Specials for
SOAP ,CHIPS
2 lbs. for -25e -
Thur., Fri., Saturday
BREAKFAST -j SPECIAL BLACK
;BACON, 1b. 35c , - TEA, per Ib. 63c.
CIHOICE P`tUNES I FANCY CAKES.I FISH
3 lbs, for 25e 1 per lb. 29c 1 per can 154
PALMOLIVE SOAP
Special, 4 for 29e •:
LUX
3 pkgs. 29e
Condor Mustard, per jar - 20c
Sweet Pickles, per bottle 25c
Certo, 3 bottles .. .,$1,t10
Rubbers, 3 doz. 25e
Dad's Oatmeal Cookies, doz 23ev
Sardines, 4 for ...... 25e
Canned Peas, 2 for 25e
Canned Pumpkin, 2 for., 25e
Seedless Raisins, 2 lbs" 29e
,Ketchup, large bottle 25c
FRUITS AND; VEGETABLES
COOKED MEATS
LARGE 'BOTTLE PICKLES,' SWEET OR SOUR 49e
Lo LAWSON
CO.
t. PHONE 111 PROMPT DELIVERY
Beautify your . me.with : Hardwood Flooring..
It makes the home complete. Your most important furnisliing—
your floors should have first attention, because they form the basis
for the whole appearance of the room, ,' Low cost, ease in laying, and
everlasting durability are features you will enjoy, along with the
ex -
visite beauty of Hardwood 'Flooring.
Measure;: your floors, an estimate from us will cost you nothing'.
4Vo : can supply . • in an ' Brand of Hardwood kneeling or Grade
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DERSbnas Me eazoe Estate Clinton
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