The Clinton News Record, 1929-05-30, Page 8- ---
The flame of a powerful blow -torch was
placed within two Inches of J -M Asbestos
Roofing. At the end of fifty minutes (note
clock) the roofing was not burned or injured,
being only slightly blackened with smoke. •
This is ego of a number of testa which
prove conclusively that the only permanently
durable prepared rooting—the one that better
than any other resists .fire, acids, gases, rot,
lust, heat, cold and wear is
J -M ASBESTOS. ROOFING
It is the "cheapeot.per-year" roofing because it re-
quires no coating or painting to preserve it. The first
coat is the only expanse. - -
Fireproof construction is better fife-protoction toa
building than nay amount of fire•insurance. By covering
buildings with 3.M Asbestos Roofing it will proteettbom
from fire at no extra cost.
Write or call for Samples and Booklet.
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CLINT NIS LEADING. JEWELERY STORE ,
SAFE DRIVE
—SAFE NIGHT DRIVING—
Protect Your family, Your Car, Your 'Life.
Eliminates Glaring headlights and . blinding sung --All metal—
Easy to set in PIace.
Glaring headlights cause smash ups— Protects life and property.
H. JOHNSON
Distributor for. Clinton
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Fin Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store,
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COLORFAST
S}IIRTS
Plain and Fancy Broadcloth
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. SPECIAL e
Advance Spring Styles
Plumsteel Bros.
Every Garment Custom Tailored
A Good Way To Get
Comfort
IS TO REPLACE YOUR OLD SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES
WITH NICE FRESH NEW ONES'
We have the famous -Marshall spring filled mattress, guaranteed
for 5 years at $28.00 as well as all the best makes in felt. mattresses
from $7 up to $17.00 and a real stock of springs and beds at all
prices.
A `wonderful stock of Linoleums, Oilclothes, Linoleum and Con-
goleum Rugs in all sizes.
Shed your furs and woollens into a cedar chest—mo more *.orgy
about moths. If you can't use a chest ask for Larvex as a moth
preventative.
HARDWARE
As usual our spring stock of paints, varnishes, shellacs and
waxes is complete and you know we sell all the best brands,
Now is the time for your Garden Tools and Lawn Mowers.
See our special display of colored allutninum ware.
Some real snappy bargains in Two Plate electric stoves at $3.80.
Then we are agents for the celebrated Coleman Gas Stoves
and Lamps, and Coal Oil Stoves.
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
MONUMENT DEALERS
THE STORES WITH A STOOK
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
TEE CLINTON-NEWS RECORD
!!aye yon our 39c Snapiite?:
Sm.ali enough to carry in vest pock-
et or lady's 'purse. No switches or
lenses. , Snap—Loti',a up—lights on.
Snap= tap's clown --light' off. Al
ways ready. The whole story is told.
Wle have pleasure in again''present-
ing for your purchase, by popular re-
quest, our now got to be well-known.
15c white and gilt cup • and saucer.
Exceptional value.
Pyrex Transparent Oven : Dishes,
saves fuel, food and labor, is free
from grease and odors, Washed as
easily as your china, never discolors,
rusts, dents or chips. Pyrex put the
OK in, coOKing.
Question—Why are fish allus
where you aint, and allus ain't where
you are? Sometimes they are where
you are but for lack of the equip-
ment you do not get them:. We have
a well supplied stock of the ordinary
articles used in a fishing trip.
What's all this
About Sox
Appeal?
YPhe :ansFver ls,i'rigllt hei'g
to our, Stole; , bili5r`ffi i'.1oi11a
Wile iA a great variety of
kyles and colors.
We're just as .Up -To -The -Moment in every other item of Men's
apparel as we are in this matter of_ SOCKS APPEAL
For- the' best men's furnishings you eves saw, just look at our
show windows—then COME IN and BUY!'
attractive AoBier y
is
avail -
REGULAR $1.00 HOSE FOR 59c 3 PAIRS FOR - $1.50
DAVIS HERMAN
ggs Crew Poultry
WE RECOGNIZE• QUALITY
DISTRIBUTE THE CASH ACCORDINGLY
at
CLINTON CREAMERY, CLINTON PHONE 145
SEA1ORTH BRANCH, SEAFORTI1. PHON-1E1 2
CLINTON BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO
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PIEIONE 1p0
Gunn, Langlois &C :, Libliteta
HEAD OFFICE MONi hick L,'tj;U13.
6 44644444 asehl lier'e.
Everyone has a birthday some day
in the year and every day in the year
is someone's birthday. Bring the
•sunshine into someone's life with a
Birthday _Card.
Tle W. D. Fair Co
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
THURSDAY, MAY 30; 1929.
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CLINTON'S BIG' CORNER
G0CERY
jain Storif) ® s or 'a ° , I A{ ; +'arry
Note our special prices in Canned Goods.
laviBig Clearing Sale f Pin pI if u v • . already yours
� � � app es �o have. not � dy Bought yro s
for Canning® TO CLEAR, SPECIAL SIZE, 15c EACH, Delivered
1
FRESH SALMON TROUT at 25c per lib Delivered
Pure Bulk Lard
•
3 lbs for 49c`
Tomatoes, Corn, Peas or Pumpkin 2 tins 25C,
Sweeteried'Apple Sauce 2 tins for 35c
Red Rose Tea 'per lb 69c
Redpath's Sugar by the Bag at $5.35 Cash
Delivered A Limited Number
Large Pineapples at 23c , each per dozen $2.65
2 pkgs. Gelatine
2 Minute Tapioca
2 Pep
1.2 Corn Flakes
2 Bran Flakes
Shelled Walnuts
Coccoanut
IRed Salmon
Vi -Tone Large. Size
Orange Juice
Lemon Juice
Grape Punch
per
per
22c
25c
25c.
19c
22c
db 49c
Ib 23c
32c
59c
30c
30c
25c
FRESH FRUITS,
Strawberries
Tomatoes.
Cucumbers
Lettuce
Asparagus
Carrots
Eagle Brand Milk . Saturday only per. tin 19c
Kraft Cheese per lb 33c
Quick Quaker large pkg. 27c
Brunswick Sardines.
5 tins 28c
Good Rice
4 lbs 25c
Tapioca
2 tins 25c.
Maxwell House Coffee
AND- VEGETABLES
per lb 25c
each 15c
2 for 25c
Bunch 15c
Bunch 10c
Rase Light Baking Powder 19c
Bowes Pure Baking Powder 25c
Dominion Sugar $5.29 Cash
_ (Limited Number of Sacks)
per lb 63c
JAM SPECIAL
Betty's Pare Jams
Rasberry and Strawberry
39c
FRIGIDAIRE MEATS
Breakfast Bacon `
Cottage Roll, (piece)
Jellied Hock
Jellied Variety Loaf
Picnic Ham
Pickled Ham
29c
lb 35c
40c
40c
per ib 23c
per lb 23c
Morning Delivery: 9 and 11 a.m.
Cash and
Carrg
'GOODS DELIVERED 10e
9
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iVHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
Afternoon Delivery: 2:30 and 5 p.m.
u gie r •L,
Miss Anna Taylor of Toronto . was
home over the week=end.
Mr. Elliott Bartliff is visiting friends
in Toronto and Oshawa this week.
Miss Gertrude Armstrong spent the
week -end at her home in Goderich.
Miss Lottie Slonian visited last week
with her brothers at Kankakee, Ill.
Miss Luella Walkinshaw of Toronto
came up to spend Victoria Day
and the week-epd.
Mr. Jack Scruton of the Durant Mot-
ors, Toronto, spent the week -end
at his home in town.
Miss Nellie Laurason of Toronto
spent the week -end with her moth-
er, Mrs. Norman Sly.
Mr. Harold Denham of the School of
Commerce was at his home at Exe-m,
ter over the holiday and week -end.
Ma. J. B. Lobb of Galt visited at the
home of his sister, Mrs. G, C. hol-
land, the Bayfield read, over the
weep -end.
Mr. J. Leonard McKnight of Oshawa
spent the week -end at the home of
his parents, Mr. and Mrs J. T. Mc-
Knight of town.
Miss Myrtle Mair, teacher at Brough-
am, spent- the holiday and week-
end at the home of her parents,
Mx. and Mrs. T. K. Mair.
Mr. and M,rs. W. R. McDonald and
Miss Eileen spent the week -end
at the home of the lady's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Mair.
Mr. R. G. Hunter, who has been tak-
ing post -graduate work at the Uni-
versity of Toronto: is visiting his
mother in town at present.
Mrs. Davison of Kippen and her
daughter, Miss Helen Davison of
London, were. the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. McKnight for the
holiday, •
Rev. A. E. Doan and Messrs. Loren
Tyndall and Ira Johns are in Lon-
don this week,. representing Ont..
ario Street United church at the
8n11114l Conference.
iiay Carter of the i'uiilic School
staff, Toronto, spent the holida9
and week -end with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. T. Carter, returning
to the city by car on Sunday;
Rev. J. E. Hogg, Rev. A. A. Holmes
and Mr. It. E. Manning are, re.
presenting Wesley -Willis church at
the meeting of the London Confer-
ence of the United Church of Can-
ada in session. in London this week.
Mr. James Farrington and Mr. Ro-
bert Black, accompanied by Mise
Lorre Westhrepe and Misses Mae
and Gladys Black, all of. Toronto,
were the guests of Miss Myrtle
Mair over the holiday ad week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Conrtice ^ and
little Miss . Betty of Hamilton, Mr.
W R. Miller and family, Mrs.
Fred McNeil and son and Miss Ed-
na Chester of Toronto were holi-
day'.visitors with the former's sis-
ter, Mise Hattie Courtice.
Mr.. Percy Campbell of Quincy„
Miss:, who is the son of Mrs.
James Scott of 'Clinton, has reeent-
11y been appointed general superin-
tendent of the yore River Ship
Bu.lc➢hog viorkt of the Bethelem
Steel- Corporation at Quincy, one
of the largest .ship building plants
of 'the United -States.
Rev. D. ,N 1Vlleenants 'end his daugh-
Leis, Midges Bessie .and Mary .Me
Caiiru, of Lonadh called on a
few friends in. Clinton, on ,Victoira
D`ay.' They 'Were on 'their way' to
Walkerton. M. Mc0amus, hav-
ing been pastor of the, formi?r•
Wesley Methodist clnireh for Iona
years,• is much interested in the
rebuilding of •the church lv7iieh
was -destroyed by f iOb, "last year,
, and . tools Tit =look •tirretigh •rt while
JUNE BAZAAR
The annual June Bazaar and
Afternoon Tea
of Ladies' Auxiliary
of the Clinton Presbyterian
will be held on Dr. Shaw's
on the afternoon of
JUNE 7th
at 3 o'clock
CONVENERS
Fancy Work: Mrs. G. D. Roberton.
Aprons: Miss McKenzie.-
Touch
cKenzie.-Touch and Take: Miss Howson.
Home-nuide Baking: Mrs. F. Mutcli
Kitchen: Mrs. W. J. Stevenson.
Candy:. Mrs. Axon:
!Pound Booth: Mrs. Aikenhead.
Afternoon Tea: Mrs, Forrester.
15-3.
Church
lawn
ROSEBUSHES
BENCH GROWN
Chico Varieties, will give bloom in
a few weeks.
BUTTERFLY—PEACH
SUNBURNT—CREAM
PIERSON—DARK RED
LADY ` WILLINtDON—
BLE PINK.
50c EACH
spent a few days in the village dur-
ing the past week.' We are always
glad to welcome Mr. McKenzie and
hope he will come again and visit us.
Mrs. Fowler and,son Gordon of
Toronto are guests of Mrs. J. Hen-
derson, Mrs. Fowler's sister, 'Gordon
will soon be a full-fledged architect
and is getting on just splendidly with
his studies.
Mr. Davis of Exeter was calling on
old friends in the village during the
week,
PERENNIALS
FIELD -GROWN PLANTS,
Started last 'year
ONLY $1.50 PER DOZ.
COL(JMBINE,_ CHOICE DELPHIN-
IUMS, CANTERBURY BELLS, •
FOXGLOVE; `SWEET WIL-
LIAM, ETC.
ANNUALS AND VEGETABLE
PLANTS ,NOW READY
GREENHOUSES HURON STREET
J. Cuanii ghame Florist
CLINTON
Phones 31 nd 176w 164.
Monday Evening
June 3rd
• IN ST. JOSEPH'S HALL
The winners of the recent Euchre
series will be announced.
Informal cartl playing on the stage
and dancing••ffiom 9 a.m. till 1 a.m.
to the accompaniment of
COOK'S ORCHESTRA.
164..
Whole Wheat Bread
MAKES DELICIOUS TOAST
A Few Specials
DROP CAKES, ORANGE FRUIT
CAKE, NUT 'DROPS, SHORT
CAKE AND HERMITS
"SATURDAY ° NIGHT
Miss Ettn Jarrott and h friend of
Tosdhto spent, the week -end with
lllss Jarrott's parents in our village.
'Clarence Mclean of London -Uni-
versity' is 'spending 'the holidays at
Itis home here.
Miss Grace :Cooper of, London is
visiting her pother, Mrs W. Cobper.
Mrs. Jeffrey of Toronto is a guest
of Mrs. J. Workman for a time.
gr.
Alta. lVtpI�e. zie o$'-:'AubuY
"IS CANDY NIGHT"
—SEE THE SPECIALS AT—
Wendorf's Bakery
MAKERS OF
SNOWFLAKE BREAD
Special Prices
ON COAL AND COKE
FOR SPRING DELIVERY
Get our Prices.
W. J. MILLER & SON
Orders taken at residence. Ontario St,
PHONES: 46w and 46j,
WIZEN YOU NEED
A PLUNlBER
MOST
—Von need 'him in a great
hurry. Phone 244 and we will
be at, your door almost net once.
Equipped'., to do ; any job, small
er l'ar'ge, efficiently and quickly
at a reasonable price.
T. naw -mos
hhARDWARE-and PLUMBING
Phone 244 ,
Phon
CASH
SERVICE
Empire -Week
SHOPPING SPECIALS
SHAKER SALT I Choice Mixed Cakes New Cheese, Cana -
2 pkgs. 190 per ib. 25e 1 dian, per lb. 29c
Choice Dates, 2 Ib .
Good Rice, 4 lb.
'Special Black Tea, lb,...
Tapioea, 2 lb.
B. Powder, tin
Corn and Peas, 2 for .
Corn Starch, 2 pkgs.
Pork and Beans, 2 tins
Catsup, large . ...
Comfort Soapy 10 bars ,,
21e
25c
590
25c
19e
25e
190
25e
23c
430
Lemons, per doz.
Cocoanut, per lb. ...
Icing Sugary 3 lb.
Choiee Prunes, 2 lbs....
Dried Carrots, tin '
Creamery Butter, lb...
Fry's Choc: Syrup, tin
C. and B. Lemonade, bot.
`Ginger Snaps, 2 lbs.
Sealers, 2 lbs.
29c
25c
27c
25e
15c
40c
30e
35e
23e
25e
PINEAPPLES l JOHNSON'S LIQ- , I
Extra Large 1 UID WAX MOP
$3.25 doz. „ Special 95c
JELLY POWDER
6 pkgs., Cup and
Saucer, 43c.
FRUITS AND VEGETABLES •
L. -LAWSON & CO.
"WHERE PRICE MEETS QUALITY"
Phone: one one one Free Delivery
•
NoQlherReadyRoof n
Could WithstandThisTesf
Sutter &
PLUMBING
HARDWARE
Phone 147w
erdve
ELECTRIC WIRING
You will' be astonished at the extraordinary values and the cour-
teous. service. Every product we sell is pure and wholesome. Here are•
come, apeeials we are mighty :rand of:
,STRAWBERRY & RASPBERRY JAM.: ORANGE MARMALADE'
KETCHUP
AYLMER PEAS, ALL SIZES, AYLMER CORN, DEL MAIZ CORN'
AYLMER SOUPS
ALT.! FRESH FRUITS AND ■�g &� S. GROCERS FOR WEEK -END
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