The Clinton News Record, 1929-06-06, Page 8CLINTON 'S LEADING JEWELERY :STORE
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H. JOHNSON
Distributor for Clinton
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Fine Jewellery and Re wireNext DoveY's'
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Store
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CULORF'AS'I'
Plain and Fancy Broadcloth ei En
SPECIAL
Advance . Spring ' Styles
Piumstei Bros.
Every Garment Custom Tailored,
Furnishing the -Love Nest For the Bride'
This is the store for Newlyweds planning a home. Here they
can select just the proper furnishings for the "love nest" at big
savings in price. "•The wide assortment of suites and individual pier-`
es permits of choice suiting your individual requirements. Woods
used are of the very best grades, and every' piece of furniture lives
up to a high standard of attractiveness and durability,
We are prepared to give our expert advice on furnishing one
room or many.
• We: have assortments of very, useful wedding gifts that are
sure to please.
Don't fail to take advantage of your verandah. We have
great assortment of Chairs and Rockers, Sun Stop Shades, Verandah
Mats•and Cushions at Prices that will surprise you,
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Clinton Hardware -and Furniture Co
FUNERAL DIRECTOR° MONUMENT DEALERS
THE STORES WITH A STOCK Hardware 195
Furniture Phone: 104
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Gunn, Langlois Co., Limited
HEAD. OFFICE - !ONTtbEAL, QUE.
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Dave you seen our 890 Snaplite?.
Sinai l 'enough to carry i'r vest'.poek--
et : or. lady'` 1}tlAs e.„ No switches or
lenses. Snap—top's up—fights o
Snap-- top's down -light' off. ri
ways ready. The whole story is told.
We have pleasure in again present
ing for your purchase, by popular re
quest, our now got -to ,be'well-known
15e white and gilt cup " and saucer.
Exceptional yahie.'
Pyrex Transparent Oven. Dishes,
'saves fuel, 'food and labor, is free
from, grease and odors, washed, as
easily as your china; never discolors,'
rusts, dentis or chips. Pyrex put. the
OK coOKing.
Question—Why are fish , allus
here you,aint, and allus ain't where
you are? Sometimes they' are where
you are but dor lack of the equip
'neat you do not get them. We have
a well supplied stock of the ordinary
articles used in a fishing trip.
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.
The W. D. Fair Go
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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Miss Ruby Irwin was in Toronto for
a few days this week.
Mr. Kenneth Rorke o£ Toronto spent,
Itha week -end at his home in town.,
Miss Eva Carter of Kitchener was
home for the week -end and holi-
day.
Mr. • and Mrs. Hurlburt of Barrie are
visiting their daughter; Mrs. C. E:
Carbin.
-NEWT RECORD
THURSDAY `JUNE 0, d92f@A,?,
CLINTON'S BIG CORNER GROCERY
CHAIN
STORE CASH AND CARRYPRICE LIST
I,-nnivt, rsary
SpeciaLs
JUNE 6th to 15th- .
' S ecial Tea
Regular 72c
Sale 63c
Biscuits 2 pkgs..25c
Sodas ..per lb 16c
Clarks Soup
3 for 25c.
Special Coffee in'jar
per Ib 63c
Liptous Tea lb - 69c
- Trout
Tues. and Fri
25c lb - Delivered
Best Rice 2 1b . 23c
Good Rice 4 lbs 25c
Fruits
-Strawberries
IPineapples 15c up
Basket Oranges 59c
Morning Delivery: 9 end 11 a.nt. GOODS DELIVERED 10e
Bowes
Baking • Powder
per •lb. 25c
ToiletPaper -
8 ,Rolls 25c
PINEAPPLES TFC`` -CLEAR 15c
Anniversary" Specials -- Canned Fruits
Corn, Peas, Pumpkins , .. 2 .:.for 25c '
Anniversary Specials, Bakig Powder
in .Small Jars . 2. for 25e
Frigidaire
Creamery Butter 40c ib Dairy Butter
38c' lb, - Breakfast Bacon 59c, Picnic
Hams 23c, Fresh. Pail of .'Lard $2.95 ,
GET OUR PRICES ON SUGAR BY
THE SACK,
Quaker Oats
per pkg, ; 27c
China Oats 38c
Maxwell Coffee-
per
offeeper Ib 63c
2 pkg. Minute
Tapioca ; 25c
Fancy 'Boxes,'
Biscuits for 33c-
Betty's Pure Ja ol',
Large Bottle 39c
3113 Loose Lard 49c
3 pkg Ammonia 23c
Rase Lite; Baking
Powder tin 19c
Wednesday
Store Closes 1 pm.
Special Wednesday 1 orniug
Large Catsup 19c
Vegetables
Carrots bunch 110c
Cabbage lb 5c
Asparagus
Lettuce Tomatoes
Afternoon Delivery: 2:30 and 5-p•n:,
.Cash and ' he
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WHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE .PREVAILS
chantilly lane and sequins, carrying JUNE BAZAAR
a bridal sheaf g# Templar roses and
adaintum fern. The bridal veil. was The annual Tune Bazaar and
of embroidered net, fashioned with ..
Afternoon Tea
bandeau of pearls and orange blos- • of Ladies' Auxiliary •
sorns. White kid pumps and hose of the Clinton Presbyterian Church
completed the bride's "costume. Mrs. will be held on Dr. Shaw's lawn
George MitArthur, sister of the groom' a on the afternoon of
was matron of honor, .attired in pale JUNE 7th
green georgette with lace and large
white picture het and carried a show- at 3 o'clock
er Bouquet of yellow" roses and fern.
'CONVENERS
Reeve ' reWartha is in Goderich ythis Little Clarissa Dale, ,niece of the
ICvunty -Council.
• carrying- a heart -shaped bas e basket
o Aprons
Rev. Miss McKenzie.
. Dr. Medd of: Welland was this lilies -of -the -valley. The groom Was Touch. and Take: Miss Howson.
1 gest ever the week=end of Mr. J aattended by 3 Peter Dunlop, Al"Af Home-made Baking: PIM F, :dutch
, Medd town. - ter the eoreinnony anis congratulation'' Kitchen: Mrs. W.J. Stevenson.
Mrs. Enimerton left the beginning of
the, week t&spend sonieaweeks with
relatives -at Kincardin2.
Muss Jean Fisher of Toronto is holi-
daying,at the home of her parents,
Ma, and Mrs. R. J. Fisher,' Mill
street. •
Mr, and Mrs. A. Sinclair: of Toronto
were week-end'guests of the lat-
ter's sisters, "Miss. G. Rumball and'
Mrs. W. Pickard.
Mr., and 1Vl'rs. David ° Elliott and
children visited with friends at
Auburn, Dungannon and Lucknow
over the week -end.
Mr. and'. Mrs. Frank Fingland and
babe of Toronto spent the week-
end with the latter's parents, Mr.
and IYiirs. J. G. ` Chowen. '
Mr. and Mrs. -Fred Livermore and
Mr. and Mrs. James Appleby spent
Sunday with the formers brother;
Mr. T. , Livermore, Dundalk.
Dr. Hearn attended a meeting •of the
Ontario Medical ` Association in
Hamilton last. week and visited in
Toronto over the week -end"
Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Corless visited
the former's brother, Dr. Corless,
Tillsonburg, and, his brother and
sister, My. F. T. -tor -less and Mrs:
Meeting l week attending the o f die
bride mado a charming flows girl, , Fancy Work: Mrs. G. D. Roberton.
the bridal party and guests repaired
to -the dining room, which was pret-
tily decorated in pink and white,
where, they partook of fin ideal lunch.
The gifts were both numerous and
costly, showing the high. esteem in
which the young couple are held.
The groom's gift to the • :ride was a
cross fox fur, to the matron of honor
and the pianist, platinum :,bar pins
with amethyst settings, and to the
-flower girl a topaz necklet with pin
to match. While the best man receiv-
ed white gold 'cuff links. The new-
ly wedded couple left@ by motor in
the afternoon amid showers of con-
fetti and flowers, for Toronto, Nia-
gara and ether eastern points, the.
bride travelling in a very chic ensem-
ble of blue and bisque. saran baku hat,
cross fox fur. and sunburn shoes, hose.
and purse. On their return they will
reside. -on the groom's fine farm in
Grey. The mans friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver wish them a happy and
prosperous future.
Walker' of Biirgessville, over the
week -end.
I Mrs, J,' T. Watts of Carroll, Man.,
and. 11I6, Prat h. 'Bind children of
eroSYj Current, Sask, are here, the
ladies being 'called 'home by the
serious illness • of their mother,
Mrs. R. Jennison;
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Wallis left Tues:
day on a trip west. They will iio
to the Coast and will visit at the
Soo and other points along the
line, making a visit with their
daughter:, Mrs. Bouskill of Calgary.
Rey. J. E. and Mrs. Hogg and Miss
Ethel leave today for Toronto to.
be present for the graduation ex
ercises in connection with the Uni-
versity, when Miss Ethel takes her
degree. Mise Ruth Jackson accom-
panied them.
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Atkinson and
Miss Eileen, the latter a graduate
of the —.Western Utipt'versity were
in London for the convocation and
were guests at a luncheon given by
Mr, and Mrs. J. P. 'Tennant in hon -
012r of their daughter: who was al-
so one oithe graduating -class.
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Now is the ,time to do your Papering Mad painting,
I have a largo assortment of Wallpa1Selt
PRICE: 5c to 53.00 !iter Itbll
Tiff A, CAN OP -"L; lCRR`O:"
Four our 8namel fel', F1goYs aur i+ut hill1• tVood�'tri}k• .
Paints . and • Varnis'h'es for Efei y +Pt41'oit.
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A very- interesting ` wedding took
place at the hoMe of Mi. and Mrs.
ITnkh` Dunlop; at high noon on Sat-
urday: June lst, when their daughter,
Vera, was united intheholy'bonds
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of matrimony to lite. Leslie Oliver of
Grey, in the presence of about fifty
guests. To the Strains 'of Lohengrin's
wedding march, played by Miss E.
l-Im ieson, thebridal party tori their
places before a very artistically -decor-
ated arch On the lawn. Rev. J. W.
Johnson of Londesboro, pastor of the
bride, performed f•he ceremony. ' The
bride' who was given:, away by her:
user, looked very dainty in an ex-
`quisite 'white geogrette dress with
Candy: Mrs, Axon.
iPound' Booth: Mrs. Aikenhead.
Afternoon Tea: Mrs. Forrester.
15-3.
BAZAAR
In the Council Chamber, Clinton,
on the afternoon of
JUNE 22nd
Under the auspices of the W.A. of
Ontario Street United Church
commencing at 8 o'clock
Afternoon Tea and Business Men's
Supper will be Served.
EVERYBODY.WELCOMFy
Handy Garden Tools.
AT CONVENIENT PRICES
The beat the market affords at big
s'a`vings. Our tools will help you
stake your 'garden a sucecss.
RAKES, SPADES, .:HOES. SHEARS
LAWN 1lOWERS
Other tools at proportionately low
prices. 4-Iatntners, pliers, monkey
trenches all the odds and ends you
r e.
around 'th s
need e house,
TIARDWialE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
LET US BAKE YOUR
Wedding 'take
We'll have it ready in time—and 11
will he the `blest delicious you ever
tasted.
Large or small, simple or elabor-
ate, we are ready to make an ex-
ceptional cake of the bestand purest
ingredients for your wedding—or
any other big event—at modest oast.
Wedorf's Bakery
MAKERS' Or
SNOWFLAKE BREAD
Special Prices
ON COAL AND ("OKI@
FOR SPRING DELIVERY'
Get our, Prices.
W. J. MILLER ,&t SON
BLUE AND WHITE STORE
Cash and Ser. vise Specials
Gran. Sugar, 40 lbs: .... 55c '
Matches, pkg'. 25c
Good Rice, 4 lbs 25e
Tapioca, 2 lbs. .. , , 25c
Corn Flakes, 2 for 19c
Ginger Snaps, 2 ib. • 23c
Catsup, large23c
Cocoa, per lb. •
•I .. 19c
Mixed Cakes, lb 25e
Choke Prunes; 2 lbs25e
Choice Figs, 2 1b. 25c
Vanilla large , • 28c,
Coffeer, per jar 68c
Sodas, 2 pkgs.' , 25c
Canned Corn, 2 for 25e
Com. Soap, 10 bars - , 43e
P.--& G. Soap, 10 bars 39c
Ammonia, 3 boxes 23c
Shaker Salt, 2 pkgs19e
Corn Stareh, 2 pkgs19e
Baking Powder, tin '19c
Lux Soap,' 3- bars 19e
Fry's Cocoa, tin ' , 25e
Pure Lard, 2 Ib. 350
Oranges,per doz. • 19c
Choice lemons, doz. ,29c
Loaf Cheeses lb. pkg. 19e
Creamery' Butter, ib... , . 40c
STRAWBERRIES, TOMATOES, LETTUCE' CUKES, CELERY,
WATERMELONS, COOKED ,AND CARED MEATS
L. A W SON CO.
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WHERE- QUALITY MEETS PRICE
Phdne: one one one Free Delivery
Orders taken at residence, Ontario St
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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 onlyslightly blackened with smoke.
This xs one of a number of tests which
prove conclusively 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
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It is the"cheapest• ter•ycar" mama because it re,
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costs the only expense. -
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building than ane amount of fire•insurance. - By covering
buildings with'J-AS Asbestos Roofing ,twill protect them
fromfire at no extra cost. '
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PLUMBING HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
-Phone 147w
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