The Clinton News Record, 1929-08-22, Page 8r
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Distributor for Clinton
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Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store
SPECIAL THIS
WEEK
MEN'S ODD WORK PANTS, GOOD HEAVY WORK ; • el `go
PANTS, . VERY SPECIAL VALUE• -. .D! J
MEN'S FANCY ,SOX. ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF MEN'S 15
FANCY COTTON.. SOX, Per Pair ar
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TWO SPECIAL LINES OF MEN'S WORK SHIRTS
, Men's Heavy Blue Chambrey Work Shirts
Special at
Men's Heavy Striped' Shirting Shirts
At •
85c
95c
We are offering some wonderful values in Ladies and Children's
Slippers this week, All new goods at cut prices.
Plums eel Bros.
Every Garment Custom Tailored
Where • Quality is as Represented
Telephone your orders and you will receive the
Very'Best..
Olives in. Glass Barrels—A Real Buy
Specials—Canned Peas, Corn and Tomatoes,
ORDERS TAKEN FOR
Pickling .Cucumbers, Silverskins, Cauliflowers
We have the very best yiRegars and Spices
THE C. & S. GROCERS
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QUALITY—STYLE—FIT
VINISH AND PRIcE
That is tv14,t you will find when we tailor a Suit
for you. The clothes we maka meet all require-
ments of the most fastidious. W -'have hundreds
of customers that are sounding Mr praise in apprec-
iation of us and in kindness to their friends.
We have an immense stock of suitings and our
tailoring organization is complete. What more can
you ask for?
DAVIS ` HERMAN
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School bolls will goon be tolling.
Calling all and sundry back ta•school
with its "ologies" and "isms," and
school means books --Books mean
that we have made usual careful pre-
paration for• the event with all the
authorized text books 'every school-
going person needs, also all the rest
of the great and small importances
required, such as Scribblers, Exer-
cise Books, Pens, Pencils and Ink.
Retaining to school can be made a
much happier event when the scholar
is fitted out with all the require-
ments equal to their associates. It
gives them poise, assurance and con-
fidence and •as •Mrs. McGinty. says,
"Shure, 'tis not a mite too early to
start to begin to oomanence'to get
prepared"
Wje ask you to come and see wheth=
er our school supplies are good
enough and advantageous enough to
suit you.
Tie W. D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
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Mrs. Iddo Crich is visiting relatives
in Hamilton. •
Dr. P. and Mrs. Hearn were in Lon-
don on Sunday.
Rev. Wu A. Townshend of London
was in town this week.
Misses Maude and Elva Wiltse arz
visiting friends in Toronto.
Misses Bessie and Sarah Simko_ left
lest week on a trip to the west.
Mrs. Janes Steep was up from
London for a few days last week.
Miss Peddle of Edmonton was a vis-
itor with Miss Aphrew Steepe of
town.
Mr. and - Mrs: A. W. Anderton are
spending some days in London this
week,
Miss -harry- Combe of Toronto''has
been holidaying at her home in'
pii:
' evli•
a11�r. L, W. Correll of Oshawa spent
1 i the week -end with his family in
t0'wn. ,
Dr. Wilson of ()ttiitva. is 'ai,tliiiig at
the homdof Hit's and Mrs. W.
Walker, •i1i h AMA.
Rev. C. Es !aka IVIrs. Dougan and
family ,returned last week after a
itniielay spent at Bayfield,
Mrs. Walkinshaw is visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. Rees Jenkins
at Woodlands Farm, Huron road.
Mr. Fred Sloman of the C. N. R. car
school and Mrs. Sloman and family
are visiting at the formers hone
in town.
Dr. and Mrs. Hoar and the Misses
MacKenzie of Markham visited
last week with Mrs, Mary Snyder,
Albert street.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Manning and
children of Toronto are visiting the
former's parents, Mn'. and Mrs.
Walter Manning.
Mrs. Eli Crich and Miss Phyllis' Crieh
spent a pleasant week visiting
friends at Port Elgin, Shallow
Lake and 'Marton.
Mrs. W. J. N%Ivor and Misses Ruby
and May Mayor :of Shallow Lake,
were recent visitors with Mrs. Eli
Crich. and with other friends
here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. E,iiott and
family and Mr. and Mrs. G. I3. El-
liott and family have ,returned
from a trip to Philadelphia, where
they attended a family re-unilm.
Misses Ruth, Carol and Grace Ev-
ans, Eleanor. Plumsteel, Isabel
Chowen, Donna Stevens, Marion
'Thompson, and Esther 'Prowarbiia
are spending a holiday in a cot-
tage at Bayfield.
Miss Eileen Atkinson is the guest of
Miss Ardell Tennant of London at
the summer' .home ,of the Tennant
' family at Bruce Beach. Mr. and
Mrs. Atkinson motored up and
spent Sunday with theta.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Erwin and little
children of Dundas called on`
friends in Clinton .on Friday. Ditr-
ing their residence in town, when
Mr. Erwin was principal of the
Collegiate, they made many friends
here and they always seem to have
a warm spot in their hearts for the
old to_Wn and like to visit us oc-
casionally. Mr. Erwin says Dun-
das is contemplating the erection of
a fine new collegiate buikling next
year.
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Our Specials on
:Radios and Speakers
Batteries & Supplies
Also Our Extra Specials in
Cook Stoves
Sutter & Perdue
PLUMBING. HARDWARE ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone 147w
ERUSSELS: Mr, and Mrs. Janes
MacFarlane, Brussels, announce the
engagement of their elder daughter,
Janet Dalgleish, to Gordon. John, sbn
of Mr. and Mrs. William' IVEePherson,
Lueknow, wedding to take place the
latter part of August.
SEAFORTH: A very pretty wed-
ding was solemnized on August 8t,
at Bankhead Farm, the home of Mr.
and MPs. "Anderslon Scott, Seafotth,
when Muss Ella Nesbitt, of Toronto,
and formerly Of County Tyrone Ire-
land, was united in marriage to Mr.
:Darold Hogg. of Cleveland. The
•cereinony was performed by Rev. W.
P. Lane, of Math Side United chinch
Seaforth. 'Mr. and 'Mss, Nogg Will
reside in Cleveland.
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The way Jim says"Marvelous" , thatsthe word he uses to
describe
' eil's-- onderfl Food Store
and the Marvelous Cash & Carry Price List every week;
This week the price of Sugar by the Sack is,
Marvelous and the market has advanced too.
FRIGIDAIRE MEATS AND CHILLED FRUITS
Musk Melons Fresh Mushrooms. Tomatoes and Celery
MARVELOUS PRICE 'LIST AUGUST 22 to 29 (delivered)
You will -Marvel at the quaiity.Ierour Spirits Vinegar- at delivered price of 50c per gallon or Cash and Carry Price of 45c a gallon
Crosse and Blackwell's. Vinegar, delivered 60c . Heinz's Vinegar in bottles 20c' and 35e . 1
FOR PRESERVING
IHow Marvelous
Fruit Jars, pint, per dozen 99c
Medium quart, per dozen $1.15
IParowax, 2 packages 25c,
4 dozen Rubber' 'Rings 25c
Zinc Rings, dogen • 15c
Certo, bottle 29c
WONDERFUL VALUE
Cheese Tid `Bits, Snaps ---Vanilla,
Graham, Chocolate and Lemon C
COAL OIL delivery price, per gallon 25c
Morning Delivery: 9 and 11 'a.m. GOODS DELIVERED 10e
FOR BAKING
You Marvel at the Quality for
the price
Bowes, 'Baking Powder
Rase Lite, Baking Powder
10 lb Granulated Sugar,
3 lb Lard
25c
19c
57c',
49c
MARVELOUS QUALITY Most Elegant Flavor—Our Own Coffee
Assorted Cakes ---Peanut, Marshmallow per ,lb 65c Sanka Coffee 82c Maxwell
Peach Sandwich` and others at 25c ib Coffee 66c Juicy Oranges basket, 59c
Cash and Carry price, per gallon 22c.
ICash and
Carru
Ike VPHERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
Afternoon Delivery: 2:30 and 5 p.m.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clarence •
Clarke of
Listowel vjsited •with thd fernier's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clarke
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Glazier and
son, Will, of Clinton, spent Sunday
at the home of the lady's sister,
Mrs. Thos. Pollard.
Mrs. Jas. A'ttwohd and four ebiI-
dren and MM. John Huckle, motored
from Blenheim and spent the week-
end at the home of the lady's sis-
ter, Mrs. Robt. Grimoldby, Miss Rose
and Master Jimmy remaining for a
weeks' holidays,
1VTr. and Mrs. Hugh E. Rorke last
week visited • relatives at Bognor
Owed Sound and M'eaford and on
Wednesday attended the wedding
which was solemnized in, St.
George's Anglican churcls, wen
Sound, of Miss Catherine b Oh'riz
sell 'of Bognor, a niece of Mr
itorke's, to the Rot Stuart ',HenryBrownlee of Iterrwood. 11$r. ierk
ferinerly lived ` at Meaford an
Owen Sound and. enjoyed a vier
to the .old 'corhrlrXtntty,
Mx, Frank .Cook and family and
Mrs. Wan .Cdok of New Market re-
newed old acquaintances around the
village on Monday, 0
Mks. Leq. Stephenson and. son Don-
ald, and Misses Hazel Leslie, Elva
Wheatley and Blanche Wheatley
spent Monday in Blyth. Miss Kath-
leen Logan returned home with them
for a short holiday.
Mr. and Mrs. 3. McIntosh of Tor-
onto left on Saturday after a two
weeks' holiday with their aunt, Mrs.
A. Colclough. .
Mrs, A. McLean left on Wednes-
day for her home in Buffalo after
spending twoweeks with her broth-
er. Mr. Millson.
Miss Edythe Riley of Clinton Is
spending a while at her home here.
Mr. Howard Cole and Mr. ]Roy
Ellingham of Listewel spent Sunday
as the guests of Mr. Cole's aunt,
Mrs. Pollard.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Wan. Clarke, left one
day last week for Idaho, where they
will be the guests of Mrs. Clarke's
biiother, Mr. Albert Coates, for a few
weeks.
Mr. Frank Stalker and Mfrs, Chas.
Riley of near London spent ` Sunday
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
Riley. c;,
AUBURN
Mr John Carter of Detroit is
visiting his brother, Mr. Jas. Carter.
Mr, and Mks. Walter Mloore and
family of Cobalt are spending a
week at plte home of Mr, and Mrs.
Edgar' Lawson.
Mrs. 'Phos. Straughan is visiting
with her dau(s+later, Mss, 0. V. Wil -
lime, at Zllolmesvillo.
Mr, and Mr.'s. A. Wallsdi: are visit-
ing with tiro latter's mother, M.'s,
Robs. Taylor.
Mr. and Mus, A. L. Trick and Mise
V,era Trick of London spent the
week -end with relatives in thie vicht0
it1t
Mr. Harold Bogle is itiaking ex-
tensive repairs to his eliopping trill
and to the dam this week.
Ma. and Mrs, Clayton Mgil in,
who have been . visiting here; • have
returned to their home at lingidhart.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thompson ac-
companied them; on their return for
a couple of week's visit.
Mr. and SVi'ss. 0. E, Erratt visited
fi'ionds at Dungannon and Goder ch
on Sunday lasts
Mr. and 'MPs.; II. Wallace and fnm-
ily .left on Thursday last week for
, their home. in Saskatchewan by Mot-
or after. spending tWo • week's visit
, here 'With relatives.
Mfrs. %i..' 1+'aurow and children of
Mitchell visited her mother, • Mrs,
Jas.Johnston one day last Week.
Mt. 'Fred Lawrence of Clinton Vis-
ited at
is-ited'at the' home of Mr. and Mrs.
e Areas Andrew over the week -end.
d , Or. 'gax Grey of Syracuse, N.Y.,
`itin his'ltmclt, Mr. 3. Moulden
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Our Week -End
pcicils
Orange Cake
Jelly Rolls
Layer Cakes
Order NI w
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Wendorf's Bakery
MAKERS OF
"Whole Wheat" and "Snowflake"
BREAD
Special Prices
ON COAL, AND COKE
FOR SPRING DELIVERY
Get or Prices.
W. J. MILLER & SON
Orders taken at residence, Ontario St.
PHONES: 48w and • 46j
Handy Garden Tools
AT CONVENIENT PRICES'
''ora best the market: affords at big
sayit,gs. Our tools will help you
Make _ your garden a sucecss,
RAMOS, SPADES, HOES. SHEARS
LAWN MOWERS
Other tools at proportionately low
prices. Hammers, pliers, mnonkey.
wrenches, all the odds and ends you
need around the house.
Hamkins
HARDWARE and PLUMB/NO
Phone 244
Instead Of
Hitting The Hay
• Hit a Marshall Sanitary spring -filled Mattress and you will
get the surprise of ,your life in real restfull sleeping comfort.
We want to advise you that during this mouth we are giving a
slip cover with every 1VParshall Mattress sold, but your order, must
be in by August 29th. We have several other bargains in Dining
Room Suites and Verandah furniture, sonic real snaps in Verandah
or car cushions.,
Hardware Department
This is time for coal oil and gasoline cook stoves and we have
the latest improvements and Jost satisfactory stoves on the mar-
ket. i.a;...2511
If you are thinking of painting your house, better consider the
old reliable Sherwin-Williams Paints. It will pay you.
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
FUNERAL DIRECTOR.9 MONUMENT DEALERS
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
Furniture Phone: 104
Hardware 195
BLUE AND WHITE STORE
With Clean White Specials Every Day
-PHONE' 111
SPECIAL VALUE FRIDAY & SATURDAY
Dunlarts 3. ib. Pail of Lard, 49c
Extra Good Salmon, ib tin 33c
Extra good Salmon, Vs. Ib. 1.8c
Kippered Ii'erring. in
• Tomato Sauce .. 24e
Kippered Herring,without
Tomato Sauce 24c
Peas and Corn, each 10e
(Small tins)
Fancy Mixed Cakes, lb .0.250
Tomatoes, Aylmer, 2 cans 26c
Pork &;Beans, 2 cans .....25c
S. W. Bis, 2 for 25c
Corn Flakes, Kellogg's, 3 29c
Lemon Cakes, per doz. ...1:4c
Rice, 4 lbs. for 25c
Tapioca, 2 lbs. Por 25e..
Catsup, large 25c
Icing. Sugar, 3 lbs. 29c
MoLaren's Jelly, 4 pkgs25e
FRUIT' VALUES
Peaches, Cantelopes, Bananas, Oranges, Cauli-
flowers, Carrots, ` Corn, Cabbage Spanish Onions
Cooking Onions.
L. LAWSON re CO.
Use your phone WHERE QUALITY MEETS, PRICE Free - Delivery
i . Builders' Supplies
August Specials an als
PINE, SPRUCE, HEMLOCK, FIR CEILING AND' TRIM
SIDING, FLOORING AND SHIPLAT
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ALL AT BARGAIN PRICES.
EVERYTHING IN BUILDER'S, SUPPLIES'
The Thomas McKenze Estate
PHONE 85.
27-2,
CLINTON, ONT.
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