The Clinton News Record, 1929-11-07, Page 8HE' CIINTONeNE,NVfl
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--"- ' Jeweler -1 het tiasting gift—what)
� J canuralyd nobler expression' of your
a/ affection?' Let ue;show' you our
gift,spepals;, 'some: of hie -h., are
gift specials, Come in before we rim.
out of these` specials,:'
I,arge' 'Selection` of ;Jewelry from
"liVhich to `a hoose
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Distributor, „for ,Clilrtosi
;Graduate of Toronto College, of Optometry
Fine" Jewellery' and Repairs Next Hovees's Drug Store
BUY TAT 'fI OLEU
This Week.
For one week -only we are offering 4. yd.
wide Linoleuat, 89e,per fq. yard
Choice of any ;pattern."` An new goods
A few pairs of those large ,Plaid Flannel
ette` Blankets left at $2.19
RUBBERS ---We are offering a very large
Assortment of all kinds. of ,Rubber Foot-
wear at very lowpricGs
Don't buy without seeing our goods and
getting our prices.
Plumsteel Bros
Every Garment Custom Tailored •
ARMISTICE DAY
"In
Flanders field, where poppies grow"
Lie buried the- brave heroes of the World War
who journeyed over seas to protect their loved ones
at hone, on ' Armistice ;Day, let us all bow in pray-
er, giving thein our sincere tribute of gratitude and_
affection. And let us, too, pray for those among us
who suffered the loss of their lev i Anes in the con
filet. These are 116 less heroes% .
T IE C, & S. GROCER
Phone 126
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1311.4TIVICYRE
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Mede of the very finest ma-
terial and- in the correct style.
. These hats will appeal to the
young man of discrimination.
Never Before have Hats like
these been solei' at a price so
law. 1 1
DAVISbAVIS & HERMAN ..
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4I0k9Rddrm li Alarmmm nuippIIp8 eilisiIat IQI�llllltl�° IIIIC" to
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Furnaces
Now is the time to
have your old furnace
overhauled or a new
one installed. See us
about a McClary Sun-
shii'e. ,
We are their. Agents
Sutter & Perdue
ItARDWARE '-' ELECTRIC WIRING
Phone 1.47v; '
PLUMSING
HURON OLI) BOYS'.,
• ASSOCIATIbN
The annual' meeting of the Huron
Old Boys' Aseociation.' of Toronto
,will be held in the Auditoriums ;S`,
1Vf.C,A., ' 40' College' Street, "on . Frt
day. evening, -November 29th, at 8
o'ct'ock, for the election of officers
and: transaction of general business,
Mr, C, S. *Donald, a Bayfield
Did Boy, and a fotmer'officer of the
Aesoeiation, and who has recently
made a trip around' the world, will
deliver an address under the title :of^
"The Huron Old Boy Abroad."
Tho. Annual Euchre and ''• Bridge
will be held in the Itygerip Hall,
Elm Street, on, .Thursday.'.evening,;
Noventber 1.4th, . at. 8 o'clock. A
goodprogramme ard"valuable prizes.
will be awarded to 'the successful,
eompetitdre. Refresbneents : will be
seeved during the evening.
Retuins,frorn all ove1. ;,the previiice
show that Btezlnig" cloth. windoly
+shades ;h•rl'e Been re-elected .to first
Iilace in the -estimation of discrini
ipating ;buyers, They are; made ,from
]rand 12rade q, •opaque cloth .and will
weary' We'have -thein in_ stock up to
6d inches -Wide.:.
Kirsch Plat Curtain Rods fit any
:window' and give .any desired drap-
ing effect. Tke',flet shape prevents
sagging. They won't rusk or tarnish,
will stay new for years. Single don-
-ble or triple rods wi11 produce almost
any ,desired effect. It pays to, say
"Kirsch,,,
good ('watermans) Fountain'
Pen is an essential in the -equipment
of everyone, it 'is ,a personal conven-
ience, an instrument of business ef-
ficiency. It; places" at, your service
a supply of inlc,,'rp d,
an efficient pen,
compact, convenient, avoids delay,
does away with dipping and prepares
you for the immediate registration
of your•thonghts.
(Many there are of the feminine sex
who need , help in preparing their
holiday or other special dinner, in
selecting original, yet economical
holiday gifts,; in. -determining fash-.
ion's new silhouette. Naturally"they
turn to Good -Housekeeping' maga-
zine,: their social household aird_fush=
ion authority: The price es 31ie°'per
copy.
-1"A jolly -trip to music land" is the
name given to the greatest, very first
book for the- piano. -It appeals to
the youthful eye;and ear, it fires the
young imagination, it stimulates and
maintains interest in music for the
juvenile, it gets results in the short-
est possible time, it is illustrated in
four colors, Price $1.00 the copy.
Ise W D. Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
Mr, J, Leslie I{err of the Brussels
Post was in town on Tuesday,
Mr, Walter Jackson of Brantford
visited his brother in town last
week,
Miss M, J. Moore, who has been in
Toronto for some time, is in town
visiting her sister, Maes. Govett.
llfrs, Luella Rathelelt,Inst week for
Stratford, where She will spend a
couple of weeks 'with her. eon,
Miss Janet,Robertson, who has been
with relatives in Brantford for
,Some time, returned home last
w6eri,
Mr, J. E. Hovey, Th. , C. Gandier
and' Rev. A. A, Holmes are 'spend-
.ing' a few days duck hunting up
In the Bruce Peninsula this week.
Mrs'e Furniss and her two sons,
%Messrs. Carl and Norval, left
Monday for"London, where they
'intend embarking in a bakery
business. Mr. Link will be their
baker. •
Miss Bdssie Sloman, who has been
home nursing her nephew, Mr.
Henry Slornan, during the past
few weeks, has returned to New
York, Mr. Sloman is now im-
proving nicely.
Mr. Karl Wilken, Miss Ida Wilken
and Mrs. Edwards of Detroit and
Mrs. McCoy. London, were here
Iasi week -end, coining up for the
settlement of the Wilken estate,
kt sale having been held on Satur-
day.
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LONDESBORO
Anniversary services will be held
in the United church here next
Sabbath at eleven a.m, and seven
p.m. The annual fowl supper and
program on Monday night.
Mr. and Mas. James. Fairservice
spent last Sabbath at the home of
the latter's sister, Mrs, - Mellville,
Seaforth, '
Mr. and Mrs., Cudntore and family
of Iiolmsville spent Sunday at -the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Grumbly.
Pl v, 'Irving Brigham and Mrs.
Keine, Seaforth, called on friends
here last Sunday.
Mrs. White of Drayton has been
a guest at the home of her brother
I1/ /Thomas Miller, for some time..
She erects to spend the winter
with her daughter in Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Geddes of Wing -
ham visited at the hoine of Itir. and
Mrs. John Fingland.
The goodwill S. S. Class of the
United church met last Friday ev-
ening at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
T. Adams, when a very --enjoyable
time was spent by all. •
The Young People's Society of the
United church entertained the,Blyth
Y. P: S. last Thursday evening, there
being over ,one' -hundred from the
visiting organization and a very pro
fitable tin ie 'was spent.'
.The Ladies' .e•Aid of Knox church
held at/- Hallowe'en Secial.' last Friday
evning; There `, -was a splendid at-
tendar'ce and a most .enjoyable time
is reported.
Ur. and Mrs. Stevensliof Seaforth
spept several days last week at 'the
latter's : parentee Mr. and Mrs. J.
Nott,
d1r: and Mrs. R. 'McCrea spent; last
Sunday -with, Brussels friends,
Reeve and Mrs. Adams were in
Goderich last Saturday,
BLYTH: It is nvith regret that
we record that R. IL Robinson; has
decided te, remove from Blyth and en
te(r the best, shoe and harness busi-
ness in $eafor"th , igt# to take place
ene month' hence. %e: Robinson
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family have been exec lent citizens
TZTi71iSI1AY, WOVDMBEE•7,,,19•�D
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all S 111,
CELERY, SWEET' POTATOES,;
.CRANBERRIES,
Canned Pumpkin,
Careen Giant Peas,
Special Green Peas (No. 2)T(
ei
TURNIPS,
2 for 25c
each 24c``
2 for 35c
ALL., ORIIERS $LOO
AND.
OVER-, DELIVERED ..FREE
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Friday �& Saturday
FOR THANKSGIVING,
Chocolate & CI -earn, lb. 19c
2 Clarks Pork & Beans, for 21c
10 Sunlight Soap, 55c
_ 2• Peas (Jo 3). 29c
4 Jelly Powders ' 19c
Gran. Sugar, 10" lbs. 59c
Icing Sugar, 2 lbs....19c
Big Fig Week
Cooking Figs, 2 lbs. 25c.
Pulled Figs, lb. 25c
New Dates, 2 lbs. 25c
Shelled Walnuts, lb: 49e
Comfort Soap 5 for 25c
Johnston...: -moor.:: ,Wax
Large Size 90c
Prunes, Large, Juicy
21bs.: 35c
Seedless Raisins, `2 lbs,
25c
New Cheese; lb. 29c
Kraft Cheese, lb. 39c
Mince Meat, 2 lbs. 35c
OurOwn ;.Coffee, lb. 65c
Life Buoy Soap
Disinfectant
3for20c
Thanksgiving Cake
White Fruit Cake—
se, lbs. butter, %ibs. Fruit• Sugar;
6 eggs, 4 cups, of 'Flour, '1 1-2 tea
spoon baking powder, Ve ` lb. whi •e
raisins; 1i Ib, citron. peel, 1 lb. cry-
stallized cherries; Ib, Pineapple.
White Raisins; per ib. 20e
Cherries,...................................... ° , . , . , 60c
Pineapples, per lb.. • 60c 44
See _ our Thanksgiving Horn full of Good
Things
South Window
FRIGIDAIRE
Lamb Roll, ib. 30c Lard, 3 lbs. 49c Schneider's Saus., ib. 30c- Fresh Filletts, lb. 30c
Tenderloin, per lb. 60c Fresh Pic. Ham, lb. ...25c Swift Sausage, lb. 25c Filletts, lb. 25c
,Finnan Haddie, ib. 20c
Morning Delivery: 9 and 11 a.m.
Cash and
Carrg
Afternoon Delivery: 2:80 and 5 p.m,
W.T. O'NEIL
WERE "SELLS FOR LESS" PRICE PREVAILS
Phone
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and' their leaving town is a distinct
loss as tb the community --Blyth
Standard.
Bulbs
Bll>cnnt now for Winter and Spring
Bloom ,
We an offering choice bulbs in:
DAFFODILS, flick NTHs,
TULIPS, LTC. -'-,e -
Try ourHyacinthe, which were
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• a• n Holland for
specially prepared r Hol ai
forcing to insure larger and earlier
bloom, •
PA./PERMUTE NARCISSUS
hat size, 5c eaeh, 80e per dozen
2nd size, 2 for 5c, 30e per dozen
EVERGREEN. AND BLACKLEAF
to keep your house plants free
from insects.
35c a bottle
Fertabs for your house plants
- 25c per box
Prepared soil, -delivered to you
15e per pail
Choice cut flowers ahvays in stock
J. Cuninghame, Florist
Phones, 31, ,and 176w. 37.3.
BAZAAR
AND
CHRISTMAS GIFT . SHOP
auspices of Wesley -Willis W. A,
. - will be held in
THE COUNCIL '.CHAMBER
on the afternoon of
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 16
•• Christmas Gift Booth
Apron Booth
Candy Booth
Home-made Cooking Booth
Touch and, Take Booth
Surprise Pie for 'Children.
Sale opens at 2.30'
Afternoon Tea:. Served
EVERYBODY WELCOMI;
Arinistisee,
CAND SECIAL
PEANUT. TAFFY .
19c Ii'B.
Hunts Candies
ASSORTED C11000LATIIS
6 0 e Lid;
Wendorf's 'Bakery
M,AKnRS CiF.
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W and Sleowflaac
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A PLAY ENTITLED
Lena Rivers
under auspices of Women's Institute,
Clinton, will be presented by
AUBURN DRAMATIC SOCIETY
in the
TOWN HALL CLINTON
Monday, Nov. 18th
at 8 pan., sharp
Following the play
IBI DANCE
AIVQli7?�.' E
•'"• will be held
Admission (dancing included)
Adults, 50c. Children, 25e
39-2.
ANOTHER
Salvation Army
Sale
Fancy Goods,
Home-made Baking
and Candy
Don't Miss This
Saturday, Nov. 9th
at 2:30 p.m.
Store next Wendorf's
Bakery
39.1.
COAL & COKE
We sell DL&W and Famous Reading
Anthracite Coal, Solvay Nut and
Furnace Coke, . Liberty Range size
Coke, Alberta Coal and Millers ()leek
Soft coal. Our Motto—
Good clean fuel at a reasonable
price.
W. J. MILLER & SON
Orders taken at residence, Ontario St.
PHONES 46w and 46j •
The Stove Season
is at hand
Get yours early and have
full advantage of -it this fall
See our new all -enamel
Masterpiece at -a right
price.
Also the newCirculators.
Just the thing for the cold.
evenings.
We also - carry .Clare
Bros., line, .the Jewel 'Stove
and Heaters:
Call in. any time and get
prices and see our lines..
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I tbWARE and PLUMBildG
Phone 244
TBE BIG FLTR%L.
TURE SIOW IS `PN
And this year we have the finest showing of new and up-to-
date furniture ever shown around these parts of the country.
We don't care what you want in furniture, we feel sure we
have it. If its low priced goods or the better gradese we are equally
prepared to meet all your requirements. It will do yon good to
come hi and see our stock anyway. We have, a wonderful display
of the newest styles in Mirrors, Electric iambs 'of all kinds, Smok-
e•e
1. Chesterfields, hesterfie
ids, End Tables, Cedar Chests, Spinet Desks and
many other useful Christmas Gifts.
In the larger suites for the Dining Room, Living Room, Bed-
room or Ifitchen you will find a real stock to select from.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
LET'S GO SHOOTIN'—
As usual we have a large stock of guns and ammunition. You
know we are always well stocked with a full line 01 the famous
Beach Stoves and Ranges.
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co
FUNERAL DIRECTOR:+. MONUMENT DEALERS
THE STORES WITH A STOCK
Furniture Pbone:,104 Hardware 101
Superior Chain Stores
. At over five hundred points
orange and black fronts and the
thousands and thousands of' housewives
the highest quality—lowest prices—personal
delivery. It will mean the same
WE SELL THE
Everywhere!
in Ontario you will see stores with
sign "Superior Chain Stores." To
this sign is a guarantee of
service and prompt
to you—WIATCH FOR THE SIGN.
BEST FOR LESS
ITEMS FOR WEEK-
ENDING NOV. 9, 1929
, Sunlight Soap, 10 bars ..•55e
Rideau Cheese, 1-2 Ib. ... . Yee
St. Charles Milk, small,
3 for 21e, large- each 14c
P. & B. Meat Pate, tin .,.14c
New Snryre Cooking Figs
8 :cz. pkgs. 10e, 2 lbs, 25c
Royal York Orange Pekoe
Tea, 1-2 ib. pkgs. .,,.35c
Shirriff's True Vanilla, bot, 23e
Lealand Sweet Mixed Pick-
les, large 30'. oz., each 49c
411"61w
KO. Corn Flakes, 8 for ..25c
Pumpmn, large size, 2 for 26e
Jelly Powders, all .flavours -
• 4 for . ..............19e
mossolissomemolommosmomor
Cateili s Eggweat Noodles
per pug. ..... ,,,10c,
Nor
Aylmer No. 2 tins 'choice
Tomatoes, 2 for ...25c
WE ALSO HAVE MEATS;
ALWAYS
VEGETABLES' AND FRUITS
FRESH -
J. T..McKNIGHT
"' CLINTON, ONT.
&SON
PHONE 111
Having nsoved. to .
OUR NEW STORE
Recently taken over from the C. ••and. S.. Grocers. We: wish to
thank
CIUR MANY - PATRONS
for their Courtesies and offer theme still a GREATER SERVICE.
Let us Show You Our Ability in offeriing; you, the Highest Grade
Groceries at the Lowest Prices., ; Pay, Us a Visit.
Deliveries Prompt Our Motto is Service
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