The Clinton News Record, 1925-07-02, Page 8CLINTON'S LEADING ' JEWEiLL1 Y STORE
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Is the place to buy your glasses
You are always: sure ofatisfaction
All thclatest styles at reasonable prices
THE LATEST IN JEWELLER? E5
The Choker
45c up in beautiful designs and ,eolors
Diamond Rings
prices as low as $20.00 for a genuine .diamond
watch and clock repairs in and get them in reasonable
time. Don't wait for ;months.
R. , 'Ho JOHNSON
Graduate ,, -of Toronto
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Women have ever had to
choose between luxury and econ-
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most invariably one must be
'sacrificed to the other. But in
Holeproof Hosiery are foinnd
the luxury of stylish, snug -fit-
ting hosiery and the economy of
long service and moderate pricer
Holeproof pure silk $1.50
Holeproof silk and aisle and
Silk and art. silk plaited $1.00
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Soap for 25c with 1 cake free '
bars of this high quality soap for 25c. .
god supply while it lasts.
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W.. Branch Store, Phone 125
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Now is the titne to get your
Ray o s o Suit' for the Trot
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Also see our specials in Greys and, Browns at M.
Davis & Herman.
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PICNIC
A AIS
The next tdi'ee months for picnic
rarties and the lunch is, of course, the"'
niportant feature of any ;picnic, this
uggests our Sanitary Luncheon sup -
lies. i
PAPER PLATES
Three sizes and two qualities
PAPER SPOONS
Heavy Fibre and quite durable
PAPE DOILIES,
Round and Wal Ian 'design
Paper Cups—Paper Table"Covers
Paper Napkins
Waxed Paper and Picnic Packages
We know that when goods are
rought out of town Clinton : gets the
roods only and the city has the
aoney,'and when goods are bought at
come Clinton has both the goods and
he money. The local application . is
o keep both goods and money in Clin-
on and (benefit Clinton labor and
;Tinton investment as well as your -
elf.
lie W. IlTair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
desettesomesomorenswesio
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fAEDW,ARE �, PLUIixliINaI ;F ' .ELECTRIC WIRING
,,yr r umum uu,neuau n,,
Mn and Mrs. J. B. Lavis were Tri
Detroit last week for a few days.
Rev. F. W. Mahaffy of Orangeville
was a visitor with Mr; and Mrs. Y.
B. Lindsay last week.
Miss Ruth McMath leaves this week
for Toronto to . react• examination
papers for a few weeks.
Mrs. A. T. Cooper left last Thursday
morning for Evanston, Ill, to visit
her mother and other, relatives.
Rev. C. J. and Mrs. Moorehouse and
Miss Ruth leave today for their
summer home at Hillsboro. They
expect to be absent all of July.
Mr. and Mrs. John McKinley'and
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lavis were in
Hensall on Tuesday attending the
funeral' of the late Dr. W. Peck. '
Mrs. S. T. Kempthorne and children
of Whitby have been visiting the
lady's brother, Mr. J. E. Doherty
of town,' and and now at Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Cook, Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Moffat and Mr. P. Livermore
attended the Sherlock -Manning pie-
nie held at Port Stanley on Satur-
day.
Miss Beattie leaves the end of the
"'week for her home at Watford.
Yin Beattie says she will be back
for Old Home Week, August 1st.,
however.
Mr .and Mrs. Clarence Haberer and
sons, Earl and Howard, and Mr.
Frank 'Stygall of Buffalo were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Pat-
tison over the week -end.,
Mrs, Milton Cook of Sarnia, whccame
is, toattend the wedding of her sis-
ter, is visiting her' parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Sehoenhals. Mr. Cook re-
turned to Sarnia son Thursday.
Miss E. Higgins is home for it brief
visit but intends taking a summer
course in physical , culture during
the vacation, before tasting up her
work as teacher on the Guelph Col-
legiate staff.
Mrs. R. Dalrymple of • Moose Jaw
and her daughter, Mrs. Horton of
Madison, Sask., are visiting rela-
tives in the vicinity. Mrs. Dal-
rymple intends remaining for the
Old Horne Week.
Mr. `and'Mrs. W. Barge and son of
Chicago, who had been visiting re-
latives at Lncknow, called on Clin-
ton friends one day last week. Mr.
Barge served an apprenticeship
with "Mr. R. Fitzsimons a number
of years ago.
Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Hanley of Tor-
onto are visiting relatives in Clin-
ton and vicinity and they leave on
Monday for Pasadena, Calif., where
they intend to locate. Mr. Henley's
health is not first class and he.
thinks a .change of climate will be
a benefit to hini.
Mr. and Mrs, G. D. McTaggart re-
turned last week from a trip across
the Atlantic. They visited various
points in the British Isles and also
France. It Was a most 'interesting
trip and as both proved good sail-
ors, the ocean voyage was not the
least enjoyable part of it.
Mr. and Mrs. T. McCaffrey of Tor-
onto visited their uncle, Mr. James
McConnell of Clinton' recently on
thein way from Owen • Sound to
" Toronto: They were accompanied
by their two sons, Joseph, a lawyer
of Calgary, Alta., and Hugh, who
has been attending St Michael's
College, Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moon and Master
Jack of Toronto and Master (ten-
neth Hoffnian.ai,Sebringviile called
on Clinton friends ,on Mondays
They were on their way to visit re-
latives in Goderich and Londesbero,
They intend also it itina in Niar-
ton before returning 'a the city.
Mr. Moon is planning to make an-
other visit to Clinton dining ' Old
Homme Week. d _
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�r.1cnics, tioneheons a
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These are- the good old Picnic Days. See our North in -
dor for Picnic Suggestions.
Canned meats, "Jellied tongue, Sardines, Cooked Ham, Roast
pork and Beef loaf.
Olives, Chopped, Stuffed and plain, from 20c up
Pickles, Sweet and Sour, special picnic size 20c
Gherkins, special picnic size, only ,. 30c
Olive butter 20c Salad Dressing, from 25e -to 35c
:Cheese Tid. Bits, Macaroons, and .Peanut Snaps; each 10c'
Ingersol and McLaren's Cheese, per pkg. ~15e
U-Lika Fruit Drink, just the thing for picnic, each 1Oc
Three Special Cash and Service Prices This Week
13 lbs. Granulated Sugar $1.00 " 3 pkgs. Quaker Corn Flakes 28c 17• bars P. & G. and Gold Soap $1.00
For the balance of this week we are clearing ou. t a limited
number of bags of sugar at an 'exceptionally low price
If you need- sugar buy now.
Fresh salmon. trout, Fridays
Cash and
Service
W T. O'Neil
461400110000W.ArfAlitOtlits,. ..
In the Morning First,Delivery 9 a.m. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 pan. Kindly rder Early
Phone
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Countless Electric irons have been sold because Electrical men
have faith in them and communicate their enthusiasm to customers,
Electric Washing Machine
$95.00
When we acquire as great a belief hi the washing machine as
we have in the iron a great many more electricwashing machines
will be used. .If the man had to do the washing we would not be
able to supply the demand for machines.
We are offering a first class machine for $95.00
USE YOUR OWN UTILITY—IT PAYS
HYDRO SHOP, Clinton
'-.Please Return
Cream Cans
We respectfully ask those who
have our cream cans: in their posses-
sion and are, not at present using
thein for delivery of cream to our
factory to return the same -to us at
once, We de not wish' to inconven-
ience any one or to be discourteous in
any way but we are urgently' in need
of our cans at this time --of the year
and if our request is not respected it
will be quite necessary for us, to take
possession of our cans wherever we
may find them. Please favor us by
�bringing the cans in.
CLINTON CREAMERY, LIMITED
Tickets for the
CHAUTAUQUA. .
Can be obtained at any of'the follow-
ing places:
ollowing'places:
News -Record Office.
W.M. Aiken's Store
Hugh Miller's Store
,Miss Cluffs' Store
Miss O'Neil's Store•
Hydro Shop
134se Line
IF
Somethi ng
Fratital
is wanted by the housewife, we have
it. We will he pleased to ; have you
inspect our stock.
We have a number of oil stoves on
hand at reasonable prices, Just the
thing for -'this warm weather.
All the men are now busy getting
ready for summer. 'See our lawn-
mowers, rakes, hay forks, shotiels,
etc., before you buy.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mair attended
the funeral of the late Dr. Peck of
Hensall on Tuesday..
The Misses Smith- of Port Huron
are visiting their grandmother, Mrs.
Johii Johnson, nad other friends.
Mr. Charles. Tosling bf 'retroit
spent the week -end ` with Mr. T.
Mason.'
Mr. Ed. Johnson has engaged'with
Mr. F. Lansing for the summer
months.
A large number ,,took in the corn -
minty picnic to Bayfield on Satui ay
and report a good time.
Miss Hate Hazzelwood of Wroxeter
visited last week at the home Mr. and,
Mrs. ' Norman Ball. _
Hankins
PLUMBING' and HEATING.
Phone 244
Down the Home Stretch;
for Old Home Week
Time is slipping so get your Requirements while our stocks
are complete
You will .steed verandah chairs, . hammocks, hammo-couches,
stretchers and mattresses to make sure your visitors have some
comfortable place to sleep. There will be lots) doing to keep them
awake, but they may need a few hours in the morning, so be prepared.
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Don't forget to call on us for the celebrated herwin-Williams Paints
` for your homes.
A. Liberal Discount on Lawn Mowers
A large stock of Hay Fork Rope, Harvest Tools of all ]rinds,
Garden Hose, Paris Green, Arsenate of Lead.
Consultus- about your plumbing requirements, before buying
ClintonHardwvare and FurnitureCo®
TEE STORES WITH A STOCK
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195
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For Sale, Cattle and Horses
115 CATTLE
'All sizes and,ages'
2 years old, 1 year old, beef ringers
Fresh cows and Springers
A number of horses to be sold at
right prices
Will have 120 sheep for Sept. 1
Several months credit will'be given.
on any of the above stock on furn
irlising bankable paper. 13-tf.
WVM. A .TOWNSHEND
W Pay Spot Gash
for Newlaid Eggs and Live Poultry
Now is the time to market your Old Roosters; cid Broody Hens;
old Ducks; old Tom Turkeys;: also Young Ducklings and Spring
Broilers.
Our price list is free for the asking, also our "Cooperative Mar-
• keting" information. Waite us today, or phone "Clinton 190" if
you cannot call at our Clinton buying station yourself.
Yo}ir neighbor can tell you that it pays to cooperate with us.
Let us prove to you that we can pay a premium for quality.
GUNN, LANGLOIS & Co.,. Limited
MONTREAL, RUE. • '
R. W. WARD, Manager•Clinton Branch'
Write, phone or call at our Clinton office, Days phone 190
Night Phone 254. `
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Our Bread Must Be Good
Besidesusing the very best of materials and the newest form-
ulas we have had the,experience that enables us to take the guess-
work out of ,baking.
In making our bread our desire is to make bread so- pure, clean
and sanitary that we can be proud of it. That is the reason why
we are now wrapping -and sealing our bread before it leaves our
'Bakery. Our bread is not handled by soiled hands or exposed to dust
or any other contamination. It is clean and sanitary.
Demand Brown's Wrapped Bread .and be sure of getting a quality
loaf that is sanitary.
.J.BROWN
BAKER AND CONFECTIONER Phone 1