The Clinton News Record, 1925-07-23, Page 8CLINTON'S LBAI3IS'dGx .J5.11 ELLRY SROIU
This is the place to buy your glasses
You are always snare of satisfaction
Allthe latest styles at reasonable prices
THE LATEST IN JEWELLERY IS
The Choker
rota 45c up in beautiful designs and colors
icon Rings
ai reduced prices as low as $20:00 for a genuine diamond
13ring your watch and
e to kDr pairs in waiForamonths.
gethem in reasonable!'
H® JOHN
Graduate el Toronto College f Optometry
ltDrug Store
. m Jewellery and Repairs
F' e
"nary and Economy 1
Women- have ever had to
ehoose between luxury and econ-
omyin matters of dress. Al-
inost invariably one must be
sacrificed to the other, But in
Holeproof Hosiery are found
the •luxury of stylish, snug -fit-
ting hosiery and the economy of
long service and moderate price.
Holeproof pure silk $1.50
Holeproof silk and lisle and
Silk and art. silk plaited $1.00
Plumsteel Bros.
tsl , ' PIIOIr'E 2y. MORE BUSINESS
SMALL 'PROFITS.
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T1-II3RSDAY, JULY 23, 1925.
elcome
41d
Bois
anti
Girls
We extend cordial greetings.
May the memory of a healthful
and mirthful sojourn long link
your, thoughts to Clinton:
CUR" r ELL & SHIPLEY
Toilet S,crap Special
3 bars Infants Delight Soap for 25c with 1 cake free
making a total of 4 bars of this high quality soap for 25c.
Secure a good supply while it lasts.
THE C, & S. GROCERS
T� fls Fair Gor
Often the Cheapest --Always the Best
Main Store, Phone 125 W.. Branch Store, Phone 125 J.
RAYOSO
"The. Ideal Summer Fabric"
COOLNESS
COMFORT
1?URABILITY
ELBPANCE
LIGHTNESS
ELASTICITY
STRENGTH
The Cloth That Will Not Crease
All Combined In
RAYOSO •
Now is the time to get your
LayosoSuit for the hot
,co,sa . weather.
Also, see oursgecials in Greys and Browns` at M.
Davis Herman
VETERAN TAILORS PHONE 924-W
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Fri
Miss Agnes Walker is visiting friends
in Fenton, MVlich.
Miss Frances.Hawkins•is the guest of
her brother, Mr. W- T. Hawkins.
Miss Rath' Walkinshaw is wending a
vacation in Toronto and Niagara.
Mrs. IS. .A. ,Phoenix' and children of
Hamilon are guests at the home of
Mrs. R. S. Chafe. •
Mr. J. B. Lobb of Galt is spending a
few holidays at the home , of Mr.
and Mrs; George Holland.
3,Irs. A. T. Cooper returned Tuesday
after spending several weeks with'.
her mother at Evanston, 111.
Mr. T. 3. Lindsay motored to London
last week and spent a few' days
with his brother, Dr. Lindsay.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Drummond and.
child of Detroit are visiting the
lady's.. parents, Mr. and Mrs. A,
Morris.
Messrs. T. Callander and It. Baker of
. Fullerton .have teen visiting Mr.
'John Cuninghame at his camp on
the Maitland.
Miss Isabel Strachan' of . New York
City, who 'lias ,been visiting in God-
erich, called on Clinton friends this
week, on her way to Toronto.
Mr. Wilfred Tanner came up from
Toronto :and spent the week -end
with his wife, who is with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Walker.
hlrs. F. Melfwan of Palmerston lie
visiting relatives iii •Clinton and vi-
cinity. Mrs. Mell'wan "intends re-
maining until after Old Home
Week. •
Mr. and Mrs. S. Kemp, were in Lon-
don last week attending the funeral
of the former's mother, the late
Mrs. Edward Kemp, ,formerly of
Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs. Sohn nd Mrs.
Ballantyne of Londonandandliott aMr. and
Mrs. Fred Cardiff of Brussels were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bart-
liff on Sunday.
Councillor F. W. Johnston and Mrs..
Johnston returned.to town the oth-
er day after . a -ten days' motor
trip to Galt, Hamilton, .. Niagara
and Georgetown.'
Mr. J. Cuninghanie returned the be-
ginning of the week after spending
a 'fortnight fishing at "The Rocks"
on the Maitland. He reports some
fine fishing this year, too.
Misses, Elinor and Jean.Plunisteel
and their ,guest, Miss. Grace Ingres,
Sand Esther Trewartha and Mx. Ray
Carta are, attending the Summer
School at Goderich this week.
Mr. T. A. Greig is in Pickering land
vicinity this week. The Massey-
Harris Company has sent him down
to his old home town, to sort of
stimulate business in the locality.
Mrs. 3. E. Shepherd and little daugh-
ter, Miss slison, of Toronto are
visiting Mrs. James Shepherd,
Townsbend
d is
expected home for Old Home Week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Murray of London and
Mrs. Jane Ellis of La Mowre, North
Dakota are visiting their daughter
and sister, Mrs. T. J. Lindsay, just
south of Clinton on the London
road.
Rev. A. A. Holmes, Mrs. Holmes and
Miss Ethel Holmes and Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Cuninghame and child-
ren and Miss T''lorenea Rorke left
last week on a motor_ trip to Mus-
. coka.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mawson, accotn.
parried by Messrs. Wilfred Mawson
and V. Rogers, of London motored
up' and %lent Sunday as the ;rests
of Mr. and Ml's. John McPhee and
other friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs, Wilson Rath and !lab:,(
Billy anal Mr. and Mrs. Kendall and
daughter motored nil 't r Stn Strat-
ford to visit 315. Itath's xi oth .r
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Mrs. L. Rath of town Mr. and
Mrs. W. hath are staying fcr a
while.
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Special, Attention will be given to orders for Old.l.o1e Week.
e arer,prepared to give suggestions arid help you
every way,,We can.-
For Quickly Prepared Meals
SALADS
Canned beets 25o
Canned Pineapple 25c
Asparagus 30 and 50e•
Ripe Tomatoes, Cabbage
• Cucumbers, Canned Cranberries }
Grape Fruit, Pickles, sweet and sour I
MEATS
Cooked -Ham, Roast Pork
Pork Lod, P, k L l3ee o f Loaf,
Nu -Jell,
Minute Tapioca:
Candied Cherries-
DESSERTS
3 pkgs. 25c
15e
60c
TO COOK U_Lilia Fruit Drink 10c
Picnic Hams, Cottage. Rolls 13odley Sponge Cakes .20, 25 and 30c
Leave Your Order Early Fruit Cakes by Special Order
O'Neil's Best Coffee, freshly ground when ordered
Three Cash and Service Specials this Week.
25c
2 lbs. P. & G. Soap Chips 34c 3 pkgs, Corn Flakes 28c : 2 lbs. Seedless Raisins
Granulated Sugar-- -We are still selling .a limited number
of Sacks for cash at car prices':
Fresh Trout, Tuesdays and Fridays
Peaches, ' Plums, Grape Fruit, Oranges
One package Lavoline free with Coupon, Regular price,l5c
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 pan. Kindly Order Early -.
Phone
48
Cash and {w
Service
tomilies
T. O'Neil
Sutter oFk Perdue
HARDWAREPLUMBING ELECTRIC, WIRIN
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THIS
eper
Sells at About
Half the Price
of the
Old Style
Sweeper
51:�CTRft; VACUUM
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USE YOUR OWN UTILITY IT PAYS
HYDRO SHOP, • Clinton
HoleSvfle
(Crowded out last week)
Quite a number• froin here took in
the Orange Celebration in Brussels
on the llth, •
Mr. Will 1J.11ieot, the Hol>nnesville
eheesernaker, ce)ebrated the 12th, in
Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Grey and Mas-
ter Gordon oaf Atwood called on Mr,
and Mrs. Lorne Jervis •on Sunday
Mrs. '• J. R. Alcoek is spending a
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs.
T, Campbell of Brussels.
Misses Cora''Trewartha and Doris
Miller and Lloyd Stock passed their
entrance exam. usecessfully; the lat-
ter two taking honors. Congratula-
tions.
Mr. and Mrs. Beaton "and Miss
Helen of London were the. guests of
Mr, and rsS. p...la/lath on Satur-
Soiuethi
Y
day.
rat ea
day. •
Mr. Frank Tyndall has been spend-
ing the pfist couple of weeks. in Lon-
don.
WANTED
Ticket sellers and gate tenders
for Old Houle Weelc, Monday, Tues-
day and Wednesday, August Srd, 4th
and 5th. Afternoons and evenings of
e91b a personsli day. fo�rblwagese
a- few hours pork.
Apply at once to the Treasurer
M D.WicTaggart
IF
GodelriCh Township
Mr. Harold Whitmore has retorted
to Hamilton after e. wo-weeks vacs
tions with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
F. Whitmore."
The barn of Mips. Henry Murphy
`was burned, with hay, implements,
etc„ on Sunday afternoon. It issup-
posed that it was a case of spontan-
eous:eombustion,. as there was no 1,re
at or near it at the time. Some live
stock which was under cover at the
tithe was got out but it was impossi-
ole to do anything to save the build-
ing.
Mrs W. V. Edwards of Souris,
Man., is visiting her brothers and
sister. Messrs. G. and A. and Miss L.
Cantelon and other friends here-
abouts.
is wanted by the housewife, we have
it. me will be pleased to have you
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own the Home Sty.
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tch
f_• r OW Home Week
Time is slipping so get your Requirements while our stocks
are complete
You will need verandah chairs, hammocks,hammo-Couches,
stretchers and mattresses to make sure your visitors have some
awake, but theycto may need a fewlere hourshin thel be morning, so be prepared
Don't forget to call on us for the celebrated Sherwin-Williams Paints
for your homes.
A Liberal Discount on Lawn Mowers
A large stock of Hay Fork Rope, Harvest Tools of. all kinds,
Garden Hose, Paris Green, Arsenate of Lead.
Consult us about your plpmbing requirements before haying
inspect our stock.
We have a number b er of oil stoves on
hand at reasonable prices. just the,
thing for this.,warui weather,
All the men are now busy getting
ready for summer. See our lawn-
mowers, rakes, hay forks, shovels,
etc., before you buy.
linllett Township
:Spins church congre •ation had a
picnic at Bayfield. on Saturday, when
a, very pleasant day was spent.
Mr and Mrs. Layhncr and daugh-
ter. of Lansing',, Mich., who, had boon
visitii e.their aunt and unche,.MVl5. and.
4lrs,
IF. II: Hill, returned home MOD,
ClintonHardw'are and FurnitureCo.
THE STORES W]TH A STOCK Hardware 195
Furniture Phone: 104
We Pay Spot Cash
for Newlaid Eggs and Live Poultry
Now is the time to market your old -Roosters; ld BBroosdy Hens;
old Ducks; old Tom Turkeys; also Young
prg
Broilers.
Our price list is free fox the asking, alsoplour "C"Cntonooperative
i e a Idr-
keting" information. Write us today, o
if
you cannot Call at our
cantellton you buying it pays to cooperate -with us,
Your s prove r t
Let us prove to you that we can pay a premiumfor quality.
GUNN, LANGLOIS & Co., Limited
MONTREAL, ODE.
R. W. WARD, Manager Clinton Branch
Open Thursday and Saturday Evenings. .
Write, phone or call at our Clinton office, Day phone 190
Night Phone 254
F. O.
Convention,
South Huron II. F. 0. Political
Association will hold a convention at
Henson on
'i'ixulrsd,ij, Ju1J 30111
at 2 pan.
For the purpose of selecting a candi-
date to contest the riding in the com-
ing Dominion election.
for
For Sale, Cattle and Horses
Choice Jersey cow, pure bred, due:
in 10 days.
Large Durham cow,- clue shortly.
Heavy_ driving spare, good -3rd'.
horse.
Indian pony, `quiet for women and±
children, suitable • fox delivery pur-
poses.
Above will be. sold cheap
Cash or bankable paper;
WM. A ,TOWNSHEND
M. Win. Black, sitting member
South Huron; Mr. 3: W. Ring, Mem-
ber for. North33uron and Miss Ag-
®eg
I,nes McPhail; member' for South-east
will address the gathering.,
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4 1111SALL ELECTORS WELCOME
tin
PLUMBING and IIEATING
`ifl,{ vledd> G.. W+ Layton
President Secretary.
Civic Holiday
Xis compliance with the request of
a large number of citizens.I hereby'
proclaim Monday,` August 3rd, Civic
Holiday for the Town of Clinton and.
call upon all citizens to observe it as
such.
16-1' 15-3
Phone 244
FRED JACKSON
Mayor.