The Clinton News Record, 1925-08-06, Page 8Ciro
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rlIURSDAY, AUGUST e
9215
L,IIiLON's LEADING
WELLR" STORE
e welcome the Old ;os
back to Clinton,
and Girls
Come in and inspect our stock o,f
fri/i aches, Pins, Brooches, Etc.
JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry
Fine' Jewellery• Next IIovey's Drug Store
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and, EconomilY I
Women have ever had to ; •
choose between Iuxury and econ- • j
only in matters of dress. M- 1 11
inert mval.lably one _ must bd •
Sacrificed te' the other. But in
Holeproof Rosiery are found
the luxury of stylish, snug -fit-
ting losierr"y,and the economy of
long service and moderate'priee.
Holeproof pure silk $1.50
plu
SMALL PROFITS
*4
Holeproof: silk and lisle and
Silk and art. silk plaited -61.00
steel Bros.
PHONE 25;
MORE BUSINESS
L. W. CURRELL-THOS. SHIPLEY
Welcome Ho= lie
A hearty welcome is extended to all Old Boys
and Girls.
We have a full su ly o f fresh goods for
PP
Old Hone. Week Requirements.
THE C, & S. GROCERS
Main Store, Phone 125 W.
Branch Store, Phone 125 J.
RAYOSO
"The Ideal Summer .Fabric"
COOLNESS
COMFORT
DURABILITY
ELEPANCE
LIGHTNESS
ELASTICITY
STRENGTH
Tho Cloth That Will Net•'Crease
( All Combined In
RAYOSO
_ Now is the time to get your
cosec R ay o s o Suit for the hot
weather.
Also see •our sipecials in Greys and Browns at $32.
Davis Eic Herman
VETERAN TAILORS
PHONE 224-W
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HARDWARE
THERE ARE
3'65 Nights
in a year, That Me ins;
365 Reasons
r,.roeer.
for owning a Flashlight. They�pen
etrate the hurl of mobiiless nights,
lay a carpet"of sunshine before other-
wise faltering•feet and after dark
give the assurance .sof "all's well."
Good for emergencies at night, Iights
up dark' corners, handy in your car
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for hunting engine trouble; changing
tires or looking for sign posts. Wher-
ever a temporary dight is needed a
Flashlight is the safest, most depend
able, •portable, light made. Ours is.
the EVEREADY, the best we know.
Every,„dollar, ,that leaves
Clinton that could be spent in
Clinton weakens Clinton's .
prosperity, and eventually
.that weakened prosperity
Must to some extent effect a
disadvantage to every person
in Clinton.
The VE D. Fall Gam
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
'' � , Adw11{If{lslllmnnona nmun-y,,.muu,pu
Miss Phyllis Cooper of Toronto spent
the week -end with her aunt, Mrs,
W. C. Brown.
Dr. and 14Irs. Archer of North Haiti-
' more, Ohio, are -eititing Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. IL Elliott. `
Misses Jean and. Mary Chidley and
Miss Dorothy Crighton of Toronto
are guests of Mrs. T. Jackson.
Messrs, Will, Taylor of London .and J.
Ty1or and farnily of Toronto were
among the Old 1 onme•Week visitors.
Miss Minnie Aitkin of ,Keeton, form-
erly of . Clinton, is the guest' of her
aunt, Mrs, Adam Seott, during the
week.
Miss Florence McKinnon of Avonmdre
and 14Ir .Grant Davidson of Wood-
stock are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs: A. IFfeKinnon.
Rev. J. H, Colclough, and Mr. Little
motored tip from Creemor•.e. and
spent,'a couple of days in Clinton
the beginning of the week.
Rev. T, B. Blatchford' and Mrs.
Blatchford, '' Lambeth, and Mrs.
Blatchford, Flensall, visited Mr, and
Mrs. C. S Hawke last week,
Mrs, (Dr.) Belden„ Mrs. Janette
Rance, Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Ranee,
Toronto; and Mrs. Haynes, King-
ston, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs,
W. Jackson. -
Editor Davis and family and Mr. Ben-
nett of the Mitchell Advocate mot-
ored up yesterday afternoon, after,
running off the week's issue, and
took in the sports.
Mrs. Allan Vatcher and little son of
St. Johns, Nfld., arrived the other
day on a visit to the lady's parents,
'Rev. A. A ,and Mrs, Hobnes of
Wesley parsonage.
Ool. J. A. Cooper, Mrs, Cooper and
Mr. John Cooper, jr., of Toronto
were the guests over the weekend'
of the former's brother, . Mr. A. T.
Cooper and Mrs. Cooper.
Mr: E, J.` Archibald, Mrs. Archibald, l'
sr., and Mrs. _Geo. Robertson of
Montreal, Mr. J. °Archibald, Elora,'
and Mr. R. Goats, Ottawa, have
been the guests of Mrs, W. W. Tar
ran during the celebration week.
Mrs,' W. 3. Baird, Vancouver, formerly
Miss Mary Lough, and Miss Mary
Stewart of Winnipeg, daughter of
Rev. • Dr, and" Mrs. Stewart, were
guests of Rev, J. E. and Mrs, llogg
at the manse during` Old Home
Week, •
Mr. Otwell A. Todd, son of the late
A. PI. Todd of Clinton, accompan-
ied by his wife and two •children,
and his wife's mother, Mrs. l Blosem,
motored up from Toronto' for the
celebration. They were the guests
of Mrs. J. G. Steep. Mrs, Todd and
children are remaining for a huger
visit. -
Mr. Norman Sheppard, chief officer:
on the S. S. Saco, Mobile, Ala, ar-
rived unexpectedly Monday and is
the guest of his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. I'. Sheppard. ',gr. • Sheppard
was not aware until he got to -Lon-
don that Clinton's celebration was
on but he' has enjoyed seeing many
of his old friends:
1V11. H. J. Clark of Toronto, and Mis-
es,
iss-es, Janet Allen and Annie Munroe
of Wroexeter and Miss Eleanor
Sevington of Cleveland, Ohio, mot-
ored down, from 'Wroxeter on Mon-
day afternoon to take 'in the, Clin-.
ton celebration. They were the
guests of Rev. A. A. and Mrs.
Nolmes while here, e
Mr. and Mrs. George hind, Stratford
Mrs. F. E. Brown, Mitchell; Miss
Lillian Brown, Kitchener; Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. Williams, Corrie and
Mr. 'Hewett Williams of the Bank'
of 1Vlontreal, Brampton•, have teen
-lett
en's,
the
�^ me o
d• �r� ;visiting at the ho f
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PLUMBII?G EI EGTI;TC WIRING ]parents,
Mr,
and M
rs. G. W
.W
_.-_._. Hams, Rattenbury street.
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lack, tea, special value 65c
Capned Pineapple, each . 25c
Soap pail deal, regular $:.55. Pail and Contents $1.25
While They Last
GROCETER IA SP CIA S
Large bottle Pimento Olives
Large bottle Queen Olives
Large bottle Sour Pickles, this week
Small ° bottle sweet :Pickles `
Loose Cocoa, special this week lb.
Cocoanut per lb".
39c
39c
45c
20c
10c
30c
CAMPERS AND PICNIC SPECIALS
Olive Butter 20c ' Large size 35c
Bodley's Spongue cakes, each 20, 25c, 30c
U- Lika Drink, "Orange, Lemon, Cherry, 1Oc
Marshmallow Toppings, pink and white 25c
Toilet Swap, 6 bars
- 25c
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Fresh Tomatoes, Peaches, Musk Melons, Water Melon, 'Blue Berries
Granulated Sugar, special in Sack Lots
Is the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m.
Cash and
Service
In the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order Earrly
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kittUafi
'Nell Phone
Weraltownaseas
Adequate wiring
Brings Full Enjoyment
of Hydro Power
Hames that lack adequate ,electric wiring miss many of the '
benefits offered by hydro current,
For instance, wiring that is intended to supply current onlyfor
lighting fixtures and a few small appliances, is far too light to-
swpply the power required for an electric range, iron, water. heater
or similar appliance.
The wiring in any house can be brought up-to-date at reasonable
cost,but in the case of ndw house it is cheaper and more satis-
factory to have adequate wiring installed, while the house is being
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built, to avoid the necessity of having alterations made later. '
. USE YOUR OWN UTILITT—IT PAYS
HYDRO HOP, Clinton
Londesboro
A quiet ,wedding took place at the
manse, Londsboro,. on Saturday, Aug-
ust 1st, at ,four o'clock, ,When Mary
Crawford, only daughter of Mr, and
Mrs. E. -J., Crawford of Londesboro,
became the bride of Frederick Ole-.
hent Prest, only son of Mrs, C. Freest
of London. The Rev. James Abrey-
officiated./ The bride was attended.by
her cousin, 14liss Florence Johnston of
Clinton,' and her :brother, •14Mr. John-
ston Crawford, acted as best man,
The bride wore a dress ': of
Powder ` blue canton crepe with, lace
trimmings and a sand picture bat,
Best wishes ;are extended to. Mr. and.
Mrs. Prest, who will reside in London.
Constance
Quite a ntimber around here attend-
ed the decbration service,. at Clinton
on Sunday.
Dr. and Mrs. Archer of Baltimore,
(ihio, Mr.. W. Stanley and son of
Toronto and Mrs. Jas. Graham of
Clinton were callers on Mrs. D. Tudor
on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay and son of
Florence, Mo., Mr. Rector Lindsay of
C1eXeIand, Ohio, were callers in our
village on Monday.
Mrs. McCully of Stratford is visit-
ing her brother, W. Rinn.
Mr. Sidney Dulmage and 'sister,
Mrs. eiman a
nice Turner`. is visiting the former's
mother, Mrs, Jas. Mann and other
friends.
CLINTON'S CELEBRATION
(Continued from Page Four)
Sugars, Miss W. 13., Toronto,
Stevenson,: M., Toronto.
Smith, 1'., Bay City. .
Smith, Mrs., P., Bay City.
Stark,' R., Florida.
Stark, 1frs,R., Florida. '
Smith, Chas., Toronto.
Smith ,Mrs, Toronto.,,
E. Toronto,
Struthe s, W.
Sanallieombe, Delma, St. Catharines.
Seale, Earle, Detroit.
Smith, Mr., Toronto.
eloome
TO ALL OLD BOYS AND GIRLS
Give .us a call while in town; we
may have ,something for you to take
back to the friends who couldn't come.
Lots of the best coal ori' for all the
booths.
Mos
PLUMBING and I-IEATING
Phone 244
Smith, Mrs,, Toronto.
Smith, Mrs., Detroit.
Smith, W. J., Detroit.
Smith, Syd., Detroit
Smith, Betty, Detroit..
Stirling, Annie, Detroit.
Snell,, A. .L, Toledo, Ohio.
Snell) Mary, Toledo, Ohio.
Scott, M. J.; London.
Slornan, Jno., London.
Sloman, Joe, London. -
Sweet,-Robt., Sarnia.
Sweet, Mrs. Robt„ Sarnia.
Sweet ,Merle, Sarnia..
Stewart, W., 'Winnipeg,'
Stewart, J. A., Seaforth,'
Twitchell, ,Mrs. J. H., Windsor.
Twitchell.,,I ,H., Windsor.
Twitchell,Betty,
Windsor.
Turner, .
Cecil, Consul, Sask.
Trowhill ,Geo. I„ Toronto.
Our Store will be Wide Open for Your,
Inspection During Old Home Week
We are here with a complete stock of seasonable .requirements
and we would draw your special -attention to the best display of Elec-
lrie lamps and Silk Shades ever shown in this Community. It will pay
you to look them over and make your selections now. We will hold
them for later delivery.
Lots of sleeping equipment for our visitors,. but you had better
order at once.
In the Hardware
'We have a special display of Bargain Aluminum, 576 pieces at 15 each
Clinton Old Boys Souvenir Cups
See our Special Old Home Week Windows
Clinton Hardware and FurnitureCo.
THE STORES WITH A STOCK Hardware 195
Furniture Phone; 104
We Pay Spot C sh
for Newtaid Eggs and Live Poultry
Now is the time to market your old Roosters old Broody liens;
old Ducks; old Tom' Turkeys; also Young Ducklings and Spring
Broilers.
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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.
Your neighbor can tell you`that it pays to coopeyate with us,
Let ns prove to you that we can pay a premium for quality.
Gt1NN LANGLOIS &. Co., Lit ited
MONTREAL, QUE.
R, W. WARD, Manager Clinton Branch
open Thursday and Saturday Evenings.
Waite, phone or call at our Clinton office, Day phone 190
Night Phone' 254
Trowhill, Mrs. G. I., Toronto,
Troit'hill Helen, Toronto.
Trowhill, Geo., Guelph.
Trowhill, Mrs, Gdo., 'Guelph.
Towne, P.:C.r Calgary.
Tdmblyn, W. J., Toronto,
Tain?lyn, Mrs. W. J., Toronto.
Truscutt, Win., Dundas.
Twitchell, Ida, Windsor;
Thornton, Mrs. W: R., Detroit,
'Taylor, Jacob, Toronto,
Taylor, Mrs J., Toronto.
Taylor, Dell, Toronto.
Twitchell, Mrs., Windsor.
Treleaven, J. W., Timmins.
Treleaven, :Mrs. J. W., Timmins.
Treleaven, Norma, Timmins.
Taylor, Estelle, IH.ollywood.
Thoinpaon, Robert, Brussels,
Thomson, Mrs. Robt., Brussels.
Tan*, W. A., Blyth,
Wil on, Vera IT., Sarnia.
Wats, S. Oshawa.
to as. ()shown.
Wt�M s.
alter Mary . Harrow,
Webb, A. B., Detroit.;
Walker, Mrs., Goderich,
Walkinshaw, L. ,Toronto.
Wood, Mrs, E. W., Toronto.:
Watkins, Chas., Toronto.
Walker, C. J., Toronto.
Wise, Mrs. F. W„ Pickford, Mich.
Williams, H., Detroit.
Williams, W. G., Detroit.
West, Edna, Preston.
W iltsey Fred, Detroit.
Wairun,,Mao. W. A., Detroit.
Wairun, W. A., Detroit,
Wallace, Mrs„ Blyth.
Wallace, Mr., Blyth.
Warman, L. J., Toronto.
Wasman, Mrs. L.- J., Toronto.
Wheatley, W. P., Toronto.
Matto, Tr R , Toronto. i
Matto, A, Toronto.
Webster, James, Toronto.
Webster, Hate,Toronto:
Wheatley, L., Woodstock. ,
Watson' ,Mrs. W, D., Whitby,,,Pa-,
Watson Lena, 'Whitby, Pa.
Watson; Effie, Whitby, Pa,
(Continued Ned•Week)