The Clinton News Record, 1925-09-03, Page 8e
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N'S 't DI.N6 JE49%]LLE< 'uTORE
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n lasses
i or E:ne week only, September 5th to 12th
Any kind of glasses in the store will be at very special prices
We �are fullyqualifiedto test eyes 'arid guarantee 'satisfac-
tion at a price that will'coinpare with any in town,
Eyes tested free,,
Motor Goggles all styles at regular prices,
JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto. CoIlege pf, Optometry
- Fine Jewefery and Repairs Next Honey's Drug Store
1
()toner
Women have ever had to
choose: between luxury and econ-
omy in Matters of dress. Al-
most invariably one must be•
Sacrificed • to the other. But in
Ioleproof 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
urns -tee'
PHON ' 255,
I9EZG►F.F., PROFITS
MOW BUSINESS
L. W. CURRELL—THOS. SHIPLEY,;
If your children fail, to earn honor:
ratings in school work: The home
must help the school. How can this
be done? What do'pupils need most?'
Not scolding nor more i2iessui•e, not
larger text books, nor more of them,
hut, they do need the authorized
books, clean and iri 'otherwise good
condition, pencils of fair quality;
scribblers • and other blank exercise
books to overcome scattering of
We invite' you to bring your needs.
to us where you will find a com-
plete assortment' of general, supplies.
Some special values that should not
bg:overiooked by anyone who has an
interest in the value his :dollars ibuy.
Be ready : when the bell rings
The W. D. Fair co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
armor r eeuau iwri ii i
,ill � ^�."�.�'�yl
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During the month of September we will reduce our large
stock of Groceries including .a car of Care Sugar to the lowest
possible. prices.
Tocelebrate
our 25th Anniversary we are offering all our
rocery Stock at remarkable ,prices. We are 'unable to. quote
everything, these are a few, only.
CASH AND SERVICE SPEIAL;
P &,G and Gold soaps,
Pails of soap, regular $1.55
Quaker, Corn Flakes
Superb Salmon, i` regular 35c
All Red. Salmon, regular 45c,
Pint Sealers per doien
10 bars 55c Soused Mackerel
for $1.25
Pimento and Queen olives
3 pkgs 28c U-Lika Summer Drink
each 30c Nu -Jell Jelly Powder
each 40c Special for Our Annive
$1,05
Campbell's Vegetable Soup, regular 18c each 15c
Rolled Oats, • 10 lbs: 45c
Florodor'Toilet 'Soap 6 for 25c
Loose Cocoa, per lb, '. 10c
Smith's Grape Fruit, Aniversary price 25c
Bodley's Lunch Cake, Anniversary price 25c
Laundry Soap, while they test 5c
Corn Poppers,
Pop Corn; per pkg.
Assorted lines Mixed Chocolates
Brooms (while they last) each
Assorted cakes
Marmalade, 3 lb. jar, only
Strawberry Jain,
Marmalade, Aylmer Brand
per; tin 203
39c
10c
3 for '25c
each 250 -
lOc.
lb. 39c -
39c
Ib. 20c
jar 65c
jar 25c
25c
sary Sale
r a r Vof Peaches Due to arrive next aveek. Leave your order at once with us and secure your peaches
, 'at wholesale price, in bushel -baskets, off the car.
In the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m.. in the Afternoon First Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Order Early
.Cash. anti' ' ]hone
Service 48
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All the;Vatious Prices fresh' for the Pickling Season. . The vin-
egars are of the best quality. DO pot risk your pickles to inferior
quality vinegar.
Fresh ,quality goods at economical prices.
THE Ca & S. GROCERS
Main Store, Phone 125 E., Branch Store, Phone 125 J.
OES • YOUR COAT
shut out the penetrating storm
.winds and keep you warm.even
in severe weather?
;If not, why not order Where
an 'overcoat of seasonable
weight
TAILORED
in a practical style that will.
give service several seasons.
You will Sind' it . a "worth-
while" investment.
Iiow about, a new business
suit?
.We are, sole agents, in Clinton
for 'Semi -Ready Suits. Over
300 patterns in Fall and Win-
ter Suitings and Overeoatings.
avis 8c Herman
VETERAN TAILORS
PHONE 224-W
Cool in'''Summer
'Warm' in Wurster
Not only.'that,.;but your
house is positivelyprbiected
againstire.—when roofed
with
Johns-Mativiile
Asbestos -Shingles
Time=proof, too, as well as
water -proof. They look like slate
cost but zittlt,ruoic flim bast
Wood shingles, and last as long as q
th bousc--Jut never need punt-�-
ingor any, other atteaiioq.
Lei us tell you,more about them.
Johns.Manville Asbestos Shin.
gles are examined, approved and
labeled bythebi de
, a rwnters'
Laboratories, under the direction
or the National $card. of Vire
Underwrite: B. Givers Class A rat=
Ing when laid Americas method.
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Now is the time to have your
Furnace' overhauled or a new
McClary•-installed'
utter tww, perdu
l:lardwcate, Plumbing,
Electric Wiring
Mr. G. McTaggart left .for New 14k rk
on Sunday.
Mr. J. G. Chowen'ieft for Toronto
on Monday, •
Mr. John Hellyar is visiting in Mas-
sey, Ontario.
Miss Margaret McTaggart returned
.to Toronto on Monday.
Mrs. Gordon Colquhoun of Toronto is
he.gnest of Eleanor McKenzie,
Miss Marion Gibbings is teaching in
the Lady Evelyn School, Ottawa,
Miss Ivy Plews • of Tuckersmith spent
' the week -end with Miss Vent Pep-
per.
Mrs. Tierney has returned after
spending a couple of, weeks in De-
troit.
Miss Kathleen Hancock of Toronto is
visiting with her . sister, Mrs. F.
French. •
Criss Iona Stothers, who is now teach-
ing at New Hamburg, was in town
on• Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. It. Sharpe and Misses
Beatrce and Mary are home from
Southampton.
Miss. Ruth Jackson tis visiting in Tor-
onto with her sisters, Misses Jean
and Mary Chidley,
Mrs. Wm .Robertson and Mrs. W. J.
Stevenson have returned home from
a vacation at Bayfield..
Miss Jean Cress from,: Toronto was
home over the week -end with her
mother, Mr9. Jno. Folland.
Miss' Florence Johnston left 'on Mon-
day for Ford City where she has a
position on the school staff.
Mrs. Govett has returned home after
spending a few wegks, with Miss
FltireneeYoung, of Kincardine.
Mr. WWilfred Grant Left on Monday for
'Addington County, `"where he is
principal of a school, at Flintdn.
Mr. Robert Fairservice of Londesboro
spent. Thqrsdy with his sister, Mrs.
Wm. Crittenden before going west.
Mrs. William Kress and her daughter,
,Mable, from Preston, were the
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Folland
this week.
Mt.,adn' Mrs. Edward Kelly td of
Sault ' Ste. Marie were week -end vis-
. itors .at the;home of Mr. and Idrs.
H.;Peacock. ..
Mr. and Mrs. A. 0 Pattison are, vis-'
sting friends in Port Htaron •Buffalo;
Detroit and Wallaceburg - for a
couple of weeks. •
Dr. and Mrs.. Scarlett of„•Hamilton
were 'the guests over the week -end
,of Rev. and Mrs. Snowdon and Mr..
anf1. Mrs. E. Yeo..- ,
Mr: and Mrs. W. G. Fulford' and Mas-
ter Lloyd spent, the week -end at.
the home of ;Mr. and: Mrs.' R. Y.
Coy,sGodorich township..
Mrs. ,J. W; • Treleaven, Miss Norma
Treleaven, and Mr. Ferguson, of
' Timmin`s, spent the week -end with
' Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Gibbings.
Mr.' and 21VIrs. Gordon Smyth, of Osh-
wa, and Dr. Gibens; spent the week-
eaq With the, former's parents, Mr.
and Ors. Smnyth of 'High street,•'
Mrs: J. Morgan,' Mr: J. Simpson and
Mr. C. Morgan of Cta'iideboye• and
Miss Eva Dobbs of London spent.
Monday with ds and Mrs.' W. G.
Fulford of town,
Rev. J. E. and Mrs. Hogg-and,ltliss
!Ethel are in Clinton after a sum -
mer spent in. `;Southainpti+n.
,Mrs. MacEweii and her children 'rf
Aylmer *ere” visiting at the "hence
of Mr, and Mrs. U I Sharpe.
Mi '• ant! Mrs. F. B George and child-
reii,'Isabel, Jean, Gerald and' Rab-'
ert of Wetaslcawm Alta. visited at
the hoihe of the latter'ssister; Mrs.
,Wm. Crittenden on Thursday before'
returning west after a two monthii'-
visit with friends down' east.
DEAR MADAM:—
Sweltering ata hot stove in the summer time is gruelling work
and just because cooking used to be done that way is no reason for
longer enduring such torture.
• One might better revert to oil Iamps and the horse and buggy,
for there was romance in those things.
But in standing before a sizzling stove and moving about in a
superheated kitchen—none,absolutely none:
But there is romance in the electric fireless cooker—at least
time for it. '
Ii'aznous 'novelists have pointed out that it is instinctive with
women to sacrifice herself for her fainly, but even the boldest would
hesitate to ask- his readers to believe' that the characters in his
book derived,: anysatisfaction from seeing "mother" doing time at
a hot kitchen stove,
Indeed, he would be hitting truer to the mark by picturing them
as delighted that she had an "Electric Cooker" and now could enjoy
the afternoons outdoors, while the cooker safely attended to the Jpre-
paration of the evening meal.
We regard the "Electric Cooker" as one of thel greatest boons
that has come to lighten the labors of housekeeping and take keen
pleasure in demontrating it., .
We invite you to stop in the next time you are passing and see
this wonderfulservant,
USE YOUR OWN UTILITY -IT PAYS
HYDRO ,SHOP, Clinton
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Music Lessons
d
Miss Jean , a/Emhie;' A,T,0;M.
Pupil of Ar.'Ernest McMillan .
• PIANO and, THEORY
„-Apply at house on King street
Phone 154
A. W. Anderton
Organist StF'Jatnes Church.,
London
Teacher of Piano and Singing
Vacancies for Pupils
Studio, J. E. Cook
Phone 54
Clinton
HONEY
Pure Beeltist Clover ,Honey-
Pure
HoneyPure Beekist Dark Amber Honey
Pure Beekist Comb Honey
ALL STANBABB GRADE
WATTS, CUDMORE. & SCRIBBENS
9LI ITON 1'
Lend an
M'i, and Mrs, .'John It. • Murray 'and
Miss Margaret !Murray of New. York,
Mr.„Walter Ellis, of Niagara Palls,
N.Y.; Mrs. (E )Lindsay ,of London,:
Mrs. Murray and yMiss, Georgina Mur -
'ray of London visited the pastweek`
With their 'relatives,' Mr.' and' Mrs. T
J. Lindsay of the London Road.'•
'Mints Jean and' Bessie Lindsay
have 'returned to Sheri; school duties,
having spent a pleasant vacation at
Sher home on, the London Road.•.
The Right Hon. Arthur Meighen,
K.C., LL.D., M.P., ,ex -Premier of
Canada will address a mass meeting
of the electors of Huron, Bruce, Wel-
lingtonand Perth in the Town Park,
Wingham at 2 p.m. en the afternoon
of
Wed„ Sept. 9. Should the weather
be unfavorable the meeting will' be
held in the new Wingham; Arena
which tviIl' seat over 5;000 people.
This maybe the only opportunity of
hearing this eminent, statesman dur-
ing the present campaign.' He will
.be accompanied by L. G. Gauthier,
ex-M.P., Quebec, and other 'noted
speakers. - The meeting will proceed
in conafort, rain or shine. Ladies
especially welcome.
Now is -tie
A
To replenish your supply, of
graniteware. We have all kinds
at good prices, Look ours over
before you buy.
The time is coming when yo'a
will soon need a new, stove.
We have a new one which will
attract everyone,' alio •.will ' be
pleased to show it to.anyone;
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I-IARDWARE..and PLTJMBING,.
hone 244
ri
.Make �o�� domes �ttp��tive'
We have the largest and best assortment of Floor, Bridge and
Table Lamps and Shades ever shown in this community, which you
are cordially invited to inspect. If you say Au we will reserve any
of them for,later delivery.
Of course you know our furniture stock is always right up to date
'. and. Prices right down to the Lowest.
Bring in your Old Borne pictures and have.them framed
it is the only way to save them.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT
You will be wise to look us over for your requirements in roof-
ing, etc. We always carry a full line of the Old Reliable Brantford
Roofing.
Extra. Special Prices on Red Barn Paint
Per Gallon ... .
We are offering special !prices on Coal Oil Stoves and Ovens
Screen Doors and Window Screens
$1.75
Clinton Hardwar+'and FurnitureCo.
THE STORES WITH A.STOCK
- Hardware 195
Furniture Phone: 104
.111.1
'e Pay Spot ' als -
-FOR--
Newland E' .,,s and Live 'Poultry
New is the time to' market 'your old Roosters; • old Renal,;;,old
Ducks; old Tofu Turkeys; also Young Ducklings: and Broiling. Chickens.
Our price list is free for the asking;; also our "Cooperative Mar-
keting” information'. Write us today, or phone' "Clinton '19P if
you cannot call; at our Clinton buying station yourself, w,
Yourneighbor can 'tell yo,o that .it pays, to. cooperate 'with. us. •
LET•US PROVE TO YOU THAT WE PAY•A PREMIUM
FOR QUALITY•
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GUNN, LANGLOIS & Co., Limited
Head Office - Montreal, 'Que.
Clinton Bian�ch open each day from 7 a'.m. to 6 p.m. ;
Also -open Thursday and .Saturday evenings, from 7:to 9
Write, Phone or Call for any further information you require
R. W. •. Ai1D, Branch Manager .
Day Phone 190 Night Phone 254
;Alalnil7l011 rIE�►T.
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Canadian Nationg
Exhibition
To Anniversary
r__o n t
47th Anniverss i
he Annual
grid s..:Fair•
Eclipsing ,tairlylithing. previously
Presented—unique, triontunen.
tal, among ki eitions,
Aug. 29epts 12
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