The Clinton News Record, 1925-09-10, Page 9s!,
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For one week ()nly, September 5th to 12th
Any knd 'of glasses in the store will be at very special prices
1,,Ve are fully qualified to test eyes and guarantee satisfzte-
'tion-at 4 price ilicit will compare with nyin town.
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Eyes tested free.
Motor Goggles all styles at regular prices,
R 11, JOHNSON
Graduate of Toronto College`of Optometry
'Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug Store
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' •. 'Women ; lieve ever, had to I
choose between luxury and econ-
omy in matters 'of dress. Al-
most invariably one musebe
sacrificed to the other. Put in
Holeproof Efosiery are found
the 'Iuntuvereikesterlish, snug -fit-
ting hosiery and the economy of
long sezvice and anoderate price'.
•gelepreOf pure silk $1.50
Holeprocif silk and lisle and
Silk and at ,silk plaited $1,00
RaiilaliPailbionftimorsamma
lumsteel
PRONE 25,
SMALL PROFITS
MORE BUSINESS
lae W. CUtiREL,14--.T110S.. SHJPLEY
All the Various Prices-rfresh for the Pickling Season, 'The vin -
ars are of the best quality. Do not Irisk your pickles to inferior
uality vinegar. "
Fresh quality goods at economical prices.
THE C, & S. GROCERS
n Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Store, Phone 128 J •
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eaehcrs
IC your children fail "toearn honor
ratings in schoor-work. The home'
must 'hely the schooh How can this
be done? What'clo pupils need most?:
Not scolding nor more tproirro,.. not
larger text books, nor more of them,
but 'they do need the authorized
books, 'clean' and in otherwise god
condition,. pencils of fair quality,'
scribblers 'andother blank exercise
books to "'Overcome scattering of
ideas.
We invite you to bring your needs
to • us where you will fled ;a• emu -
plate assortment of general supplies.
Sorne'-sieeial values that 'Should not
be overlooked by anyone who has an
interest in 'the value his dollariibuy.
e ready when the ;bell rings
Ise 'W. DR Fair CO.
Often the Cheapest—Always She Beat
Dogs YOUR COAT
shut out thd penetrating storm
winds and keep you warm even
in severe weather?
If not, 'why lid order where,
an oveeceat of seasonable
weight
TAILORED
in a practical style that will
I give service several seasons.
I You will find it a "worth_
while" investmest.
How about ret ffekvehusiness
suit?
We are sole agents in Clinton
for Semi -Reader Suits. Over
800 patterns in Fall and Win-
ter Suitiege and Overcoatinge.
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Davis et Herman
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Backed by Johns-IVIanyfile
• with over fifty Years exPprience
in the rnanufactitte„,:of
Madeof carefullyselected rag felt
thoroughly •saturated with ,life-
gwing,naturat asphalts: •
johns -Manville
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Pluipt R officio.
Quantity output and distributing
economies make possible the
production cif this roofingiwhich
combines moderate first costwith
• really good service.
• We recommend the application
of Johns - Manville Pilot with.
• Pyramid Kaps, fasteners that in-
sure. an absolutely vveatlher-tite
job. Ask us about this feature.
Sutter & Perdue -
Hardware, Plumbing
Electric Wiring Phone 147w,
Mrs. 3. Flynn spent the week -end in
Seaforth. P
Miss Ella,Akain left this week for a
visit in Tentonto. •
• Mr. J. G. Chowen took in the Canad-
ian /nclustrial last week -end,
Miss Ida Walkinshaw has returned
from a holiday visit in Toronto.
Miss Jule Batliff of Toronto was
home over the week -end and holiday
1VIr. and Mrs. Nixon Welsh of Lon-
don were holiday visitors in town
Miss Agneg Walker left Monday to
resume her school duties at King
ston.
Mrs. (Rev. Dr.) Stewart of Toronto
spent the week -end with friends in
town. •'
Misses Mame, Mabel and Eva OIuff
spent ,Labor Day with Hensall
friends. •
Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Pickett are visit-
ing with friends in liamiltoil and
Toronto. •
Mrs. Axon and Master Fred were in
Toronto last week taking in the
Big Fair.
Mrs. H. McGovern of La Skein, Que.,
, was the guest last week of Mrs.
James
Mr. Gordon ;Sinallacombe of St. Cath-
arines is the guest of his uncle, Mr.
Wm. Tiplady.
Miss Marion Gunn is holidaying at
thb home of her oafents, Dr. W.
and Mrs, Gunn. •
Miss Mary Spafford of Blyth was the
guest of • Miss Bertha Crittenden
over the week -end.
Miss Edna Crich of Tuciceremith is
visiting her inlet, Mrs. J. T. Crich,
for a few, day0 this week.
Mrs, 0, D. Harris And Master Bud re-
turned Friday after spending the
slimmer in Ides Moines, Iowa -
Mr. And /Vies: Cecil Shannon of Ham-
ilton visited the letter's Sister, Mrs.
E. Motri9an Me/ the week -end.
Miss 1t. rtidiardson has been visiting
ho nephew and nieee, Mr. and Mts.
G, W. Rowden of Guelph Junction. •
Mr. and Mrs. 3. D. Atkinson and J•W Anderton,
ivfis Eileen returned last week •
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Clinton ltiewv,,Recoril
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Big' Leaders
Car of Sugar
•Car of Peaches.
At Wholesale Prices.
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We expect our.car of Peaches about September '16th or 18th
Leave your order .early -and secure a bushel at special price
•of the car
Heaping Measure Number one Quality,
Best Preserving Peaches. ' Donotmiss them
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In the Morning.First Deliveryg a.m. In the Afternoon Firit Delivery 2.30 p.m. Kindly Orller Early
Cash and ikFr
Ar O'Neil Phc'ne
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• Hydro and Cooking
DEAR MADAM:—
There is an old saying that a cool kitchenemakes a cool house.
Certainly roasting and baking, on the other hand, make a
scorching hot kitchene-hotter by far than anything the suns rays
alone an do.
But certainly no family can eetain health and good disposition
for long oae a diet of dairy dishes,\or on meals "cooked", as it were,
on the "cash register" in the delicatessen shop. And that isn't ne-
icessary—You can serve perfectly cooked meals at your table without
super -heating the kitchen, or doing time _at the range.
• Best of all, "you an be away from the kitchen. and yet be sure
that the meal will be perfectly prepared just the same,
That sounds like magic, hut it's nierelyt one of the advantages
you will enjoy by having an Electric Range in ercour"kitehep. It
cook e on its own time, so te say, without supervision and without
super -heating the kitchen. That's what makes the Electric Range a
real "FIRELESS COOKER"—It retains the heat.
USE YOUR OWN UTILITY—IT PAYS
HYDRO SHOP Clinton
• Music Lessons •
Miss Jean MciVlurchie,'A.T.C,14. OW • 1$ the
Pupil of Dr. Ernest McMillan .•
PI.ANO and THEORY Tline
Apply at house on King street
Phone 154 ' • . To. replenish your supply of
graniteivare. We have all kinds
at good prices, Locitt ours. over
before you buy.
The time is coining when you
will soon need a new stove.
We,have a ..new one which will
attract -everyone; and will be
pleased to show it to anyone.
TtD llawithis
from a very pleasant motor trip •.oe
Cincirmatti, Ohio.
Miss Jean Ross of the Clinton Public
Hospital staff it• visiting her par-
ents in Wingbain, prior to their db-
parture for Florida. •
Miss Rudd and Miss Clark returned_
Friday from a holiday trip through
the Provinces of Quebec, New
• Brunswick and Nova Scotia,
Mrs. D. Tipplacly, who spent- nearly
the past year at Swift Current
Sask., returned last week to Clin-
ton and will take up residence
here, although she may not re
state housekeeeing until the spring
Mr. Erskine Evans left on Monday to
resume his duties as a member of
the teaching staff •at Dunnville. The
school opening was delayed a
Dunnville owing to construction
work on the building, Mr. Evans
• visited friends in Detroit during
the past week.
Mr. Elisha Townsend, who has •been
engaged in missionary work in
China for some years, arrived in
town Tuesday evening and is now
• visiting relatives at Londesboro,
Mr. Townsend, who was stationed
, in the province of Hunan, in the in-
terior, said that things were be-
coming More or lege unpleasent be-
fore -he left owing to the fact that
She revolutionists were influencing
the coolies and peeventing them'
doing anything for foreigners. He,
left Shanghai July 26th,„ aerivIng
•in Vancouver Aug. 11th, He will
remain home for some time as his
eyes have been giving him some
trouble.
.Organist St. James Church
London
• Teacher of Piano and Singing
•Yacancies for Pupils
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Sfudio, Mrs. J. E. ook
Clinton Phone 54
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Pure Beekist Clover Honey
• Pure Beekist Dark Amber Honey
Pure 130ekiet Comb Honey.,
. A,LL STANDARD GRADE ,te
WATTS, CUDMORE & SCRIBBENS
CLINTON
CARLETON FRUIT FARM
• Peaches, Plums,' Pears ad Grapes
The better varieties of the above
fruits are now ready, we quote six
large baskets, either assorted or
straight lots of any vatietyi for •five
dollaes, Choice (palely and
safe delivery in good order guaran-
teed. ;Special prices on larger lots.
WM. H. BUNTING
Si. Catharines, Ont. 22=1
HARDWARE and PLUMBING
Phone 244
A CANDID MIEN])
There is a good story told in the
family at Brantford‘ ()aerie, about
Theodocia Pearce, author of "The
Everlasting Beauty" and "Lights
from Little Lanterns" published by
Joseph Lawren, New York. An old
neighbor rettiruing env fifteen, vinare
absence in England, met the young
writer.
"Are you the girl they tell me le
so emelt?" she asked.
"Nu -that id my site' Thoth -tele
promptly replied.
"Aren't you the 0130 'who \Mine
stores?" the old lady questioned
agein, and when Theoclocie admitted
the fact, this neighbor who kneW her
well in childhood, tartly
"Well they tell me you are real smart,
but ,the Lord knows you didn't used
to be."
,ake Tour flames Attractive
We have the largest and best assortment of Floor, Bridge and
• Table Lamps and Shades ever shown in this community, which yon
are eordially invited to inspect:\ you say so we will reserve any
of theni 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 our Old Home pictures and have them framed
is the only way to save theme
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 Cld Reliable Brantford
Roofing.
rex Gallon .
Ma,* pedal Prices on Red Barn Paint
... .•
$1 75
We are offering special 'prices on Coal 011 Stoves and Ovens
• Screen' Deere and Window Sereens
Clinton Hardware and FurintureCo.
104 • ` Hardware 195
Furniture nen TRE STORES WITH A STOCIC'
We Pay Spot Cash
Newlaid Eggs and Live Pouitry
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Now. is the time to market your old Roosters; old Hens; old
Ducks; old Toni Turkeys, also Young Dueldings end Broiling Chickens.
Our .price list' is free or the asking, also our "Cooperative Mar- .
keting" information. Write as today, on •phone "Clinton 190" if
You cannot call at our Clinton buying station yolirself.
Your neighbor can tell, you that It phys to cooperate with us.
LET. US PROVE TO 1•01.1 THAT WE PAY A PREMIUM
•' FORQUALITY ••
• GUNN, LANGLOIS18r C .,Limited
Head Office - 1VIoetreal, Que. ' •
• Clinton Branch open each clay fiibm 7 a.m. to 6 p.m,
Also open Thursday and Saturday evenings from 7 to. 9
'Write,- ?Inane or Cell for an father information'You require
R. We WARD. Branch Manager:•'•-• • ,
Day Phone 190 • • "' • Night Phone 254
t, Display•
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A fine showing of Fall and Winter Hats now on display at 'the:
Vogue Millinery.
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Yoiti inspection is cordially invited.
Mr VOGUE
OettER/011 BRAUTY PARLORS
ANNOUNCEMENT
1 wiA l5l 011 ho aittntion of the ladies, to the fact that I will
SI 111vonduet, att comity Nricir in Connection with my regular barber -
Mg business, This, parlor is M charge of an
letgperielticed Lad!) Hairdresser
soul t
•e.ass service is guarantee(
Appointments may be made at any time.
West Street W. J. WARD Telephc ne 26
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