HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-5-18, Page 8"" ,ItiR5DAY, ri(Fi Y' Y&tis"
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"John; i' Maid the to teher severe-
ly, its he handled n `ohunk of vile-
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ey on -chow ltob ede 1" '''1Ve;" piled.
tohii, I' don't 3utti' obh$ingly, "T
know whs2k l e ski get 'sr c17e'sv- dor
`nate damage clone the ]'iirlcton
T.eilapone System in the recent storm'
is eatnnl;ted,' iib $24,000',
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Clinton Nets -Re or
Vir5edattee received at HenSell re,
Gently advising' the til hives of the
lane Petee M ietwen oe hits death 4;1e
tva •a seri '01 the late Duncan mac,
to o one It
L ft the,early n �c r.rl 5 t
P t Y 4t leis kit the
township of Uaya end- at the: tine of
his4d0,ath *las the'oltly surviving tot
o ' the said I unci McI+' rdn the Ll i
dee, who just before ,tTgnsall„was sure;
tie d ao a village, eyiu life lEcxni, Pt;
tle cornier of the London and Zneich
Roads, to the late Wilhann Mon, who
surveyed the greater part ief it into
village let's whi&lx now tonus ehn
• iotith'sid6 o.f $ho vxllago
CLINTON'S LEADING
JEWELRY STaR;'l
p elegy at ' e ;r :Prices,:;:
Watches, Clocks, Rings, Silverwate, Etc.'
It will pay you to investigate our special sale
of Alarm Clocks.
See our north window,
Weare sole agent for Phonolas and Apex Records'
R. H. JOHNSON
Jeweller and Opt eiaa Neat 1 ovey's Drug ,Store
Special Prue for
Quip:
About_ 75 pairs of Ladies' and Growing Girls'
Brown calf and kid shoes, All sizes+3 to "7," Lines
'brat sold regularly up to $8,50. Clearing price for to-
day, Thursday; friday, and.Saturday $3.99
About: 20 Men's and Ladies' Raincoats,suitable
for light coat for a wet day orcool evenings
Clearing price for balance of week : $3.48 .'
Other`linesto clear at equally low prices for cash only
lumsteei Virus:
PHONE 25,
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SMALL PROFITS
SMALL
'MORE BUSINESS
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ANOU.NCERENT
The Executors of the -estate -of the late John T. Harland Ireg'
to annon,ice the •saleof tate business to '1VIessrs. ,:Ball &one
C
piny, and to inform persons indebted to the iate,firm of Har-
land Brothers thatthe book debts and other accounts remain
payable to•: the executors, who will •retain 'use of the office at the
Harland Store' for the purpose of receiving payment.
The estate is being closed up at orrice and forinea euStoni-
ors of the firm will conferp, favor by making .pionipt settlement.
In severing connection with the business community of
Clinton and the district, the Marland family desire to eicpress
their high appreciation of the pleasant relations that have existed
during their fifty-five' years of business in Clinton..
JOHN L. HARLAND,
AMELIA, 1[ARLAND,
MARION HARLAND'
1Jxeeutoes.
gramenteavieestonme
Paints, Varnishes and Stains
Whit
al e Lead
Raw. and Boiled oils, Goal Oil
Lubricating Oils
uber°oid
Rboflx2g of all Grads
a
de11 1 -
�.ai � . �� Hardware
dwa>re
IAR»WARiC
Ger rdtie .
iifCT%ICA14 • FLU1NBINf1
OIl9t 0111E
IN A MON'I;IIr rROM NOW
ANL) SAY YOU SAW -
A Brass Extension Red : with
Si}ver Ends, extdnding ;from ' ,(
22. to 40 inches, :torr
IfII ' 131JY THEM . NOW.
We' have twelve dozen to'start With,
don't knew <liow''long they '
will list.
mfto :1. Fair Go.
Often the Cheapest ---Always the Beet
'ECIRlIST
A. /4. Cole Eye Sight Specialist,
an Honour "Graduate"lraduate ' of the Canad-
ian Ophthalmic College of Toronto.
Goderich, Ont, Office hours: 9 a.nl.
to 5 pen. Practice limited 'to the eye.
Miss^Ruby Irwin was in London Yes-
terday.
Miss Minnie -Falk of Gadshill is vis-
hang her aunt, Mrs, Akam. •
Rev. D. N. MoCamus is in Lindsay,
this week attending the funeral of
a relative:
Miss Agnes',Walker- was down from
Clifford spending the weekend at
her :home in town.
Med. C. Llewellyn.Bilkey is in Strat-
ford this Week attending the W.A.;
Diocesan convention. • "
Mr. and Mrs. H. Penuebaker spent
the week-endwith friends in God-
erich and Sheppardton.
Miss MMm•Grl'
Hospital.ary. stair.'cCa, Torousntoof; isthe spenenedinag
a vacation at her home in town,
Wesley parsonage. -
Mr. and Mrs. Ballentytie'of'Edmon-
ton see here, en account of the see-
ious illness of the Tatter's mother,
Mrs. E. Rathwell.
Mr. G. S." Robertson of Lucicnow,
was in town last week, coining
down to attend the .funeral of the
late' Chas. Canon of Stanley on
Thursday. • •
Mrs. Squires acid little son of Rot-
terdam, N.Y., have been here for
the past, week, being called hone
by the illness Of the_lady's moth-
er, Mrs. E. Rathwell,
Mrs. R. Metall visited friends in
town last week, conning down to
attend the funeral of the late.. Mr.
John T Harland -She returned
to Godeileh on ,Sat�uday;•evening,
Miss Edna Pennebalcee leaves next
week to. spend some time with
Mrs. J. B. McDonald -of Toronto:
,She Will also visit her sister, Mrs,'
'Thos. Watts of. Oshawa, before
returning
Me, F. J, Brown of Bearinseille, who
sodic •time , ago bought out the
Johnston bakery and 'confectionery'.
business, which is managed by
Messrs. Mason and Ireland,- was
in town •last -week.
Mr 'and Mrs. C. 'W. Williams were
Mitchell yesterday attending the
;wedding of the latter's aunt, Mrs.
Annie Elliott, who was married to'
Mr. D. Eelcnifer of Clinton at sev-
en o'clock yesterday evening. .
Mrs, . Fowi.er;';Mee. atcCamus, and
'Wes. A: T. Cooper attended tate
annual' meeting of the W.M.S. of
Goderich Methodist distciet at
" Westfield yesterday, es represent--
- atives from Wesley church aux-
iliaey.
M. and Mrs. S. McGee, who are
guests of Mr and Mrs. J. F.
Wasinan, motored up: to ,visit-
friends at Brussels, Belgravc and
Kinenedine fol' a clay or so this
week.-Th
ey
also intend takingung
little trip town toPetrIea and
a
Me, and Mee. Sameel-1t1eGee and
son, James, of Seattle, Wash,, are
thegnests of 'Vies. McGees sister,
Mrs,' J. F. Wacinan, Mr. and
Mrs McGee motored :front: `twrleve-
land' hero and have also visited
Mitchell relatives, 'ljltey intend
-making the long 3ourney home: by
motor.;
Miss Joan Middleton, who is teach-
ing in. Toronto, intends 'visiting
Europe - with the J, L. Hughes
party, sailing on June ,30th. Miss
Middleton will visit. Oxford and
satiny other histone places in Eng-.
land, besides the show places in
Europe. Her sister, Miss Helena,
took the trip two years; ago,
Mrs.. Was. Shipley, Mrs,. Geo. Ship-
ley, Mrs, S. Anderson,, Mrs, Itod,-
away, Mee'. L. Levis, Mrs J. B.
Levis, Mee.. Govett, Mee. Frank..
Gley, Mrs. ' E, Jervis and 'Miss
Brickenclen attended " the Goderich
District W .IV/ , 5. annual meeting
in Westfield yesterday, repsosent-,
ing Ontario- street schurch nuxil-
nary.
Miss Michie of Dublin, Ireland, who
has been visiting her uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Wive, R. Rolland,
during the bast week, left Tuesday;
to visit relatives in Stratford, Miss
Michie will visit relatiyos in Can
acTri until September and will be
bael,to Clinton later, She tells
tltriil;n stories of the situation in
Ireland but says one gets need to
the distm'baneec rend that ninth
may happen at the other end of
the oity and one may know little.:
of it eieeptby rending the news
paner>.'
ash 454 Carr%)
and Deftve j
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P'horr
48
arge Pineapples_
for canning
at 25c and 30c .:
Extra Special
Large, beautiful
Bananas 35c --dozen
FaY cy Cakes
Lemon Crispi .15c•lb ''
Soap
15 bars Soap
P. & e, • and ' Gold
Ammonia, 3 packages
$1:00
23c,
Table syrup. 5 pounds for
Lard, 3 pounds for .
Shortening, 8 pounds for -
10 pounds Sugar for
20 pounds Sugar for
390
530
500
67c
$1,34 "
Broken Shelled Walnuts ::per pound 6
TEA
Lanka, Ludella and Blue Ribbon
49c
Head Lettuce
Leaf Lettuce
Green Onions •
.HW
SPECIALS
Tomatoes
Strawberries'
Fresh Salmon ;,`Trout Daily. `:
Cucumbers
Asparagus
$aDfleld
Wt. Richard Elliott' has impedved
the appearance of his residence by
having a verandah erected:
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Chapman and
family of London 'spent the week-
end at their 'surnner residence in
Lakeside Park.
Dr. and Mrs. Atkinson "and son
Jack of Detroit arrived In the; vil-
lage this week.
Me. A: • T. Cooper ' of Clniipn oc-
cupied the pulpit of St. Andrew's
church -on Sunday evening last in
the interest ,of Social. Service. :,
Me. and 14rrs. Barton, and family,
of Goderich wenn the, guests. of Mrs:
Barton's parents Mr. and Mrs. J.
Falconer, on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Manness
and 'family - of. Loudon spent the
week -end at their summer residence
in the village; ""-
Miss Hilda I{ing, who 'has' spent
the past few menthe in Detroit, re-
tunred home this week,
The Mother's Day service, Sunday
morning .at St. Andrew's- chs.=.rch was
particularly interesting. The sing-
ing Wee` led by a ;mother's choir,
Mrs, Thos. Harrison; .Mrs,' Wm; Pol-
lock, Mrs, Arch. Armstrong; Mrs. M.
McKenzie, Mus. J, Stewart, Mrs. A.
Rouatt, Mrs Robert Scotchmere.
Mrs, Armstrong sang' a solo in beatt-
tiful voice.
No ;celebration has been arranged
for the 24th, but in the everting the.
comedy, -"Who Owns the Flat?" will
be given in. the, town hall by the
St. John's-Dee/natio Club, of:.Lon-
don, under the apspites' of -Trinity
church Guild.
A football club has been organiz-
ed syith the following officers: G. E.
Greenslade, president and manager;
Rev. •Alfred Macfarlane, secietar'y-'
treasurer; committee, 1-1. Baker, Rev,
1t, 0.'Pitts, D. Murray, F. King, %I.
Weston, -
Miss Wilkes ' of Walkerton, who
has been. the guest of, Mrs. (D,r.)
Woods; left Tuesday to visit at
Stratford.
When yeti are out -for on auto
ride take a drive • to Bayfield
and see the new beildings that are
going up. 'It ivill Surprise • you.
Rev. Wnit. Hinde la visiting' his
daughters at'Thamesvillo and. Port
Stanley.
, Varna
Miss Florence 'Clark of the village
still remains mate- poorly,
The many friends ' of Miss Pearl
Anderson of the Parr line regret to
heat of her illness and hope soon
to hear of -a speedy recovery.
Mr. George Jelinson ha„ pueehas-
ecl a brand new ear during, 01o••1-ast
week, George believes in peeping.
alueast of the times.
Mrs.; William Foster was called to
Clinton owing to the illness of her
mother there.
Mr, -Lorne Coleman 'of tpe Sterl-
ing i3ank staff 'herr; has been, ee-.
moved "tion our midst during the
past week. ' Lorne Made many
fiiends ,here duYitt the past year,
who regret his removal, and wish
him every stieiess wherever he is
sent, -For the" next three months
he will'be volleying at Moncton,- Se.
bringvillc," Dungannon and other
places; Mr, George'.Pilgrint falces
Me place here. Iirb also 'wish hint
snceeee.
Genoa Coifeeeeee rural adaouu' o
Saturday or Mendtty,
PASSING Or 'CHAS CALTON, A
WELL-KNOWN' RESIDENT
OF STANLEY TOWN-
SHIP.`
The funeral took nlaee , n Thurs
dad last of Charles ,Cation, who died
-on. Tuesday at his home on the se-
cond, of Stanley,. after, an illness of
about three, aiianths,
Mr. Calton was been at Cambridge,
Engalnd, but came to Canada when
he was five year's of age. He had:
resided •-in Goderich township, in
Hullettand at•l'
1 te i y, in Stanley, tak-
ing. up the faint on the second about
fourteen . years ago. Eleven years ago
he married .kiss Lillian Colclough, of
Goderich township, ,who• survives
hint: He is also survived by two
sisters, Mrs. J. Appleby' and Mrs.
Livermore,,.,Sr., both of Clinton.
Before being.strieken with his fatal
illness lie had scarcely known a day's
sickness. He•• was an industrious
pian and a kindly and good neigh-
bor and_ was respected in the com-
munities where he was 'known. He
'Was a member of the Anglican
church,
The funeral services' -were condue-
,ted;by thc,Rev: C' Llewellyn Bilkey
rector of St. Paul's church, Clinton,
and the •pallbearers .were: Norman
Carter, IL "Jenkins, A`, Morrell, J.
and A. McEwan and J. Biitchart,
The funeral was very largely atten-
ded.. Interment was made in. Clinton
cemetery. `
:,Mrs, Caltoin wishes to extend her
-heartfelt thanks to ell the friends
and neighbors for their kindness and,
sympathy during her husband's ill-
ness acid in her severe. bereavement,
. Constance •
Mr, and Mrs, IP, ,B, Ball -spelt
Saturday in. London and called on
their stn at St, Marys on Sunday,'f
Me. and Mrs. W. Lindsay of Both-
well' called on friends around here
•on Sunday.
Our football boys played in Sea
:forth on Tuesday. evening.
Mr. and Mas 'Freta' Stephenson of
Brussels 'visited her parents, Mr.
Mrs. George Riley,` en Sinnday.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Britton and Rfiss
Margaret Love visited their parents
at Walton on Saturday evening.
At the annual meeting of the
Leagle on Friday evening, Miss 13,
Wheatley was elected president;
Ross McGregor, secretary, and Miss
Mildred Britton, organist,
0'N ".m's ; Bakerg
Special
Friday and Saturday
`CITY DAIRY" ICE CREAM
Bricks in Crushed Fruit
Neapolitan and Reception .
are popular.
ASI: FOR 01,1If,
WHOLE WHEAT BREAD
-The •Bread, for Health --
IR. S. CO'N1E11614
Phone 504 'Tile Baker
The
Illggcs 1
and • the -Smallest
in Tore
Will get equal satisfaction in..;
-the fit' of his clothes if our tape','
line lbs been .around hini. We
haye a sort of pride in fitting
men that other' tailors can't
please. Its the know .how that -
tells the tale, . and _our experi-
ence and observation has given
us .that. Colne in and look over
our stock of the very,best cloths•
and try us for your next snit.
Prices -range from $25 to $55
Davis Sc Herman
TIIE VETERAN. TAIi:ORS
'Opposite Town !Tali
amear
Brown's Men's Furnishings ;Store
e.
x'
,,.azess C
Having !taken over the hardware Business in
the
�pest s 0arried onby Harland Bros_, we intend
continuingthe same and respectfully solicit a share
of public patronage.'
We "shall continue to carry a full line of the
goods usually handledyiby a hardware firm, nand it
will be our endeavor to satisfy the needs of all who
favor us with their custom.
...01021.1701
Clinton
Hardware &Furniture Co.
litorebaking.Sale
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
Church will hold a sale of
IlOMfELMAI)E BAKING
AND DOME -MADE CANDY
t Mr, Stothei's' office on
Satrap tlal,1Vialf p otli
at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, +'
Over 2J300,000 farte. iu this coon-
try arceeaippe<t with tel@phones.
I a terri Service
Station
All makes of Batteries.
Repaired
Rebuilt and
Charged
D',irst'class work ort short
notice.
1 LE s GARAGE
feats of Red Riveie stud Aeeini,.
beano floods threaten to meet beat
Winnipeg,
ra