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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-6-29, Page 8n' I 11 I,Y ROI) AND GUN f"Men of. the Jludeen's Bay Corn- pony," is:the title of e new conthr- mid feature which starts in the July issue 04,.lied and Goa in Canada. It is by N, H. W, McHenzie,,A mian who spent many years in the ser vice of the company, and who, by , reason of his long teens a -Il . service, is cable to present a norrative`of ab- sorbing interest, foil of reminiscences of the days and -the events of the North, or bygone days. It will he contimled;'in future issues of the magazine, and it is, certain to prove an intensely popular feature. There is a lisle story 'entitled "Shooting Fish," which is told in Bunion foul, vein, by that well known writer, aax`n:i "ilI a ill uar Foster, H. Mortimer Batten whose work has become very ;pi>pulae with Rod and Gun readers, is at his best in "J.'iropoint," a thrilling tale, Then there are oth- er features and articles which are well illi to the standard, Tire de, partmeats are of generous size and high quality, and altogether the Julnumber i; ono of the best ever published, Rod and Gun in Canada is pub- lished monthly at Woodstock, On- tario, by W. J. Taylor, Limited. CLINTON'S' LEADING JEWELER? STORE A grand display of Purses, Ladies Vand Bags and Vanity Cases at pirces never' heard of before. Come in and see therm before buying, ix JULY IS, THE` MONTH OF PICNICS (SUGGESTIONS' —A , pair ' of Motor Glasses, a Thermos Bot- . tie,, a Portable Gramophone to help ,mike the time a little more pleasant. D. H. JOHNSON Jeweller and Optician Next Ilovey'a Drug Store Special Price %r Quick Sale About 75 pairs of Ladies' arid Growing Girls' Brown calf and kid shoes. Altfsiues 3 to 7, -Lines that told regularly up to $8.50. Clearing price for to- - day, Thursday, Friday, and_Saturday $3:98 About 20 Men's and Ladies' Raincoats, suitable for light coat for a wet day or cool evenings Clearing price for balance of week $3.48 Other lines to clear 'at -equally tow prices for cash only Plumsteel Bros.. PHONE 25. SMALL PROFITS" MORE BUSINESS I -aawl,. • The Biggest Mau and the Smallest in Town Will get equal satisfaction in the fit of his clothes if our tape line has been around him. We have a sort of pride in fitting men that other.: tailors can't please. -It's the know how that tells the tale,- ndsd our experi- ence and observation has given us that, Conic in and look over our stock of the very best cloths and try us for your next suit, Prices range from' $25 to. $55 Davis Se Herman 'I'ln VETERAN TAILORS Opposite Town Hall , Brown's Men's Furnishings Store Paints, Varnishes and Stains White, L ea, d • v Raw's. and Boiled oil Coal Oil f Lubricating Oils s ea Grades Ruberoid Roofing of all and d General Hardware Saye UARDW,AII E Perdue aP LtYIa WNG' 1 LECTIiICAL In warns weather itis not wise to be all wrapped rip in yourself, re- alining hi a hammock is. much bet- ter, It is a lounging comfort hi the open air mid in sultry days,will help to keep you cool. 'A hamnmpek,, a book and a shady nook are good 'companions. We can supply the hammock and the book,, You do the REST. Tile W D. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest -Always the Best EVE SPECIALIST A. L. Cole, Eye Sight Specialist, an Honour Graduate of the Canad- ian Ophthalmic. College of Toronto. Goderieh, Ont. Office hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Practice limited to the eye. n :ennui 1071111mtUgi Ili ' Cam" ---mar: Rev, W. B. Moulton : was in town last week. Miss Ruby Irwin returned from Tor- onto on Monday evening.' ' Miss Emma Doan of Boffaloo is holi- daying at her home in 'town. Miss Daisy Copp of Toronto is 'holi- daying at her home in .:town. Mrs. J. Turner and Mrs. 'War. Snell of Seaforth were in town on. Mon- day;, Mr., and Mrs. • W. S. Downs and children visited in ClifFord the first of the week. Mrs. C. C. Rance returned .to Tor- onto last week after a visitwith relatives in town. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Libby and. babe and Mr. C. F. Libby spent the week -end in Owen Sound. Mrs: W, R. Counter spent a few days days last week with. her son, Mr. Morley Counter of Buffalo. Mie. and Mrs. A. Drummond of 'De- troit are here visiting the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs A. Morris. Mrs. Clara. Rumball returned on Monday evening from a fortnight's vacation in Buffalo and Cleveland. Mrs. Spencer and daughter of Tor - ,onto have been visiting the form- er's sister, Mrs. Robert, Marshall. .Mrs. Todd' leaves on Friday forher home in Souris'. Man., after spend- ing several weeks with relatives in town and vicinity, Messrs. W. B,.MeCamus of Brantford and L. McCamus of London were at their home, Wesley parsonage, over the week -end. Mr, and Mrs. W. Rutledge- of De- troit. have been visiting the. form- er's home, that of Mr. and Mrs W. Rutledge of town.:., Mr. and Mrs Frank A. fenkins ar- rived home on Saturday and have taken up their residence in their new home in Joseph stored Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Cook and babe and Mrs. W. Atkins and children returned. to their respective homes at Hamilton and Toronto last week. Mr. Green arrived -:from Detroit to join , his mother in .,town and they are remaining for a time to settle up the estate of the late William Alexander, Miss Hattie.- Baker and a party of friends motored up.from. Fuller ton on Friday and spent the 'clay as the 'guests of Miss Florence Cuninglnanso. Miss Minnie Rudd left this morning for Toronto, where she will 'join a party and sail with them from Montreal tomorrow for England and the Continent, Mr. and Mrs. Wim. Webb, former residents of town but new of Taber, Alta., are visiting the lady's sister, Mrs. R: B., Carter, and father, Mr. H. Joyner. Dr. D. E. Ross of --Swift Current, Sask. is giving up his practise and intends taking ' a post -graduate course in England, Dr. and Mrs. -• Ross are expected east in August. Mies Gladys Cantelon has gone to Toronto this week for a fortnight or so but will return later. It. is likely that Mrs. Cantelon and her' daughters willremove to Toronto in the autumn. Rev. D. N. McCanns goes down -to the circuit where he :commenced his ministry, near Lindsay, to as- sist with the. Sunday services in an Old Boys re -union celebration there over the week -end. Mrs. W. E. Greig and Mr's. J. T. Clark; returned to' Toronto on Sat. urda Y after spending some days in town. • They were accompan- ied by Mrs, L. Greig, who will Spend the summer at the home of her son, in Toronto. Miss Jean Middleton Caine up -from Toronto andspent the weekend at her home on the Huron Road, She sails froth Montreal on Satur. day with the Hughes party . for Glasgow. The party will visit many places of interest in the ,British Isles and Will be absent .most of the summer, Miss Annie Southcombe left Mon- day for Niagara Falls, .where ;the fancily intend mucking their home in :future, bliss Mary South. combo accompanied Mrs: W. Smith- eo + t farhe and her on Mr, fid, So,zth- r:ombe; who had been visiting in town for as week or Id their] home its St. 'Minas on Tuesday, for a little visit before going tot Niagara. Ettert v01 Prompt Deliveryor , �� �`. Cash and Carry Phone 48 Service and SatisfactionMoney . (.fir Refunded Pure Cane Sugar by the car this week.. Get our Price, ,, BAKING POWDERS Magic, I lb, tins 35c. Our Own, per lb. tin, .. 23c. Birds Custard Powders : -leer package 20c, HAVE YOU TRIED CE TO (sure jelly ' Makes perfect jams and jellies without boiling away the flavor Shortening 3 lb, pails . Lard, 3 1b pails , Seeded Raisins, per lb Dates 2 lbs„,...„ 50c, 55c, 22c. , , 25c. Corn Starch, 2 packages "19c. Landry Starch, 2 packages .. , , 19c, Soap, P. & G. and Gold, 10 - bars for , , , , , ,, ,, , ,, , ti9c, Lenox, j bars s . ,., ... , .. 41.00 Strawberries will be finished this week Red and Blackberries starting ---leave your order SPECIAL ATTENTION TO 'CAMP- ERS' ATTENTION Marmalade Ifeelers Pure Jain, 4 lb. l jars . .:11.00 Pineapple and Grape Fruit Welshs' Grapelade, per tin ..25c. Grape Juice, pet bottle , , , 35c. 2 Cans of Corn- .....:.:........250. Pink Salmon , ,9c. Pink Salmon, , Ammonia, 3 packages , . . 25c. ``Off too the Picnic” July ls.t Specials Tomatoes, New Potatoes, Cucumbers, Musk Melon Fresh Salmon Trout Daily Fresh Roast Pork Cooked Ham Hostess Loaf ' { 1 Sardines, 2.. tins14c. Iiolbrooks, 2 tins• . 35c. Rice, 2 lbs. r '-' , , . d . , . 25c. Loose Macaroni 2 lbs. 25c. Minute Tapioca, 2 pkgs. . 25c. During Orchestra Concerts this store will remain open Cash & Carry VV. '" Phoneone5ery -cog Goderich Township Miss Marion H. Jones returned home, last week from Stratford, where she had just'finished her. Nor- mal course. The death took place on Saturday last of Mrs. John '-Baker, who was in her seventy-seventh year. Mrs. Baker had been in•failing health for some months but the direct cause of her death was shock, due to a fall in which she sustained a fractured hip. The shock, to, her system was too great to combat` and she scarcely rallied from it but gradually sank until the end. Mrs. Baker,. whose maiden name was Sarah Maria Oakes, was born -in Goderichbut since her marriage she had resided in Goderich township and had' been a resident of the farm on which she died for forty, years. She is sur- vived by her husband and one daugh. 4 SPECL%L _,r:�IRGAINS 1: 4Is' 4' IN 4.. Aluminum and Graniteware 4` 4 Is' 4 4 z 4 4 �° ter, 14Irs. Isaac Jones, and a sister. 4 and , Brother inn Goderich township, Mrs. James Stoddart and Henry Oakes and one brother in Chicago George Oakes. Another brother, John Oakes, died in Vancouver only a few weeks ago. Next Sunday special anniversary services will be hold in St. Janes' church Middleton, • it being jubliee year.' Fifty years this church has stood and during that time has min- istered hope and consolation to many. At present; there is no reg - alar incumbent but the work is in charge of Mr. E. D. Dickson, a stu- dent, who is taking a keen interest in its progress. Last., a -meet- ing• was held in the church for the reorganization of the Women's Aux- iliary, which has not been :function- ing for a time. Officers were ap- pointed as follows: President, .Mrs. J. R. Middleton; Vice, Mrs. G. Cook; Secretary -Treasurer, 14Irs W. W. Wise; Assistant Secretary -Treasurer, Mrs. 3. Hudie, On Wednesday ev- ening next a jubilee garden party will be held on the lawn of Mr. J. R. Middleton, when there will be good music an" excellent supper and a pleasant and joyous_ time in cele- bration of the fiftieth' anniversary of the founding of the church here.; Londesboro Mrs. Turner and babe of Ritchener are visiting at Mr.` Albert Vodden's. Mr. and Mrs. Will Radford of Fordwich and Mrs. Radford of Clin- ton spent Sunday; at Mr. John Rad - ford's, Miss Elva Nott of Brueefield spent a few days thisweek with; Miss Alice Vodden. Mr.' and Mrs. M. McCool, Mrs. E. Ball, Miss Quackenbush and. Mr. T. Miller motored to Komolta on Sun- day. Dr, H, Lennox of Montreal spent the past week with relatives in this community. liars. Helen Quinn, who was in Tor- onto,` "last week, returned hone on Sathrday. Miss Margaret Caldwell left on Thursday to spend the summer with relatives in the West. Mrs. Carter, formerly Miss White- ly, who is -home ,from the West, vis- iteditn the village last -week. y, The Presbyterian church will hold their annual garden ' party on the Community hall ground next Satin.. day, July. let. Phelan's Orchestra Of Clinton will be in attendatnce, orad assist in the program which will consist of community ;singing, solos, readingt, addresses, and illustrated views, sail hongs. In case all rain the gathering 'will be held in the hull, Rev. J'. II, Ostorhout, :formerly pas - 4 4 • 4 WEAR -EVER, m` `ulnlNum i r TRADE MARK, Paints, Varnishes, and Shins New Perfection Coal Oil Stoves Two, Three and Four -Burners We are prepared to 'furnish you with building 4 hardware, Beaver Board, Etc.; ' 4 Garden Hose, Lawn Mowers, Scythes 4 Paris Green, Garden Tools, and Sprayers �' * 4' 4. Olinton Hardware and Furniture Co, for of the Methodist church. here, closed on Sunday a most successful, three years' pastorate of the Dres- den Methodist church. During: tire last week the Friendly Bible Class of which, Mir. Osterhout was teacher, held a farewell party at the parson. age and presented him with a beauti- ful silk umbrella, suitably engraved, Mrs,. been M 0 o a, who has ben ex- ceedstern ntingly popular with the emigre. gation, was presented by the ladies of the church with a beautiful gold wrist • watch pairlinen wa , a of 1 nen towel; by the Bible Class, and a fine cut gloss vase by' the Mission Circle, Miss Doris was also remetitbered by the Mission Circle With a ,life mem-. borship. The Wonien's Institute 'is enter- taining the ladies of the Walkerburn Cornnnunity Club on Thursday, July 6th, at the home of Miss S. Barr, A. good .program Will be presented and is jolly tissso is expected. The •'lad- ie4 of the -community ore invited to be present. utrn nkAelrhil . C 14Iass Cora Tervts is spending her ?olidays under the parental roof, Miss Scott and Miss McLaughlin O'Nieil's Bakery Holiday Specials Chocolates, assorted flavors . 418c.lb. Fresh Salted Peanuts ........25c.ib. Our ovens are now in operation and we will have our usual— Cromalt Bread Whole Wheat Beach Fruit Loaf Banbury Tarts Rolls, Etc, BUSINESS IdOTTO---SEICVICE, ^11.- H.S. - P.S. O'NEILL Phone 204 The Baiter of Denfield and Mr. C. Scott of Now 'York were the guests of there aunt, Mrs. G. A. Tyner, Mr. and Mrs, Cotton of Detroit Wee Visiting at the home of the lat- ter's brother, Mr, T. E. Mason, • AZr and Mrs. Jervis of Clinton spent Sunday with their son, Iver. Oliver Jervis, Mr, Andrew Lawson, who spent l�i��ilnerg Sale June 28, 29 and 30th Season's Clearing Sale ',dozen Black Mohair hats, reg- ular 17,00 for $3.50 z/3 -dozen Children's Na r Navy and Black ILats, regular $4.00 for 11.G0> A few colored Mehaizs, regular $7.00 for,$3,50+ Ladies and . •children's panamas,. ribbon trnniniing , , .. , , $1.50 Also odd line of hats, regular. $6.00 and $8.00 for $2.60, A good range of veils at half-price,: D. J. I ILLiA1N a Weelc in Clinton hospital is , homo- againn and doing nicely, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lawson oA Toronto spent' the week -end. at the, heme of Mrs, W, Lawson. The nn;iny :friends of Mr, Harold_ Meci'ill will be pleased -to hour that. he is doing nicely after haying un-,> dergone an operation.