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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-8-10, Page 8x SPAY A13(,UST 1Oth, 1922 rNTON s LEADING JEWELERY STORE USEFUL PRE NT The stammer visitor's presents will be easily chosen if you call at Johnson's JewelE>'jy Store A full line of Souvenir Pins and •Brooches, also Spoon,, Silverware, Cut Glass, China, Etc. A large stock of Watchesand Clocks to choose from (just in). Optical Goods and Motor Glasses—the largest and bet' stock in town. Eyes'tested free and entire satisfaction guaranteed R. IL JOHNSON Jeweller and OpticiaN Next Hovey's Drug Store Fleet -Foot Running Shoes and Barefoot are f00 U Sandals als GU THE LIGI{TEST' AND COOLEST' FOOTWEAR FOR TIIE ' KIDDIES DURING THE' IIOT SUMMER WEATHER. Try us for these lines. Our prices are right. We, have also some very special values in Biddies sox both short and three quarter length. Special in Bath Towels Five Dozen colored Bath Towels, large size and good •5o weight: Special -price • per pair SEE HEM IN OtR WINDOW Special values in Ready To Weir or ordered Clothing during July, and August Plurnsteel Bros. PHONE 25. SMALL PROFITS • MORE BUSINESS Iamrnoeks In warm weather it is not wise to be all wrapped up in. yourself,, re- clining, in ae hammock Is much bet- ter. It to a lounging contfort•in the open air and' in sultry days will help to keep you cool. A hainntock, a book and a shady nook are good companions. We can eupply the, henunpck and the book. You do the REST. Careful Attention Is given to all orders, whether' given in" person or by phone, and whether taken, to.'be called for, or delivered. It is t, Our : policy to give satisfaction both as to "QUALITY OF GOODS" and "IN SERVICE' IN AND OUT OF THE STORE.," We take a personal interest in our customers, and what is satisfaction for them is satisfaction for us. • OUR VINEGARS :•AND SPICES FOR THE PICKLING 1SE tSON ARE OF THE BEST "QUALITY. GIVE' US THE OPPORTUNITY OF FILLING YOUR REQUIRE- MENTS. '16e C. 8' S. _Grocers, Phone 125 eW 111. Fair Oa. Often the Cheapest -Always the Best EVE SPECIALIST A. L. Cole,,•Eye Sight Specialist, an Honour Graduate of the Caned -ian Ophthalmic College of Toronto. Goderich, Ont. Office. hours:_ 9 a,m:` to 5 p.m, Practice limited to the eye. .10 tIltuuu al hen +116, p„ j61 Mrs. J. G. Medd is spending a few days with Goderich friends. Miss Mabel Clufr has been visiting in 'Hamilton during the past week. Miss Eva Boucle was a visitor in town over the week -end and .holi- day. Miss Arinice-Bartliff and Miss Dor oothynto. Bartlifr are visiting in Tor - Mrs. F • VV ,., Hovey and little ones, are:,•visiting in Burlington for • a few weeks. Miss. Isabel Johnston of Toronto is spending a holiday with Miss Dor- nthy Rorke. ' Mrs: Prank "Dempsey of Brantford is. the guest of her Mother, Mrs. E• IIerrnan: Mx. Frank Pennebaker of Toronto spent the week -end and holiday at his home -in 'town. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Paisley of Montreal are holidaying at the for- mer's parental home in town. Mrs. Stringham and children of Woodsoek have been visiting 'the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs.. Jos. Wheatley... • Misses Marion and Jean Bogie of Goderieh-spent a few days last week with their aunt, Mrs. H. Pennebaker. Mr. Judy, Chautauqua superintend- ent, is in town this week . getting things in readiness for the open- - day, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Dunbar and children of Sarnia are here visiting the lady's parents, Mr., and Mrs. George Burnett. Mrs. Alex 'McLeod and three ^child- ren returned to Peterboro on Tues- day after visiting the lady's sister, Mrs. Lorne -peeves. Mr. ' Ernest .Bradshaw of Detroit called on ' friends in Clinton on Sunday " He motored up from Brigden, with some cousins. Miss Me1aren left Tuesday on a trip to Scotland.,She will be absent `• come time as he Chas' relatives op the other side of the Big Pond. Miss Kathleen East carne up from Toronto on Saturday and is spend- ing a holiday with her sister;, Mrs. Gordon Cuningharne, at their 'camp at Burks. Mr. and.Mrs. Thos. Watts and fain- ily and Mr. D. Meecic of'Oshawa motored up on Saturday, and were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. ....Pennebaker over the week -end and, holiday. Mr. and Mrs: Gordon and family of Port Union are visiting with their aunt, Miss Washington. They mo- tored up, bringing Miss Wa`s'hington _who had been visiting relatives down about there for some weeks, home with them. Mr. A. V. Quipley of Toronto was. in town for a few hours' on Mon- day. He had been spending the weekend with his wife and family who are visiting in Stratford and name on up 'to see what the old town looked like. Mr. and Mrs. R. Rowe and Miss Mildred Rowe of Exeter have been, visiting Mr, and Mrs, J. D. Alt - Meson. Miss Mildred remained Tor several days and en her return. on Tuesday Was accompanied by Miss Eileen Aitkinson, who will visit her for a time. Mr. Carman Powell of Liman, who has been visiting in Exeter, mo- toned up on Monday and has been jsponding a few .days with old friends here, Me. Powell is a graduate of Victoria and has just completed a course in the Normal College. He will teach in Tor- onto the conning term. Misses Marjorie and Ruth McMath, who have been taking summer courses at London and Toronto respectively, are now holidaying in Kingston. Miss Marjorie will, teach after the holidays at Turn- er's school, T'uckersinith, and Miss Ruth takes charge; of the Contin- uation school at Inglewood, Messrs. J, W. Stevenson, J, A. Ford, W. ,: S. R. Holmes, W. Churchill and C. 0, Middleton viniit to Port Stanley yesterday to JIM big Conservative gathering rind heard Hon, Arthur Meighen, !toward Ferguson and others Speak. Mr, Moighen was in ee- cellcnt speaking, trim and made a inoet tollttig Speeeli, acearding to those who heard him. 'lie Biggest ihtn Prices and the Smallest in Town 13Ti11.Eet equal satisfaction in -aft fit of his clothes if o9r tape line has been around him. We have a sort of Pride in fitting men thatother tailors can't please. H's the ]chow how that tells the tale, and our experi ence. and observation has given us that, Cone in and look over s our stock of the very best cloths — and try us for your next suit. range. from $25 to $55 Davis & Herman THE VETERAN TAILORS Opposite Town Hall Brown's Men's Furnishings Store got Weather Suggestions We carry a full line of Electric Toasters, Heat Plates, Electric Irons, Grills and Coal Oil Stoves. We also carry Fly Oil- in bulk bring your can and we will fill it for {$1.per er gallon. P We carry Radio Parts. Sutter & 13erdue IIAItiIWAItD" kltx,ECTItfC.ti•1G,. PLUMBING Cliitol News-Resc d rompsowwwvombiwaskwAtiwomoommoswimo womithoommosso O'ei1's Coriicr Grocery 1 Cash & Carry li[% Phone Deliveries 0l l • ®.O'NeiI' 48 1 Eztra Special Friday and $attirday •- for Cash 100 1b Cane Sugar $'i.70 (Limit:' 5 bags to one customer) Pure Cocoanut special half lb 15c per lb 25c Domestic Shortening 8 lbs for 55c /Lard, 3 lbs for , 03c Cocoa, 2 lbs for ,. ... 25c Magic Baking Powder . , .. 35c Zine Rings per dozen • 25 : Rubber Rings, 3 dozen 25 Certo for (sure jell) .,. 40e Cream of Wheat, 31/2 lbs Rolled Oats, 51/ ,lbs Shredded Wheat; 2 lbbs 25c' 25c 25c • Peanut Butter,' special per lb 23c Kipper Snacks, 3 for 25c I BLACK TEA Brunswick Sardines, 4 for . 21/2 Our Own Special Blend, per lb. 49e Pilchards; per, tin 19c regular OOc Snow Flalce Ammonia, 3 for Babbitt's Cleanser, 3 for 25c 25e Gold 'Soap and P & G Soap 10 for 69c Lemon Crisp Biscuits, per lb.: 18e ."... I Ginger Snaps, per lb..:15O Laundry 2 lbs, Corn Starch', 2 'packages 19c19c 'llI•X.Pi San e per bbottleTomato Catsup large bottle... 3 0 People Yoti Know ib64.$46644664e•+>•444dls444444+$6444444446ds44, Miss Hattie Courtiee is visiting in 4.‘ Toronto.• ' Mr. Robert Baker of Fnllanton has been the guest of Mr. J. Cnn--t inghaxne at ' his Maitland camp during the past• week. , Miss Elinor Kemp. • who has bean taking a summer course at Toron- to University, is now having /a holiday at her home in town. Misses Ward and Stone have re- turned, the fernier from her home in Maryland, the latter . having spent her vacation at her home and at Port Bruce Camp. Mrs. Arthur Smith, of. Toronto and her mother, Mrs. Middleton, have been visiting the lattex's son, Mr. iC . G. Middleton of the Iluron road, and °thee: relatives herea- bouts, Rev. J. B Cblelough and Rev. A. L. Atton of;Creemore are in town this week. ; They are on a motor tour and are enjoying the outing immensely. Rev.. Mr. Colclough's many old fiiiends in Clinton are glad to see hint. Mr. and Mrs ` W. S Downs and children spent last week touring in )Perth, Wellington and Waterloo Counties. They arrived home en Sunday last! except Miss • Muriel, who will visit her aunt in Clifford, for a couple: of weeks. Stanley Township A very jolly; time was spent at the home of Mrs. Butchart on Thursday evening last when the ladies of the community presented Miss Mae Sin- clair, who yesterday became the bride of Mr. Peter Moffat, with a..kitchen shower. The bride and groom are both popular' and their departure from 'the community is much regret- ted. Miss Hazel Potter of Stanley town- ship succeeded in winning first' prize in the garden contest of Huron.coun- ty. This is 'a fine record and Miss Hazel deserves our congratulations. CLINTON CHAUTAUQUA Opens 'Next Week Fri., Sat., Mon., Tues., Aug.11,-12, 14, 15 PLAN TO TAKE IT IN The program is an exceptionally good one. . The Community reaps the benefit, of any surplus ever .expenses; as 350 - coeds go toward hospital. It pays to buy a season ticket., Tdckots, including war. 'tax, 32.20. Childrens' tickets, $1'.(0 Eight bigh• class odtcrtaimnents` for $12,00 is good buying. Single ndnnissions afternoon 85c,, evening 50c., Play night 75e. Tieliets' may be procured at Fair's, CXutf's and 0 Neif's, or from any mem. her of the Girls' Auxiliary, 4 Qualify Furniture 4. There is a distinctiveness and style about our furniture 4' that adds beauty and, com- 4 fort to any home. 4 4 4 4 4 44 4 4 44 4 4,, e Tr ` 4 Summer Furniture Verandah' Rockers 4 4 4 4 Verandah Chairs Lawn Seats, Etc. We can supply you with all the requiremonts for that q painting. Paints:and Brushes I,' 40 Step Ladders O -Cedar Mops and Polishes IP Gramophones and- Records Is is Varnishes, Stains, Enamels Fiirlliture Co ervirtomportistosteeeptimispeevelogeree vervieincrettlns O'Niell's Bakery Vacation. Time Insist on using our Cretnalt Bread , The only loltf .for all your sand- wiches. Ask your Grocer City Dairy Ice Creain BUSINESS MOTTO—SERVICE .01100. Rn 8. 'ILL Rhone 204 The Eider' The Winghaiu tax rate has been struck for the year 1922 at 48 mills on the dollar, being an increase of 1 L mi1X's over last year's rater te- gother with an increase in assess - meat. 1 118 8 om n and Girls The Clinton Knitting Company Limited, have a number of pos- itions to offer girls and women to learn Knitting, . Looping, fin- ishing and other operations belonging to the manufacturing of . Fine Hosiery. In the field of opportunity a Knitting MCI offers the greatest advantages. 1 It is a well 'known Bach that ;no good knitter or looper, need over be out_,et employment. • 2 The wages earned at this trade are high. 8 Reasonable hours, pleasant and Sanitary surroundings. 4 Freedom from nerve reeking Clanking of. machinery used in other textile factories. b If you learn your , business here, where we rnalce the finest grade of geode, you are equipped to take a position anywhere.. 6 We pay you while you are learning. 7 We employ careful an -capable teachers to teach you a highly remunerative trade. • We are open to receive unlimited applications -and will take on tine applicants in the order in which they apply. .Apply at the Offices of The . Clinton • K.uittin Co. C. 11. V NNE , Electrics Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Flans ai td °thea ll1i Appliances Wiring and Repairs. Phone 15