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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-10-5, Page 9CLINTON'S L +,AIYTNG,JEW. LERY', s' ORF, USFFUL PRESENTS 1Thnsnimervisitor's preseni's Wii''be easily chosen if you call at Johnson's Jewel(ry Store A full Cine of Souvenir Pins and Brooches, also Spoons, Silverware, Cat Glass, China,, Etc,• A large stock of watches and Clocks to choose from gust in) Optical ;Goods and Motor Glasses•-• the largest and best stock in town.. Eye tested free and entire satisfaction ::gu gran teed k.H. JOHNSON eweller:zind Opticia* Next Hovey'p Amp Stora Fleet -Foot Running Shoes and Barefoot Sandals- -THE LIGHTEST AND COOLEST FOOTWEAR FOIL;- THE kir/DIES 'DURING THE HOT SUMMER WEATHER., Try us for *these lines. Our prices, are right:. We have also seine very special values in Kiddies sox both short andethree quarter length. Spee�al in <Rath �Powels Five Dozen colored Bath 'TbWels, large size and' good weight. Special> price`pei• pair aJ " SEE THEM IN' OUR WINDOW Special values in Ready -To -Wear or ordered Clothing during July and .August. P1umteei Bros. PIIONE 25. SMALL PROFITS MORE BUSINESS v SPECIAL COFFEE We have for some time, been endeavoring to secure a blend of .. Coffee which will give good satisfaction and stand the test o£ continual use, anh be .reliable for uniformity of blend and quality: We believe that we have at last found just this thing, and •invite you to try a small quantity and we feel that you will agree with us, • that'epr new "club House" blend is an unusual coffee valne. This coffee is composed of the best Mocha and Java and "kV - en other varieties of beans, each filling its own peculiar place in. e' the whole, and blended together' by expert .blenders; ,rust araiyetl; freshly roasted, and ground as ordered. fiQ Fanta Iter. lir, Two Grades 39 cents .per lb. C. ' S. Grocers, Phone re Biggest Uaii and the 'Smallest in Town Will get equal satisfaction in the fit: of his clothes if our tape line has been around Brom. We have a. sort of pride , in fitting men that - other tailors can't please. • It's the know- how that tells the tale, Vend- our 'experi- ence and obseri`ation has given us that, Corrie in and lookover. our 'stock of the very best cloths and try us for your next suit, Prices range from $25 to $55 .Davis & Herman THE VETERAN TAILORS Opposite Town Hall ` Brown's Men's Furnishings Store 1 Good Ra,nge The Secret of Many a Woman's Success in Housekeeping. Ib works for its user; it pto- hibits failure and dukes sueeess sure and certain; no loss of time or increased irritation by,liaving to waste valuable minutes in cotixieg it. A good Range works silently and efficiently—the same reliability each and every day. It removes all guess work; its oven bakes evenly all over. It is a daily delight to possess one. The Range illustrated -here is good;. built by McCrary, makers of good stoves and cooking titin- sins for 74 years. tet the old range go --buy a good one, you deserve it, utter & Perdue AAlt „ i,XICTRICAL PLI.Ilfli1'NG For School Books nr L pl e YOU ARID 'INVITED TO . IIT VEST/GATE 7',IiE MERITS OF OUR STOCK --HOPING THE ADVANTAGE WILL BE A MUTUAL ONE', Tile W. D. Fair Co Often the•Cheapest-=Always the Best EYE 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,ni. Practice linaiited to the eye. D'. and Mrs. WM. Gunn are visiting their daughter in Detroit. Mrs. Dames , of Brussels has been visiting Mrs. H. Bartliff. Mr. and Mrs. LIoyd WiIken of Thed- ford were here over the week -end. Mr. Foster Copp of 'Toronto spent- bhe week -end at his house 'in town. Mr. Karl Wilken of the Molsens Bank London, is holidaying at his home in town. 'Miss Lillian. Agnew of ,Montreal is visiting her mother, Mrs. Agnew • of town. Miss i{ate. Parke has been visiting her brother, Rev, J. F. Parke of Southampton. Niles Clara Ferguson of Stratford was ,the guest last week of her sin- ter, Mrs. Tilos. Cardwell Miss H. Curtis has returned home from Toronto, where she under- went an operation recently. Mr. and Mrs., H. W. Gould were in Goderieh yesterday attending the wedding of the former'' sister. Mr. and Mrs, John Mair of Colling- wood have been visiting their rel- atives,.the Mair families of town. Miss, Ida McLennan has returned to "Toronto after a visit with her bre, ther and other friends in town. Mr. -. W. E. Greig of Toronto spent the week -end with his wife and )ittle daughter, who have been vis.. Ringfor some time in town. Mr. J, A, Irwin had been attending the. sessions''Sf ‘,.,e _General Con- ferenee\pf the Methodist Church in Toronto (hiring the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Leppington and children spent Sunday as •the guests of the former's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. Cooper of Seaforth. Mrs. T. Leppington and children, ac- companied by Miss Ada Fulford,, are spending this week with the former's father, Mr. Tompkins of Wingham. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Doherty and some friends took in the fowl sup_ per at . Centralia Methodist church yesterday evening. Mr.' Doherty took part in .the program. Mrs. Walken of Toronto has been visiting friends ie town and vicin- ity during the past week or so.. She goes to Detroit where she will make her home ,•with her daugh- ter. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Phipps and Al- len, Phipps and Mrs.- Gingerieh: of Carsonville,' Mich., visited with :their cousins, Mr, `and Mrs. W. 'Marquis of ,the Base line, last week. Mrs. Zapfe and her son and daugh- ters, Mr. Norman and Misses Ethel and Grace Zapfe, of Kitchener were week -end guests at the home of the former's son, Mr. J. Zapfe of town. e Miss Garrett, who has been spend- ing the summer at her cottage at Bayfield, was the week -end guest. of Misses Ward and Stone. • She soon leaves for her home in Wash- ington, D. C. • Mist. Gladys Cantelon of Toronto .spent ' the week -end with her bro- ther in town. Miss Camtelon mo.. tared up with Dr. Cooper and Miss Annie Cooper, who 'visited rela- 'tives in Goderich township. Miss Mary Walls left on Monday for Tottenham to attend the funeral of ;llIns. (Dr,) W. H, Hunter, Baugh - ter df Dr. and Mrs, W. II. Wright of Tottenham, who died on 'Sun- day after a few weeks' illness,. Miss Agnes -Holmes, who was grad- uated recently from a; Boston hos - pital, carrying off first class hon- ours and winning first ,prize for general proficiency, has been the guest of her grandparents, Mt. and Mrs. W. Doherty, during the k, Mr.past FredweeAustin of ' llbyth was in town on Monday and made a :friendly gall on The News -Record. Mr. Austin .tells us it- is forty -ane yeas since 'he moved on to the farm he now occupies, near l 1yth, and he looks es if he might hold doyn his job fax another twenty years at tenet,. Rev, Kenneth "Beaton and family, af- ter a yaar's furlough in., Canada, leave :today on their retinrn trip to China. 'l'hey will visit in the Canadian west en route to Varcoa- vee. Miss Louise Beaton, who leas entered into a 'three year contrast to teach in China, returns with them. She leaves Saturday and t ill join ha' brother and his fam- ily in Vancouver on the 1013. PIMMIWIPWWWWFWIWPWVIMIP ". c j' er Grog r Seeded raisins, large and fresh just arrived this week for. Christmas\ Cakes, Wedding Cakes or Raisin Pie. 500 lbs of these raisins at 2 lbs for 35c It You'll be sorry if you miss them. New fresh ,dates 2 lbs 25c Pure Lard, 3 Ib. pail Gi9e . Pure Shortening, 3 lb. pail...., 51e. Rolled' Oats, specfai Ginger snaps, per lb, ..• 15c, 6 lbs. for 25c, Lemon Crisp Biscuits, per lb. 20e. 10 bars soap (all kinds) 72c. 3 pkgs. of Pearline . • , . 25e. 2 boxes of matches ..25c, 3 Jelly Powders ,. . . 24c. 3 Essences 24e. Bodley's 'Fruit 'Cakes, CROWN BRAND SYRUP 2 Ib,_ Tins, ,. 180. 5 'lb. pails 390. .Almond Paste Icing - g per lb tin'','50c ` Bodley's Sponge Cakes Bodley's Sample Christmas Cakes —Leave your orders early. Broken Walnuts, .per lb. 60c. Gunn's Back Bacon Corn Meal, 7 lbs. f or 25c. Fresh Sausage, Fresh Salmon Trout 1 10 tbs. of Granulated Sugar .. 75c. 2 lbs. of Cocoa 25c. 4 lbs. of Cream, of Wheat .... 25c. Swansdown Flour, for cake 45c Cash 4SE Carrie 2 Deliveries Phone 48 irwripwww LOndesbore Special services have been going on nightly in the Methodist church during the last week and this._. Rev. H. Gilbert of Winnipeg is as- ! �, sisting the pastor, the Rev.' Mr. R. en Osborne, preaching each evening. The meetings have been well attend-, 4 ed and are growing 'i$�intdrest. 4 4664444444•444'140•647•4;444.1•0•466 4 Constance Mr, and Mrs.. Ilerbert Glazier and children of Stratford, spent Saturday with the fornier'u grandmother, 'Mrs. Cole, 4 4 Mr. and Mrs. (Chas. Riley' and 4 children spent 'Sunday, in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Adam. Glazier of Clinton spent;.Sunday in the village. The Ladies' Aid is liaoing the basement of the chureh painted and �. varnished .this week, I', Quite a number from here are at- tending the;: meetings going on at Londesboro. • Mrs. Sawyer, formerly of Loncles- boro, spent Sunday with friends in. this vicinity. 4 4 Auburn Miss Rae 'Andrew left last "Satur. day for Toronto, where she is tak- ing ,a course in the Methodist, Na- tional Training School. She expects also to continue her musical studies in the Toronto Conservatory of Music. Quite a number from our village attended ,Blythe fall fair last week. NLr. Medd,. Sr.,' is. not improving as well as his many friends could ravish , The game of baseball between Blybh and Auburn, resulted in a win for Auburn, with a score of 11-7; The final game , of the series will be .Played on the" Westfield diamond on Saturday, October 7th. The Presbyterians will hold their anniversary service on Sunday, Oc- tober 8th, and the Methodists on October 15th. St. Helens Mr -Jas. Ramage left on Wednes- day for a 15i1) to the west, where he has some property. Mrs. '.MeVittie of Blyth is visit- ing her daughter, Mrs.' Will Taylor. Misses Ruth and Verna Phillips left for the West last week„ where they intend to make their home for the present. Silo filling is the order of the day. .Quite a member attended .Wing haul fair and: heard. Premier, Drury: speak. ` The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Humphrey was bhe scene of •a pretty wedding on Wednesday, rSeptember 20th, when their eldest daughter, Eva Margaret' was: united in marriage to. Mr. George I. Walken of East Wa- waniosh. Rev. Chas. Cummings, offi- ciated in the presence' of immediate friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Walker loft' on the afternoon 'train for Toronto, Set, Catharines and Ni- agara Falls and other points, On thoie return thoy will reside on the groom's farm in East: Wawanoeei The best wishes of their many friends follow the bride to het new home. Mr. WilleWebster had the miseor•- tune to have' his ;right hand rather badly torn in the eattrier of the cut- ting' box. ,Mr. John Miller has been laid un With blond poieenfng in his hand, 'Miss Lena Rutherford of Kinlough was e visitor with friends her over Sunday, 4 Pilot Superior Pipeless Furnace :4 Consult us about your ,heating 4' system: We -guarantee the Pilot .Su- perior PipelessFurnace , to heat your 4 home. The most up-to.date furnace on 4 the market, ,Saves 25 percent of fuel 4 over a pipe furnace. 4 AP - 4 Come and select your Range or Heater at low prices. Also a few second-hand- wood and coal heaters .. 4 A new shipment of (araniteware 3 4 4 4 4. Clinton .Ilardware .and Fllroiture-. 4444444944416444 - RUGS Ax Full'.Jine' of - Axminster Ta estray and « GOLD SEAL" Congoleum A• Full Assortment of Furniture Watch our Windows for the Latest in Hardware and Furniture Mission Band Bazaar • In the •Agricultural. Office. At 2,00 p. m; SATURDAY, OCT. 14 BOOTHS Koine made Baking. `Fanny Work, Fish Pond, Candy Dolls. Afternoon tea will he served under the auspices of the Mission Band of Willis Church. }lolne 'made 'Cooking Sale , The Ladies' Aid of the Baptise church will have a sale of homemade cooking and Pandy in the aviculture) offices on Saturday afternoon, Oen then 7th bonen endrin at..3 o'c74rcic. omen' "aina .`Girls` The Clinton Knitting Company Liniutedhave e dumber`ef'pose itions to offer girls and women toearn Knitting, ^ Looping, fin- ishing and other operations belonging to the manufacturing of Fine Hosiery. . In the' field of opportunity a Knitting Mill offers the greatest advantages. I+ 1 It a well known, fact that no good knitter or looper need ever be out of employment. r • 2 The wages earned at this tradejare high. 3 Reasonable hours, pleasant and sanitary surroundings. 4 Freedom from nerve reeking ,Claniting of machinery used in other textile factories. 5 If you learn your business here, where we' stake the', finest grade of goods, you are equipped to take a position anywhere. '6 We pay you while you are learning. - 7 Wo employ careful an capable• teachers to teach. you a highly remunerative trade. - We are open to receive ualianited; applications and will talte on the applicants 'in tho order in. which they apply. Apply at the The Clinton' KnittingCo® Offices of Cm H. VENNER, Electrician Flectric I anges, Fixtures,' Bulbs Irons, Fans and other• .Appliiin4es Wit tug aria Repairs. Phc,ite tl