HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-10-19, Page 8OCT.0)11., 1, 11 1922
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(31,A :IN TON'S ISE;AI)IN0 JE ELER' STORE
WINDSOR SHELL (.LASSES
f have them in dark and Light colors at reaSpnable prieos.
This is the wedding season. Among the many gifts for the
bride whist collld be nicer than ting Silverware and Cut Glass? I
have an excellent selection of both these linos, including
SILVERWARE
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Coffee and Tea Spoons, DessertSpoons and Forks, Dinner and
1?ossert Knives; Berry Spoons, Cold; Meat Forks, Sugar ,Shells,,etce
Sandwich or Cake Plates,' Pyrex pie Plates and C4tseroles, Sugar
and Cream Sets.
CUT "GLASS
Water Seis,'Celery Dishes, Spoon Trays, Sugar and Cream
Sets, Butter Dishes. •
You would have to see this .Stock to 4.ppreoiato it so I.;invite'
you t•e :inspect it. EYES 'FFSTED FREE
R. H. JOHNSON.
Jeweller and Optician Next Hovey's Drag: Stu.
For Wet Weather~
Full stock of
Rubbers
and
Rubber Boots
Plurnsteel Bros.
PHONE 25.
SMALL PROFITS.
MORE DIJSLNESS .1
QUALITY -— SERVICE 1
We are endeavoring to, give the best quality goods at fair price
. and efficient service. All our goods are fresh, sanitary and guar_
anteed.
Fresh Grape Fruit now arriving in gauntities.
Have you tried our meats? lust a ;;yvord in this direction,
Our meats are. always fresh, quality unsurpassed and prices areI.
right.
There can be no. mistake in .buying the best quality goods.
Our Teas. and Coffees will give you satisfaction.
Tie c, & S. Groeers,
Phone 125
EXQUISITE STYLE 11i DRESS
belongs to the .man who has his
clothing made oto 'measure by an
artist tailor who knows the value of
perfect fit, beauiful finish and fine
workmanship, and who -Selects his
fabrics with an eye to please the
taste of the well _bred gentleman.
"The tailor makes the man" is an
old saying and we can ,supply all de-
fects of form, and give you both
style and satisfaction in Fall and
Winter Suitings ;and Overcoat'
FROMVI 325.00 TO S55.00,
DAVIS & HERMAN
THE VETERAN TAILORS
Over Brown's Gents' Furnishings
Store.
A. Good Range_
The Secret of Many a Woman's
Success in Housekeeping.
'It works for its user; it pro-
hibits failure and makes'sneeess
sure and certain: no loss of time/
or increased irritation by having
to waste Valuable, minutes in.
coaxing -it. A good Range works
silently and efficiently—the ' same
reliability each and every day. It
removes all guess work; its over? .
bakes evenly all over. if a
daily:delight to possess one.
The Range illustrated here is
good; built by McClary,, makers
of good' stoves and cooking utin-
sils for 74 yearn. Let the old
range go—buy a good one, you
deserve it.
Slitter.
Sic Perdue
HARDWARE ELECTRICAL
PLTJMIIiNG
The Lions. Club at Winghem at;
asked the town council to put before
the electors' at the annual munielliai
the e ct`bns th choice of' 1
10 i c a so Biers'
xrieSn"trial•
.Itanover last week voted en a by-
law to expend $135,000 on water-
works extension: Water will be
brought front Rlinrl Lake, a distance
of three miles from tho town, :Cor
domestic tile anti' for fire proteetioli
oSchool Books
and Supplies
YOU, ARE • INVITED TO IN-
VESTIGATE' THE MERITS OF
OUR STOCK ---HOPING THE
ADVANTAGE WILL BE A
MUTUAL ONE.
The W. Fair Co
Often` the Cheapest--AlwaYe the Best
EYE SPECIALIST
A. L. Cole, Eye Sight Specialist,
an Honour Graduate of the Canad-
ian Ophthalmic. College : of Toronto.
Goderich, Ont: Office ,hours: 9 a,m.
to 5 p.m. Practice limited to the eye.'
in,! of mow !ew nlimlMg
pli_ll, r...o 9alr 11`Y
Miss Smith of. Toronto is the guest
of Miss Lucile Grant.
Mr. J..G,•Medd is visiting his broth
er, Rev. Dr. Medd, of Ridgetown,
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. R. Rolmes and
family spent Sunday 'with friends
at Whitechurch
Mr. and Vire.- =Wm: = Colquhoun of
Staffa' called on Mfrs. Elizabeth
Kennedy on Monday.
Miss Annie Lawrende of Stratford
Normal was at her home in town
overthe week -end.
Miss LaPorte 'of the School of Com-
merce will spend the week-eud at
her borne at St. Joseph.
Drs. Shaw and Gandier are in Lon
--
don this week attending the meet-
• ing of the Medical Association.
Lt. -Col. Combe is -in London this
week attending a Staff Tour for
officers of Military District No. 1.
Mrs. H.. W. Cook leaves on Friday
for Ypsilanti, Mich., where she
will spend some time with her sis-
ter.
Mr. Jas. Danford and son, Jir. Ernie
Dunford,,of Toronto have been vis-
iting in town and vicinity. this
week.
1VIrs. 1, O. I{ashbrook; and litt/e
daughter of Mitchell are the guests
of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs,
Ezra Pickard.
Is a eetor Newcombe 'sof _ Toronto
'has been giving the Ioeai branch of
,, the 113olsons Bank the "once aver"
this week.
l4Ir, J. S. McConkey, assistant man-
ager of the International. Harvest-
er 'Company, London, was in town
this week.
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Twitchell and
1itiss Betty are returuing to Wind-
sor :after spending the past year
in Ednionton,• Alta.
Mr. Tony VanEgmond motored over
from Detroit and spent the week-
end with his parents, Mr, and Mrs.
James VanEgmond of, the Gravel
„roan.
Mr. Binford Colquhoun motored to
Fullerton and spent the week -end,
He was accompanied by Mrs. M.
Colquhoun and Mrs. Elizabeth
Iiennedy..
Miss Fannie Grey of Goderich town'_
an siting hom
ofship Mr. s andbeenMvirs. E. G. the Courtieee,
a missionary on furlough from
being invited. to nzeetMiss•MeLeod,
China,h
Capt Thorne and little daughter,
Lieut. Coley, Mr. and Mrs. A. Me -
Kowa), and little son. Mr. rhIni
Mrs. Fred Livermore,Miss Carter
and some others from Clinton at-
tended the S. A. Congress in Tor.
onto last week,'
Mrs, Iiudie and daughter Muriel, of
Clinton, are here visiting Mrs. El-
liott. Mrs. Mudie was Miss Min.
nie Fair who some years ago con-
ducted a taillinery store where
MacKenzie Bros. dry goods store
is now.—Kineardine Revie`r.
Mr. and Mrs. John Moon of Toronto
are having a very pleasant time in
New York City this week, when
sixty. members of St, Patric%
Chapter A. F. and A. 414. Toronto,:
withtheir 'wives are the guests of
Ancient Chapter : No. 1 New ' York
for five'days' of pleasure and sight
seeing in America's largest city.
Miss pate Parke returns to New
York today after having speht the
Past fere months with relatives In
Chilton and vicinity and at South-
ampton. Although Miss Parke
has resided in New York for some
Years , and likes both place and pro.-
-pic she is still a' very loyal Caner
dian, She loves the soil of her
native land and is true to its flag
and that of the Empire.
Messrs. W. II. Johnston and G. Maw_
son of Exeter, who were returning
from the Teachers' convention ;"at
Goderich, made „a pleasant cal/ on
The News -Record on Friday after-
noon, Mr. Johnston, for loan,
years a teacher of the Kippen.
school, is an old :friend of 'tilts
tqutmal and it has missedhon
sizico hie removal from the t 101-
medieto vicinity. Mr. Johnston
was insale a life member Of time
West Duren'Teacliers' Aseeciatlen
at lest week's gathal;ing;. Met
Mawgan is secretary et the t.s-
• sociation..,
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Threc dig �pcc ��s %r ilte 1��c��c�d
COFFEE
We specialize in this line. Blend
the purest and choicest coffee proA
dueed @ 60e, lb
The Old Reliable Big
Big' Soap 23c per bar
5 bars for . $1.05
siiiiiimagganmaiimmosuomma
TEA.
O'Neill Special I31end' Tea, Best
Quality for the price . ...,49e.
Seeded Raisins 18c per lb
2 lbs for 35c
Laundry Starch, 2 funs/ ,19e, , 6 lbs: of rolled Oats.. 25e.
2 lbs of loose Cocoa . 25c.
Corn Starch, 2 lbs ! , 19c. 4 lbs. Cream? of Wheat . • 250.
Minute Tapioca, 2 pkgs.for.. ,25c. 7 -lbs iii Corea Meal ....25e,
p 1 C
21/ lbs. of Icing Sugar,
2 lbs, of Macaroni,
I Tins of Sardines , .. ,
25e.
.,25c,
Broken shelled walnuts, just arrived per pound 60c
3 Pearline• . , 25c.
3 of • Rinse q,.... .. , , ,.25c.
3 'pkgs- of Ammonia for . , 25c.
2 • pkgs. of Lux . ...,....25e.
WY•andatte per pkg . ..20,e.
Gold Dust, large, size ..35c.
Gold Dust, small size , . 10c,
Broken Sodas, 2 Ili 8, for • .25c,
Campbell's Tomato Soup per tin 45c.
Brunswick Sardines, 4 tins for.:'.25e.
2. Tins ••'o'f ••Sardines 25c
,13roorns from 30c. to .. ..30c.
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Seeded. Raisins; per lb: ; .18e.
2 pounds for 35c.
Currants per /b. .19c.
Mixed Peel, per lb. , , ...60e.
Home=made Mince Meat per pound 20c
Sweet Potatoes Cranberries Fresh :Salmon Trout
Bodley's Christmas Cakes and Almond Icing
Cash & Carry'-;.
2` Deliveries
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Three Fires : This was 4.
" zrc t .,„/ tli
the Worst. One. .
The folio -wing letter is from a. -i£
former citizen of Clinton, who has
for some years resided in New Lis
keard:
New Inskeard, October. 4th.
Editor the News -Record: As I
see stories of .the fire which occurred
recentlyup herb thought thought 1 would
drop you a -few lines,telling some-
thing of our experiences. We have,
been through three fires -since we
came up here but this was the worst
or;e. At 4 o'clock on Wednesday,
afternoon, Septeinber 27th, we could'
not sed anything for smoke. Our
house was full'•of smoke and our eyes
were all swollen:and.sore. Ifought
.
fire from Wednesday morning till
Thursday night.: Got my hand cut
badly and had to have three stitches
in it. My wife tried to get out to
our daughter but•bhe road was a bed
of fire so we came back, and then the
people started to come up from Hail_
eybury., You cannot begirt to think
what they were like after standing in
water for five or six hours. , Our
house was full for three days caring
for, the :poor people. A lot of
things have been sent up but we need
a lot more, especially of children's
clothing. The Shelter wase burned
and the poor little ` children had to,
be got out some way,—Henry Rout,-
ledge,
outledge, Box 524, -New Liskeard, New
Ontario.
GOSHEN CHURCH RE -OPENED
ON 'SUNDAY
' After being closed for Sive weeks
for repairs the Goshen Methodist,
congregation ret -opened their church
on Sunday, • last, The Rev. W, N.
Volliek of 'Ottefville, who ministered
in that church as a young matt, forty-
four years ago, was the preacher se-
lected for the dcoasion and he deliv
()red very inspiring sermons. The
Choir of the church assisted by the
pastor furnishes/ splendid music. The
trustee board 'sot a financial objeot1Ve
of five hundred dollars and at the
'close of the services the offering haul
readied the creditable sum of six
hundred 'and fourtwlIt dollars. The
visiting minister and the pastor
Spoke highly of the work dorm by the
decoartor and the "unanimous effort
of the congregation` i)1 beautifying
their church. .It is a gratifying re-
port that the expense of repairing
will be fully •covered by the amount
071:
hend PreOiolIsly and the offerings
off. the day,
POPULAR STANLEY GIRL AND
PROSPEROUS YOUNG FAP.MLEB
WED
A quiet autumn wedding was sol-
emnized at high noon on Tuesday,
October 17th at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. J. W. Reid of ,the Hayfield road,
in Stanley township in the 'presence
of intimate friends, when Miss Min
pie Loretta Hess, daughter of Mr,.
and Mrs, Christian Mess of Bayfield,'
and Charles Wilson I7athWoll,son of
the late William ita"thwelt and .Mrs.
Rathweli of the Goshen line, were
married. Tho Rev:' J L. :Foster,
paster ''of 'Varna Methodist; elenieh
o0iaittted. The, wedding reaveh, was'.
played by !.'its 1rciythc Rathwcll,
sister of the groom, The bride; was
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Pilot Superior PipelessFurnace
Consult usabout your heating
system. We guarantee the Pilot Su=
perior Pipeless Furnace to heat your.
▪ home. The most up-to:date faruace on
▪ .the market, Saves 25 per cent of fuel
e over a pipe`tllrnace.
44 Come and select your Range or Heater
4 a'' low prices.
4 Also a mew second-hand wood and A Full Assortment of
4 coal heaters
A new shipment of Graniteware Furniture
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A Full Line of
Axminster
Tapestry
and
" GOLD SEAL"
Congoleum
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given away by her father, who es-
corted her to her place beside the
groom before a bank of asters and..
ferns. Tile Soling couple were un-
attended. The bride wore a suit of
poi1•eb twill with feather hat to
Match.
After the ceremony, a daizity wed.
ding (linnet' was served. When the
papers were drily executed, the hap.
py couple left for a trip to Toronto
and other. points.
The bride received many usefful
and valnable gifts, among them a
cabinet of Community silver, the gift.
o:f the groonm.
On their return .Mr., and Mrs:` Rath -
well will, reside en the groom's fermi.).
Their many friends extend geed
Wishes to the yotmg couple.
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Wendell can supply you with
candy foe every oceasiee: teas, wed-
dings, childrens' parties, school
feasts, Ste. Try Wender•:f when
thinking of candy.
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Users of
nay diirin
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Vi eimderPe 1#otpm CYlm KIe
it is "The Stuff.'"
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Women
omen
and Girls
The Clinton Kntttmmg Company Limited have a num
ber of pos-
itions to offer
girls and women to learn Knitting, Looping, ping, fin-
is1'ng and otter operations bebofigiag 10 the manufacturing of
Fine Hosiery. -
In the field of opportunity a Iznitting• Mill offers the greatest
advantages.
1 It is a Well known :fact that no good knitter or looper need
eves; be' out of employment.
2 The wages earned at this trade are high •
3 Reasonable hours, pleasant and sanitary surroundings.
4. Freedom from rierye racking Clanking of machinery used in
otllhr te:ctilo factories.
5 If you learn your business hove, where we make the finest
grade of goods, 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 e highly
remunerative trade. : .. m
We Ore'•. epee to receive unlimited 'applications and will take
bn the applicants in the order in which they apply,
ojees of the The Clinton Knitting Co.
C. IL VE P, Electrician
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C+QCtJiC ll.aAtgel, Fixtures,
fiu1bs; >rorts, %BAa
and other
APnlianess
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