HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-11-9, Page 8TON'S I;i{aA.l)l.iy (i Iia W L+'L.E1. SSTOI!i,Ii
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have the rat in dar:'1* aria light color's at rerseneble prig
This is the wedding season, Amorig the many gifts, for' the
bride what rsortld be niece: ythen Mine Silverware and Cut Glass? 1
leave an excellent selection of both these lines, irieluditr>=4
x..,` iLVERVilARE
Cottee end Tea Spoons, Desseet,Spauns and' Forks; Dinner and
Dessert hn}ves, Berey Spooirs, Cold Meat Ferks, Sager Shells, etc.,
Sandwich or Cake Plates, Pyrex Pio Plates and Ceeeroles, Sugar
and Cream Sets,
CUT :GLASS
Water Sets, Celexy Dishes, Spoon Taye, Sugar and Crean
Sets, Butter Bisbee," '
Yon would .have to see this stock -to appreciate' it so I invite
you .to inspect it. EYES, TESTED FREE
Jeweller and,.-Opticia&
JO INSON
?Next Hovey's Drug Stet*l
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or Coli EVOtlier
Our stock of Fall and Winter Clothing, Underwear, Shoes and
Rubbers ate., is how most complete. We are ready to ]meet your
requirements Tor the cold weather to come:
,We are -showing the best values in Sweaters and wool goods of -
all kinds we have had since'asre--'vrar days.
MEN'S, SWEATERS, FROM -,$2.00 to 137.00.
MEN'S HEAVY WOOL UNDERWEAR FROM $135e.,tJI
MEN'S WOOL --SOX FROM &PAIRS FOR $1.00 UP TO $1.00 PAIR;
ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE GOOD BATH TOWELS AT 290 EACH
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES ON ALL LINES FOR CASII..'
umsteel Bros.
?ITONE°25.
SMALL PROFITS
MORE I1USINESS
asmsstsassossitia
SPECIAL BLEND TEA •
If you • enjoy' a tea with a pleasing flavor, one that satisfies
Your 'thirst and "enables you top really enjoy your meal, one pos-
sessing full'. strength ,possibilities without the necessity of using
an abnormal amount 'of the leaves, to secure it, then try a pound
-of "C. & S. Special Blend Tea"—blaek or mixed. at 60 ., cents per
pound. This is 'a,high quality Tea at a fair price. "• Our first
:chest has just arrived from a reputable Tea Housewith years of
ekperienee .behind it, where this tea is .specially sorted and blend-
ed for us.`
We believe we have esomething unusuall good to offer in tea,
and;: invite you to give it a fair 'trial.,." -
We shall continue to carry our other lines of tea also,
OUT two lines • of High Grade COFFEE at 60 cts. and 39 c. per lb.
'fie C. & S. Grocers; Phone 125
EXQUISITE STYLE IN DRESS
belongs to .the roan who has his
- clothing made to treasure by an
artist tailor who knows the value of
perfect lit, beauiful finish and line
workmanship, and who selects his
fabrics with an ..eye' to please the
taste of the, well bred gentleman,
'"The tailor' tdakes" 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 Ovsrcoaf
P13 325.00 ' TO 355.00„
DAVIS & IIE-RMAN ,,
THE VETERAN TAILORS
Over Brown's Gents' Furnishings'
Store. "
The Secret of Mang a Wonan�"s
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'r O'LII�e�
Success in Housekeeping.
It works for ; its user, it pro-
hibits -failure and makes success
sure and certain; no loss of time
or increased irritation by having
to wn. t
b minutes in
-s,o valuele minutes
coaxing it. A good Range works
silently and efficiently—the same
-reliability each and every day. It
removes alt guess work; its oven
bakes, evenly all over. It is a
daily delight to possess.ono.
utter
HARDWARE_
'nee Range illustrated here is '
good;.built by McClary, makers
of good stoves and cooking utin
site far 74 years. Let the eoM
range 'go•—bpy a good one, You
deserv•e it. •
ELECTRICAL PLUMBING
Misq Pringle, one of the operators
of the Boll Telephone Co., at Wing -
ham;, w'as severely injured when she:
was kicked by a Morro while dis-
mounting frmn ���.a baggy the other
alaY . The force of the kick broke' rt
which >E:anplo oi' ribs,. w li t r 1 ii a4rced the
lungs.
The drreetoes of the West Wawan-
osh Mutual Eire llnsuriance Company,
at its' recent annual meeting at Dun-
gannon voted the stini: of $000 to
aid the `T'etniskatiting ;rite tneukanet
Co. at Neve Liskeard hi meeting their
heavy losses hi the eccent ltig fire,
ai
,Lege
terX ars
ideal
�o Fey
The New
"Pocket Self -Filler"
This little levet has been
added to the Wodd'i:
Standard Penpo help you
to refill the pen. Simply rose- end Iotder the lever
with `point in ink and it
veldts element instantly.
SOLD, BY
W. D. FAIR CO.
s 1114 Cor
Always the Best.'
Often the Cheapest— `t
E9E SPECIALIST
A. L. Cole, Eye Sight Specialist
an Honour :Graduate of , the Canad- `
ran ;Ophthalmic College of 'Toronto..
Goderich, Ont. Office 'hours: 9 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Practice limited to the eye.
q 1 �11atttt1laatta1n titttltto'�
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'.L..w,n1 o: -i*•--- .n—,: inNuu I111.
Postmaster Scott was in Windsor
over, the week -end.
Mr. Ed.• Nickle was. in Hensall on
Thanksgiving Day.
Miss Ferrol. Higgins spent Thanks..'
• giving Day in Hensall.
Miss Susie Simian is spending a
week or ,so in Toronto.
Mie: Walley Crickvisited in Stratford
,e'er the holt le period.
Mr. Fred •Simon was home "from
Blyth over the week -end,
Miss Sadie Draper was home from
Shelbourne for Thanksgiving.
iss Delle. O'Neil was up from Tor
• onto for .over Thanksgiving.
Miss Bessie Chowien of Teeet titer
was home over th'e week -end.
Miss 'Elizabeth Ferd spent .the
Thanksgiving holiday, in Buffalo.
Mr. and :.3lrs. George Roberton spent
Sunday, with ,friends at Innerkip.
Misses Amy Rowson and Jennie Rob-
ertson were .in Buffalo over tate
week-end.uu10
Misses Mabel and Eva Oluff were the
guests of Miss Morrison of Hots-
all on Monday.
Mr,. E. C. and Miss. Clete Beacom of
Targnto• spent the -week-end anti
holiday .with relatives in town.
Mrs, J, W. Shobbrook „and son, Mr,
i Stanley:Shobbrook, went to Buff'
alo for the week -end and holiday.,
Mr. and Mrs. J. dtricker of, Kitchener•
spent the heliday period as the.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mil-.
ler.
Miss, Clete Ford of theteaching staff
of Alma College, St. Thomas, Vas-
a week--endvisitor at her home in'
Miss Eva Brown of Brantford was
the . guest of - her aunt, _ Mrs. Pe
lIoi'sley, over the week -end and
holiday.
Mr. Harry Lawrence of I6trkti n• and
Miss Annie Lawrence of Stratford
were •home over the week -end and
holiday.
M'rs, Jolnt Glut£ and Miss MahneClufF
spent Thanksgiving with the for-
>.ner's son, Me. Robert bluff of tee
Bayfield line.
Mr. W. 18. B. Medd'•end Mr. Edward
Medd of Trowbridge visited at the
home ,of their brother, Mr. J, G.
Medd, over the holiday.
Mr. and ;1VIrs. W. Bagler and family.,
of Toronto wcrs the week -dad
guests of the formet's ,parents,
Mr. Ind Mrs. Baleen - of town.
Mrs George Suitte• has returned
t'tl,,he> ,, bond in •,lKitchener after a
/ three -months' visit. with Mrs, Hugh
ltliher and Mrs. W. T. Hawkins,,
MY. and Mrs.John. May and twrr
.daughters of Toronto and Mr. H.
Jones and Miss Rowe of Exeter
'spent., the weep -end with Mr. and
Mrs. A. Hooper.
Mrs Mill 'Coll Collyer of Toronto was.
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the guest of, Mr Relit. Miller and
faniily last week, coating up to at-
tend the.funeial of her nephew, the
late Wilfrid Miller.'.
Mr. and Mrs, -W. T. Jolineton -of
Godeeich end Mr. ani Mee. E. C.
Johnston of Atibern were guests at
t•ne home of Ma and Mrs. F,
Johnston fox the holiday ,
Mr, J. Howes and Master Harry,
the Misses Howes and : Miss Lock -
Weed motored up front Hamilton
and were guests of Mr. land Mrs.
aGorclon Howes over the week -end.
Ma, and Mrs D. Hooper of the State
of Michigan, Mia, A, Hooper or
Loudon gild Mrs, E. Bowslaugh of
Centralia were the 'Vests . of Mr.._
and Mrs. A, Hooper of town last
Mr, and Mi'tT' l3l adforcl tend little son
Frank and Mr. Wilfrid Medd ee
Listowel end Mr. and Mrs,Taylee
of St, Helens visited their "nide,
Mr. J. G. Medd during the holiday'
period,
Me. W. McCarnus of Brantford, Miss
:Basle McCallum of tendon and.:
Misses Mary avid Marian 'MeCatntrn
of Porouto cpon,t tha'weelc-end and
lraditley at the Parental home, Wes-
ley petsottafre,
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From now : till' Clhristirias---only six weeks.
Everything you need for your cakes and puddings
(just arrived)
`Best quality at lowest possible prices.
What cake or pudding would not -be delicious wheIt made
from the good Things from ()'Neil's
Raisins newly seeded,:per lb 18c. 1
Seedless Raisins, per ib:" . ..18e.
New"Dates, 2 lbs. for,;
21c.
Watch this' space =for special' an,
nouneements this month,
Currants, best selected,` per lb:,23e.
Shelled Waingts, per ib. .. ,600.
Shelled' AImonds, per lb. 00e,
Mixed Peels pee lb; r ... eoe..
New. Cooking Figs ..
Magic Baking Powder, per lb..35e.
-Our Own Baking Powder, lb. ..238.
6 lbs: of Rolled Oats c' .25c. ..
Long Bar of Soap 23c.
Any Brand, 10 for .72e. '-Rinso, 2 for
Dutch Cleanser 2, for `.
5c,
Bodley's Christmas, cakes, iced and
decorated in one and two pound'Holiy
Boxes, for Sc. . a �
6 and 125
,
"Bodley'e' lum Ppddinga in one and
two pound Bowls, Put up in -Holly-
Boxes,
HollyBoxes, 60c. and .• :..31,20
Almond Paste icing per tin , .Ole
Finnan :Eladdie
Grapes
Oysters
Fresh Sahrnon Trout
Sweet Potatoes
Celery
Cash & Carrg
2 Deliveries
Harvest Home Supper
Under. the auspices of the Girl's Club
Will be held on
Tuesday 'November 14
in
Willis Prespgterian
SundagSchool Room
' -Commencing at 5 o'clook,
An excellent supper is being prepared
Admission
Children 25c. 4,
Phone
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Our Furniture
We Installed Three'
4,1 e-havealar e stock ofDinin 'room Pllot-Su e''°Pi
W g g WM , rroreless
Pipeless
Suites in all the neatest designs and
•� Iurnaces in 'One
..:best finishes `includin walnut and'_ . �. Day.
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fumed and•golden oak, = at,d the prices
are surPriingly low.
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We aro showing some real Chesterfield.
• Suites -With Marshall loose cushion -
4 upholstering, "at special prices
Adults 35e,
Miss FrancesNitckawa
who has recently returned from a
-successful season in the Old Country,
willgive air entertainment In
Ontario Steeet`Methodist Church
Under the auspices of the 17pwor•th
'; League- on
IMOMoncjag,Nov 20th
Miss Nic1 awa having been here
before scarcely needs an introduction
to a Clintain audience. She posseses
'a wonderful gift of dramatic power,
is, indeed. a worthy successor to
-Pauline Johnson.
'Those who heard her before ivill
want to avail ;thetuselves of the op-
portunity of again hearing her. ' Re-
member the date, November 20th.
Admission,. 35c,
Batjlle)1d
The November meeting of the Pres-
byt'erian W. M. S. was held ae usual
at the home .of Mrs. Campbell last
'Thursday afternoon, eleven members
being present, Thesubject for seedy
was , "Our Smmigrants, and the .pa-
per was given by Miss Brownett. The
Yearly election of officers will be held
at the December meeting.
Misses Ethel and Addie°Drelnnann
havo returned from r visit to Mus-
koka and are spending a, phort- while r
with their father, Mr, fl. Drehtnann *'
in the village. e °
Miss,Ruby Fisher of Kitchener was sa
the guest of her . aunt, Mrs, F. A,
Edwards, a few days the past week
Mr. and Mrs, C. R. Wall and fain-
ily of Londonspent the week -end az
their summeb cottage on Deleaven st.
,Mr's: Monkhouse'and family of Toe -
onto -spent 'Sunday in the village.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A, Saucier and
family and Messrs. Wilber and Frank
Erwin of Kitchener. spent a few
diiys the past week as the guests or
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, H.
W. Erwin.
• Mrs. George Woods anti daughter,
Miss Nan Woods, spent^the week -end.
_with the feemet's; other daugfliter,
Mrs, (Rev.). Crosby of Woodstock,
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Mr. Win.Riley•or Brussels spent
a'C."hcntcsgivrng with his bi:ether-1n„
law, James Mann.
Mrs. McArthur aed son end' laugh-
tei "4of Goderich spent a week with
her sister, Mrs; Adam Nicholson,
Mr. Milton Moo e of. Toronto spent
i s ' Mts.
tt few days with � ht mother, n ther
Moore,
Nei. end Mis. Rad1oid %pent Slin-
Clay end Monday with; ":Cricoids at
Blyth.
Mrs; 'Nesbitt and Mrs, Move of
I3rucefielcl visited their 3rfencl Mr'.e,
McIntosh on Saturday. She refute:.
ed with theme :Cor a few days.
Come in'and see them as they are real
beauties, and, oh, so comfortable
A large stock of Bedroom Furniture,
Bedding and Pillows
Sole agents for -The famous Columbia,
•Graphonola`and Records
Singer Sewing Machines`'arlci
rEur,eha Vacuum Cleaners
1 ask fora demonstration of any of -
these household conveniences.
Consult us, 'about.. your heating
system. We. guarantee • the Pilot Su.
perior Pipeless Furnace' t'o heat. your
home. The most tip -to -date furnace on
the market, Saves 25 per ceut of fuel
over a pipe furnace.
Now is the •titwo to do your own wea-
ther -striping andsave ora the coal. 'dire
have Bronze weal her olriping-- storm
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and dust proof:' .1tvast King, also other
lines 'at -low. pficEs.'
Another, shipment of f;raniteware, 48c
'Few electric heaters left' at low price
Minton or
WATCH OUR WINDOW
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THE STORE WITH A STOCK
1i9Pt 4 el uw,
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Try our Bulbs for Winter
Spring Bloom.
Quantities hew in stock.
nd
I:HYACIN'TITS
DAFFODILS
NARCISSUS_
CIIINESE' LILLIES & TULIPS
Prepared soil 15c. a pail, delivered.
J. Cuninghre
Fi orist
Perone 31,
13-3.
Me, Rebt, Bell of the Boll Tingine,
Cb, ,Scaforth, Lias just rammed .l'r`om'
u. business trip to the ;vest.
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Women
W6'Girls
�A en )�Ad
The Clinton Knitting Company Limited have a irumber of pos-
itions to offer girls, and women to'learn I8nitting, Looping, fin-
ishing and other operations belonging to the manufacturing of
Find' Hosiery.
In the field of opportunity a Knitting Mill offers the greatest
advantages.= '
1 It is a 'well known fact that no good knitter 05 lobper need
ever be out .of employment.
2 The wages earned • at this trade are high.
3 Reasonable hours; pleasant and sanitary surroundings.
4 1Oreedoln from •: nerve racking' Clanking of mnehinery'used in
other textile factories,
5 If you learn your business here, where we snake the finest.
grade of goods,, you are equipped to take a position anywhere.
6 We pay yotl white you are learning.
7 We employ careful an capable teachers to teach you a highly
i'omuneretive trade.
We • are opeii to receive unlimited application's and will take
on the applicants in tite order in which they apply. e
.AThe pply at the
Ofrrces a£Clinton I�lllithQila Cot
H. VF;NNIEtt Eleetrica�n
Electric Ranges,. F i ctuc'Elg, Bulbs, Irons, Fane an of kel
Wiring and Repair's.
Appliances
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