HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-11-16, Page 8THURSDAY, NOV., let) 1022
()LINTON'a LEP.l)ING W.ELER Y STO.Ii:+,
• WINDSOR SHELL GLASSES
I have iheln in dark unci 1i ht colors at 1.'eesont.b10 prices,
This is the wedding season. Among the many gifts for the
bride what could be nicer than fine Silverware and Cut Glass`? I
Have an excellent selection of both these lines, including
SILVERWARE
Coffee and Tea Spoons, Dessert Spoons and Forks, Dinner and
Dessert Knives, ;Gerry Spoons, Cold Meat Forks, Sugar Shells, etc.,
Sandwich or Cake Plates, Pyrex Pie Plates and Caserolee, Sugar
and Cnemis Sets.
CUT _ GLASS
,Water Sets, Celery Dishes, Spoon Trays, Sugar and Cream
Sets, Butter Dishes. • " •
You would hada to see this stock to appreciate it so I invite
you to inspect it. EYES TESTED FREE
R. H. JOHNSON
Jeweller and Opticiax Next Hovey'e Drug Store
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Ideal
fo Pen
The New.
"Packet SeIfFiller"
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This little levet has. Leen
added to the World's
StandardPen, to help you
to refill the pen. Simply
raise and lower the lever
with point in ink and it
r411e'slmasl inotantly.
farm �'l�tVi��
For Cold �e�tber
Our stock of Fall and Winter Clothing, Underwear, Shoes and
Rubbers etc., is now most complete. We are ready to meet your
requirements for the cold weather to come.
We are showing the best values in Sweaters and wool goods of
all kinds we have had since pre-war days,
ee MEN'S SWEATERS, FROM $2.00 to $7.00
MEN'S HEAVY .WOOL UNDERWEAR FROM $1.35 UP
MEN'S WOOL SOX FROM 3 PAIRS FOR $1.00 UP TO $1:00 PAIR
'ANOTHER LOT OF • THOSE GOOD BATH TOWELS AT 290 EACH
-LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES ON A -LL LINES FOR CASH.
u11. -steel Bros.
PHONE.: 25; .:
SMALL' -PROFITS; :'
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anted--- tied : Apples
1,19t Writ' be=da.rk.in colour
1 lghest prices: .paid
Christmas stock now arriving. New 1922 Sunmaid
Raisins` expected this week also Prunes and Currents
Only the best new fruit wi11 be handled.
'Ire C. 6 S. Grocers 'Phone 125.
:,EYQUISITE STYLE IN DRESS
belongs to `the •ma'n who `has his
clothing -made toe -measure by etn
artist ttiloe who knows the value of
perfect fit, beauifulefinish:;and fine
+workmanship, and who selects his
fabrics with an eye, to please the
taste 'of- the well :,'fired `gentleman.
"The tailor"naakigethe 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 Suftings and:; Overcoat'
FROM $25.00 TO $55.00.
DAVIS & MERMAN
THE VETERAN TAILORS
Over Brown's Gents' Furnishings
Store. \:
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The Secret of Mang a Woman's
Success in Housekeeping.
' It works for its user; it pro-
hibits failure, and makes success
sure and 'certain; no loss of gime
or increased irritation by having
to. waste' valuable minutes in
coaxing it. A good Range works
isilently 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 Rauge 'illustrated here is
good; built by McClary, makers
of good stoves . -and cooking utin-
sill for 74 years. Let the old
range go—buy a good one, you
deserve it.
Sutter
,& Perdue
HARDWARE ELECTRICAL PLUMBING
I
iierisall Dotted of Trade lies boen
organised, .with,..the following di -
"ere; President, Cornelius Cook;.
vice-president, (neon Geiger; secret-
, :ary, Mark Drysdale, eticl treasurer,
Harry Arnold:' About forty bust-.
ness men present at the nesting bee
carne member's. It is planted' to
:have a forma opening` o3 tho new
paving on Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday next nd straits committees
were appointed to look aftet airitise-
reents, decorations,•etc.-
Mrs. John Jaokson, a respected res-
ident of 131y11i,' died Mast week after
a severe illness. Slie wase former
resident of Morels and the remains
were intoned in Brussels -cemetery,
SOLD BY
W. D. FAIR CO.
Always the Sesta
Often :lie' Cheapest—
EYE'SPECIALIST
A. L. Cole, Eye Sight , Specialist,
an Honour Graduate of the Canad-
ian ophthalmic College of Toronto.
Godcrich, Ont. Office hours: 9 -a.m.
to 5 p.m. Practice limited to the,eye.
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.11x. Cecil Farnham is in town et'1`iis
week,
Mr J. Ireland is; rn Hamilton this
week.,;
Mr. A, Tori'ancewas up from Toronto
Over the week»end.
Mrs. Cull of Mitchell has been visit-.•
ing , Zfrs: 11. B. Combe.
Mr. Harry Bartliff is expected home
is n
from Vancouver th e evening.
Mrs. A. J. Grigg returned yesterday
after a fortnight's visit with Lon-
don friends.
• Miss. Mary McBejen , of Seaforth Is
spending a few' days with het sous-
an, Miss Jean Mi11er.. • .
Mrs. A. T. Cooper let on Tuesday
morning for Evanston,• Il] to visit
her :pother,' who is very ill.
Rev. S. Anderson will take mission-
ary • services in the Methodist
chn.rch at Ilensall On Sunday.
Mr. Sohn Ginn left yesterday for.
Detroit to :.attend the funeral
of his .eister, Mrs, Mary .Beurley.'
Mrs. 'C, : Bartliff and Mrs. R, J.
Clue have -returned from, a Svidit
with the latter's daughter in„Hain-
ton:
MisIls Bullen 'left this ire ruing far
:London to . undergo treatneait for
her eyes. ; Her sister,; Miss Hattie
accompanied her.
Miss B. F. Ward of -the School of
Cenunerce was . called home 'to
Maryla>iid, ,State last week owing
to, the illness of her mother.
Mr. Silas .McFalls,, :formerly of the
Molsans Bank staff here, but 'lat-
erly .et Waterloo, has been trans-
ferred to` the -St. Marys branch, and•
entered on . his new duties • .last
week:
Mr.• Win. Rutter and his dt'lughter,
Miss Myrtle, spent the holiday.
period as the guests of another
daughter, Mrs: Wardin of London.
lIstre Hunter returned after a short;
visit but Miss. Myrtle remained for
a Ionger visit, -
Mr. and Mrs. John Moon and Master,'
Jack and Mr. and -Mrs. Thos. Cole
of; Toronto motored up and spent
a week with Londesboro and Se-
bringville friends, returning to the
city last week, Mr. Moon•likes to'
take a little run up to
the old home locality occasionally,
and since taking to motoring finds;
it comparatively easy to do.
Mr. and Mrs N. Brady, ' Mr, said
Mrs, Weller and Mr. and Mrs.
Milson -,-of Niagara Falls were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. W.
Johnston during, the past weer;.
Mrs. Brady, who is Mrs. Johnston's
sister, mot with a painful accident
resulting in a fracture of her wrist.
-She did not return lionie ;with the
others but is remaining with Mr.
Johnston for SWIM time longer.
Auburn
We are pleased to see Mr."•Geo.
Sturdy, out again after his illness.
"Miss Viola Milson entertained the
Harmony class of the Mothodist Sunt:
day' schoo1 at her home last Friday
e,Vening.
Mrs, ' Thes, Lawlor died at het
home here on Sdnday November 5th,
after a short illness of heart trottbie,
She leaves to mourn her loss one
btother, Wm. Neave of Goderich, also
five daughters, Mrs. Adams and
Mrs, 'Will. Ferguson of Windsor,
Mrs. A. Kat of ituliett; .Mrs, IT,
Medd of Colborne-aud.Mrs, A. Rel,
lirison of Auburn, also three song,
Leander of Manitoba and' Sanford:
and George of Auhutn. The fun-
eral whiehtook place on Tuesday to
Hall's' cemetery, was largely attend-
ed. the pallbearers being the three
sons, W. Medd and A. Icing and n
grtundsoMeisel n, ssel_ Tiring, rich. Mr;
Baunes so'nditetode the ;fut1eeel ser-
vice,
Me, John 3terg1ieon, whohas been
in. Brantford all summer with his•
deoghtor, has returned home.
Cliptuf News-ideeord
O'NEIL'S WEEKLY SPECIALS
Golden I3antam' .Tants _
Corn Pineapple
on cob 40c
25c C• ` The good kind
°aril's special
, Corn ,
Golden Banton'
30c
Seeded; and Seedless
Raisins
18c
New fruit
New mixed
Peels
60c per ib
New
Cooking Figs
22lbs 25c
Soap Powders:,
3 pearliue 25c
3 Gold dust 25c A
3 Rills() 25c
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Watch for special Currents '
Announcement 23c per ib
n this space New Dates
Next week
2 lbs'per •25c
„, packages 2'5c
Starches Fresh Lake Huron_
Laundry Starch Trout
2lbs 19c
2 f'
Corn' Starch h d
°.pkga lOe 15c par Ib
New Nuts
Choice budded
WALNUTS per Ib 50c
large wase Brazils
° per Ib 20c
SPECIALS
Grapes dalif ornia and Mala as
Grape Fruit 'Head Lettuce
Finnan. addies Fillets Herrings
Oysters
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.Cash & C.arrg IkAir
2 Deliveries W W •
Miss Frances Nickawaa
who• has recently returned from a
successful season in_the Old Country,
will give an entertainment' in
;Ontario,, Street Methodist Church
Under the auspices of, the ,Epworth
League on..
Monelay; .Nov. -20th
ameA Niekawa having • been here
before scarcelyneeds.an introduction
to a Clinton -audience. She posseses
a wonderful „gift of dramatic power,
is, indeed. -4 'worthy successors to
Pauline, rjohnson. s '
Thoae,iwho-heard her before will
want., to:Iv:fail, themselves; of the en
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•�r • Our ; Furniture W Ynstalled- Tjiree
.1We have a fangs stook of DiningroomPilot'Superior Pipeless
Suites in all tine neatest designs and
best finishes including . walnut and ' Furnaces in One Day.
fumed and golden oak, and the prices
are surprisingly low;•
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portunity, of again hearing.her. • Re- 4
member tithe date November - 20th. •g ,
Admissidn,5c.
'NOTICE
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The Philathia Class 1
Of Ontario Street._Chureh
- Are, holding -a - -
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uncap 1
Nov.'
At 2.30 P.• M. •
on' Sat
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'In Mr. Stothers' Office
4 Bedding and Pillows
4 Sole agents for—The famous. Columbia
Homemade baking, candy, and sewing
Evergbodg Come
75-1.
SOME MAY—SOME MAY NOT
There is much ,of sound philosophy
and 'homely wisdom in the foIIowing•
whimsical rhymes, written by a local'
youth:
There's only one method of making,-
life's
akingilife's test
Just keep on a-strivin' and hope for
I the "best. .
Don't give up the game and retire in
dismay
'Cause' hammers are thrown when
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We are showing some real Chesterfield
Suites with Marshall loose cushion.
'upholstering, at special•prices
: �►.•"' L' '' Consult us about your heating ,a
system, We guarantee the Pilot Su.
Goma in and see them♦ as the are real Perini• Pipeless Furnace ti) heat your
home.•':The most n 'tordate'furnaceon
beauties, and, oIr;'so.'comfortable s
• the market. Saves 25 per cent o#''fuel
A large stock of Bedroom Furniture, over a pipe furnace. �.
4 Oraphonola and Records
Singer Sewing:Machines and
Eureka Vacuum {gleaners
4` —ask for a demonstration of any of
these household conveniences.' '
Now is the' time to do your own wea
ther striping' and save ou the coal; we
have Bronze weather striping --storm
and du :'proof. Frost Xing,' also other.
lines at low prices.
Another shipment of (Irarnittware,,48c
Few electric heateri left ,at low price
ti •.
6111A011� ar to and atE o
you'd like a bouquet.
WATCH OUR WINDOWS THE STORE wNTtI A STOCK
-loft rvespe l t T ,qty y;m,.,,0412410114$ /V
This world 'lad, be tiresome and we'd
,all get the. blues
If all the folks he it held just the
same views.
So finish your work, show the best or
your skill
Some folks won't like -it, but other,:
:folks will,
Ii you're leadin' en army or buildin'
\\a fence
Do the best that you can with your
own common sense.
One smallword of praise in tits
•jdurney of tears .
Outweighs in the balance 'gaihst car
loads of sneers.,
The piahts that Were passin'.as some
Sort of weeds
Oft prove to Ito just wait Sonia sue%
erer,neeis.
So keen on n gain', don't stay standin'
sti1�
Some people won't like you, but
'other folks will, —A. R. Ftilford.
aondolli Road
Mr. and Mrs. 13' Perrin and NIS:,
and Mrs. Roesiter of London visited
friends: here over the week -end.
Miss :Tda 13 ll, graduate Burse of
Goderich, is shedding a few days with
meal parents, Mr. and ;Mrs. J. _ie,
Ball,
Miss Mary Turner is visiting God -
oriole friends.,'
The annual meeting of the west -
end Beef Ring was held on Monday;
evening at the home of Mr. and•Mre.
J. G. Crich and was followed by the
annual fowl supper. The business
meeting was very satisfactory and
the years' business.was found to be In
good shape. The'ring was operated
thirty weeks during this last season,"
forty-three families were served and
during the ehesdn about seven tons
of beef were consumed. The ring.
has been in operation for fliteen
years and, exeept for a few ciuingoe
in the directorate, the same officials
have officiated and 'these were re-
elected on Monday evening, asiit-
lows`presideiit, G. B. Hanley; vice,
J, G, Crich; secretary,' Ira W. Johns;
treasurer, G. W. Layton; directors,
7,`. Livingston, I3, Crich and 3. T.
McKnight. Butcher, Mr, Divers, who
has also oflieiated during all the
Years the ring has beet in operation.
Atter' the trensacties of business
about eighty-five sat down to a 5011111.,
times Cowl supper, prepared in the
beet style at the ladies 01 the carr.
:nullity, whose reputation for that
son's of thing, is well 'known. The
ineii,t urs of the ring Wete very veto-
fel to Mr, and Mrs. Crich for the
use ,of their hone fat the irioetite
and pleasant social gathering,
iiiionten and Gins
The Clinton Knitting Company Limited have a number of poe-
itions to offer girls and women to learn Knitting, beeping, fin-
ishing and other operations belonging, to the manufacturing of
Fine Hosiery. '
In the field of opportunity a Knitting Mill offers the greatest
advantages.
1 It is a well known fact that no good knitter or Cooper need:
ever beout of. employment,
2 The wages earned 'et 'this trade,ave high.
3 Reasonable hours, pleasant: and sanitary surroundings.
4 p'reedien,froan nerve racking Clanking of machinery used in.
other :textile factories,
5 I:f you learn Your business here, where we melte the finest
grade of goods, you are equipped to take -a position anywhere,
G We pay you while you are learning.
7 We employ careful an capable teachers to teach you a highly
remunerative trade.
We aro open, to receive inrlilgited applications and will take
on the applicants in the order in which they apply.
Apply aotf the
bflices
The Clinton Knitting Co.
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