HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-11-30, Page 4517.
MONARCH
YARNS
To knit the best `gar=ments first get
the best ala=rms.
MQNAR H Yarns are the recognized
standard in hand knitting
e • Carry Large _ a Stock
COOPER.
CLINTON
i
THE BEST PART
OF THE DINNER
that isi the ubstantjaI part of at is
seeure&from the butcher. How would
ydn list without our meats? 'The,
other foodstuffs are used merely 9
a 'fill -in -just side dishes. Of colorse
we admit that there are poor grades
of meat,, but we don't handle"that'
kind.
tVleats Reduced to
Rock ;. Bottom Prices
THIS WEEKS SPECIALS '` "
Choice' Steak, any cut .. ,..20e. j. Sausage, ail pork (bonienbade) ,20c
Roast,.Beef, 140: to 18c. Hag (eared).8c•
Boil Beef,, .. .5c. to 14c. I C. Roll 30c.
Pork, any cut..... ..,.....20e.+ Baeon ..,. ,... .,...,40e.
WATCH FOR SATLIRDAY`'NIGHT WINDOW •
')latter Eros. Phone .7171)
LARGE STALLION TO BE
AT SHOW,
The , picture of a giant stallion,.
weighing 2,450 pounds or about 250
pounds more than the ordinary heavy
weight sire ]las been appearing ins
the metropolitan press all over. the
country and has created considerable.
interest:' In answer to numerous
inquiries, Mss B. H. Heide, Secretary
Manager of the International Live.
Stock Exposition to be held in Chi-
cago, December 2nd to 9th, has a71-
nounced'. that this horse is entered
in' the International and will be one
of the many yiattixactions .of ,the
great live stock exhibition.
IaIJCKY FOR IUS"
The ;1ollewmg story:, told by (4,
\Yaa'd ' .Price, 0 alewspaper coo res-'
pondont who was at Mi.laatait, 11011s
to ;1ernish the explanation wily the
Turks agreed- to the term';; of the
Allies in the recent nein East true
llle; ` I''sinet began putting questions
evincing a certain mistrust as to
the loyalty et the Alli'is intentions
in the creation of the newly defined
neutral zones, The reply Carle
'with a touch that reminded one of
Lord ltitchener'a historic `Cheer up,
Do Wet!' when the lattor had sur-
rendered ii1'the '.Goer_ war. Gen.
I:Ia1•ringtonsuddenly .broke into 1ss
met's 'criticism' with. `Ii isn't the
form:, but the spirit ot, an agreement
like this that .counts, and as a pledge
of {mutual good faith 'I shall now
Shake .hands with Ismet Pasha.
With these words be stretched' out
hislong arm across the table. A
slow smile crept into Islnet's sombre
reflective face, and ho took Gen.
Herring•to ll -band 111 a ready grasp.
That little incident seemed to 'me
to sum. up in one gesture just hove'
Gen. Harrington has won this re-
markable diplomatic' sUecess; of
which on Monday most of us had be-
gun to despair, During .the last
week of discussion linnet has been,
studying Gen. Harrington and his
officers, gradually arriving at the
belief that they are inert whose peg-
sonal frankness and honour' are to
be trusted, He began icy suspect-
ing that the Mudania negotiations
were a plan to trick the National
ist Government. I think he has
ended. . by realizing that • Great Brit,.
ain has been
playing
at
rah
ht.• 'It
is=lucky for usall that in Gen. Har -
"r ington and his colonels; Gribben' and
HEywood, ,ltie has fbeeli icon'frpnted
ith three soldiers of such extraor'
dinary patience, straightforward-
ness rind sei2-control,"
The Goderich Lion's Club has re,
ceiveil its charter -and thus becomes
a unit .with 'the International As-
sociation.
Hon. F. C. Biggs, minister of
highways, officially opened,. the new
street at Hensall on Fridaylast,
the last day of a three -dap celebra-
lion. The Board o'f' Trade, enter-
tained the minister, Andrew"Hicks,
M. P'" Py L. W. Oke, M. P. P., the
warden of Muron county and others
to a banquet at the Commercial ho-
tel and after US- opening of the
street all repaired 110 11110 town hall,
where; Hon. F. C. Biggs, 1\2r. Hicks,
Mr. ;,Oke and Warden Trewartha
spoke. 3
li STORES
LIMITED
CA,DA'S LARGEST RE.TM 'GROCERS
GRANULATED
Sugar
10 lbs. LAUNDRY r 17 CAKES
80c SOAPe^aC lI'vhir1.00
,Bull: Dates As. 25c.
Brazil Nuts, per Lb.... ,190.
Walnuts, per lb, '25c.
Mixed Nuts, per Ib. '19c.
Seedless, Raisins, per 16'17c.
- ., Valencia 110101ns,, per 1b25c.
Orange & rLeinon Peel 1'b35c.
Bulk Cocoa ....A.:2 lbs. 25e.
Special ,Coffee, per lb. 39c...
Ritegood .Brew , .. 900.
'Shredded Cocoanut, 11). :23c,
Oxo ..........100.,& 251.
Pure Clover looney 1b tin 73c.
H. A. Oleomargarine 1b. 24c.
Cheese,per lib, ..27e.
Aunt Dinah Molasses
Ride ...31bs. 25c,Tapioca,per lb. .100.
Shredded Wheat . ,2 for. 25c.
Cori) flakes .. ..3 for 29c.
White Beans', .. , .4 lbs. 250
Jelly Powders .3 for 23c.
Prunes (nice size) 2 lbs. 29c.
Toilet Paper'. ..,7 for 25c.
OUR ENORMOUS BUYING /POWER ENABLES US TO
SELL HIGH QUALITY GROCERIES • AT A „
PRICE AWAY. BELOW OTHERS.
Campbells
Tomato (only)
SO -UP
2 Tilts
25c
Rolled 6 lbs.
Oats 25c
11101111.01)1 Crest 2 Tine
Corn 23c 1
Bulk
MINCE
MEAT
per lb.
19c.
Mountain Crest 2 `.Gina
Peas
• 25c
Lenton Crisp
Biscuits 17c
CANDIES per
Jelly Beans,,; Creams, 51'2
Ilumbtigs and •, . y
Dominion 8 Boxes
Matches 34c
,gitol?ine Siked,
eA:Tllreat,. ^.r
Valencia par lb,.
Ca
.c
' Sold elsewhere at 45c,
SA * C t } A`G
ER -te
• «, ,.,CT �� „ 1 7 id in is ..Ido+
r,•?i
Get Acqummiotl
Only a Youth, but
Never Knew a Boyhood
,George Adams is a very Weak boy
-he's so Weak he can't evenurn
the pages of a book without feeling
pain.. He has' a good many brother�Y
and He and hia parents are very.
poor. So when George'tput on long
trousers --he was Arai: 12 at. thetime
he `became a than and took upon'
himself 'the task of : Darning money
for the family.
He went to learn a trade In an iron
5opndry,.where Eames and 'hard ork' °
'W
undermined,a weak system and sowed
future trouble. Now and then one
other working• member of the family •`
Would cease earning through atoknaws '
or. loss•of job,' and .George 'Would have.,
to keep his nose to the grindstone
a few morelroura eagle• day,, to make
Up for it. Ills life was just work;
work, work', until, one_.day he drop-
ped on the, floor. The eonipahy
Physician, who examined him, ' pre •
-
scribed a year or two at the Muskoka
Respite? for Consumptives. He ,can't
Underatnd why be never had• a boy-
hood 0120 noSo of the good things of
e but he's Sa[rl ha�
p
Y -
he knows
separation from his faity
safeguards
them. Hes: conteht, and he etillhas.
There, are 0)10 just Such deierving'
aroma in: need of treatment at the
Muskoka Hospital. Will you lend a
hand. •
Oontrlbutlons may be,sont.,to Hon.
W. A. Charlton, 228 College Street,
Toronto.
Mr., Robert. Clement of Kincardine,
grand i;uperintendent of South Sur.
on District No. 6, was welcomed'by
the principal and companions of
Malloch..Chitpter Arch Masons; No.
60, Seaforth, on Friday evening.
Visiting. brethren were present from
surrounding points.
The Oran (Munk untie '121.11'4)1 at `3a'us-
sols was burned about six o'clock on
the morning of Sunday week, The.
&01120 ;Fos not given .in time 'to •ave
the thudding but adjoining buildings
were saved. No 010 knows hot
the fire aripd fated, r - Soma ox?rese
and & few hundyetl doltalz,' W0a all 4f.
freight was also lles1l0Yed, A. pas.
s0nger 0011011 and box ear are doing
duty as a statien ul'ltil i2 new bui111-
ing' eon be. err0cted,
One or t(u teachers has resigned
from, the stall of the W1.nglianYt High
school because 0110 has been assign-
ed I110110 subjects than, she deemed
air.
,Goderich had •s, dollar day last
week and the, two lawn papers came
out with sixteen •pages of reading
and advertising.: It was a success
in every way, so 'tis sod.
Bette' ThanPills''
For Uverr;lll.'
You 'can't
feel so good
b but what Nt
will make you
feel better.
Your
Dru¢giS
Sold by J:E Hovey, Clinton,, Ont.
4
2-GZuicltly heals, cankers o£ the
tongue or mucous membrane, 'and
."Prevents ,infection.
n v tw
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m•°.1 N.
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F., H
9O G
maw
4 -Brush your teeth with "Leveleen"•
Tooth Paste, no other quite so per-
fect. 75-10-p.
TRAIN SERVICE TO TORONTO
Daily Except Sunday.
five Goderich .. 6.00 a.m. 2.20 p.m.
Lve Clinton .... 6.25 a.m, 2.52 p.m,
Lve Seaforth ,. 6.41 a.m. 8,12 p.m.
Lve Mitellell 7.04 a.m. 3.42 pan.
ArrStratford. .. 7.30 a.m. 4.10 p.m.
Arr Kitchens... 8.20 a.m. 5.20 p.m,
Ant Gliielph ... 8.45 a.m. 5.50 ;p.m.
Arr Toronto .. 10.10 a.m. '7.40 p.m._
RETURNING
Leave Toronto 6.50 , arm; 12.55 p.m.
and 6.10 pnl i
Parlor Cafe car-Goderich to To.
tonto on morning train and Toronto
to Goderich- 6.10'. p.m. .train.
Parlor Buffet 'car Stratford to To-
ronto on afternoon=train..
C y. Horning, D.P.A., G,T.R. System
John Hansford & Son, Phone 55,.
Uptown Agents.
A full-size, f1 ll -eve ght, solict bar.
of_ good soap is SURPRISE."
Best for any and all household use.
Afsi
I'm coming around
to see you!
J`M the Fuller Man.
I represent the largest manufacturer of
high-grade brushes for personal and household
use, in the world.
lam located in ,)bur city. 1 -lope to call on
revery woman whoreads this ad.
• To every one i Visit, l gine a Fuller Handy lBaials
without cost or. obfige6en••,-to prove •the quality end
)3 ful C 1 of ni lime, Bythis token, : you'll know wh
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,d at
1~ il •r 13z apes are to a ed a ct yq`0
u t u , y v, 5, 00,000 homes'
•�'ldCntifY runty
the Fuller tr de -m rk b
ttonlwear on
mp
lapel. Identify Fuller Brushes bydui Fuller Rcd
Tip Tag and the Fuller trade mark on heir haadtet,
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The, Rev, W, A. 'Donnelly of An,-
he)•atbtl•g has ueeept(11 an invitation
t¢ the. ;)211l)ey Sbr131. 1visthodilit 11h12(11ll.
Exeter.", 1112 s;iltta'y •111111 be 19200,
The Rev. James liarailton, who
flag been in charge (13 t11e heuburn
a Ii Presbyterian 11 tini011 b n
d t i t esti G 01 n •re •a-.
)4 Y i g s
trona since 1893, has resigned cn ac-
count of failing health. IIe also
resigns the clerkship o1. Huron Pres-.
bytoa+y,vrldch he has held Ter a dos -
en years,
('' a Mails to r' Got" Rheumatism
x . s s : Nissl utter pains an easy.
(hU MAN c!„D' ,briAyY1,
1 U
"Trout Pa;n to Ease svjthl
�+IIOUSANDS :of , Canadians have
tried T.R.O,'s and found they'
do drivei put rhenlnatism,: and all
similar pains. T.R,C.'s reach the
seat of pain, for their medicinal pow-
der is carried in the blood. $1,00 at
your druggist's. Free sample Temple-
ton Co„ Toronto.
Canada's Standard Remedy for Pain.
Sold by J., E. Bovey, Clinton, Ont.
NEW KIND
OF HEAT'
' Mato Som• ateve au
013•tlne Stove. Do
away with coat and I
wooddrndgar5. The
wonderful Oliver
0f•GOOBorner dace
tido Better bast.
Ing or baking are
saj P�!gi j \ inutautl9. gave.
time, tumor, labor.
CHEAPER THAN COAL OR WOOD
The Oliver. Burner; makes Ste own' gam from cold.
o33 (koroseee), 011 0 cheap- now and getting
` er060o.u5t05o.f t 88 tting
nbocnconogeyta0A0aeLSTEL2,11
OASD. Peotoctn 6022,.
Leet. afotlwo
THREE TIMES THE HEAT
of oo.1 or wood. rim Oliver glace rdoch heat or
little. as desired, by elmply trolling 5.300, 053ta
say stove, range, Furnace. 20 .different models.
JUST TURN A VALVE
to boat' or cook. Flo arae bowlike, no ashes. dirt
smoke, chs.p ping, shoveling. carrying dirty cosi'
or wood: -Beata and token better.. quicker.
• 90 DAYS' TRIAL
050096aYn n0riof rho OiTosnt.aa easdye
. many hoaYi�med;
Elk ioe$iulssSu vW
T. 3. SIERRITT, Mensal],
District ,Representative
Local Agent
7,
T. TURNER, Clinton,
N0.50
$62.50
This portable
ictr 1
is an ideal
•
Irnas girt
Can be carried as easily as
a travelling -bag. plays any
"His Master's Voice" - Victor
record, 'either 10 or n inch
size, with a beauty and volume'
of tone that: is sukvrising.
This is an instrument any-
one would be pleased to 'OWtt
and would surely make a hand-
some Christmas; gift.
at any "His '
Master's Voice"
Berliner Gram -o -phone Co., Limited, Montreal
Will there be a Victrala in Pour home this Xm
Jeweler
HELL, .
Sole Agent for
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1. Parliament Buildings, Victoria, B.C. 3. Famous Malahat Dr vc, Vancouver Islam.,
2. Golf may, be played ,every day in the year. 4. Vancouver is a beautiful ,modern city.
5. Magnificent etiouritein scenery en route.
• Nature ,fja. dealt most , geoeiously
With Canada, m respect to her climate.
While in the, East we have winter
weather }yWorthy of the name, with
lotti.;;of, show, which nowadays proved
an attraetioo t0 thousands who revel
and
1d the bracing winker atmosphere
'tinloy%our whiter sports of tobogganoing,
akung, skating, ete,, there are many
who, seek a wormer:' clime. We Kaye
this in Canada
i
*Within kaptafeta Years, fho.
usand'
.l of ',air Canad,as people have
file
. mtOortkt
otheirannual
Winter
n c
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F
Am
a e
Pe"fiC .�trMellytoffwo.d
e
fi
filters of wlntert, ai ki numy Shop!
edidalge ata whiter vaca ion.) t 1
:Victoria and Vancouver, on our own
'Pacific Coast, , ; offer ideal retreats.
Here flowers bloom in `winter, and the
grass and trees are liways greed.
Southwesterly tweezes prevail through,
out the year, reaching the land warmed
by their passage across the vast breadth
'of the PaOtfie,,, whose waters on this
coast have,A temperature of 52 degrees.
a Itt V,etoritt,; 49 degrees has been the
mean dntitiai't1`inpetatiue for the fast
,thirty year1i,wan0lVaocouver,is a little
oidpt;+,'frit• olatxe123es.,d0 ,weather are
p0Vef a 5per4t9tedr,,..Golf and ,;.other,
oaidocr a orb0 J) ' `h)3 engaged` 11
wirier 'vhifc loth, Gulls'"hive"`li15t0i-
fice'dt"ti1ltit"5"41' settings; 1011 httkdtsids'of'
niiles,of the finest roads on the tenth
invite motoring. You have the grand
of mountain scenery, glorious scascal
lukurions evergreen forests and
vigorating sea air, with all the
vantages to he found in a plod
ntetropolrs, for Victoria and a
0101
are two of rho finest Cities in
17onlinion.
The mountains en route through
Canadian Rockies are magnificent
their sombre Winter dress -a fairyl
of rsurp'issing',beauty,, The C8naj
IQatsonai, ttiiaS, pp'asSes. throe h,
ao,,tlta
inI at the toWest altitu
„
st t grsidititsts?i1f iin0„triinki{'thne
rcl'away id';Atiltir{1a +F' 1 i 0,9)40
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