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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-5-17, Page 8CLIN`l'ON' S L11`,A1)INCr T1r,4V1,LI,ItI STORE 'Wedding :Preselts or the June Bride k5eloet your Presents at this Store, We have a good assortment in eILY utWARE CUT GLASS Etc CHINA Etc. TO THE YOUNG MAN-. Come hero for your Etir•agement and Wedcling,•Rings iewoller ;Mid 0ptioia 11,„ JOIINS014, Next 1lovey'e Drug Stora Mak. Your House A Home With Attractive WALL PAPER Tile W. B. Fair Co Often the Cheapest :Always the Beet noleni s, Congolemns and oilcloths These are the cleanest, Most sanitary floor coverings you can buy and at the swine time the greatest values ' Now is the time,while you are busy house-cleaning'j to replace that old germ gathering carpet or rug with a new modern Rug of Linoleum or Congoleuin: ,During May we are offering some extra low prices on these lines and yon will find it will mean dollars saved if you get our prices before baying. See our New Curtain Nets and Scrims,' they are wonderful val ues-price,s from 1.8cts. up. Plurnsteel Bros. PIIONE 25. SMALL 'PROFITS MORE BUSINESS Curren osk Shipley Fresh Fruit aid. Vegetables. Oranges, Lemons, Bannanas, Grapefruit and ;Pineapples, Fresh Lettuce, Onions Rhubarb Garden Seeds, Seed Potatoes, Dutch Sets, :Multipliers etc. Quality Qoal Oil—Let us supply your Oil this 'summer! Fresh Supplies of Groceries and Provisions alwayson hand Prompt Delivery Service nu 11111111111/1/1 nurq Miss E. McKenzie is visiting -relatives in Toronto. Mr. Hugh McDonald of IHHnsall _was in, town Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Wm. Ford and her sister, Miss Foster, are visiting •in Varna this week. Mrs. Blanchard of Detroit is visiting her mother, Mrs. Margaret Pickett, Mrs. 0, E. Errata of Auburn spent a couple of days this week with re- latives here. Miss Rowatt of. Sudbury has been vis- iting at the hone of Mr. and Mrs. Torrance. • - • Rev. 0. Llewllyn Bilkey is in London •thisweek attending 'meetings of the Synod. - Mrs. A. 0. Pattison left Thursday last; for a few weeks visit with relatives at Buffalo and Bridgeburg, Mrs. Parker and little son of Flint,' Mioh.; have been visiting their cons ins, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lutton. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Downs and Mas- ter Milton motored to Kitchener last Sunday, returning Monday night. Mr. George Green motored up fr oto Toronto with a party of friends -and sipent the week -end in town. Mr. C. G. Middleon is in London this week attending the meetings of Synod, as 'delegate from 'St. Paul's .Clinton. Miss Ellis has resumed her .work on' the C. I. etat'f this week, her mother being slightly improved in health. •-' 11Ir. ;Wan. Holmes, 'of Fort William, is visiting his sister, Vliss J. Holmes of town, and :other relatives in the vicinity. Mr. L. J. Harland was in town this week, coaling up to attend the fun- eral}Ins aunt, the late . Mrs. D. Mc Jorvie. - Mr. J. Ii, Cantelon and Master Billie and Mrs. Isabel Cantelon of Luck flow were the week -end guests of Mr, and,ll1l?6, ?0, N. L, Cntelot;; Mrs, Har9 Harold G�oaan ts db abe are e 1 petted from Toronto on Saturday. to spend a couple of weeks with the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrp, R,.Mettt;eU, , Mr, and IVIPt. E. H. Davis and dau- ghter, Miss .Beatrice, of Toronto, visited Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Wise last week. Mrs. (Dr•,l Gandier is in Toronto this week attending the funeral of her brother-in-law, the late Rev. Dr, Macdonald: Mr. Harold Manning left' Saturday ford Maddison, Wis., where he will take a short course in lumber kiln drying in the interests o$ the Doh- erty Piano Company. Mr. Charles Cantelon and Misses Gladys and Harriet Cantelon of Toronto motored up on Saturday and' spent the week -end as the guests of their brother, •. Mr. D. W. L. Cantelon. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunbar of Sarnia and their two little daugh- ters, Dorothy and Bessie, arrived ',yesterday evening and • mare the guests of the lady's parents, Mr. r' and. -Mrs. Geo. Burnett: Mr..0 ,,F. Libby and Mrs. Frank Lib- by and child left on Monday for Boston, making the trip by motor'. The Libbys intend residing in Bos- ton in future but we hope they " will, ecedsionally visit Clinton friends.; Mrs. Alfred io Cown and little son, Wlillie, left Tuesday for Port Perry, 'where, they intend to make their home. Mrs. McKown has been in -town for the past couple of weeks settling up her affairs', "Mrs. S. E. McKegney and little dau- ghters, Misses Mollie and Patricia, who have been visiting friends in Clinton and vicinity for the past few weeks, left the beginning of the week for . Lord, their future home. M. J. M. Southeott, editor of the Exe- ter Times, was in town on Monday and 'trade a friendly calf on The News -Record. Although "J. M." is twice a'fatlter and in addition has the responsibility of the manage- ment of two printing establish- ments he positively refuses to look anyhinb but a boy, May, .his youth and vigor long remain with hint. New Spring Styles In;C1'othing We have ;our new spring suitings. The new spring styles are here. - p � This is'the time to order your new suit or overcoat so as to have it when the spring opens. Come in and inspect materials and discuss styles Davis & Herman Electrically Cooked Food' Unquestionably the Best To retain -all the goodness and nat- ural flavor,' rook it electrically --an alomst 'unbelievable difference in flavor -exists. i'or ' etanuple, take a roast,of beef, cut it in half, cook one portion in the ordinary way and the other in a McClary's Electric Range. The latter will be sav- ory, rich in its natural juices, tender, appetizing, from its outmide to the very oenterand far sup- erior to that cooed by other means. It is not difficult to -under- will "brown to a turn" while the juices will not be consumed through the action of fire and air. The air -tight oven ` of McClary's Electric , range permits you to retain in every ounce of a small or large roast':: the savoriness generally lost when cooked by ordinary methods. This is only one of the many intsatteeswhere electrically cooked food sue superior. We also carry Electric Heat Plates and Grills. 'Florence Auto - limbic 00 :Stove, Perfection Stove and Ovens. Sutter Perdue HARDWARE .ELECTRICAL+ PLUMBING G. . VENNER, Electriciai 1 lee.irie tti~:ges, Fixtures, Lk 1I s, Irons, Fans and other , Appliances Wiring and 1 epiirta. Phoner5r1w i Varna f Mr. and Mrs, Alfred "Austin and Master Willie attended the funeral of the late Thomas Raney in Hibbert township on Tuesday of last week. Rev. Mr . Rivers of Hensdil Metho- dist church conducted the funeral services and Mr. Austin sang" as a solo the beautiful hymn, "Sleep (.3,, Beloved," which was most appropriate for the occssion, Mr, Austin and Mr. Raney were friends of long standing; w • eil's Corner Gr�ccry ----Tv--„r.rtrevvworswwttq4 " the Other ,Grocer." The following is the list already quoted to the public, which we beg to correct. Aylmer Pork and -Beans, Medium sise .14c Aylmer Pork and Beans, Large size .. , , . i240, Aylmer Pumpkin, New Peek' per, tin •, .. , .20c Dominion Matches, per box ,34e Large Sour Pieldes. ... .3e •c Onions and ChowJehow• 25G P. & G. and Gold Soap (with Soap Deal) equals 12 foil 70c (also Comfort deal), 60e 3 piss. Pearline , , 23e 3 pits. Rinse . . .23e Brooms; 4 string .. , . , , , -.42 Gold bust , small size , .. . .Se Prunes Meaty & Jutey, . , , ..............2 . lb. 25c. „ Chocolate Bars0 for 25c Peas 2 for Me Corn Tomatoes (large size)• :2 for 30c Tea,' Special Blend , ..per lb, 54c Suar .. , . .. , ....... 10. lb 1.10 Baking Powder, Magic ... , , .. 34c Bread, No. 1, Quality gc Corn Flakes 2 for 34c Shredded Wheat Biscuits .. . .2 for 25c Breakfast Bacon •,40c Salada Tea per lb, .. . ... • •...... .•. ,050 $8.23 Pineapples' will be readyfor canning next week Special price by the dozen r This stare will be open all day Wednesday before May 24th Cash -& Carrg 2 Deliveries RPIVITSPANIVIPPIOROMPARAWARVAPNWOMMOMPINVIIMPARS Ph 1►l: die - 4, • telAthilWARAMINAMAIN THANI(S FROM 11,11ADVARTEES as, and Misses' Margaret and Grace' Nolow The following letter received fro Military'Headquarters by Col.; Comb speaks for itself: 10th May, 192 "Dear Colonel Combe: I am happ to be able .to inform you that, follow ing the handing :• over of'the coin mind of. your Regiment to .Majo Dunlop, the Departmeait'"of Nations Defence has decided to' grant. yo the rank of Colonel on the Retire List. This entry - Will appear in a n tlI Mrs. Penhale was a very estimable e woman, being always ready' to be a friend to , any, one in need of help 3 and in earlier years before • declining y strength forbade it many. a 'home in ,^ - which there was sickness was.'•cheer- s - ed. and helped by her presence; as 000 many old neighbors could testify. She 1 was a life long member of the Metbo- u dist church and the funeral service 't 1 on Wednesday the, 9th was conduct- ed by her pastor, Rev, Mr Baxter of Bayfield. +."r`• In spite of the very inclement weather d goodly number: of relatives and friends followed the/remains'to the last resting: place in the fancily plot in Bayfield cemetery. The pall -beards were six nephews: John •and' William Scatchiner, Chris. Ward and Fred Watson' of Stanley, and John and'Robt. Watson, of Bruce field. T ant asked by the Honourable the` Minister,` to inform you that he notes with regret that the time has ' now arrived for you to relinquish the connnand of:The Huron Regiment which command you have successfully tarried on for the past seven years and six months, He: considers that your long and faithful service ren- dered to `the Active Militia of Can- ada, amounting to more than forty years, including active service in the late War, Which he well knows could not' have been given without a great deal of qualification and sacrifice, is deserving of special commendation. I have therefore, been directed to extend to you the thanks of the Hon durable, the Minister of National De- fence, feu this long and faithful ser- vice, and to -express the hope that, although you have been placed on the Retired•List,; you will continue to take a 'desirable interest in the military affairs of the country. Yours very sincerely, " W: B. King, Brig. -General Contanding M. D. No, 1. P. S. Thinking you might like to -have copies' of the letters received from Headquarters, Department of Nation- al Defence, I am enclosing' them' herewith. W. B, IK. Colonel H.-13. Combe, •Clinton Ont." Hullett Township Mt. James Leiper is having de- livered from Colin McKeigan, Strath- roy the imported Clydesdale stallidn Torr Rale, which was • imported from' Scotland last fall, lie is a big thick horse, around the ton weight. He was a premium horse in Scots land and has 'passed the Board as a promitun horse in Canada. AN OLD RESIDENT OF STANLEY. PASSES Paway . ° Rhbre assed to the Great Beyond oit Monday, May 7th,. one of Stanley's oldest residents, in the pet - son of Mrs. Elizabeth Penhale, rel- ict of the into Richard Penhale, at the age of seventy-five years. Deceas- ed's maiden name was Elizabeth Wat- son and she was the daughter of the late Hobert Wilson, sr., of .Stanley township. She was born in Lens - dale, .Yorkshire, Eng'„ on ,pan, 20th, 1851, and ',came with the family to Canada in the same year. Living for a thne at Whitby, (Ont,, eventually the +family' came to Huron Ttra t' and settled on the .Sauhle line, ..On, 29tH;, 1.873; she was united in roar- yiago to Richard.-Penhale, Por some years after they lived on the ,Satible line. but later came to the :Penhale. homestead on the Brennen line. Her hussbaiid predeceased her in Sept. 1910, , D. W. Torrance Galbraith el 1(it- 1 idiener has been visiting around Blue- 1 Vele and Wroxeter, where he Parisi- a oily lived. t One brother, John Watson of •Stats- oy, and sovett of bar ehildreu indium lte loss: Robt,, cif. Hayfield, Joint nd Harold 1 at hoino, Mrs. Thos Snmv- len, MPs. rank Hobson, Si- Thorn - Spring Plants Our Green -houses will be open to visitors each evening next week--- • May 21st to 26th. You are invited to conte and see our stock. s We can supply you with: Tomato Plants. Geraniums Cabbage Plants Vines Cauliflower` Plants Hanging Baskets Celery PIants Cannes etc,, All kinds of Annuals T. CUNINGHAME, FLORES.T Office Phone 31 Residence 176w.� Centre Huron Political Association. .Annual Meeting The annual meetingof the Centre Huron United,Parnters' Politica/ As- sociation willebe held in the Con,niun.. ity Hall, Londesboro, at one o'clocic, p, in, on WEDNESDAY MAX' 235d, s The nominating convention of Gene tie Huron United runners' Politieal Association'will be held at 2 p.m. the same day, for the purpose of select- ing a candidate to contest the riding in the coining Provincial election. The chairman of 'each polling sub- division is asked to hold a meeting on Monday evening, May 21st, at eight o'clock for .the purpose of selecting delegates to attend this Convention, E, Fulton, W. A. McGavin, President Secretary Ice Cream Season Is FIere TRY OUR ICE CREAM In. Bnic is or Euik ,Gandy Candy is always dr, season we, have tall kinds at all prices. `ed.0 E. WEN ,'la ORF Conn'eetionary and Restaurant "We aim to Tease." 49, Furniture ;:'epartr el t Our Furniture Department will be most attractive to the June Bride as we; never had such a grand assortment to select from as we have right now and we cordially invite you .to call andseefor.yourself - m ' ar-�ro;�o We have some wonderful Bargains in •Chesterfield suites in Mohair Plushes and Tapestries, Divanettes, Dinning B.00tn, and Bed , Room' suites. With an unusually large Stock of Beds ` and Bedding • of all' lends at extra special prices. A Good Assortment of Rugs, Congoleum, Linoleum and Off Clothes to select front' at lowest' ' possible prices. HARDWARE, DEPARTMENT A Full Line of Paints and Varnihses at all Prices: Muresoo for.n Beautiful Wall Finish Dust Bane foe' House Cleaning A Full Line of Lawn#Mowers Garden Tools and Garden'. hoes• - Galvanized Wash Boilers at $1.35 each Calf and Pig Meal 'at Reduced Prces .-r-- Mixed Nails at $4.00. Per. Keg, Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co TIDE STORES WITH A STOOK Furniture Phone 104 Hardware 195 tr Theatr NORMANDI E BLOCK PROGRAM FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Ciara Kgmball Young in "The Hands of Fate" also "Percy and Freddie'' in "The Tailor Made Chauffeur''` Matinee at 2.15 MONDAY AND TUESDAY. 6`S Passions 8. PlYg round ff, featuring two well-known Stara' Katherine MacDonald and Rociolph Valentino WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY The Big Special "Till We Meet Again"' starring leis Marsh and Marl`hat - Mans'fIi e!d A rip.roaring Christie Corn dy "Cold Feet' Admxs �o s n , �5c and dqqOc.