The Clinton News Record, 1923-8-9, Page 84
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Make
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House
Home
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Attractive
ALL PAPER
The W..D: Falx 0i
Often the Cheapest—Always the Dept
ammer ;
e of Tit
Footwear
' the family needs for nice cool white
their original price. The season for
its best,and with prices so low, no one
mfort of a pair of white shoes.
le following cleaning lines:—
to $4,00 high top White Canvas
69c. pr.
ords, to clear . .. , ....: 89c. pr,
leather or rubber soless to clear98c. pr.
d to clear, so 'cone in and look then
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eP1 Bros.
BONE 25.
MORE IRITSLNESS
& Shipley
NEEDS FOR THE PICNIC SEASON
non,• Dotted Meats, Boiled Ham and
r, Peanutbutter,' Maple Butter,
iz & ,Snidei''s Catsup, Prepared French
Pineapple, Menesetung Plums, White
Pure Jams.•of all kinds, Fresli Bane-
rnd Welch's Grape Juice.
POTATOES
cers Prone 125
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pedal Indigo Rliue
Suits at SOO
forbidden, but you may
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Il you flif ,the wonderful work that can
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Mr. Wilson is visiting in Chatham..
Miss Helen Grigg is visiting in¢De-•
trait,
Mrs, H. R, Sharpe is back from South_'
umpton, -
Mr. Jago spent the week -end in
Mitchell.
Miss Jean Chidley is in Clinton for
her holidays. •
Miss Irwin: of town has left for .Smoky
Lake, Alberta..
Miss Perkins. from Perieh is visiting
Miss Winnie Thompson. •
Miss Eleanor McKenzie is visiting in
Port Huron and Detroit.
hllr. George McTaggart is spending
his holidays in Bayfield.
Mr, Freddie Elliot is home from Owen
Sound for about a month. • •
Mr, Earl O'Neil left on, Monday for a
short visit to Southampton.
Mrs. II. B. Combe is, in Mitchell at-
tending the QMdiBoys' Reunion,. -`c
Mrs. Cranston is ` staying wall her
'parents, Mr and Mrs. Torrance.
Mr. H. R. Sharpe of the Molsons Bank
spent the week -end in .Southampton.
Miss AVinnifred MacMillan; of, Toron-
to is visiting with Dr.. and. Mrs,
Gunn.
Mr. and Mr.s- McCulloch are visiting
Mrs. .Mo0ulloch's• brother, Mr. Bert
Fi errrlin.
Mr. Clarence Shepherd of the Ma-
sons' Bank staff , has gone on his
holidays.
Mr. O'Neil and 'Miss Jess O'Neil have
left for their summer cottage- at;.
Southampton.
Miss Eileen Atkinson ancj Miss Ethel
MacDougal are .-visiting in London
and Ingersoll.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Brydone left on
Friday morning for a trip through
eastern Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Agnew of
(Stratford were in 'Clinton over the
holiday and week -end.
M,i'and Mrs. FI. J. Manning and fam-
ily, of Walton, spent the holiday in
Clinton with relatives.
Mr. and, Mrs..Norrnan Kennedy and
family motored to. Port - Huron.
' They returned on Monday evening;
Miss Marjorie -Beaton has returned
from a very delightful visit in
Brantford and ,Hamilton,:
Mrs. Thompson and two little child-
ren, Irene and Dorothy, were visit-
sig Mr. and .Mrs; W. Dodds,
Mr. Edward Carter and daughter, 1
-Elizabeth, are spending three weeks
at Toronto, Whitby, alid Oxbridge.:
Master 'Benson :Corless has returned
from .,a three weeks visit with his
uncle,,' M. E. J. _ Colduhoun, Science
Mr, "ands Mrs. ,Frank Leighton; Mr.
and Mrs. Antos., Townsend,Mrs. F.
Walters, spent Sunday with friends
in
Gorrie.
Miss McLeod, former ,Science teacher
at the 0,0.1.,' paid a, flying 'Visit to
• Mr and i'lil'rs, J. W. Treleaven on
Friday last.
Mr. Ernest Bradshaw, :from Detroit,
visited his sister, Mrs. Lawrence
.Stevenson, returning to the city
last. Monday,
Mr. and Mss. William King of.
ton are visitinein town. Mr. Ring
iS on the staff of The Hamilton
Herald; just now,
Mr. and Mrs, J. Wiseman, Mr. and
Mrs McLennan were guests of Mr;,
-and Mrs, George "P. Sutherland,
St. Marys, n Sunday.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. Neilaps, My. and Mrs
N. Kennedy and Master :fain visited
withPetrolik. and Port Huron
'friends during the holiday. .
Miss Sadie Anderson has `been visit-
ing in town for some weeks. She
returned to Forrest en Friday, 'ac.
eolnpanied'by Miss Rath Hale.
Mr, Chas,'Leightou•and Miss Irene of
Hamilton spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs. • Frank Leighton and
other relatives in this vicinity. ,
Mr. Arthur Cook left on Friday, io
visit his son; W.11, Cook and other
friends. They expect to take., a
trip yup the lakes and visit at' 'Depot
Harbour. ..
Mr. and 1VIrs. Dunbar of Sarnia and
Mr. and Mrs, Dunbar, Sr., of Lon-
don Visite() at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. George Barnett on 1Qonday
'civic holiday.
Mr, and - Mrs. Edward Income and
Miss Vita a£ Toronto accompanied
«
byMrs. I,e > Stone; one roisited at the
home of Mrs. Robert -Pearson, the
latter part of last week
Mrs. A. J, Cheesebrough and Miss
Ruth Q"heesebrough, of Detroit, :trio -
'titer and sister of Mrs. Elton Ra -
cell, are spending the month of Au-
gust at the ]attar's hole.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Moore, Mr. and
'Mrs. • A., J; Moore and daughter,
Ruth, Mi', and Mrs, Franklin Moore
and •son, Kenneth and Mrs. Sem
Shiiipey of Rnnsoneville, N.Y,; Mts.
Delia Shippey of Y•oangstown, N.Y.
Mr, and Mrs.•Earl 1:. Moore of Ni-
atdara Falls, N.Y.; and Mr, and Mrs
Foster Htutchinnon of Chieage, 111,
sdl motored to •Clinton and were the
j uasl;a of their iuunt MTS. 001110101M
>sn<l' Other friends.
Peaches
Oranges
usk Melon
L. M Bons
and: Tomatoes
rape Fruit
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Speeials for Ural :ilot Wcather
�.
old::Meats--Gun' 's Roast Pork per ib
New English Ham
Jellied Veal per lb
Minute Meal Sausage per lb
60c
40c
40c
30c,`
Specials for Ooolcr Wcatlier`
Fresh salmon trout per ib
Campbell's soups, all kinds, each
Pork and beans, small size, Clark's
Large size
Aylmer, large size
Weiners, per lb
20c
15c
1Oc
25c
24c
20c
Cream Cheese --Kraft Maple Leaf breakfast Bacon
Special in granulated sugar • by the bag
10 lbs for. $1.15
Cash & Carry.
2 Deliveries
'hone
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Brucefied.
• 1VIr. and Mrs. Petrie of Toronto and
Misses Ann'iibel and 'Violet • Petrie
spent the week -end at the home of
Mr. Moodie...
'Mrs. J, Jamieson of our village at-
tend the Chesney-Habkirk wedding in
Seaforth last 'week.
Miss Jessie'•Tough is visiting friends
in the village and vicinity.
stanleg Township
Mr, and "qrs. Paul "Cleave of the
Sauble line was the guest of Mr. and
Dirs. John Scotchmer on Sunday last.
Mi. and Mrs, Len..IVlcGee of Gode-
rich township visited at the home of
the former's•uncle, Mr. Peter McGee
en Sunday last.
Don't forget the Bayfield churches
anniversary services, Presbyterian
on August 12th at 11 ami, and 7.30
pan. Methoclist on August' 1911,. at
11 a.rn. and''`7.30 p.m... '
The Ladies' Aid of, the 'Methodist
church held^' their 'regular. monthly
meeting at the, home of Mrs,. John
Watson of the'Sauble line
Mr. Rdy s$cotcluner• had the mis-
fortune to strip the gear of his car
while.. going to the Ford Picnic at
Granit Bend on Wednesday last.' ; `
RRafiepd•
M'is. Wallace Johnston and Mr. J.
Spencer who have spent a few weeks
in tli9 village left last week for their
hom'kr at 'Corrine .Sack: They were
acc iIt panied by their parents, Mr.
ind':Mrs. Benjamin• Ii yencer who will
make/their home in the future in Cor-
mne
Meieis, Art' 'label, Norman Hsgan
and Frank Erwin et Kitchener slieiiti.
the Week -end in the tillage.
Mi?., Orval Weston and wife and
fang `,y of Detroit arethe guests of
his l3;airents, Mr, and Mrs. R. Weston.
1 DIPS and Mrs, Archie Agnew and
lamdly of Detroit were the guests of
I
Mr A.$ news parents,
Mr, and Mrs.
H ii a iw d
esto e ays last weep- and
s
on ,Friday accompanied by Mtn and
Mrb;Weston they motored to Orange-.
villeind spent the week -end.
Mia John Mitchell of London sport
a few. days with his cousin, Mr. F. A.
Eclwayds, this week.
Guests at the Commercial; 0.. Kid-
der, D. Brown, New York; L. O. ':Too
Ise(' and 'Eula t-losket, Howell, Mich:;:
Mabel Welsh, Ella Heard, C. E. Gray
Detroit; Martha Watson, . Lansing,
Mieh;', J. E. Chandler; :Stratford; 00
W. Sweet, H. M. Colbert, 0, Debkens
London, G. W. Willis, Mount AIbert;
Norman Iirowp and family; D. W.
Geigel;, New Hamburg; C. E. Gies,
fir odhagen; W. Bud Richards, Miama
Flor iiia,
• the following are guests at the Al-
bion D. F. Carr ,and wife af. Gaines -
vine. 'Texas; Win. Ilodgart, Exeter;
H. 0,';Gollainore, London,
Mrs: Frost and ehildr of ondon is
the guest of Mrs. J, Pease on Main
street.:
'The: :following registered at the
Ritz .11onset 3, W. Grieson, ,Mrs.
Mountjoy, Misses B. and di, B. Mounts
ley, Miss Burn and Mr, and Mrs.
Gordon, J. M. Kipp, ID. C. Kipp of
London; Mr, and Mrs, S. Johnston,
Misses Grace and Florence Geldart,
F, 0, Baker and wife of Toronto; Mrs.
Sarah Drying, Mrs, E, M, Loarnian,
Bit; and Mrs. R, J. Moffatt and Bon,
Mk. D A: Pegnegnat and daugirtor,
Bt, and Mrs:.1.. Pegnegnat and child,
"ATP, and Mi's,Albert W, Ldoyil, harry
:Langan of Stratford: Jack Barrie,
and Harold Maitland of Sarnia; Mrs,
Hoknnesvllle
Mr. John Mulholland metered over
from Detroit last week to visit his
parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. Mulholland,
Mrs, Charles Gibson and children
of Detroit are visiting the `fernier's
parents, Ma. and Mrs. Mulholland,
Mr. Blackwell of Galt, and Mi:
TrMore,of Mitchell' were callers at the
hone of Mr, Mulholland last Week.
Mr. Coates of Paris, and Mr. James
Mulholland of Mitchell were also cal-
lers at the home of Wm. Mulholland..
Klippen
Mi•. Wni; Fasken, 01.1T station agent
is away On his annual , holiday, .trip
and is visiting' a brother in B.C. Mr.
J, Lewis of Lucan is in. charge of the
station during Mr.• Fasken's absence.
Mfrs. Alex. McKenzie is at present
visiting her daughters in Toronto.
TIev, Mr. Abery of Londesboro con-
ducted
onducted the 'services in St. Andrews'•
church last Sabbath.'
Threshing is the ardor of the. day.
Mt' now and reports say that' the 1
yield is ,good though we cannot say
the same of the prices, as 90e. wheat
'does not mean Ior•tine to the farmer.
VI?e understand that Mr. Wit. -An-
derson of the village has secured the
contract for carrying the rural mail
over the route now covered by 'Mr
James McClyniont,
• Auburn
Mrs. McBride of Carlow isvisiting
friends here. '
Mrs, Edgar 'Anson and Bernice are
visiting in Seaforth,
Miss E. Traylor of Blyth is visiting
Mrs. F. Ribbert.
Miss M. Robertson of Niagara Falls
IS spending her holidays with the
Misses Blair'.' ' •
Miss Jean Laidlaw. n dl w. of Blyth is vis-
iting her brother, Mr. Jas. Laidlaw,
Mrs. Finch of •Stratford spent the
week -end with her another; Mrs. Law-
son:
Rev, P. and Mrs. Baines left on
Tuesday to spend their vacation with
Dr. Bagshaw of Hamilton,
•Rev. and Mrs. Alp are away on
their vacation.
"'The Women's Institute are holding
a committee picnic en Wednesclay,
August 15th.
Ice Cream Season
Is Here
TRY OUR LCE .CREAM',
In. Bricks dor Bulk
Candy
Candy is- always in season we have
all kinds at •all prises.
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lNDOi 1P'`
George Phaoniz, and lloy W. Phoenix 3;onfeetio$rai^Y end Restaurant
Saginaw, M1oh., M, D, Si.arirroal, and
I 31 Spur of 'Pt -stroke.
.
"e I. to please."
Brighten
Bll.�mep Yo��
with the Celebrated
SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS
We have a large stock in all colors from $2.00 per gallon up.
Good supply .of first duality rope and harvest tools of all kinds,
We are Hero with,' a large stock of Preserving Fettles, Granite
and Aluminum and we are offering special prices on Kitchen Cabinets
to make things easy and•save many' a step all the year round,
njag -the Fresh Air
Get your sun -stop Shades, Hammocks, Hamino 'Couches
andah Furniture at ,the
d
Clinton Hardware and Furniture. �
THE, STORES WITH A STOCK
Furniture Phone: 104
Hardiva•ie 19
Electr!cally Cooked
Food Unquestionably
The Rest
To 'retain all the goodness and na-
tural flavour, cools it electrically—an
almost unbelievable difference in fla-
vor, • For example, take a roast 0'
beef cut it in hall, cools ono portion
in the ordinary way ,and the other
in the Electrict Range. Thelattercr
will be savory, rieli' in its natural
Juices, tender, appetizing from its
outside to the very :centre, and far
superior to that cooked by any other
nreane. It is not difficult to under--
.stand
nder-.stand why. The air tight oven of
the Electric Range permits you to.'
retain in 'every ounce of a small or
ei'ge roast .the savoriness generally,
1'091 when cooked 'by ordinary fine-
thods. 'this is only one of the many
instances where electrically -cooked
foods are superior;
USIA Y'O11R OWN UTILITY-
Ir PAYS
HYDRO SHOP, Clinton
McKillop Township
Iiarvost threshing is the Order of
the day, Fall wheat is not as good
a •sample as last year..
Mr. -Fletcher Townsend of '7°oronte
visited his sister, Vire. F. Coleman
Saturday last.
Mr, Joseph Daymond has engaged
Mr, J. Kennedy as his assistant help-
er for the threshing •season, -
Mr, Wesley Agar has purchased a
Motorcycle and it engaged with Mr.
T, Richardson of Bruceflld for the
threshing season,
Quito a number from Roxboro rut.•
banded the dance in Tuckers/Mil.1s at
139', lb. CColmin's Thursday evening•
last and all report' a good time.
Mr. John Bowes is able to wort
gain after a bad attack of Asthm
Countg News
Blyth planing mill, owned by
Floody was 'completely destroyer
fire on'Tuesday afternoon. The 1i
wind blowing at the time made
work very hard for the firemen
]'.tile
Was sited.
IT PAYS TO .ADVERTISE
IN THE
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