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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-8-16, Page 8CLINTON' LEADING J WEI.eLXt'Y A'ql Get a Phhonola forinusic for the summer evenings Try our Records We cany'a good: assortment* Cone Here• for Repairing We guarantee a first-class job on watches, clocks and jeweleryl R. H. JOHNSON Jeweller and Optician Next'•Hovey'r Drug Storni UhI'sumntei'Clearance of Uhite Canvas Footwear Now is the time to fill up the family needs for nice cool white canvas shoes at a fraction of their original price. The season for -rearing these goods is just at its best and with prices so low, no ono should deny themselves the comfort of a pair of white shoes. Note the prices on the following cleaning lines:"-- Alromen's and Children's $2.50 to $4.00 high top White Canvas' Bans, choice to;clear . , . , . ... .... -_ 69e. pr. Odd lines Women's White Oxfords, to clear , . ... ... 89e, pr. Women's Canvas HouseShoes, leather or rubber soles, to'clear98c. pr. All regular lines are priced to clear, so come in and look thein over while we have your size. ,.........,..,.., Plurnsteel .Bros. P.IIONE 25. - SMALL PROFITS MORE BUSINESS Carrell ' & Shipley ;FRE Maple Catsup, all Juice, PIGNSG SEAS01 , Boiled. Ham end Butter. Prepared French Plums, White kinds, h'resh Bann- Phone 125 Ol?E CAN .S17PPLYi - 'OIJIt 1VEEDS Port SANDWICIMS—+Choice Salmon. Potted Meats; , • Roast 'Pork, Olive Butter, Peanutbutter, India Relish, Pickles, Heinz & Snider's, Mustard, and 11. P. Sauce. DESSERT -Sliced and cubed Pineapple, 14re11esetung •Cherries, Choice Peaches,' Pure Jams of nas and Oranges. DRINKS—,Lemons, Oranges and Welch's Grape NEW POTATOES The. C. & S. Grocers Cali and InquireFaire About our Special Indigo En ri9 Seize Seryplre Suits 'at.$35.00 Sh Blue you rnay Racing tips are forbidden, but take the tip from us, THIS SUIT IS A' WINNERDavis " & Herman ourstock. s Supplies, 4. N4 use. We carry . ocTc. And when Sunshine. a• • Is there any ware better than. Granit for general a full line of it and will belad to show 'You w y Also electrical goods and fixtures.Plumbing aonsidering a furnace remember we sell McClary i t"-'•'.86, - ..d,.it p „', Amax .N ,a. Sutter Perdue D RI tlAitAIL 1SW Ht.L"I CAIr PLi7MiiIlVl C. A N . VENN It, Electrician Elee.trie Pantos 'txtttrds Bloss trona Fans and other Clinton News -11 arca )A Y, i,UG:{T,>T 16th, :on Make Your House A Home With A ttractive WALL PAPER. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest—Arrays the Beat Miss Alive Harland is • a guest in town. Miss Pearl Hanna is visiting at Port Huron. Miss Jean Hogg spent 'the week -end in town James Scott•and family are holi- daying in Bayfield. Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Hovey spent, Sun- day in St. Thomas. Mr. Horace Wdltse is visiting' his fa- ther, Mr. Levi Wiltse. ' Misses Mabel and Mamie Cluff are. holidaying in Bayfield. Mr. George McTaggart returned to Montreal:on Monday. Mrs. Will Powell from Goderich was visiting friends in town. Mr. Percy Fair is holidaying at Hay- field with Mr, and Mrs: Seett.., Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Tanner spent a few days in London last week. Misses Margaret Cree and OIive ,Sehoenhals were in Sarnia on Mon- day. Miss Ruth ,Jackson is the 'guest of Miss Katherine McTagagrt at Bay- field. Mr. Syd Watt of Listowei,is the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs, W. Watt. Miss . Mary Vanderheiden is a guest at the -41°121e of ,lt.(r.. and Mrs. F. Jenkins. Messrs. A. Drummond and 'Edgar Cross motored from Detroit for the week -end.. Mrs. Ern Brown and Miss Nora of Petrolia are yisitinS` Mr. and Mrs. A. fans. .0 Mi. Irwifd Jackson ,4 Oreeniore Ipent a few days • with his brother, Mr. James Jackson. - Mrs, H. Wilson and daughters from Stratford are visiting friends.; in and around Clinton Mr, Wilfrid Cantelon of Toronto is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Can. telon foie a few days. ' Mr, Arthur Cook returned after a two -weeks vacation at Parry Sound also Youngstown, N.Y. Rev. A. A. Holmes of Clinton conduct- ed the services in Seaforth,Presby- ' terian Church Iast. Sunday. Mrs, Win. Radford of Clinton'is visi- ting . in Fordwich at thehome of her son, Mr. Wm. Radford, The Misses Struthers of -Galt,' visited their brother, Di. R. G. •Struthers and family here: last week. Messrs, John Schoenhals and John- ston attended the Black Knights' meeting in Sarnia on Moilclay. Master Norman Counter .'.returned from visiting his :brother, Morley' Counter of Buffalo on Saturday. The Rev. Mr, and Mrs.Beal of Dor- chester were visitors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. A. Hooper oti Mon- ftev. F. J. Lindsay of Orangeville spent, a week with D. M Lindsay and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lindsay of town. Dr. and Mrs Orme and theft son, Murray of 'Liman, visited at the home of Mr; anis Mrs, H. Wiltse on Tuesday. lfr. and Mis. McIntee and family of Foan1. Lake, Sask.,. and Miss Violet McIntee were visiting at the home of Mrs.: Steep. Mi. and Ms. John i'atterson of Clif ton, Kansas, area spending a cou- ple of weeks with Lir. and Mrs. James Jacks en. c 4 M N[ r. and is B oII Ror t ells. Mr. Ernest.. Rozell, Mr, and MrS Natell of Clin- ton atttdend the fuae'ralnn Lucke'. new of the late Dr,./A. G: 1Jlliott.. Nir, Garl Wklkin of the Mo1sons Bank London, 'spent the week -end in town Mr. Wilkin 1,as received word. that ,he is to be transferred to Windsor, Mrs. Cecil W. itoivden and little son, Kenneth aetunned' 'to their .home in Canipbellville after spending a few weeks with Mr, and Mrs. Wn1. J. Rowden. Dr. Wesley Roe, his wife and .daugh- ter and Mrs. ,Smith, motored from Philadelphia to spend a short hell - day with his sister, Mrs, Jetties ,Jackson, r, and Mrs. Wm. Greig, Mr. and Mrs, L, Findlay o.0 Toronto spent the week -end in Clinton and Hay- field as the guests -of M1•. and Mrs. Thos, Greig, Mr. N. A. Phoenix of Ilainilton was in town over the week -end and. ? Mrs. I hoenixd nchildren' a motored o ed home with him on Tuesday after: a visit at her home in town. 12aster Claire Penman suffered the misfortune of catching Iris finger in the door of his father's car, His finger was torn but Claire is a lit- tle Smitten and refuses to let even a very sore finger bother him, i', and Mrs, Laurie Greig and Mas- ter Georgo, visited with Mr, and 11lrs. Frank Jenkins last week Mr. Greig returned to London on Mon - Clay but Mrs. Greig and George are vemaining for 50,00 time, George is already! a 1,lire babyi at seveiz lnonths, Ile won the silver cup donated at iht Baby 'Contest. hold by the Allen Thoatrc in Laindon. cgs' ►nr tvcl n bl Os .:(0 -11410:......800,..goos.,. 1 This N'cek Long 'Bar Laundry Soap, 3bar 21c. 5 bars...' Granulated Sugar. Special, 10 lbs. for 1.10 Jar Rubbers 3 dozen for 25c' Shredded Wheat, 2 for Corn Flakes 2 for , Quaker Corn Flakes 3 for Grape Nuts, per package. , . . Kellogs' ,Bran, per, package Breakfast Food, 4 pounds for . . 95e 23c • ,.25c 12c Rolled Oats, '6lbs. for ,., 25c, Lard, 3 lb. pail ,;5ic; Shortening, 3' lb. pail •50c. Cream of Barley , . , . sane Magio Baking Powder, 7. lb. tin ...34c Kipper Snacks 3 for 25c Sardines 4 Tins 25e Shredded 20c Codfish 4 Tuna Fish 35c Red Robin Salmon (large tin) • . . , ,23e Chicken 'Iiad'die (large tin) , , .....25c 8111i/rap, large tin . .. ... , 130 Brunswick Sardines, :4 tins for 25e Roman Meal ' . 35c Post Toesties ,15c 2 lbs. Beat' Tapioca` ,.25e - 2 lbs.' of best Rice 25e. Jelly Powders, 3 for ,25c Charm 2 for .. . .. , „ , .... , .25e Matches, 2 for . .. • , .25c Cooked Ham Roast Pork Jellied Veal Beef Loaf Bananas Peaches Cash & Carry 2 Deliveries w w• • AMMO Blueberries Phone O'Neil48 IT. il Brucefied. Mr, and Mrs. Jack Rattenbury and family of Burlington who have been the guests of Mt Rattenbury's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Rattenbury, have returned to their home in Burl- ington. They motored. Rev. Mr. McIntesh occupied hid own pulpit en .Sunday., Rev, Charles -Mus- tard of -Toronto will be the preacher nextSt'ntiday. The Choral Society had a social evening on Monday. The ladies pro- vided the lunch and the men the ice all kinds at all prices,. cream, all enjoyed the evening. Mrs..D. Munroe spent Monday in London. ' ;M75. Wm. Berry has returned from her visit to the West. - i Confectionary and Restaurant The garden party held on the lawn • "We aim to please." of Mr. W. G, Elliott on Fidday night was quite a success. Thera was not Ice: Cream Season Is 1 -fere • TRY OUR ICE' CREAM In. Bricks or Bulk Candy Gandy is always in season we have F'f.. 9!Y7/ EiV lingO H" as large a crowd as we usually' have. but those that were ,there reporta good time. The Seaforth band fur- nished- the music, Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Dunlop and two" little sons, master Marry and Jack are the guestsof Mrs, Dunlop's. Par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. : Rattenblary, Mr. ,and Mrs. Maxwell of. North Dakota are'visiting•g their friends hero. • Mr, and ,Mrs. F, Todd and . little son, master Ross who havd ben visi- ting their many friends in and around our ' village have returned to their home in 'Toronto. • Miss Alice Rat-' tenbury: has returned" from a very pleasant visit with Hamilton and Bur- lington friends, Miss label McKay of Hamilton is the guest of her uncle, Mr. Jack Me - Cowan. Ma, R. T. Dunlop and Mr. W. H, Rattenbury, attend the Windsor races last week, Misses Dorothy and Laura Swan are visiting in Toronto. Lonsiesboro Although not unexpected the trews of the death of John Grainger of 1 Hu •Iett was receive with 17 received wt n surprise and profound sadness on Saturday morning,' August 4th. Deceased had boon seized with an attack of acute indigestion about six weeks previous and although:. be -survived this afflic- tion, his :constitution was left in such a weakened condition that other conn- plit:ations set in. Everything pos- sible was done hut it was known he could not recover. The late Mi. Granger was a man of sterling personal, dualities, honor- ed and• esteemed in the vicinity in which, he resided ,practically ail his life and annoh respected by all who It C.ew flan. lie was one of those men who fast yzi ash n• •, a i nc was trite and loyal to his malty friends. Born in the townshili of Makham, sixty-five years ago, he case to Hal- lett in 1870 as,,! has !tired since off the 041 homestead, lit 82 comassion 1'3, Deceased was married to Miss Ag,• nes Rebefton and with her hells and that of I parents, his a n one of the hest 5 ie p , minilipod farms in this section. re- ritaine a 1,nonninent to their' thrift, and progress. He was a Paet Master of both Blyth and Ilullett Masonic Lodgpsy Under whose auspiefr0 the 'fu- neral was condueted on 't'ueaday. He loaves- to mourn his lass his widow and fetir'daughters, .Mrs. Ern- est Lee, Londesboro; Myrtle of Tor - ante and Gladys and Jewel at linins', besides three brothers aid a sister, Te those a ,. 0 1 sc the sympathy f the ta^ is'. ,v _ yA ,t community goes alit in 'their Sad be- reavement. Tho floral tributes coves•iro the cas- ket; arsket were many, tokens of syrntatthy and respect :from friends :.rar awl near, service was held at tho house by 7'l,et', James . hery and Rev. W. B. Haw- kins after which' interment tuol: place in Hope Chapel cemetery, Hallett, Misr John Grainger and Each],- de- sire to thank, their many fronds for their ''klnduess and expressions of sympathy during their 'recent bereave_ anent. Mr. and Mrs. 11. J. Pigel Whitby, attended the funeral of the late' John Grainger. • Mr. George Grainger, Stayner; Mrs. Chas. Lynn, Clandeboye and Mrs. B. Grainger, •Ogema, attended the fu- neral of 'Weir brother, the late John Grainger Mr. and Mrs. Will Grainger and Miss Emmeline Hesk of Willodale visited at A. Waymonths and W. Hesk's overrthe holiday season. Mr, and Mrs. W. Weymouth and two children of Walkerville visited under the parental roof and other friends over the holiday. Mi•. and Mrs. Herman Sundereock and son, Clifford visited at W. Hesks' Sunday, Mris I Dodds, Chicago is visiting her parents, :Mr. and Mrs. Brumley and other friends around Londesboro, D. Holmes of Detroit and Isis daugh- ter Miss Bella are spending 'a fcrv; days with the former's brother, J. R, Holmes. Miss 'Muriel Mulholland of Detroit is visiting• het' grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. Win. Mulholland. Misss hazel and Jean EIford of Baltimore, Rev. Dr. Courtice and fa- mily of Jamestown, New York state have been visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. 13, Courtico. C>'OAtstaTICe Miss Maud Sherbrook of rIttllett spent a weekwith het friend, Mks.A A, Radford. Mr. and Mrs. Geo, Cook of Gocle- rich township and Mrs, .Cloakey and. daughter of Winghani wore visitors at I41ts. Joe, Riley's on Sunday. Mr. and rs. Harold MSa Id Grattan were callers on their cousin, Mrs. D, Tuddl. ona ul S i<t y.1 Mr. and Mrs. P lar o d and P b bo tf Wakefield spent Sunday in Bayfield. Quite a number around hero have got thou wheat threshed and say it is nota geed Sample. Mr, and Mrs. Farquharson and'child- .ron of Walton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Ed.. Britton. The football boys will playSt) at - ford this week on Tuesday evening, Mr. and Mrs. PAL Stanley and Son and daughter, and Ed, Langsbolt of '20/00ta were visitors at Ms's. 1'v. Clark's on Wednesday afternoon. Master Harold Colclough has 'gond to his blether, Mrs. James Attwood near Oh;tthaal fr!ghtdll Up Your game with the ,Celebrated SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINTS We ha•ve-a large stock in all colors from $2.00 per gallon up. Good supply of first quality rope and harvest tools of all kinds. We are here'. with a large stock of Preserving Kettles, Granite • and Aluminunn and we are,,.ofering special prices on Kitchen Cabinets to make things easy and save anany`a step an the year round. Enjog the Fresh :* Nr Get your sun -stop Shades, Hammocks, Rammo Conches and ver- andah Furniture at the: , Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co. THE STORES, WITIR A STOCK Furniture 'Phone: 104 Hardware 195 HYDRA "LOOKING RA[RD''- HYDfI Five generators are now in operation at the Chippewa plant and all are loaded to capacity. Three additional units are now on order and these will be installed as rapidly as 'possible. The load on the 'Niagara system is increas- ing al a remarkable rate and it is estimated that the full capacity ofta eplant willbe used up by 1926. Under these circumstances, therefore, it is necessary that immediate steps; be taken to pro- vide for an additional power supply. Sir Adam Beck recently announced that the Hydro Electric Powr Commission was making application to build a 'dam at Mor,. ishurg to meet. future needs, USE YOUR OWN UTILITY'-' IT PAYS SHOP 4 Clinton The editor of the Winghani . Tunes is mildly elevated over the appearancence of goldbraid in his town. Only chief,of police and week orao ago the his assistant were rigged. cut in civic millinery, the chief trimming of which was gold braid, The thing spread like sandal or inoa kc' des. The Thnos s says; No sooner Were 'these :two decked out "than along conies Billy ,h'rasor sashaying down Main street past The Tinier ounce with e richly' gold -trim.. fined hat bearing the legend 'Canadian Customs' and shining; with such ro- fttlgent glitter es 50 quite put the Or- ango 'Young Britons to 51Fune," The Times senses danger in dais uniform business and sees the day not; far off when there' will be a unl- forin lot the riostnnasterttnd a• drum major's outfit for the ,town enol Then, what becomes of the COMM people? Surely • urel Muni will g split in two sections, them tVhat h gold braid and then what Hasn't, London Advertiser, We went into astore to get cane t those old-fashioned;eotvboy handke chlcfs, 'hitt the clerk said. 'Yea, iitive no hantiaaaas.r, Mr, Maicolm Fraser, an old ares dentof Bin "it It tssels and -lean y, die at his hoino on' Ttnesday evening, Au gust ,7th. Mr. ?VW O' in hi 65th ,-ear arid chning tlno eight year ofhis residence, in T ntssels had fake prominent part Sin the life of tit town.