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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-10-4, Page 8CLINTON'S LEADING ,J1la'Qk'IIrI,It t' $TACE -P:14.6.no1:0,.: for musk for the statutes evenings Try- our Records. We carryr,a good assortment Come Here for Repairing We guarantee a first-class job on watches, docks and jewelery i Jeweller and Optician H. JOHNSON Next Bovey', Drug Store 1 SHE r e Now is the time to fill up the family needs for nice cool white canvas shoes i}t a fraction of their original mace. The season for `aaaring these goods ig just at its best and with prices so low, no one gh0u4lt deny themselves the, gi rnfoyt of a pair cif white shoes. '*, Note .the prices 'ori the following 'cleaning Imes: ' Women's and Children's $2.50 to $4.00 high top White Canvas Bale, choice to clear .., .:. 69c. or. Odd lines Wotuen'a'Wihite Oxfords, to 'clear ....... , . , , 89e. pr. Women's Canvas House Shoes, leather'or rubber soles, to clea98c. pr. All regular lines are priced toclear, so come in and look them over while we have your size. SEE KAY & POTTER For Fall Paper, Papering and Decorating Estimates given freely. Prices. reasonable. All work ,guaranteed. Orders left with Mrs. Robt. Armstrong, Hur- on street will receive prompt attention. See our paper books and save 20 per Cent. •on all papers. asszeon Three Men Were Pleased _ with the suits we made for them and told three other men. That made six patrons and they will bring us more trade. If we .hadn't suited the first three we' wouldlose all six. Let the numbersmultiply—we will he glad to clothe as many men from town and country as we._ can. If you're in a lorry, see how quickly we tan 'turn out a suit or overcoat for you. Davis & Herman VETERAN TAILORS 37s11,121ma �a Is there any ware better than Granit for general use. We ,carry a full line Of it and will be glad to show yet our stock. Also electrical' goods and fixtures.?lumbing Supplies. And when 'considering a furnace remember .we sell McClary Sunshine. Make Your House Horne With Attractive WALL._ •'7 "`I1:✓J1. A. Tile W.. B. Fall Ca. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best. Srlint rt l'ai wp'R0 r4 . a r irornmquwuuwm,i�i Dr. and Mrs.'. Gaudier were in Toronto this week. 1Miss Jean .Fisher .spent the week -end with friends at Brucefteld. Mrs. Tasker returned last week after' a visit with London friends. Misses Doan have returned from a three -weeks' visit in .St. Thomas. Mrs. R. 'J.. Cluff has returned from a.tsjeasant visit with Bervie friends. Miss, (tyetta Vanhorne ' spent the weep-eral ti=lt fai4r♦�bi at Thorn_ dale, M's. C, E. •Saville left Iest week to visit friends and relatives in De- troit. • Mr. Robert Hothorn of Brumfield spent last week with friends in Clinton, Mrs. Jewett of Mitchell visited this week with her cousin, Mrs. Frank Layton. • Miss Gertrude Fowler of the Luck - now school staff, was home over the week -end. Mr: Erskine Evans has returned to • Toronto to take up his University work again. Mrs. J. W. Treleaven and Miss Nor - via left Tuesday afternoon for their new . home at Timmins, - Rev. C. J. Moorehouse is at St. Marys this week attending the London Dr. and Mrs. Peck of Hensall were. visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 3'. B. Lavis, last Friday. Conference League Convention. - Mr, Willis •Cooper has returned to Toronto to resume his studies at the School of practical Science. Miss Ethyle Wasinan, principal of Fordwieh Continuation school,spent " the week -end at her home in town. Mr. Bert-Slornan, who has been with a Chautauqua company during the summer; returned • to town last week. Miss- Kathleen Livermore, nurse -in - training • at Wingham Hospital, spent Monday with her parents here. ' Mrs,, Robert elanaliasi of Gleneoe and Mrs. Thomas of Sarnia were guests of Mr. and Mrs; Robert J. •Fisher, Mill street, -last week, • Mr. and Mrs G.'.E. Hall returned Tuesday evening after a ten -days' visit with the former's sister at Thornloe, Northern Ontario. Mrs. J. L. Cranston left for her home• at Port Arthur on Thursday after a lengthy' visit with her parents, Mr. and Nies. John Torrance. Mr. John Torrance, who has.been vis- iting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Torrance of town, for the past few. weeks, left Monday for Lethbridge,. Alta, Misses Dorothy Jervis, Mary Gibbings Bessie Lindsay and Jessie Ball are among Clinton students who are attending. Stratford Normal this term, Mrs. Wilson of Rainy River has been visiting her sisters, Mrs. A. Wilicen and Mrs. G. Hayes, of Clinton and with other relatives and friends in. the vicinity, .this week attending the \London Conference League Conventibn, rep- resenting Wesley • Young People's League, Miss Freida Wallis is in St. Marys Miss Mabel R. Clark was in Toronto yesterday attending the wedding of her niece, : Miss. Mabel L. Clark, which took place in BIoor street Presbyterian church. Mrs. A. Drrunnrond mid little babe left Monday for their home • in De- troit, after spending the summer with the :lady's parents, Mr. and'. Mrs, A, Morris. • 3i'Ir.,.'Fred Wallis returned last week from Port Arthur, where he had spent the summer, and left Tuesday for Toronto to resume his studies at the School of. ,Science; Mr. R. A. Hearn is in Hamilton this :week, visiting his wife who is at present with her daughter, Mae.; 'Whitmore of that city, and at the Same time undergoing treatment for his eyes. • Miss Garrett and .14I'rs. Mulleneauao, who have been visiting their eons - in, Miss Ward, left Monday :for (Pittsburgh, where they will visit before going to their home in. Wash- ' ington, ash-'ington, D.C, Mr. IL W. Charlesworth ,carne over from Grand Forks, N., D,, last week and on his return this week will be 'accompanied try his wife and fami- ly, who have been spending the. summer with relatives here. Mr, T. Livermore and his .wife and family spent the week -end in town with his mother and other rela- tives. They motored up from Tor- onto, doming by way. of Dundalk, ilrussele : and Blyth, calling bit ;friends at all the peintg. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Irwin and sons of Wheaton, Ali., visited Mr. and ° gas, W, 3''. 1llzl1as' ttnd other rC1e' tives irn town and vicinity this week having accompanied the remains of the tornier`a father, the late J, Irwin, wile Was buried in 'Clinton On Monday'. iSutter & Perdue HARDWARE ELECTRICAL PLUMBING" „ VENNE,EI+trilain Eltetrio Poorness Fintures, Bulbs, IIruns, Ports nl d other Appliances firing strd iilepai 'a< Pha5A6 tS1W •evorkowestim AragaVairafa P.A.AL/Jaat et sl Ti UilrSDA '1'; QOTAI]Mt 4th, 19 Ito eery The Tea market .S strong and prices will be higher i•' Our Special Blend Black, per pound 60 cents Sugar is advancing. Special this week, 10 lbs, for $1.20 BIG BROOIVI SPECIAL Aylmer' Soup, per Tin 10cFresh Dates, 2 pounds for . , ..25c. Parlor Brooms for . ... •. 75c. 10 Tine Vegetable and Tomato .. $1 I Jelly Powders, 13 pkgs. for ....$1.00 Kleenup Soap, ask for pp trial 1 Rolled. Oats,.0 lbs. or 25c. l Lemmonia, for lemon cakes„ .,20e, Canned Spinnaeh, Canned Pumpkin I Canned Sausage, Canned . Finnan Chipso in 10e. and 25c. packages Haddie SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ' Peaches, Grapes, ° Musk Melons, Celery, Sweet Potatoes, Horse Radish Cash & C rir j 2 Deny..„ ries ISIPAWAVAWOOtilakkedtl Cederich T6»wnshm3 Mr. Alvin Leonard has returned to Toronto to resume . his work at the University. At the last meeting of the town- ship council,,. the September meeting, a new township clerk was appointed to take the place left vacant by the sudden death of Mr. A. Cantelon, which occurred on, August 23rd. On Monday, just before the meeting of Council, Reeve Bert Lindsay dropped dead at the,lionte of his brother -in law, Mr. Oscar Tebbutt. The coun- cil met for a few minutes, Councillor 'H. C. Cox being elected to the chair, and a few minor matters were at- tended to, when the council adjourn- ed to meet this evening when ar- rangements will be made for the bold- ing of an election to -fill the vacancy. Although but three months of the year remains an election will have to be held. • Mr. H. J. Thornpson's new house is nearing completion, the brick work and most of the carpenter work be- ing flnishe, .The plasterers are at work this aveek. When finished it will be a ntost"cornfortable and com rnodious residence. Mr. Jesse Gray has sold his fain on the 9th to Mr. McCullough of Ben - miller and will seek rest from the la- borious work of the farm after a long spell of it. Mr. Gray has been a resident of Goderich'township for the past twelve years, coming here from Ashfield township, where he fanned for thirty-three years, corning up there as a young man front East Ox- ford. Ile has been alonefor the past five;y-earsand after forty-six years of it he's entitled to a vest. Most people will agree and will wishhim and his good wife many years of health to enjoy their well -yearned free- dom from the exacting duties of the farm, They will probably settle in Clinton. The Unity Club will meet at Mrs. John Smith's Base line, on Tuosday, October 9th. AtfilkitAVolea Th.o; ; e 4$ A B3azaaar Under the auspices of the W.M.S. will be held in the lecture room of the Ontario street Church, on FRIDAY, OCTOBER, 5th Booth for aprons, many and vai-ieo. Miscellaneous: exhibiting beautiful pieces of fancy -work, as well as all useful articles needed in every home. Dolls, handkerchiefs, candy, the home-made kind. Home-made cook- ing and Rummage. Afternoon tea will be served. Japanese Booth, in charge of Miss Sybil Courtice. Japanese articles on exhibition. Real Japanese tea will be served in the Japanese way. 20-3. Meitillap ,,township Quite a bunch 'o£ ' chickens were stolen from one titan 0110 might last week.' They fust left, hint three, Such roughs should be caught and penned up for a while themsolves. Silo filling will be completed this/ week. The threshing is done for another season and the potatoes will be the next crop to house. Mr. .Thos. Grieves' sale was ,vory. well attended but prices were not as high as fortner years but every kind of stock is, draggy this fall. BOY BILLED BY AUTO AT GODERICH An inquest has been• Ordered by Crown Attorney Seager and Coroner Dr„ Hunter to inquire into the death of Russell McKay, aged six, who died, from the result_of injuries received' front being straek by an auto owned by Oscar Windmill, As near as can be learned, the lit- tlo boy was playing with two other children on the road when the car. came along, The ear was reported to be driven by a Miss Proctor, a young girl, with Windmill in the seat alongside. Windmill had hold of the wheel on the near approach to the children. The 'boy started to the sfdelva& when he heard the car tom - him hut turned bleu to got his' tri-. cycle, and it was in doing 00 that he was struck and run over., death oe- cruming about art hour' afterwards. The deceaaed was the youngest son of Mn and Mas. Simon Mein', t arrti�n Cron street. WILLARD'S " Seal of Approval CHOCOLATES Luscious creamy fondants, enriched with choicest fruits and nuts. Won- derful nougats, and new and differ- ent "Tid-bits." Special 60c. lb. box. Try our ever popular 99 Home-made Candy Ice Cream 'Always on hand. +s.l E. 09RT lacNDvtiO j F Confectionary and Restaurant "We aim to please.". Hospital azar Friday, Oct. 26th A nninber of attractive booths are being arranged for the Hospital Ba- zaar on October 26th, in the town. hall: Lady Bowlers—•Kitchen shower booth, congener, Mrs. H, R. Sharp. Girls' Auxiliary—Miscellaneous, eon- vener; Miss Z. Robertson. Women's Institute—Country store, convener, Mrs. J. Flynn. Rummage—Convener, Miss Bowden. Unity Club—Miscellaneous, convener, Mrs. Connell. ' C G 1,T.—Candy, Convener, Miss . M: Hawkins. l?,t'ocluce—Convener^, Mrs. E. Saville. Hospital Board --Christmas gifts, convener, Mrs. E. Hovey. Fish Pond—Convener, lVirs. J. Wise- man: Afternoon Tea Convener, Miss Grainger, Slipper will be served in Willis church lecture room front 5,30 to o'clock. Under the auspices oi! the Girls' Auxiliary, an old-time dance will be given 111 tho evening. 1VIr. Andrew Pester, 0 customs, offi- cer at Godorich, has lust returned front_ a trip to Cleveland, Ohio, where he visited his daughter, Miss Harrier. who is a nurse -m -training in the Cloveland City hospital. lt¢r, Robt. Kyle of Brantford looked after the onstorns business during Mr. Porter's absence. ' Dr. and Mips. Irwin of. Winghent,, Who have been travelling in England and nut the Corttiaent, have returned hone, lir Et We are fully prepared to supply all your roofing Requirements with the old reliable Brantford Asphalt Slab Slate, 4.inches to the weather, best on the market. r: A full line of Roll Roofing all kinds and prices. Roofing paints and plastic cement for patching roofs etc. Loots - yours over while the weather is good then look us over for prices —we will use you right. in the Furiliture Store We are ready for the. long Cool evenings to makes things .cont- fortable and cozy. ;Come in and loot over our stock of Chester- field Suites, Divanettes, Comfortable chairs and rockers. We al- ways carry a large stock of beds, springs and mattresses and prices will suit your purse. Cli ton Hardware and Furniture Co® THE STORES WITH A STOCK • Furniture Phone: 104 • . Hardware 195 • cClary 's Electric Range g A rat„ge' of wonderful promise and actual perfor- mance with McClary's Protected Elements secure a- gainst carelessness or preventable accidents. .secure With'-`Motlary's seam- less, round. cornered, ena- meled` ovan assured of juicy, tender roasts, deli- ci9us pastry, and crisp flaky pies, This out ill ustra+es style No.1 O.This range -is made of ENAMELED STEEL WI'PH. NIWKI1E TRIiM- MINOS LUXURIOUS- LY finished. USE YOUR OWN UTILITY— IT PAYS. HYDRO SHOP, Clinton Tmeamommeoloresastentwearecracano Mission Band Bazaar of Willis Church Will be held in the Council Chamber Saturday, October 13th BOOTH* :Fancy Weak Ilontemadd Balling Candy )i9oi. Pond Stantikeretief AFTERNOON' TEA WII SERVED D .FROIt , 3 t BAZAAR Under .the auspices of. the Ladies+ of St. Joseph's Church will be held in the Parish Hall on. ThersdaiUs Nov..151h Booths for aprons, handkerchiefs, fancywork, children's wear, homemade baking, homemade candy, Fish Pond., Afternoon To will be Served. x --r+ Pawl Supper Hot ;fowl slipper beginning :at 5:3 MUSIC' I `'.