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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-10-25, Page 8411191111111116961 li li,aat am tqc ;s -Rees 4 i']IlJ1R5I)AY, Gil 'i 0131 R 2f;th, CLINTON'SL1 AJMNG 4.EWELL1 . ,STORii iiverware Ws carry a stockjof Silverware that is the best to be had. Also Cut Glass and Pine China, everything to be frrad in au up.to-date Jewelery Store, Watches,KClocks, Wedding and Engage- ment Rings, • Presents, Etc. Da your Eyes need testing? We coo do it for "you dcwelle R.- H. JOHNSON rid Opticiint Next ttoyey's Drug Store eastemsersecerawasnalasaacci.ss re You. repared Y for the cold winter' weather? new overcoat or some good waren underwear. You tray, need a new sweater, a We are showing a choice assortment of Sweaters, pure' wool and away below last year's price, The Overcoats are Going Get yours while the assortment is best. Our •styles are right,: materials are the best and the pr ices the lowest. e We carry Stanfield, St. ,George and Tiger brands of wool under- wear -None better at any price. Piu SMALL PROFITS 111 Steel , ,pos. PRONE .25. MORE Ii'USINESS SEE KAY ti},POTTERc For Fall Paper, Papering and Decorating 'E'stireates given freely. "° Prices reasonable.' NI work guaranteed. Orders teff with Mrs, Robt. Armstrong, Hur- on' street' will receive prompt attention:. See our paper,,books and save 20 per cent. on all papers. Three Men ..ere P with the suits we made for them and told three other hien. That made six patrons and they will bring us, more trade: , If we hadn't suited the first three we' • would; lose all nix. Let the numbers. multiply:. we will. be glad to clothe as many men from town and country as we can. If you're in a hurry, see how quickly we can turn out a suit or overcoat for you. ase Davis Sc Herman VETERAN TAILORS settassaanwessexsantessawswaseessos GRIMTLWAJtE ' „. Is there any'.ware better than Granit for general use.• We carry a full line of it and will be glad to show yon bur stock, Also electrical goods and. fixtures.rlumbing Supplies. And when considering a furnace remember we sell McGiary; Sunshine.' Sutter & Perdue fYARDWARE ELECTRICAL 1PLUM,BIriG At IA C. H. VJ`ER, Electrician krt' 'Ranges,t Q t 'Ranges,�`�tta e , Bulbs, ;rotas, Pans awl other Appliances t"hOue 151w. incl Repairs. ake Your Jose A Home With Attractive WALL PAPER Tile W. D. Fair 9:#o. Often the Cheapest—Alwaye the Best p� q iaa i IJfe Minionn no eel 111111, 000 Mr. G. Phelan, who has been in Mon. troal, is home this week,, 'Mrs. Heriot of St;; Marys is the guest of her sister, Mrs. J. Wiseman. Mrs.' Donald Kennedy has returned from a visit with her sons in De- troit. - Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Agnew and lit- tle Was Agnes are in town frone Guelph. Mr. Oliver Jervis of the Base line left on Friday on a business trip to the west, ' Miss Aphrew ,Steepe left last week to yisit her aunt at Waterbury, Conn,, for a few weeks. ' Mr. Si' B. Stothers is in Guelph today. attending the annual sale of live stock at the O.A.O. Mr, and Mrs. Hearn of Toronto are guests this week at the home of their song Dr, P. Hearn of town, Mrs. Gordon Cuninghame and child- ren spent the - week -end as the guests of Mrs. E. G. Bell of Sea - forth. Mrs. E. C. Johnston and Miss Mabel Johnston of Goderich, visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. • F. W. Johnston during the past week. Mr. 3. A. Irwin is in Toronto this week attending a meeting of the board of the Deaconess Training School, of which he is a member. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Runtball and little son .motored up from Windsor and spent' the week -end with the for mer's mother, here, Mrs. C. Rum- Ibali. Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler and little daughter of London have been vis- iting at the home of the lady's par- ents; Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Stephen- son. . Mr. and Mrs. Atcheson and Mr. Dodds of Orangeville motored over on Sat- urday and spent the week -end with the lady's parents, Mr, and Mrs, D. Steeper Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Gillies' and Miss 'Warier' of Kitchener spent the -week-end as the guests pf the lady's parents, Magistrate and Mrs. Andrews. Mr. Gordon Ousting/tame left -Sat- urday Saturday for Toronto but will prob ably visit Northern Ontario before his return and may have a bit of' hunting,' as is his usual custom. Mrs, Howard 'Williams and child, who have been spending some •tiara with the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. ., Chas. Lovett of town, left Friday last to join Mr. Williains:in Detroit. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Hutchins of Barrie visited the latter's aunt, ' Mrs. Chas,-Helyer, last week.'Har- ry_will be remembered as the gen- ial baggageman at the Clinton sta- tion some years ago. Mrs. Mackay of Athens, who was a delegate to the W. C. T, V,, con- vention at Brantford, came.. on up to Clinton andvisited for a few days over the week -end with her cousins, 'the Andrews' families. Dr, and Mrs, Cfiapliison and little son of Hamilton motored up on Saturday to visit Dr. and Mrs. • Hearn. Dr. Chappison returned to Hamilton on Monday but Mrs. .Chappison and son are remainiing this week. Mr. IL E, Wildman of Preston, is as: sisting D'gstniot Bepiresentatiive Stothers during the absence owing to illness of Mr, Andrew. Just now they are busy preparing for the Agricultural Short Course, to open in .Exeter on November 26th. Mrs. J. G. Quinnell and little son have returned to their hone in Toronto after spending the past couple of months with the lady's mother, Mrs. Argent of town. Mr. Quin- nell went west on theharvest ex- cursion and has just recently re- turned. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rowelifi'e and children left yesterday for Ontario, California, where they intend mak- ing their hone in Attire, Mr. Row. chile has not had the best of health and it is hoped the change of cli- mate will be benefl4ial to hint. !Clinton citizens are sorry' to have thorn go. 1 Tuckersmitf► Township Mr. and Herbert Welt have re- turned from a trip to the west,' MdKillop : 'i'awnship Quite a number are getting apple butter made the past week, The fall plowing is almost complet- ed and some are taking tin turnips end report they'nover had 'larger ter. nips, ` M. T. Grieve lett last wook for Now Ontario whore he intends to reside as he has bought a farm up there, Itie wife and family will follow in a :few days. s Coier arly Fruits r d Other specials ,NEWLY- SEEPED 1i.AISINS , , , , , , , , ; , ; ,, , , , , .per lb , , ,15 , , , „7 lbs for.. 1,00 . ,per lb.:. .15 „7 lbs for., 1,00 3. VALENCIA RAISINS, NEW , , „ , . , , , , , , , per ib . , 19: 4. MIXED PEELS , , , .. , , , , , . , ,per Ib .59 5,SHELLED ALMONDS , , , . ,,pct' Ili, , .49 o. SHELLED WALNUTS , . , ,p49 -lb , , .50 " CTJR.RANTS, BEST, CLEA NED:.• ,per lb., !.19 3. ROLLED OATS , .........................6 lbs fort, .25 9. . WHEAT , .3 lbs for.. ',25 10. CORN MEAL G lbs for.. .25 11. RED ROBIN SALMON, , , ••..,per tin".. .25 12. CANNED CORN per tin,—. .10' 13, CANNED TOMATOES . , . , , •, , aper tin .. ,10 14. BLACK TEA .. .. por lfii.. ,6D 15. JELLY POWDERS1,04. 16. BAKING POWDER •, ',per lb.. .23 17; P. & G. OR GOLD SOAP , . , . , 10 bars for, , .72 2. Sp1EALESS •RAISINS .. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Sweet Potatoes r Cram Berries Finnan Haddie.. Bananas Grape Fruit Spanish Onions Highest price for Bahr and Eggs (graded) C;., sh Car&'u 2 EL ,.liveries St. Helens My. and Mrrs. Robt. Snell from Au- burn visited at the home of the lat. ter's father, Mrs. Neil Campbell on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phillips of Lis- towel spent the week -end at the hone of Mrs. R. 3. Woods. Mr. = W. Woods visited at the home of Mr. Dan Martin one day last week, Mr. James' Aitcheson, Sr., who has been visiting friends in Durham has raturnied hoimte again. Miss Dorothy Webster has gone to Stratford Normal. "Mrs D., B. Murray, who has ;been seri-01Ny Mlle recovering. Mr. Geo. Stuart) has returned from a visit to Chicago and other places. iVTiss Buckingham attended the fu- neral of her. Cousin, Mr. Black at Ayr on Monday. Mrs. Gordon has returned after visiting for a few days in Goderich. Mr. R. J. Woods and Alvin and Mi. and Mrs, ,Robinson Woods visited at the homes of Mr. James Irwin and Mr. Richard Martin, Kinloss, one day last. week. News of Happenings in the Co untag antd District The jury appointed• to inquire into the cause of the death of Russel Mac- Kay, who was run over by a car driv- en by Mr. Oscar Winn -rill on Cameron street, Goderich, on September 80th, rendered a verdiet of accidental and unavoidable death, !Mr. R. A. Graham, the first pub- lisher of The Wingham Tunes, cele- brated his ninety-third birthday last Thursday. - - Miss Myrtle Pawson, who is leav- ing eaving the employ of the Telephone Co., at Brussels anter four years servicet. was presented by the central. staff with a handsome reed tray last week. Anniversary services were conduc- ted in Cavan Presbyterian Church, Exeter, on Sunday, . The special preacher was Rev. J. E. Hogg, • of Clinton who preabhed two most inter- esting and inspiring sermons. His evening subject was "The Divine Mis- sion of Our Lord," in which he eta- phasizod the fact that Christ, had given three instruments for carrying out . this mission, the Holy Catholic Church, a universal Gospel and an ubiquitous spirit. Large congrega- tions .were present morning and ev, ening, and a liberal offering was con- tributed. Special music was render- ed by an augmented choir. Children's Day was observed in the Trivitt Memorial Church, I3xeter, on Sunday. The Sunday school attend- ed tine morning service in a body, and appropriate hymns 'were used through this : service, A large congregation was present. ,Councillor E, I. Hill, to prominent and popular citizen of Godericlt, is leaving that town about the beginning of the month and will spend the win. ter' at the Pacific Coast. In the spring, it is understood, he will return to the um business, ice was in- terested b s Vis, tit which before enlisting to go oven - seas. Since returning from over. sons Mn Hill has taken a very prom- inent part in the town life of Gode- rich. He has been a member of the council for the past two yore, having now been granted leave of absetlee :for three months, end was interested in many, of the organizations working for tete: geed of the town. TTo was engaged in the , bond and Ininianes busjnesa• until; about the first of this month, When lie sold out to0, 1" Cnt- ey and Sort, CANDIES Home made Candies' are always fresh and delicious Fpr the week -end, we will have `,NXARTHAA JANE.' and. "ANNIE LAURIE'' Peanut and Cocoanut Taffy, Saturday Specal 25e. a pound. 2 lbs. for 48c. .0'm E....pIQI WENDORF Confectionary and Restaurant "We aim to please." Hospital Bazaar Friday, Oct. 26th A number of attractive booths are being arranged for the Hospital' Ba-. zaar on October 26th, in- the town hall: Lady Bowlers—Tfitchen shower booth,_ convener, Mrs. H. R. Sharp.; Girls' Auxiliari-Miscellaneous, con- vener, Miss 3; Robertson. Women's Institute --Country store, convener, Mrs. J. Flynn. Rummage -Convener, Miss Bowden. Unity Club --Miscellaneous, convener, Mrs. Connell. C.G.I.T,—Candy, Convener, Miss M. Hawkins. Produce= -Convener, Mrs. E. Saville. Hospital Board --.Christmas gifts, convener, Mrs, E. Hovey. Fish Pond --Convener, - Mrs. J. Wise. man, - Afternoon Tea Convener, Miss Grainger. -Supper will be 'served in Willis church lecture. room from 5.80 to 7 o'clock. Under the auspiees of the Girls' Auxiliary, an old-time dance will be given in the evening. HUNTERS ASSURED SUCCESS It means much to prospective hun- tars," whether travelling in a party or alone, to be put in direct touch with the best location for their par ticular choice of game and with out., fitters and guides at the going -in Point, with whom satisfaetory ar- rangements ear' be made boforojtand, A hunting trip cannotbe other than nn Mil• •Sfi successful under these conditions. The Canadian Pacific Railway offers this service to anyone- who contemplates • a hunting trip anywhere, either in Ontario, Qttebee, New Brunswick or in the Rockies for mountain game, Arty of its agents will gladly secure this information, or alt inquiry ad- dreased to W. Patten, . District Pas. stinger Agent, 'Toronto, will be given immediate and earoful attention, Folder "Open; Seasons for Bunting in Canada, 1023" will also be forwarded, 25.1., del Ph ne 4 The Pilot Superior Pipeless Furnace No Time Like the result To consider your heating prob- lems, . We hanible the Pilot Superior Pipeless Furnace and will be pleased to give any in- formation you may require. Every furnace guaranteed to be absolutely satisfactory: We also hate •a full line of Quebec Ranges and Heaters and you will never know what real comfort means until yeti have one to combat the cold winter weaher,, Wr have a fere good second ranges in good' Condition ,which we are offering at very low prices. • A full steakof guns and ant- -munition. F Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co. THE STORES WITH A STOCK Furniture Phone:' 104 . HEALTHFUL- HEAT Heat is imperative in your home Jnr• office. But so is fresh air. How often the one is sacrificed for the other! Yoni get your xoom warm, but the air is SO "stuffy" you are tempted to chance Mills, Tr is no longer necessary :to suffer either cold or stuffiness, You can have easy comfort and pure air at the sante time.: And the -method is easy, simple and economical. • Merely invest the money you save on your fitteI bill in a `,Majestic Electric Heater USE YOUR OWN UTILITY •— IT PAYS HYDRO SHOP, Cilia The Rev, C. E. Cragg,'of Wing - ham received word lust -week of the death of. his #atber, the Rev. Edward Cragg of C:alg%try, at the alga of ninety-faur gears. 1'm10 me tender the ausbioee o. Girls' Auxiliary the in the Tc wile t Pits Oct, 20th ro Adel it�it wwwwwWwwwWwa Bulbs! b I'llant now for winter Arid spring! , bloom Paper White Narcissus, Oheice stabs Spetia'l St each ALSO HYACINTHS DAPFODILS MIMESIS'SACRI:Il LILI,II • • AND TtYLIPS. Prepared soil delivered tt yyL��'��qyyyy�, cl xtic. n Iran