HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-11-1, Page 8CLINTON'S 'LIwADINO JEWELLEY STGl k4
iiverware
Ws Gerry a stock2ol Silverware that is the
best to be had.' Also Cwt Glass and .Fine Chinas
everything to -be fouled in an up-to=date Jewelery''
Store, ' Wats lie.,; ';'Clocks; Wedding and Engage,
Rings, Presents; Etc.
Do your byes noe4 testing? We can do it for you
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,leWoller and Optinielie
Next Hovey's Arug Storei
a e a repave
for the cold winter weatltea.`? You ziiay', need a new
new overcoat or smile good wariat uunderwear,
sweater, a
We are showing a choice assortnient of Sweaters; pure wool and
away below last year's price.
The Overcoats are Going
Get yours white the assortment is best. Our styles are right, the
materials are the best and the pr ices the lowese.
We carry Stanfield, St, George. old "Tiger brands of wool under-
wear—None better at any pipe.
SMALL PROFITS
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For Fall Paper, Papering anal Decorating
Estimates given freely. Prices reasonable.
Ail• work guaranteed.' . Orders left with Mrs. Mout, Armstrong, Her-
on street will receive prompt'etttention.
Seelour paper', hooks and save 20 per cenb, on allpapers.
Thre Men Were Pleas .r d
with the suits' we made for then .
and told,three other men. That
if ade six patrons and they will .'
firing us more trade. If we •
hadn't suited the first three We
would lose all six. Let the
numbers multiply—we' will be"
glad 'to clothe as many men
from town and country es we
can. ++ `
If you're in a hurry, bee
how quickly we .can turn' out a
suit' or overcoat for you.
Davis ecs kiertnan
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WALL, PAPER
Tile W. D. Fair '
Often the Cheapest—.4.ltvayu .the Beet
Is there. any ware better than Granit for general use, We., earry.;
a full line of it and will be•glad to show you our stock.
Also electrical, goods. and fzxtures,Plumbing Supplies, And when
considering a furnace remember we sell Me0lery Sunshine. '
Satter & Perdtte
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Mrs.' W. It.. Counter is visiting her
son,Mn Morley Counter' of Buffalo..
Mrs. Ro'beit' Piereen ;17—Ethel has
been visiting friends in Clinton the
the past week.
De. J." W,' and 'Mao. Peek of .Hensaall
visited Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lavin one
day this week.
Mrs. (Dr.) Gunn has returned from
a visit with ;her :daughter, ,Mas.
Cross of Detroit. •
Miss Marion Andrews is spending a
few days .this week as the guestof
her sister, Mrs, F. F. Gillies ori
Kitchener. n
tea. and Mrs, F1: G. Zinn of Lanes,
spent the week -end as the guests of
the Iady's Barents, Mr, and Mrs.
"George Holland. •
Mrs, Elliott .arid littlpn daughter of
Toronto have 'been -visiting - the
.lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 3 B,
Lindsay, during the` past week;
Mrs. Grace Sheeley'left Friday nior-
ning for Erin, where she will spend
the winter, with her daughter, Miss
Charlotte, wlio is teaching there.'
Mrs: Helen Quinn and Miss Anne
SAbery of Londes'boro spent the
week-end•as the guests of the for-
rner's eistdY,` Mrs. W. ?. Herman
of town.
Mr. -Fred Sloman left last -Thursday
afternoomfor Toronto and wenton
the beginning of. the week to Nor-
thern Ontario, having accepted a
. school ,hear' Englehart.
Mr. and Mas: Blanchard; who have
been visting the lady's. mother, Mrs,
Margaret'Piclsett of town, left last
week to visit friends at Schnectady , `
M. Y, before going to Detroit.
Mr. Goeclon Cuninglianie returned on
Monday feoni a little trip up north,
where he slid a bit of fishing and
hunting, although .it was a little
,too early in the season for much
of the Iattee.
Commissioner Chas. Sowton and Mrs..
Sowton, Col. Abby, Major Byers
and Adj. Wright of the Salvation
Army were in town over the week-
end "and''condueted 'meetings 'Sun-
day morning and afternoon.
Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Lavin , attended
a fowl supper at Zuri.oh on Thurs-
day evening last and on their re
turn they were accompanied • by
Miss' Maynie-Laniontwizo remain_
ed .their guest until yesterday.
Miss Gertrude Fowler and Miss
died Treleaven of Lucicnow spent
the, week -end at the home of the
faring, that of Dr.. end"Ivirs, 11.
Fowler, Misses Fowler. and Tre-
leaven assisted the Wesley church
choir Sunday morning aiid sang a
duet' after the sermon.
Mrs. W. S. Lawrence, who has been
spending a few weeks with her
daughter in Hamilton,: has returned
to town this week, . r She was ac-
, ,conrpanied,. by her son, >Mr. Ray
Lawrence, who `has just returned
from `Japan,; having been through
the'earthquelce horror. He leaves
for Ottawa- on a short visit before
+returning to New York, his •firm's
headquarters. For, the present it
is not Certain when they will re,
establish themselves in Japan,
Akibtirri
gr. and Mas: T. Riddell, who have
bbextended viee on ane sit to friends
in the West; •returned on Sattirclay.
Me.• John Arthur has an attack
of the grippe, we hope for his speedy.
recovery.
Rev, D. N. McGamus of London, is
assisting Rev. P. Banes, during the
services at Donnybrook..
;Mr, G. Hallam arrived home from
Saskatchewan lest Friday.
Our new barber, Mr, E. Carter,"has'
rented the house lately occupied by
Mr. R. Gravinstein, •
Anniversary services' will be held
in the Baptist church next',Sunday,
November 4th at 3 pan, and 7,30..
Rev. Mr. Patker to be the speaker
at both services.
Mx. G. Young, whose barn; Was des-
troyed by flee is erecting a new steel
barn.
Mr.. McDonald, who has been help.
Ing in Mr. Rtiddell's store during his
absence, has roturned•to him 'home at
Ailsa Craig.
The Woman's Institute will hold a
bazaar and tea on Thursday evening'
November 22nd, in the Forestef' s hall.
A number of attractive booths are
being arranged, Tea will be solved
from 6.30 to 9 o'clock.
The Institute peeked ti barrel of
fruit acid had it sent to the Sick Child-
eenf, hospital , in Totonto. The
•members who were tcc late with thefr
donation are asked to leave the fruit
at: Mrs. ,l`. ,Iolinstoa'o and it will he
given to the Children's Sheller, Gode-
rich,
M'. Ivy of :Toronto now eceupice
the position of Dank Manager here,
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Dates, ;fresh and juicy,
Raisins '.newly seeded,
New seedless raisins
3 lbs fdr,25c
per ib 15c
perlb 1e.
Valencia Raisins
while they last, 15c
' Table. Syrup 5 pound pail ;for
• 45s,
Canned Pumpkin, per tin , , , , .20e
Sardines, 4 tins . , , .. , .25e.
Black 'Tea,_ per lb, ' doe
Shelled Almonds, per lb
Best Currants, cleaned, per lb;
Mixed Peels per lb. ,
Red Robin Salmon ..... ,
Maple' Loaf Salmon, per tin ...
Shelled 'Walnuts, per Ib...........
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590:,
i 25c,
..,, ,...,.50c:
See our assort .ernt of Riley's Toffies, per lb 60c
New Table Figs
New Cooking Figs
Sweet Potatoes
Chestnuts :.
Celery
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Cranberries
Finnan 1 -laddie
tarsh r'
2 SN.i.elAtveLiies.
[elaDidesb r12i
Mrs. Alex. Wells spent a few "days
with Mrs. Bert Allen of,Iierlpek dur-
ing the week.
Mrs. Helen Quinn and Miss Anne
Abery spent the week -end with Mrs.
W. T. Herman in Clinton.
Mr, and: Mrs. James. Fairservice
spent Sunday with relatives in Brus
eels.
Mr. tnd:,Mrs, W. Jones, accompan-
ied by Mr: >Bain of Palmerston vis-
ited the lady's perents, Mr. and Mrs.'
John Fingland, on. Sunday.
°Mr. George` Keith and Mr. Stuart
Campbell of Granton spent Sunday J
at the Manse. 1 E. WEN E
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. Miss Anne Abery left an'Wednes-
day for a couple of weeks' visit with
friends in Waikerville, Ont,
Ilev'. Dr. Griffith of Ronan, China,
gave a very interesting address in
the, Presbyterian church on Sunday
afternoon.
• Mr. George Barr and Miss . Barr
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Ar'-
chie, Radford, Kinburn, •
A'numlier from this locality attend-
ed the anniversary services at -the
Mebitodiit ehureh, : Constance, last
Sunday.
Mo. and Mrs. Colin Fingland of
Blytlr Spent Sunday in the village.
rev. A. Macfarlane of .Bayfield
Preached in Burns' church, liullett, on
Sunday morning and Rev. Jas. Abery
took the morning; service in Bayfield.
The annual tliankoffering meeting
of the W. M, S. was held in Burns' Hot fowl supper beginning at, 5:30
church. on Wednesday afternoon, when
14Iisi Herdman of Ottawa, a returned
missionary, addressed, the meeting.
dederich '
With the arrival in town this week
of Mr. Coeur" de Lion McCarthy of
Montreal it becomes apparent that the
unveiling of the Goderich and vicini-
ty war memorial will not take, place
this fall. The' delay is entirely clue
to the fact that 141r. McCarthy was
uttab1e to secure from the New York
Foundry delivery of the bronze figure
84'' feet high which is to adorn the
top of the .10 -foot granite pedestal.
The: latter, however, with its inecrip.
tion of almost 100 names of fallen.
heroes of Goderieh town and Colborne
and •Goderieh townships, will be
ed in position this`. week, The con-
crete foundation for the memorial
is 10 feet square and 6 feet deep and
.Was laid last week.
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The ,"K:iddies" enjoy our Candies.
They are always fresh and deliciotas.•
SPECIALS THIS) WEEK
,Cream Caramel
Log Roll
° .Sea Foam
Peanut and . Cocoanut Taffies_
Bul1C'-Chocolates-the finest '
Fancy Packages—the best
+Bao.
ttonfectionary and Restaurant
"We aim to please.'
BAZAAR
Under the auspices of the Ladies`
of St. Joseph's Church will be held:
in the Parish Hall on "
Thuursdag, Nov.15th
Boothe for' 'aprons(handkerohiefs,
fancywork, children's wear, homemade
baking, homemade candy. Fish Pond.
Afternoon Tea will be Served
Fowl Supper
McKillop Township
While threshing at T. E. Hays' farm
on 'Monday a spark from .the engine
took fire on the roof and the engi-
neer noticed the smoke beginning to
else' so he blow the whistle and all
hands !made a quick move and the
old time-honoured , bucketbrigade
soon got the blaze under control. It
was just in the nick of time though,.
as there was Welt .a strong wind
blowing iuid the smoke was coming
through the roof over the straw mow,
Mo, Harold Lawrence and family
and also Mr. F, Coleman and family
took in theTurner :church anniver„
carp service% bunday last. •
Miss Birt and Mr. X. W. Taylor et
Masahmontrlleme,Belleville, who are
superintendents over tbo who
and
girls, were calling 'en the boys and
girls in the tieinii;V the past weep,
They both report very few complaints.
from them.`-
Goderich will vote on a the betide
on
Nov.e]9th to guatanthe theetide �o:fA
the hospital for $00,,000.
MUSIC
Stalnleg Township
'Mrs. Wm. Turnbull and, daughter,
Marion, of Grand Bend spent it •few,
days last week visiting their cousins,
Misses Margaret and .Greet ?whale.'
Mr. And Mrs., James Dewar spent
Saturday. in Clinton.
Mr. Albert Robinson of the. Front
road had a very successful auction
sale on Thursday last. Mr. Robinson
intends proving to California for the
winter.
TOTAL ECLPSE OP SUN IN
JANUARY
Parties of scientists from. all over
the world will begin to gather in Wes-
tern Ontario early in Januaay 1024, to
witness the total eclipse' of the sun,
which will reach its greatest depth of
intensity in this district on January
25th.
The eun will begin to be obscured
by the moon about 8 in the morning,
If the day is clear. all Western Ontar-
ie will have a unique opportunity of
observing one of the most speeteoular
of recurrent celestial marvels.
Darkness will return, stars will
Shine in the vault of .heaven, and be-
wildered fowl will return to roost
wondering at an event Choy are un-
able to understand, .
The Queen's Hotel at Brussels hats
again changed hands, the new Iars-
prietors 'being S. 'l', Plum ea Son, Who
are nowpoetession. Messrs Plmii
have conducted the livery stable at
the rear of the betel .for many years
and have also- operated the bus lino;
Provincial officer !'Nippon of Wing -
ham attys ha saw ai black fox while
driving through a $wtnp reeently;
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To consider your heating prob-
lems. We handle 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 have a full line of
QuebeeRanges and Boaters an
You will never know what rent'
contfoxt means until you have
brie to combat the cold winter
Irl weaher•.
We have a few good second
ranges in good condition which
we are offering: at very low
prices,
A.%full stock of guns and am-
munition,:
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elinton Hardware and Furniture to.
,THE STORES WITH A STOCK -
Furniture Plume: 104 Hardware 195
SALT FL
Heat is 'imperative in your
tiokne or. ' office, But .•so is
fresh air. How often the' one
is sacrificed for the other! You
get yo`ttr room warm, but the air
ie so !`stuffy" you are .tempted
to chance chills.
• It is no longer necessary to
suffer either cold or stuffiness.
You San have cosy comfort and
pure air in the same time. And
the method is easy, siinple and
economical.
Merely invest the money you
save on your fuel bill in a `.
Majestic 'Electric Heater
USE YOUR OWN UTILITY - IT`PAYS
HYDRO SI-10P,Clint()
The Girls will
Serve Supper
The Girls' Club of 1#4llis Church
will serve a Thanksgi ,iiag supper in
the lecture room' of the church on Fri-
day. evening, November 0th, from 5
to 7 o'clock,
Admission 35c
1Praink Woads, who recently gal .
his ;tabu in Grey teitushi t, has intr.
chased the house an Turnborry street
south, from irs. J,'JSrtr ni Brussals
,
end will move to town this fall.
l'Viilili9+i Sale
In order to make roaan'.for our inid,.
winter hats, We aro having a special:
sale of, Millinery -
FRIDAY' AND SATURDAY
NOVEMBER 2ND AND 3RD,,
TheVogue
Barry, 'tire three-year-old seen Com°
Mr, and Mrs. A. L. 'Posliff of Wing -
ham, :fcli off the back nevelt at his.
hone ane day last week and broke his,
aria,