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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-11-15, Page 8LINTON'SLEADING' J1GWZLL1IYSTORXr Silverware .for Christmas We are showing a large assortment of Silverware, China and Glassware; Ivory Goods, and everything - found in an up-to=ease Jeweiery Store. Goods selected now will he kept till wanted,by"paying a' small deposit on ft.• Watches—We have a:large assortment from $5 up Clocks ---From • tits best makers, and are good time keepers. ® .. m J431INSON 'Jeweller and. Optician Next Hovey's Drug Store re u reparec for the cold winter weather? You may need a new sweater, a new overcoat or some good warm underwear. We are showing a choice assortment of •S away below last year's price. 'Die Overcoats Get yours while the assortiiient materials are the best and the eaters, pure wool and. b, _i.�;si are Going::, is best. Our styles are right; the pr ices the lowest. -as We carry Stanfield, St. deorge and Tiger -brands of wool under- , wear—None better at any price. strawasmemeassascommoramesumna ur:rsteel PHONE 25. SMALL PROFITS • notawasmas POS.. ;MORE B'US'INESS SEE AY & POTTER r _ o. F®Y Fall Paper, Papering and Decorating Estimates given freely.' Prices reasonable. A11 work guaranteed. Orders left .with Mrs. Robt. Armstrong,' Hur. on street will receive prontpt attention. See -our paper books and save 20 per cent. on all papers. Make Your House Home With Attractive WALL PAPER -Tlio IN. B. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest -Always the Best Three Men ,r, 4; ' 're 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 would lose all six. Let the numbers multiply -we will be glad to 'clothe .as 'many men fiom -town and eotntry as we If you're in a hurry, see how quickly we can turn out a suit or overcoat for you. • Davis & Hertriatt VETERAN `.TAILORS , anseasissowevaineessinossneavionownsveizahnosaash u n , iy aunnuumwmi noun eDo� _: mauls lu C[lr►tan Mr, J, B; Levis Was in Toronto over the week -end. Mr.' George Phipps ,of Goderich was in town en Tuesday: Miss • :Viola Wise spent the week -enol, at her home in.,Goderich, Mr. J. Knight of London spent the holiday with his family in town. Mr. Jack Bowden of Hamilton` Normal was home for the holiday period. Miss I{athleen Livermore of Wirghnm spent Thanksgiving at herhome' in town. Mr. Chambers Hutton of town spent' the week -end at his ]mule in Kin- cardine. Mrs,; John Cluff spent Thanksgiving avith her son, Mr. Robt. Chaff near Bayfield. Miss Rudd and Miss Clark spent the week -end incl holiday with Gode- rich friends. Miss Etta Hardy of London Normal spent the week -end and holiday at her home. in town. Mrs. W. H. Jervis and Miss Laura spent the week -end and holiday with Goderich relatives. Miss Ethel Holmes of Alma College spent the holiday. period at her home, -Wesley parsonage. Mr. and Mrs, G. H. Elliott and family have been visiting friends in Port Huron during thepast week, Mr. and Mrs. W. French of .iGppen. .spent the week -end and holiday es the guests of Mrs. Chambers: Mrs. George Stanbury spent Thanks- giving with her. daughter, Mrs. J. H. McEwan of Stanley township, Mrs. and Miss Hyslop and Miss Smil- lie of Walton -spent Thanksgiving Day with Mrs. Chambers of town. Is there a iy ware better than Granit for general use. We „ Barry a full line of it and will be glad to show you our stock,' Also electrical goods and fixtures.Plumbing Supplies. And when considering a furnace remember we sell' McClary Sunshine, Sutter & Perdue Aninaittl EL"E ItICA%J ' I'L111YLISING f.Y, : 1' lectt'ie Thahge , '"x .acres', 1301ba, harp* Apl, lt.0 cee ti> sl Re 11i31irtr. r�rad 'other, li Mr, Jim Lovett of St. Catharines mo- tored no and spent the -week-end and holiday with his parents in toiJn. Master Bobbie Pheonix of Hamilton spent the week -end and holiday per_ iod with his grandmother, M'rs. R..` J. Cluff. Miss Sharp and ,-Miss Jessie : Sharp ,of St. Mary's are guests -this Vyeek at the home of. their. •brother, Mr. IL R. ',Sharp. Mr. and Mrs. Ogle Miller and child of -Goderich- spent the week -end with Mr. R. 3. Miller and'' Miss Jean Miller of town: Mr. and Mrs. Ellery returned to their home in Ingersoll on Tuesday after' a visit with Mi . and Mrs. 3. D. Atkinson of town. Miss Coleman and Miss Margaret Mc- Kinsey of Stanley township visited at the home . of Mr. and Mrs. J. McKinley over the week -end. Mrs. C, G. Middleton spent the weelu., end and holiday in Toronto; with her daughters, Misses Jean and Helena, Who are teaching there. Miss Myrtle Armstrong, who is at- tending Stratford Norinai, spent Thanksgiving with her mother, Mrs. Robt. Armstrong, Huron ' street. Mrs. M. Corless and her grandson, Harold Walker, of Burgesville spent. the week -end sis the guests of tlie !orrnor's son, Mr. M. T. ,Corless. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Atkinson and Miss Eileen and their guests, i4lr.`and Mrs. Ellery of Ingersoll, Spent Thanksgiving with Seafotth friende, Mr. Hugh Dutton and Mr. Aaanstrong of Flint, Mich.,, --are spending the. week as the guests of the former's parents, Mr, and Mrs. John Lutton Of town, Mr. Dean Courtice motored up from Hamilton on Saturday and spent a" couple of days as the guest of. his parents. Mi. and Mrs. E. G. Courtice. Mrs. 'Jaynes Livermore of town and Mrs. Fred Leonard of Goderich " township motored to Toronto last , week to' visit :their sons, who are. students at 'Varsity. ' Mn W. C. Cooper of the Sehooi of Practical Science, Toronto, spent the week -end' and holiday at his home in town. Ile was ticeoul. :ponied' by a fellow student, Mr. ,Graybih. Miss Daisy Nodiger and her aunt, Miss Daisy Nediger, cache up from Hamilton en .Saturday; and spent the week -end and holiday with the :farmer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. 3, Nediger. Miss Dello O'Neil was up from Tor- onto : over the week -end and Wt yesterday for Florida, where she will spend the winter. Slie in- tended to stop oily in Now ',York a tow days on her way. Mr. John Sterling left this week for Jaektbnvillo, Mich., where he will spend the winter; with his daughter. Mr. Sterling had all exceedingly busy tontines and he likes tq get away ter 'a good regio during the winter months. ' lIr. and Mrs, Arthur Barber and Mr. Clarence Downs a,t hoiide'n weft visitor's et the home of 'their cone. in, Mr. W, S DWWns, the first of the wools. They were also es- eompahied by I r, ,T. 0. Wilson of Vancouver, S, Wllo i emsoute d,o Phihland W o nNr ef" 1 ecord s Ti woo., 'NOV, 13t11 1023 Be wise,. shop early and -our Christmas will be a Merry one. . We have all our new Fruits in now for your Christmas Cake and Plum Puddings. We have just received a big shipment of Raisins,' Currants and Dates. Do these prices interest you? Seeded Raisi .: s per lb 15c Seedless Raisins per ib 1.5c Dates 3 lbs for 25c 9 Mixed, Peels, per lb -...,.... ...52o y Shelled Almonds 41k Swans Down Flour Shelled'WalnuM 50c p Currants,. per Ib ... ...ave e1c ` 5c. Black -'Tea, special per Ib .......60c Cooking -Pigs, 2 lbs. .. ...25e New Valencia Raisins per lb ....19c Special for Week end Golden Bantam Corn, per tin •. .25c,.. Aylmer Corn .. • ... . ...lSc Aylmer Green Beans ......25e Del Monte Asparagus ' 50c. Canned Spinach . .. 25c Apex -marmalade (orange) Sweet Potatoes Celery Pineapple marmalade Finnan Haddie Cash & Carrs 2 Deliveries u°a1Q€fOd. The Choral: Society met Monday ev- ening and have organized and made a new 'start •since their concert in October. There were about forty present' nearly "all the former mem- bers were in attendance and a num- ber of -others who intend joining the society. They will, as usual have reg_ ular practse every Monday night. Mr. Anderton is working bard' to have each one" take their particular parts well, The Misses : Mabel and Mildred Thomas of •London were guests at the home of Mr. and .Mrs, 'Harry Collins of the village for the week -end. Miss Florence Beattie and Mr. Reg. Kerslake were Thanksgiving visitors atthe home of Mr, and Mrs. A. T. Scott, Mr. C. H. Ian spentay at the home of. Mr. Jas. Swan. Re left forhis home- in Hamilton accost. paned 'by Mrs. Hans and little son, Wesley,who have spent the past month here. The Misses Bell and Alice Beattie of Clinton were holiday -visitors at the hone of their aunt, : Mrs. Wm. S tt- d other friends in the vil- Mr. J. G. Kaiser and Mr. Earl Kai- • ser motored to London Friday last. Mr. 1Zdss spent the week -end in London. the ho lid Moth rs 'e The "Kiddies" enjoy our Candies. They are always fresh and delicious. SPECIALS THIS Wi'EEE Cream Caramel • Log Roll Sea Foam Peanut and Cocoanut Taffies Bulk Chocolates --the finest Fancy Packages—the best r®a, Mr. Andrew Murdoch and family and Mr, and Mrs, llosettamotored from Detroit Saturday last to spend Thanksgiving..at the home of Mr. R. D. Murdoch. Miss Gertie Hoggarth of Hensall was a visitor with Misses E. A. and Eva Scott on Saturday. : The many friends of Mr, Bruce Berry will be 'pleased to know he is improving and is now able : to take short. motor trips... WENDORF Confectionary and Restaurant, "We aim to please." Christmas is Coming ig Say "Merry Christmas" this year with a Photograph Then your holiday remembrance Will be a personal 'one— A GIFT THAT NO:ONE ELSE CAN DUPLICATE WESTERN ONTARIO CONSERVA- TIVE WOMEN .COMPLETE' THEIR ORGANIZATION The complete'executiVe of the Wo- men's ' Conservative ,Association of Western Ontario is es follows: Mrs. W. J. .Manna, of Sarnia, honorary president; Mrs, A. T. Edwards, Lon- don, president; Mrs, Harry Winnett, secretary; 'Mrs. T. E. Robson, Mervv surer; Mrs. Frank Tinton, Byron, financial secretary. The district Vice presidents are Miss Adelaide Clayton, . Listowel; Mars, F, L. Arnold, Kent Bridge; Mrs: John McKibben, Sarnia; Mrs. McLaughlin, Port Dover; Miss Clark, Clinton, and Mrs. E, R. Wigle, Goderich, The couneiifors were named as fol- lows: , Mrs. Go; Spotton, Wdngham; Mrs, .G. Welker, Ginnie; Mrs. Waldie, Stratford; Mrs. Ed. deGex, Kerwocd; Mrs, Amos, Aylmer; Mrs, Court. right Sr., Inwood; Miss Ethel Robson, Denfield; 1Vlrs.Howard Fraleigh, For, est, - Constance Mrs. Pollard spent Sunday in Olin- ton with her mother. Just think --one dozen Photographsmake 12 Christmas Gifts Make your :appbintinent now, it will mean -better pictures for you and more time for is We guarantee oui(Photographs to be satisfactory Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Riley of Clin- ton spent Thanksgiving day in the Village, Mr. and Mrs, It.robt. Grimbolby and blighter arrived •home on Saturday From Teeswater where Mr, Grirnboi- by has boon 'threshing. and Mrs. Jas, Mitran and dangh- tors and Mt,; ,Toe :Resm.ond of Brus- sels wore callers on D. Tiddor on Sun. day evonink. The prayer meeting .thisweek *111 ROY BALL Phone 66 Photo Studio BAZAAR. The ladies sof Wesley church will hold a bazaar intie lecture room of the church on the afternoon of Thursday Nov..29 from 2:30 to 6 o'clock. ' Booths as follows: APRONS AND FANCY WORK HOMEMADE BAKING CANDY ' Afternoon tea will be served during all the period. The public is cor- dially invited. BAZAAR 1 ne a Christmas -is rapidly approaching so be wise and make your se- lections early as we will be pleased to put any article away for you until wanted. . Our store is full of beautiful new stock suitable for the Christina: season. Including Pictures, Mirrors, Trays, Ferneries,, Cedar Chests Table, Bridge and Piano Latnps with lovely silk shades, at vera easy prices. A "splendid stock of Dining room, Living room and Bedroom Fur niture as well as Kitchen Cabinets, etc. Congoleum and Linoleum Rugs in the newest patterns.. `Just received a large shipment of Austrian Graniteware see our 79 cent window. ;. We have a full line of Heaters and Ranges manufactured by the Beath Foundry 'Company, Ottawa. They are real stoves. A full stock of Rifles, Guns and Ammunition., Call in, look around .as it's no trouble to show our good stores with the stocks.. Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co THE STORES WITH A STOCK Furniture Phone: 104 010514 .The Ladies' Guild of Si. Paul's ohureh will Bold their ANNUAL BAZAAR in the Parish Hall on TUESDAY, NOVIIMnR 27t1r. at 3 pan. Horne Cooking, Fancy Work Rum.. mage, Candy, "Touch -and -Take," and Market Boothe, FISH POND .Afternoon tea sowed. be hold at the ,horse oI 1Vtr, Wm, Claris. Quite a number around hors at tended 'the services at Londpsboro on sonday send the suliper, 00 'i'Iloliday evening. HEALTHFUL .i stuns Hardware 19 EAT Heat is iniperativein your home or office. But so is fresh air. How often the one is sacrificed for the other! You get your room warm, but the air is so "stuffy" you are tempted to chance chills. It is no longer necessary to suffer either cold or stuffiness. and e n have os 't You a ec y comfort' pure air at the same time. And the method as easy, simple and economical. Merely invest the money you save on' your fuel bill in a Majestic °Electric Heater USE YOUR OWN UTILITY -- IT RAYS HYDRO SHOP, Clinton Have 'y'ou. Seen the New Vaci%ette? Watch, for Demonstration on Saturday night. C. w . MOORHOUSE, a Lu,.cal Dean, 6�dG