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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-11-29, Page 9II {SIIAY, NOV. 2Dth, falEJAI:PXbl'(x JI ' ''EI LR, °TORE Silverware` or Cihristial4S We are showing a large assortment of Silverware, China and Glassware, Ivory Goods, and everything found in an up-to.,eate ,lewelery. Store. Goods selected.now will he kept tell wanted byr paying a 'small deposit on it, 'f atclies- rWe'have;a large assortment from s5 up 'Clocks -From the ' hest: makers; : and : are good-time heavers.. 11 11 JOILINSON Jeweller and Optica Next Elovey'e Drag Stow Your ouse 1 :ome With Attractive, WALL PAPER. Tlie W. D. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest.A/ways the Best 1 Are You Prepared for rthe cold winter weather? You •xnay need a new sweater, a new overcoat or some good waren underwear. We are showing a choice assortment of Sweaters, pitre wool and ,..away below last year's price. The Overcoats are, Going Get, youls while the assortment is best, Our. styles are right, the materials are the best and the pr ices the -lowest, We carry Stanfield, St. George and Tiger brands of wool under- wear—None better at any price. Plumsteel Bros. SMALL PROFITS PHONE 25, ZONEMIlmollaStIOLICSIP MORE BUSINESS J Plagasamasee Three --- Wer .a e with the suits we made for totem and told three other men. That made six patrons and they will bringm • us ore trade. If we hadn't_ suited the first three we would lose all six. Let the numbers multiply we vyI11 be glad to clothe as many men from town and country as we can. If you're in a hurry, see how quiekly_ we can turn out a suit or overcoat for you. g+ avis a pian • VETERAN TAILORS austatReartersamtavetostartassaveratesee 1 Is there any, ware better than Granit for general use.. We carry a full line of it and will be glad to show you our stock. Also electrical goods and fixfures.Plnmbing Supplies. And when considering a furnace remember we sell McClary Sunshine, Sutter Sc Perdue 'HARDWARE ELECTRICAL PLUMB' Cr C. FL VENNER, Electrician. Electric ranges, I+ixterrea, Bullis, Irons, Fais acid other Apptiannes Wiring and Repairs. Phone 151w California and the Pacific Coast Tours When winter conies the Pacific Coast States and British Collies.. bia offer a haven of refuge .from our rigorous climate, particularly Sunny California. California has boeome'famous as a winter tourist region because of its excellent climatic .conditions, its varied and magnificent scenery, the possibilities it affords for all kinds of out- door sports and recreations, its splendid meter roads, seabathing etc, The Canadian National Railways offer a wide choice o. routes enr{arac„ in rail and sett trips.Travel one way: through Canadian Rockies. via Jasper National Park arid Monet ,Roson, the North Pacific Coast Route to Vancouver and Victoria, Seattle, Portland, SauVranciseo,' and Los Angeles, Any. Agent of the Canadian National Railways will the pleased #a 2ua•nish::full informatiaff x'awarding these tours. Mrs. (Dr.) Gunn • is visiting ber daughter in Detroit. Miss Etta Wheatley has been visiting her sisters in Woodstock. Mr,, John Cuninghame has been in Toronto taking in the Winter Fair. Mr. and Mrs.'Peck of Hensell•visited. friends in town during the past week. Q Lieut. Stevens of Seaforth "visited the local Salvation Army Officers yes terday. • Miss Jule Bartlifi returned to Toren- to on Monday after a fortnight's vacation atther home in town. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mair of Allendale are visiting Clinton and .Goderieh township relatives this week. Dr. Fowler has returned from his hunting expedition -to the, : north. 1e was successful in getting .a. fine deer. Mr. and Mrs. Laurie Greig and Mas- ter George of London are visiting this week with the former's sister, Mrs. Frank A. Jenkins. Rev: D. N. McCanius' of London, wha. has been assisting with special ser- vices at Blyth, -called on friends in Clinton on Saturday. Mrs, A. 0.Pattison went over to Buf fele last weak to attend the funeral of a relative but was called home on account of the illness of her hus- band. Mrs. Cowper and her son and daugh- ter motored over from 1Vrarlette,. Mich., 'and spent the week -end as the gueots ,of Mr, and Mrs. E, W. " xtodaway. '. Mr: and Mrs. Topham have,, emoved to Ingersoll, where. •IVIr. Topham. lies gone' into the dairy business. lVli. Tophaiii has been employed at the Durnin Dairy for some time.. MIs. Wm. Kerr of North 1Ylornington and her sister,' Mrs. Ethel Jack of Regina, Sask., Were visitors ever the week -end at the home of their aunt, Mrs. W. S. Downs. The lat- ter left this week for the west via. Chicago; and will spend the winter in southern California: Miss Hopldns, who -had charge of the. girls' Blass in the Agricultural Short Course in Clinton last year, was in town on Thursday last. Miss Hopkins has charge of the- elass at: Exeter this year and' just, ran up to Clinton before going to' Exeter. She was in Guelph on. Saturday acting as a judgean an 0, A,C. competition., Ba3g'fRel Mrs, L. B. Smillie of London•is the guest of her parents, Mr, and ' Mrs. Charles Parker, A very charming wedding took' plaoe on Wednesday. afternoon, No- vember 21st, at four . o'clock at the home -of Mr. and Mrs. John Pierson,: when their youngest. son, Mr. John Pierison, was united in marriage. to Miss Maud 'Gladys Hubbart of 'Tor- onto. Rev. B. P. Colelougir perform- ed the ceremony in the presence of a- bout forty-five guests.. The bride entered the living room ou the arm of the groom's father, Mr. Pierson; The bride was attired in gray can- ton crepe and carried a• bouquet of white ehrysantheunts and 'wore' a necklace . of whole pearls while a wreath of : silver leaves and gray a4 clred' the hair. They were accolu- panied by Mr. George Castle, .Jr., as groomsman and Miss Edna Mc- Gee as brtidosinaid, the. latter. Was at- tired in a. delgblud •voila dress and' carried a bouquet of yellow 'minis. After the ceremony the guests re- paired to the dinning room where a sumptuous supper was served. Dur; tug the „signing, of the register the village band serenaded the happy groom and bride. The presenti were numerous, showing the high es. teem hi which the young' Couple are held. After the supper speeches were given by the Rev. 13, P. CoI- olough, Rev: Mr, Parkinson,: Dr. Newton Brady and 10, A. Il, Erwin. Those attending the wedding, were guests from London, Clinton, Goder- ich township and Manley. Their many friends join in wishing then a happy and prosperous future, IVIr. Charles Parker, who has spent the harvest in the west, rethrned home last week. IXe was accompan- ied by' his son's wife, Mrs. Chris, Parker, and family, who will spend a few months in the vicinity, Codej'ich 'ro uvrralllibla IMr, W, McDougall and his daugh- ter, au h -ter, Miss Nellie ro:f'Scaforth are - , vs iting this week with the former's 01000, 'Virg, R;, C, Thompson. . Mr, and, Mrg, Carl Vair or Anion.• , dale have been visiting the former's father, Mr. George I4lair. Miss Rodg•erson of^r Clinton visited Miss Dell Finlayo o v ErSunda , Y ;Masa Douglas' of. Ndal;aru, Vans, Who 0 s eery i 'M1cs+i'= 3• This week we especially invite you to call and.;. inspect our Christmas Fruits for cake, Mincemeat, and 'Puddings. Com- pare our prices and you will find we have THE BEST QUALITY AT THE J3EST PRICES Christmas Cakes and Fruits on display in our north window 1 'lb. Butter 1 Ib, light Brown Sugar 9 Eggs 1,1b. of Flour 1 teaspoonful of Mace Christmas Cake Recipe 2 teaspoonfuls of Cinnamon 2 lbs. of c1 i'rants 1. teaspoonful Soda Ma lb. :of Candied Ch rries 2 teaspoonfuls of milk • 1 lb. Citron Peel 2 lbs. of Raisins (seeded and chopped M lb. shelled almonds' t fine) Also Dates and Figs if g you wish. Full information, for mixing on request. . New Cleaned -Currants, per id. . • „ ..,19e Valencia Raisins, s, 1 to r 1 b. 20c Old Valencia Raisins, per Ib 15c 'New Seeded• Raisins per Ib 150 New Seedlds Raisins, per Ib. 15e Bleached Sultana .Raisins, per lb...., Candied Cherriest per lb:. 600 M New '. Mixed red Peels;Per lb.'•••••• ,- New ,Shelled Almonds .49c New Shelled Walnuts, per lb. . , , , ; , , , , • , ..50e New D per 18 •50e • v ales, per lb _.......25eY' ,.,.<.',........25c Dates, Fresh and Juicy, 3 lbs for Orange and. Lemon Peel... ..... 35c Fresh Halibut Snacks and Oysters Celery C; skit & Carrj. 2 ire Oilier' s `a ".5titp aid Special for Week end Finnan Haddie Fillets Lettuce Sweet Potatoes Grapes Pineapple marmalade •� tt:� ,tisv A meeting of the Presbyterians of Clinton and vicinity will be held in W}}q dLl .0 gURC)91 q4 � 6./�"W @J YII+MJYlA' 8.J�0.1�.X,V�R•ii. - , O!CLOk ON01s 1, DEC„ 5,. AT REV. R. W. DICKIE, D,D., of Montreal, and REV. D. PERRIE, D.D.; - of Wingham. - • will. speak presenting reasons against, the proposed legislation, to consmnntate organic union. , COME AND ,LEARN THE MEANING OF THE BILL ' others 4: The "Kiddies" enjoy our Candies, They are always fresh and delicious. `SPECIALS THIS WEEK Cream Caramel Log Roll Sea Foam' Peanut -and Cocoanut Taffies Bulk Chocolates—the finest' Fancy Packages—the best soon • WENPORF Confectionary and Restaurant "We airs to please." has been visiting in this Community returned home on.Saturday.' Mr. N. Snyder of Radissop, ,Sask., and; Mr. Dickenson of Fielding, Sask.,.' motored 'down making thetripin a- bout twelve days Mr. Snyder cane drawn to loin Idswifeand family who have been staying at the home of the lady's father, Mr. W. H. Lobb during the suniiuer.. They intend returning home after Christmas. Mr. Dicken- son intends ickenson:intends remaining in old Ontario,, his Moine being in Wingham. Mr. and Mks. John Tebbutt spent a few days in Goderich last week, On 'Tuesday evening' of lest week,. while the fainily of, Mr. D. Pocock of flowick were out milking' burglars en- tered the ntered'the house and some money was stolen. ; Fortunately there was not much in the house. Nothing else seemed to be touched. Christmas is Con;ting 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` just think—one dozen Photographs make 12 Christmas Gifts Iktakeyour appointment . now, it will mean better pictures' for you and more time for us We guarantee our Photographs to be 'satisfactory. s0a ROY BALL Phone 66 Photo Studio ISTOIIIC Carrying on the'Ontarip Campaign proclaiming the •VISION acid TASK of the .United Church of Canada 'Two Creeat Meetings in the Pr'esbgterian Church, Clinton Dee.' , _at 2.30 and art OUTSTANDING SPEAKERS: REV, E. A. HENRY, D,D., Deer Park Presbyt'n Church, Toronto. htB',T.• C. W. BISHOP, 13.D,, Sherbourno- Street Methodist Church, Toronto 1`hi z rally is intended aro serve*the Presbyterian Congregations of the Presbytery of 'Huron and the Methodist congregations of, the corresponding district. AI,L A2U d 1NVITR1) TO ATTEND Collection to defray expanses Christmas is rapidly approachingso be wise and plaice 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 Christmas season. Including Pictures, Mirrors, Trays, Ferneries, Cedar Chests, Table, Bridge and Piano Larnps with lovely silk shades, at very easy prices. ' A splendid stock of Dining room, Living room and Bedroom Fur- niture as well as Kitchen Cabinets; eta. 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 Beach- Foundry Company, Ottawa, They are real :stoves. A full' stock of Rifles, Guns and Ammunition, Cali'cinand look areund-as_it's no trouble to show our goods Canton Hardware and Furniture Co. • THE STORES WITH A STOCK - Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware '195 1 1 After the Ares under gigantic ovens in bakeries have been drawn, the bakers continue for hours to bake bread, pies ,and eakes, WAY? - Because the bricks ofthe oven have retained tate "flash" heat of the fire and "stored" it. So, too, once 11ldCiary's E1 ,ectric Oven has become thor- oughly heated, the current may be turned "ori" and the oven goes merrily along baking' for.! hours. The same principle operates in "Tor -Red" Protected Ele- ments, found only on McClary's Electrie Range. • Somewhere in Florida To be somewhere in Florda, where the sun is always shining where the golden oranges ` hang in clusters on the trees, the palms stir'. gentry to the warm balmy breezes and "Where the sweet Magnolia: blooms" is the thought'im the minds of hundreds of Canadians every.. winter, This year there will he the natal exodus of Canadians t south. When Canadians , p the, a at home are skating and skiing, those in the south will be suc'f.liathing sun-bathing on the warm sands, deet,•. sea fishing', golfing, etc, 1 • Wheta snaking arrangements for the trip south, consult anyagent of the Canadian National Railway for particulars of service, Winter tourist fares are now in extent, valid to return up to June 16th, and good for stopover at all important points, .