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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-12-6, Page 8lir, N'O 'S (i4„A41 r G : J`Ii,WELLR' STO1t. iIv wlr :re • arXstrrlas We are showing a large assortinent; 6f Silverware, China and Glassware, Ivory Goods,,; and everything found in an lippte-elate .lewolery Store. ' ring lows selectee] now will be kept till wanted by small deposit on it. Watches—We have a large assortment from. Clocica-r-"F'roiln the hest makers, ,and are guod•tiina'' keepers. p JOHNSON eWeller Mand Opticxas Next 'neVey'e Drug Mori Ire for the - oold - winter , weather ? ",Y eu may need a tteVe sweater,e. new ove]'Ceat or FSonle goodwarm underwear.,_ ...�+." ;F(Te are showing a choice assortment of Sweaters, pure ,wool and away below last year's •price, ":>3 r 1 ;!} al The ,Overcoats are Going Get yours while the assortment is best. Our styles are,eigh materials are the best and the pr ices the lowese. We carry Stanfield, St. George and Tige wear -None better et airy price. the brands of wool ender- .umste�l ��us. PIIONE. '25: SMALL PROFITS MORE I;USiNESs amcmikcamsomaecaomassw Three en ' Were Pleased with the 'Suits we made for them and told, three other xnen. That • made six patrons and they will bring us more trade. If eze hadn't suited the, first three wo .would lose all six. Let the • .,numbers' multiply --we Will .be glad to clothe as many. men 'from town and country as we can. e.: If you're in a hurry, see hdiav •quickly wo can turnout suit or overcoat for 'you. Davis` & ermaf.' VETERA1, BAILORS GIRMT 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 ftxtures.Plunibing Supplies. And when considering a furnace remember we sell i McClary Sunshine. I .., Stiffer45c.n* a due ARDWARE 'ELECTRICAL PLUMBING ouse I THo.e With Attractive WALL PAP 11, The. m r Fair Cop Often the Cheapest—Alylays the Best C. H. VENNER, , Electrician Electric 'Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other Appliances Phone 151w V6'iain� alnzl l�epa>irs. tvliciCillop Township Joht Howes has been on the a sick list the past week but is now able to lit etrt again. • e. Mir. James Frith ie engaged with IUir. Ale's, MacDougall of Chiselhuest fora year. lie stertet at the new Ver. James le making .good and likes the fal'nt work well. 'The school scholars of Roxboro echeui acreraetiele �' foi'.a. Christmas p is tree entertainment.'. The many :fxileeds of Mr. to to be about yet -and his in:pro /einent is very slight. Pressing bay has'boon the order of the day during the past week. Mr. S. Cudnrore of Elppon i:$ the ,buyer. A number of gates found their away baclk to the old posts the other night having bean hid on Hallowe'en night, People hod some suspicion as to cer- tain parties, whieh caused hard feel- ings and the gates were fetched back with a'heevy heel. Mr, 1'. E. Hay says he ifs going to have an test this winter as he has sold all hie stork and will .tot belt' 'till Mrs. W, D. Fain wa in Toronto Iast week. in Reeve R.J. Millon. is attending county nt y council this week Mrs, George .Tomlin and children are T Mr. O. D, Boucle ofaronto was in town over the week -end. Mrs." J. W. Moore of Goderieh spent 'a day or two with friends in town last week. Mise •Kathleen Livermore of Wing - ham spent Thursday with her par- ents' in town. Mrs. D. A. Cantelon of Hensall spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. •Gantelon of town. . • Wiles Mabel Rathwell of`near Varna is visitingethis week with tries. Jas, Flynn of town. Mi. and Mrs. Janes -Scott were in Toronto over the week -end. visiting friend's in Brantford. ItIr. and _'Nies. Hamilton' Townsend, of ; Toronto were guests at St.. Paul's rectory over the week -end, Mrs.: A. J. McCartney spent a few days over the week -end as the guest of her sister, nes. Howes of. Hareiston. ' Mr. Donald Buie of Cleveland has ;been here this week, having come to attend the funeral of his sister, the late Mrs. Mary Curtis. Miss M. E. Adams, superintendent of the Winghan- hosptal, spent a few hours as the guest of Mrs. James Livermore on Thursday last. • Miss Beryl Pollard returned home on ,Saturday night from Clinton hos- pital where she underwent an oper- ation for appendicitis. She is im- proving nicely.—Blyth Standard. Misses Mary and. Jean McMurchie were called home last ,week owing to the illnessof their grandmother, • the late Mrs. Curtis. They will remain until: after the holiday per - Mrs. Scott Grieve and Mrs. Fred Cook returned > ',to 'their homes at Gros Ile, Mieh:, on Thursday after spend- ing some weeks witfi,, their mother, Mrs. H. Bagley, who has been ill. Mrs. Bagler is now improving. Messrs. N. W. Trewartha and J. 'A. 'Ford, former members of the coun- ty councils the former an ex -war- den, attended the" banquet tender- ed the members and ex -members by the .county officials on Tuesday evening. - • Mr. Alf. Torrence arrived from Flint,. Mich., • last week and 'joined his wife and little twin' daughters, who had been spending a week visiting his parents litre. They all re- turned to Toronto Mbnclay, malting the trip by motor. Nies, Edgar Franks of Paris and Mrs. Cameron of Lucicnow have been in town during the past week, having been called hone owing to the ill - nese and subsequent death of their sister, the late Mrs. W. C. Far-. gnhar. Mr. (Thanks and brr. Cameron also attezided the funeral which took .place Saturday. Si. • Helens Mr. Elinor Woods spent a few days in Toronto last week. • Messrs. Roy Aitcheson and James Aitcheson, Jr.. returnedfrom .near Saskatoon on, Thursday:_ Miss Mary Rutherford rias return- ed home after spending a week With friends in Toronto. Miss Anna McKenzie: of Kintail has been renewing 'aequaintaneee, aground St. IIelens for a few days. • dtirs. R. J. Woods spent a few days' with, her daughter, Ma's. Phillips of tistowel, who has been on the sick list for a few days.' ' Mr. Jas. Purdon was in this neigh- borhood chopping grain for Mr. F. Todd and Mi. Wilson Woods. ' Mr, S; F. McLachlan of Paisley spent a `few days with his friend. Mr. Wilson Woods, last week. Mrs. W. 3. -Humphrey spent, a few days with her daughter, Mrs. George Walker, of East Wawanosh. Mrs. John McQuillian and children, Ruth and Frank, are spending a few days with the foemer's, parents, .Mc. and IVl)s. Habbiok of Toronto. The teachers and -scholars of.. our sellool are busy preparing for a con- cert' to be :g'iVen in the eemmunity hall me Friday evening, Deoerebey. 21st... 1 1 a t 1 11 PuddlEag Wel Big ViTeek for Pude in.,gs. ' If you have a1read Christrias 'Cake: , Now. is the time for your Chisti t 5 , PLUM PUDDING Ye 1'pound .Raisins l"!g pound Choi red Suet xn of ,pound, of Flom: et'Ta 1. pound Currants • • (At Fitzsimons) ; �/ pound ef' 'Brown ,Sugar 1 Cu '1I of pound or Orange Peel '/a' pound Dry Bread Crumbs :air. Tablespoonful of Nutmeg. Ve Ct pound Cation 8 Eggs 1 Tablespoonful Cixutalnon x/2 Gu We have also an assortment of puddings, Englisl in bowls, all prepared and readyto be heat Special price list of Christmas Fruits for Gabes and Puddings New Cleaned Currants, per lb c ,...19e, New Valencia Raisins perms•, , ,, ,.........20c. 01c1' Valencia ltaisi ts'per lb.` ...15e. New , ,SeedRaisins \ . ...15t. New, Seedless Raisins ........ ........ . .:. .:! . • ...... , .15e. Bleached Raisins, per lb ....250, Orange and Lemon Peel, per lb., , ,:.... Candied Cherries, per : lb New Mixed Peel, per lb.' New Shelled Almonds, per.lb. New Shelled Walnuts, per ib ... New Dates . Dates, fresh and juicy, 8 lbs. fo: Christmas new mixed Nuts, per lb 1 Maxwell House Coffee New America'. New Table Raisins per lb 40c New Smyrna Figs in boxes '75c Christmas Stockings and other Novelties 5c Cash p & Carr j 2, , �Nk e'l lveraes. CHURCH (INION - unionists prayed, that God would guide the decisions of the court -and the vote of the Assembly went over- whelmingly for ' union. "What I went to asle.you," said Dr. Henry, "is whether . • you believe 'God answers prayer?" Dr. Henry said Canada had been given the' privilege of..n great adventure. She had many prob- lems ' and she needed a united force'to meet and solve those problems. He said the people were ready to fol- low 'theii leaders; they wanted leader- ship in this great matter and :were', ready to respond to it. The bill to come before Parliament -will give ef- fect to theaction of the church courts it was not an net to'Sweep people out of the Church." onstance. The S nidey School is busy pXaetis- Ing for the Christmas entertainment to begiven ie the .church an Decent - her 2011. A good time is expected. Otte day last week 'Olive Go'hnbeh by, deughte» »ff Sur. •,and Mrs. Robt, Gi'itnbnlby, 1i'rsteal and' fell brealting, hey arnl neare ste wrist., • Mrs, A. Radford errivbd hoane en Saturday. She is doing ne Well -as can be oppeeted, To pr avor •tweeting this week watt at lir. it,Iabt. Etegorsan's tarn °1`raesdaty'•. Dr. Bishop said he would speak from the viewpoint of the:Methodist Chur- ch. He hurch.'.He said the union of the churches affected was a fact, but that there was need of legal ,sanction. •'.He was not there to discuss reasons foe uniting, that time was"past. The churches had entered' into a pact of ]inion, the' wedding day Wee' coling and the legal act would snake then one. In view of thio there were many things to :be' got ready. When the day of final union carte it was most important that the people should be in a spirit of divine en- thusiasm necessary to make it a real success. The Methodist Chinch, he said, had been "standing by" for el- even years and even though a p,•reat regret was telt that trouble had a- risen in the sister church he •could not but rejoice at the approach oE' the great union: %Ie told of an ex- perience in Calgary sixteen years a- go when the church of which he was .. pastor and a neighboring Presbyter- ian church planned a tnrlon. The two pastors found their members were discussing it and at first, antici- peting :difficulties, they held them back but. they would not be held back and finally they s'ubmittecl to their church courts a ;"basis of union" whi- ch they had drafted,, ,The General Conference of the: Methodist Ohurch refused to sanction the union and he demanded from Dr. Calmar, the General Superintendent, a writing setting, forth reasons, to submit to his ;congregation, This was given, But later such combinations were. made. possible, "Had the General Assembly turned down the union. aateastee," declared Dr. Bishop, "It would have bidden: goodbye to . one hundred of these ,churches. Dr. 13i.shop referred to a history of church unions in Canada, prepared by Dr. Gunne of the 'Congregational Church, Teething back to the Presby- terian union of 1817: During the century the Presbyterian Church had lead tlu ec unions; and three absoi•ps tions; the Methodist Church eight un. Ions and the Congregational Church two, The three units, ware original- ly forty-one. Union Was in, the air and Canada had always been itt the vanguard; Canada was showing the way to the world, Dr. Bishop point- ed out that the richest rile grbws out Of units in unity. He drew eontpari sons from the world of emesis, The ni'bat•glorious, he said, was orchestral music, all the varied instrument:: playing;the same range, instead of grouping the instrtunonts in,1sevot'l groups, "There are pieces of musie. bythe great eomposers which can- not (be played except by <scelibstras,a said Dr Bishop. "So thct% are glee. les' in the work of God whieh wo have :level experienced because of our divisions, And it mese be there is ,meek in the mired of the 'Meeter.. which he has not yet written bee:thee ee his ninitedl Chttrolt 'Wee not ready tea play 4t." tie Rev. E Tlti oterepied. '11 th- rs e The "Kiddies" enjoy on• 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 E. WEN=S ORF Confectionery and Restaurant "We ahs to please." Christmas is collaring 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 Make your appointment now, it will mean better pictures for you and more time for us . We guarantee our Photographs to be satisfactory ROY BALL Phone 66 Photo Studio Pastime Club Dance The Pastime Club is putting on a trance irt,their club rooms on ,Friday evening, 5.30 to 12,30. Ladies please Provide: 31-1. chair and the choir led in song. All the meetings were well attended, the Methodists also attending Wednes- day's gatherings. At the conclusion` of the. evening ,meeting Rev, T. Snowdon and Mr. J. Diehl moved a vote of thanks to thespeakers, which was heartily endorsed. lr$agt e1d Iltoeve- A. E, Erwin le attendin"; county council at Goderieh this week. Messrs.. John. Cameron and Percy Weston, who spent the past month ha California, returned home on Sat- urday last. Mr, 10. It, "Weston, who spent the past: few weeks at Port Dover, rotten -I ed horde this week. Mr. II Drelituannti, Mrs. W, Green: and Mrs. J. BartonBartonof Goderieh spent the Weeldrend with their parents, Mr, and Mrs: John Fel. Peter. Mrs. Buell:eh, Who spent the sum- mer with her daughter,„:Mrs, (Dr.) Woods, returned to'l orpiiid last weer;. Mrs, Biggart left this week for tC<notate to spuna the winter. nh. Fifteen ef re And we submit a few sugg< ing: IIARDWAR 'Aleminuntware, Pyrex, Skates, hockey Sticks and PeelWe are .offering. special pri FURNITUR In the furniture departnaen to supply gifts for the young Be sere to see our large st+ Electric Lamps and Shades rocs and Trays galore, Make your ;.elections now ,you say. WATCH 0 Clinton Hardwa THE STORES Furniture Phone: 104 After: the fires tinder gigantic ovens in bakeries have been drawn, the bakers continuo for hours to bake bread, pies and cakes, • WHY? , Because the bricks of the oven have retained the flash” heat of the ,fire and "stor ed" it. So, toe, onee McC'lary s El- ectric Oven has become iltor- oaughly heated], thecurrent may be turned "off''' and the oven goes nervily .along baking' foe ].tours: • The seine principle operates in "Tor -Red" Proteetcd Ele= agents, fennel only on McClary's :Electric Range. USE YOUR OWN 1 IRO SE roulativisinirtdimia MIN MThos. H, McCurdy and his bro. ther, Mr. Robt. McCurdy, and sister ! Miss McCurdy, -whoio have been spend. ing the past season at the former': a min,o home here, have gone ,Stratford for the winter, Miss Ethel Drehntan isspending e few weeks > as the guest of her father ,aondan.3bori,d` Mies S. C. Barr returned home err, Friday 'nitecw a two weeks' visit witi, relatives in Toronto. Archie Websler'came hoose or Saturday :tram the West, )b:%'r• and nt'e..Me:Connell, tvba }tai