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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1921-4-7, Page 8CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELLRY STORE LAC A-'' 15 CUA ,ANTI ED 11Iakes autos look like new, For Furniture, Pianos, Floors, Automobiles, and all Paint and Varnished Surfaces A Real Finish • No Polishing Required Lacoa does its own polishing, is odorless and harmless. Lacoa is guaranteed not to injure the finest finished wood, paint or polished work, THE Ftiil1SH THAT LASTS R. H. JCIHNSON Jeweller and Optician Next Hovey's Drug Store 1 NEW SPRING coons Bought at the very lowest prices are now coming into stock and are being marked very close for quick turnover. While prices are considerably lower than they have been, many lines of staple goods _are very scarce'and at the present low prices they are good buy- ing, Everything in stock has been priced down to the present level regardless of profits and lnany lines priced at a big sacrifice to clear. 1, .1J, Dry Goods, Clothing and Shoes all at very attractive prices. Plumsteel Bros. • THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS, PHONE ris CLOTHING NEW. IDEOPATTERNS, 3111111111! In the spring of the 1 year Mr. Straint Decided to improve things with paint, Sol he came to our store , Where we sell paints galore And still he paints i 1 without any restraint J' 44.TTr1R WHAT : you WANT TO PAINT- .SEE US . We handle the following popular lines—• nerrein-Williams Paints for inside and outside I100R PAINTS• eelea and ARuminuii Paint, &ampbellis Varnish Alain • ;And Flooriad; floor Varnish: -•Linoleum Varnish, and Johnson's Floor lax; Berry Bros. Liquid Granite for floors. EVIAGIC . FURNITURE POLISH ONLY 260 Muruesco; Jellstone, and Flat Tone for walls and ceilings. • Motor car enamel; Bugg ' Phint, and Wagon Paint. O -Cedar Mops $1 and up; Liquid Veneer Mops; Rubberset Brushes A BIG STOCK OF OIL STOVES—GARDEN SEEDS HARLAND BROS. 1 t Hardware. Stoves and Novelties The Store With a Stock I We are offering for one, week only, commencing April 7 15 per cent discount lhumi.num . nd G "`'ANITEW R Don't Forget- the Sate Sutter &• Perdue (HARDWARE ELECTRICAL PLUMBING Don't Throw Your Old Carpets Away No natter how old,' how curry, hew d9iapieated, tato a, rope around them and send to us to be ,masa Into The Famous ,I'VE VETE)Crr Rugs noverstbte—W161 wear a II tetime--1'rIces reasonahlo, We have hundreds oa" .reeommonds.tiona from satis- flod oustomers, Ask for " VELVETEW" Price Qat. We pay exeross both ways en largo.: amerce ono way on smell *Mere, emote lehed lade Ionone 8488 CANADA DUG COMPANY 99 CARLtN0 STREET I a LONDON, ONT. rhe Clinton News -Record' Beauty -Com%pt IN THE CANADIAN HOIVIE IS A SUBJECT WHICH IS RECEIV- ANG MORE ATTENTIONeTIIE AR- TISTIC STANDARD OF THE AV- ERAGE, HOME IS NQW nim -AER TITAN IT IIAS EVER BEEN. PRO. PLE ARE DEMANDING BETTER AND MORE CONGENIAL SUR- ROUNDINGS, WALL HANGINGS HAVE MUCH TO PO WITH BRING- ING ABOUT THE DESIRED BRIGHTNESS, BEAUTY AND, COMFOOT. IF YOU ARE INTER-- ESTED WE INVITE YOU TO VIS- IT OUR SPLENDID STOCK, AT REASONABLE PRICES. The W. D. Fair Co: Often the Cheapest—AIways the Best Mr. G. W. Pinner was in London ov- er the week -end Mrs. Chas. Lee of Goderich was in town on Tuesday. • Miss A. Bartliff is visiting friends in `Wingham this week. Mrs. -Clarence Shepherd is in Toron- to this week visiting friends. Miss Bessie Murphy of Goderich vis- ited friends in Clinton last week. Mr. and Mrs. T, Herman spent Sun- day at the home of ithe Iatter near Londesboro. Mr. Murray McEwan was in London this week attending the funeral of his mother. Mrs. R. A. Bell has returned from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Carl Mair of Allendale. Mayor McMurray was in Hensel' on Tuesday judging horses at the annual spring fair: Mr and Mrs. Frank Libby of Owen Sound .have been spending the past week or so in town. Misses Grace and Gladys Addison of Brucefield were the guests last week of Mrs. E. G. Saville. Mrs. Lawrence and children of Sara, • fa are the guests of, the lady's mother, Mrs. T. Leppintgon, Sr. Mr. Norval Pollard of .Weston vis- ited his aunt, Mrs. J. F. Warman,; 'during the Easter vacation period,: Mrs: Fraser and children of Goderichl were the guests of the lady's par-,, lents, Mr.,and Mrs. R Watlon. on:, Tuesday.. Councillor .Kenja • *as Laid up with, blood poisoning • for several days:: but is able to be about • again this ,week.. Mrs. Will Wasman and two children of Windsor spent the Easter hell - :days as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Wasman. Mrs. J. E. Brooks and Master Harry of Mitchell were week -end guests with the former's parents, Mr: and Mrs. W. Cantelon. Miss Eeanor,MeTaggart has returned to Toronto to resume her studies after spending the Easter vacation at her home in town. " ' Mr., and Mrs. John Derry were in' London last week attending the funeral of their cousin, the late Mrs. Walter Richards. Mr, and Mrs, Bert Johnson of Chip- tawa spent a few days dere ing the holiday period with the former's another .in Clinton. Misses Irene and tOlive Brookes of Mitchell visited their grandpar- ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Cantelon for a couple of days last week. Miss Ethyle Wasman left Monday morning for Toronto to resume her studies after spending the Eas- ter vacation at her home in town. Mrs. H. F. Yeo of Glenavon, Sask., has been home this week, being called home by the illness of her mother, the late Mrs. John Brown. Mrs. S. Temp and Miss Elinor spent a few days last week in Toronto. Miss Kemp left Saturday to re- sume her teaching duties at Dres- den, Mr. Frank Andrews and Miss Amy visited their aunt, the late Mrs. McEwan of London, the latter re- maining over for the funeral, which took place yesterday. Miss Eva Stevenson, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Cueing,. hane,•for the past few months, left Saturday for Orillia, when she will probably spend the sum- mer Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hewson, who have been visiting the lady's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. Cook, left Tuesday for Pasadena, Calif., where they intend . making their home in future, Miss Bessie McCamus of London was at her hone, Wesley parson- age, over the week -end, Miss Mc- Camus had , been attending the Teachers' Convention in Toronto during Easter week. Rev. J. E. and Mrs. Ford of Goder- ich (meat the week -end visiting friends in town. Mr, Ford preached in Wesley church in the morning and in Ontario street church in the evening on Sunday, Mr. 0. II. Hill of the Royal Bank has been transferred to the John street branch; Hamilton, and left Monday to assume his new duties. Mr. Hill will be missed by the young people of town. Mrs. A. Woatherwax and three chil- dren left Satierday ,.or their home in Orillia after spending a week as guests of the lady's parents, Mr, and Mrs, D. Cantelon Iyer sister, Miss Dorothy Cantelon ,ac- companied her to Orillia. Messrs, 'A. A.. N. J. and W. T. Col - gallant of Porth County mermen - fed by their wives, were .Sri town Rost week attending a 'family re• - union et the hemp of their moth- er and sister, Mrs ,Margaret Col- quhoun and Mrs. Ilugh T{ennody. Va*na Quito n number attended the con - cell leader the ansplces of St, John's ahurcll, on Thursday evening last. All report an oilaoyable evening. Miss Irene Dbuelee of Ilensell spent the E;aster vacation- as the guest of Miss Phonic( Logan. Miss Edna Beatty of 'Toronto pont Easter week in our burg 08 the guest 'of Hire, Frank Weekes. Porters Hill Wo are sorry to hear that Miss Mona Johnson has been laid up with influenza, but ,we hope to hear of her speedy veoovery. . Miss Verna Picot of Stanley spent her Easter holidays with her aunt, Mrs. Allen Bottles. • 'We are glad to hear that. Mrs. Jim $ening Is improving. Mrs. Robert 'Willisins and three children of Goderich are spending a few days with the lady's brother Mr. Geo. Monks. Mrs. John Blair is at Wingham waiting on her sister, who has been sink. Miss Emmerson spent Sunday as the guest of Miss Marjory Burke. ' Miss Murary, who spent tl}e Eas- ter vacation with her parents near Stratford. is back again and has re- sumed her teaching duties. Mt. and Mrs. Peter Young and family spent Sunday with the tat- ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Betties. . Stanley Township The Misses Talbot entertained.• e few of their friends on Tuesday eve ening last. , The evening wac spe in games and music. Every"o fee( ports an enjoyable time. Miss' F. L. Talbot, who is attending the S. C. I.spent her holidays under the parental roof. Owing to the nice weather seeding will soon be starting. The farewell prayer meeting of the season /was held in S. S. No. 4 school on Wednesday evening last. The three minisers form Bayfield were present, and special music was giv- en. • Mr. Len Talbot is sporting a new buggy these times. Miss' E. Dewar is spending a few weeks in the States. Hullett Township' The following is the report of U. S. S. No. 10, Hullett and Goderich for March. Names are in order of mer- it, the following being considered:. good conduct, weekly 'tests and neat- ness, Best spellers for the month are marked with an.*. - Sr. 4th—Edna Govier, Joe Shad-' dick", Jr. 8rd—Ruth Shaddick'", Howard" Johnston. See 2nd—Lewis Shaddick*, Gladys Mountain. Edna Lee,,, Olive Sprung, Edith Johnston, 'Jerome Henhoeffer. Jr: 2nd—Russel Lee*, Theodore Henhoeffer. lst—Louis Johntson9, Mamie Shaddick*. Pruner—Vincent Henhoeffer. Prizes for term: Ruth Shaddick, Russel Lee. Number on roll, 16. =Jewel Grainger, Teacher Kippen Mr. Jas. Bengough of Port Huron is here visiting ,his sister, He is a Geusdn of the celebrated cartoonist, Mr. 3. W. Bengough. . Mrs. Hanna of Wingham visited with her .sister, Mrs. McKenzie on Tuesday and left for 'Goderich . to spend some days with friends. Mr. Fulton, who has been visiting his (laughter, Mrs. Lundy, at the manse, left for his home in Streets- ville on Tuesday. Mrs. V. Terryberry of Tucker - smith is visiting her parents this week. Mr. Jas. Reid of London, whom we mentioned as having purchased Mr. Workman's farm, changed his mind and the , deal was called off. Mr. Thos. Workman was in Lon- don Tuesday, his son returned with S. Helens Mrs, John Bennett rind children are spending a few days with her mother, Mrs. John Rutherford. Mrs. Andrew Fox of Whitechurch visited friends around St. Helens lately. Harry Dentin, son of John Dent- in, was taken' suddenly ill ouo'1'hurs- day night and was taken to Wing - ham hospital on Friday arid operated on for appendicitis. At present he is doing as well as can be expected. - Miss Gladys Webb returned to Stratford Normal on Monday, - Miss Lorraine Ruthig of Stratford who has been visiting at the home of Mr. Geo. Webb, has returned home: The following were home for the Easter holidays: Miss Celinti Clark, Lueknow; Miss W. D. Rutherford, Mitchell; Miss Pearl Webster, near Toronto; Miss Winnifrod Woods, Drayton, and Miss'Dorothy Webster of Wingham High School, • The Presbytery met at St. Helens on Thursday afternoon• -anti inducted the Rev. Chas. Cummings into the charges of St. Helens and East Ash- field. Refreshments were served and a social hour was spent after the induction, Mts. David Todd received the sad news en.. Sunday afternoon that her mother had passed away at her home in Midden. Mrs. Todd left on the early train on Monday to attend the funotal, ,ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES. Ilio city school boy who had natt- er seen a winiimill, exclaimed: "Once misted That's some elem- ttic fart You got out there cooling thorn hogs." er TIIURSDAY, APRIL 70, 192±. -tee re was shipped on Tuesday. There is no Profit in This for us The profit all goes. to those who take advantage of this offer We are doing this in order that you may replace your - Grade Bull with a Pure Bred. . WE CAN GET ONE TO 'SUIT YOU We have a number of good SHORTHORN .and ANCUS BULLS in Cook's Stable. Government tested. Prices to suit you 'Come in and look them over We are ready to get you the breed of bull you want -Our Business is to .Boost Good Live Stook LET'S TALK IT OYER NEXT DAY YOU ARE IN ftTOWN Dominion and Provincial Departments of Agriculture BETTER' BULL CAMPAIGN S. B. STOTHERS, B.S.A., District Representative • FIflPY1ERS SAVE MONEY HERE Come in and see our latest reduced prices and new stock of Harness and Carriage Goods : Team Harness Single Harness Collars Sweat Pads Harness Parts' Curry Combs Brushes Rugs Robes Spreads Horse Remedies Etc., Etc, Our low prices and high quality will please you. A. WicKown Huron's Harness House Clinton, Ont. Repafrs Mp.de Quickly and Neatly 64 �i�F ly _ •y�tl ''�lxh� scum WegefaWSVIV2===1 tarmnsm,5s, GOOD SPAWNING YEAR The salmon -spawning grounds in British Columbia evero in excellent condition during the season just closed. The natural spawning beds were well seeded and in addition the various hatcheries collected approx- imately one hundred million eggs of different species. All the hatcheries operated by the Department of Mar- ine and Fisheries were filled to ca- pacity and in a good, many instances much larger collections could have been 'made. • The following shows the collections of salmon eggs in the different wat- ersheds: Fraser river 62,186,600 Skeane River ..•. 12,784,000 Rivers Inlet ... .., 12,077,000 Vancouver island , . • . ..22,18.1,000 CLINTON JUNK DEALER BUYING ALL FINDS OP JUNK AND POULTRY, HIDBIS AND SKINS PAYING THE HIGHEST PRICES', -,F,,,,,, .IOU WAS LUCKY. ,hast got there in time M. IiAM12A5 (Too (who had just hissed his I leaving the station) traits, to a friend who arrived it min- j Trod: "Lucky beggar!" Photae 181 Albert Sir uto after,) i "Confound it, Fred; I got a glimpse at it at alit" 11111,11.131 ue YOU HOUSE and OUR PA1''t' T Corless HARDWARE AND ELECTRICAL THEY GO WELL TOGETHER As you will admit after your house has had a coat or two of ,- Martin-Senow' ready -to -apply house paint, What about Varnishes and Wood Stains, Auto and Carriage Pill hts `1' We have them PHONE 53 to Ede It I didn't