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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1921-7-21, Page 8CLINTON'S LJ ADINC JEWE1.rl+RY STORE Glasses .ii h a. tY A n a a .G i, F Our glasses and the fitting of them to the eyes, are pronounced, entirely. satisfactory. When worn, they aid the vision and prevent the brain from becoming overtired; and when the glasses are taken of", the brightness of the eyes shows that the sight has been benefited. R. H. JOHNSON Jeweller end -Optician Next Hovey's Drug Store 1 WEEK END SPECIALS Lisle Hosiery at Half Price On Saturday we place on sale about 100 pair Women's Black Lisle Hose. This Hose sold for 65c to 75c a pair Special Saturday 35c 'or 3 pair for $1.00 Men's Blue Stripe Overalls at $1.85 Don't pay 2,50 for this line but.buy here on • - , Saturday at'$1.85 'Big Specials each Week End. CLOTHING lumsteei Bros. THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS. PHONE' DD NEW, IDEA. PATTERNS, 1 SPECliIS TO CLEAN 1 only Lawn Mower, regular $11 for $9,00 ',only Dash Churn, regular 3.50 for 3,00 1 only No 3 Daisy Churn, regular $17 for 15.50 1 only No 2 Daisy Churn, regular 515 for 13.50 1 only 8 -gallon Cream Can, regular 6.50 for 5.50 1 only Hot Blast Oil Stove, regular 2.60 for 2.00 1 only 4 -ft Pig Trough, regular 3.50 for 3.00 1 only 6 -ft Pig Trough, regular 4.50 for 4.00 1 only Eureka Air Compression Sprayer, regulaa $10 for8.50 1 only Loudon Hay Fork, regular $10 for 8.50 1 only Electric Lamp, regular $17 for 13.50 1 only Electric Lamp, regular $14 for 11,00 The Superior Electric Irons, regular 6.50 for 4.75 1 only 4 -burner Perfection Oil Stove at a bargain Egg Crates, regular $1 for .85 O'Cedar Mops $1 and up. Kiddie Cars 12 for 1,75, 2.75 for 2.25, 15 for 2.50 A bargain rn Arniy Paint, grey and white only, in 1 -gallon cans SEASONABLE GOODS Paris Green -Arsenate of Lead -Bug Finish --Garden hose-Scylihes and Snaths-Cow Ease and Sprayers -Hay Fork Rope and Chain -Oil Stoves -Machine and Tractor Oil -Screen Doors and Windows -Wood Dasli and Daisy Churns -Huron Roadster Waggons -See the New Mara- thon Granite Ware. Agents for Pilot Superior Pipeless Furnaces. HARLAND BROS. Hardware. Stoves and Novelties - The Store With •a Stock an El Pump Supplli •'S We carry a full line of Pumps, Cylinders, Valves, Fittings of all kinds. Call or phone for prices One Maxwell Eland Power Washer Only $10.00 Sitter & Perdue HARDWARE ELBCTRCAL PLUMBING Don't Throw Your Old Carpets Away No matter snow *A hovtl arty., boor dllapt0atod, tto rope around thorn and mend to no to be *lade into The Famous , 'VELVETEX"" Rugs Bbveratbls-Wia wbar a, LIfetiene--Prteeb reasonable. We have hundreds of reoorninendatlgnb from sotto- IVA euateiners. Ask tat. "VEL.VM''EX'. Price Liet. Ws may oxpreae both way a .en lance oraere. Ona Way on *tnaf orders, e. Entebtlthee 1006 Phone gem CANADA RUG CO P NY oft OAFILANO s'n err r r Lot rroN, oN-e. ogrowtoginammat eallty-Co 6r1 rhe Clinton News- tecord IN THE CANADIAN IXOME IS , A SUBJECT WHICH IS RECEIV- ING MORE ATTENTION. THIO Alt- TISTIC STANDARD OP THE AV- ERAGE HOME IS NOW HIGHER THAN IT HAS EVER BEEN, PEO- PLE ARE DEMANDING BETTER AND MORE CONGENIAL SUR. ROUNDINGS. WALL HANGINGS HAVE MUCII TO 1)0 WITH BRING- INC ABOUT THE DESIRED BRIGHTNESS, BEAUTY AND COMFORT. IF YOU ARE INTER- ESTED WE INVITE YOU TO VIS- IT OUR, . SPLENDID STOCK AT REASONABLE PRICES. • m e W.if Fair Co. Often the Cheapest ---Always the Best EYE SPECIALIST A. L. Cole, Eye Sight Specialist, an Honour Graduate of the Canad- ian Ophthalmic College of Toronto. Goderich, Ont. Office hours: 9 a,m. to 5 P.m. Practice limited to the eye. INunun_ennw! as i ....._.... ._'yanNl Ia Ila. Miss Lois Holmes was home from London for the week --end, Miss Veen Miller of Toronto has been spending ea holiday in town. Miss Jule Bartliff of Toronto is spending a• vacation at her.home in town., Mrs, W. C. Mead of'. aKitehener• • is the guest of her aunt, 1VIrs..R. B. Carter of town. Mrs. Henderson Fraser of Welland is spending a vacation with her mother in Clinton. Mrs. H., T. Ranee has returned from a visit with NIr, and Mrs. H. E. Paull of Alvinston. Mr. Frbd Jackson attended the Na- tional Shoe Retailers' convention in Toronto last week. Mrs. John Hartley and Miss Pauline of Vankleek Hill have been visiting Mrs. Sheeley in town. Mr. and Mrs. George Watts left Yesterday on a trip to the west. They will be absent several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Collins of Cleveland, Ohio, are visiting the latter's uncle, Mr. John Derry of town. Mrs. Geo. Macpherson and daughter, Jessie, of Morristown have been visiting Mr. and Mrs, F. W, Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson of Chippewa are visiting this week with the former's mother, Mrs. T: Johnson, Miss Doreen Stephenson left yester- day for Windsor and Cleveland, Ohio, where she will visit for a few waake. Mr. and Mrs. John Sehoenhals and Mrs. Gal Streets motored to St. Marys on Sunday and spent the day with friends" Miss Jennie Taylor and her great- niece, little Miss Gladys Ne11es, of London are the guests of the Misses Southcombe, Miss Kathleen Livermore left for London yesterday and will spend a couple of weeks as the guest of Rev. J. A. and Mrs. Agnew. Mr. Ernest Livermore is attending Summer School at Goclerich this week being one of the delegates from Ontario street church League. Mrs. R. G. Emerson, of Winnipeg, formerly of Clinton and sister of ' furs. H. B. Client, is visiting re- latives at St. Catharines and To- ronto. Miss Isabel S•traughan of New York, who has been visiting relatives it Godcrich, spent the weak -end as the guest of Miss Florence Cuning•- hame, Mr. Tony VanEgmond motored up from Detroit this week and is spending a little vacation at his hone on the Gravel road just earth of tnwn. Miss Eileen Atkinson has been visit- ing London and Ingersoll friends. She wilt retllln with Mr. Atkinson, who ncoto•ed'down to Ingersoll this week, Me, Roebrt Atkinson of Clneinnntti has been visiting his brother and sister, Mr. J. D. Atkinson and Mrs. A. Hooper Of town. Ile and Mr. Atkinson motored to Ingersol this week to visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. J, W. Gray and daughter, who have been visiting their aunt and ' uncle, Mre, Wm. Graham and Mr. 13. R. Higgins of town for the past fortnight, have returned to their hone in Toronto. Miss Ruth Higgitie accompanied them for a little visit in the city. Miss Kathleen McNaughton, who has been vititing relatives and friends in Clinton and vicinity for a week or so, returned to her hors in London on Sunday evening, her (brother having motored en en Sat- urday for her. They intend tak- ing a motor trip to visit friends in Michigan this week, Rev. Kenneth J. Beaton, who has been doing mission work in China for the past seven years, under the dieecilon of the Methodist Church, has returned to Canada on furlough, and will remain here for a year at least. Ile is accompan- ied by Itis wife and two children, and bus rented a house in the Dan- forth district, Toronto. • He is a native of Clinton, rind expects shortly to visit his house and re- latives here. i k/'S fr reezu Mr's. T. Jackson and family of Clinton aro occupying Mrs. Simp- sons residence :for the summer, Mrs. Jaeicson bus for her guests at pres- ent her sister and brother -in• -law. Mr. and Mrs, J. Jeekson, Winnipeg; her daughters, Misses Jeori and Mary Cleidley, and her nieces, Mrs. W. Doherty and Miss Jean Greig, Toe rento. • Dr. and Mrs, Hogan .and family are summering in Mrs, Heath's cot- tage, `.`The Cedars" on the Terrane. Mr, and Mrs. C. R. Will and faits- ily, London, and Mr. and Mrs. Sup- nick and family of Detroit aro oc-' cupying the Misses' Ranitin's cot- tages on the Terrace for the sea- son. •Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Best and family of Seaforth are in George Westor's residence, Main street. Mr. and Mrs, McMillan and fern,- ily, London, are in Miss Campbell's cottage for the summer. Mr, and Mrs. W. I Robinson and fancily and Mr. anti Mrs. W. E. Maness and family of London are enjoying their new, summer homes on Tuyil street. Amongst the many others who are enjoying the summer iit Bayfield are: In Deer Lodge -Rev, J. and Mrs. Abrey and family, Londesboro; Rev. Dr. Peever, wife and family; Mr. and Mrs. hardy and daughter; W. L. Fitzgerald, wife and family; Mrs, Millman and family: James Fitz- gerald and wife; Mrs. Boug and family, London; Mrs. Price and daughter, iVliss Marion Price, Toron- to; Mrs. Imrie and fancily, Hamilton; W. P. Clement, wife and family, Kitchener; Mr, anis Mrs, Conn and fancily. Sarnia: also Mrs. Miller, London, the guest of Mrs. Millman, and Miss Mary McClure, Kalamazoo Mich„ the guest of Mrs. James Fitzgerald. At the White City -Mr. II. S. Reid and family; Dr. Reid and fam- ily; Mrs. (Dr.) Duggan and fancily and another, Mrs. Day and family; Roy Sharman wife and family; be- troit; the Misses Birch and Miss E. Miller,' Chatham; Mrs. Daly end family and Mrs. Hunt and.son, Lon- don; Mrs. lvlalcoln McTaggart and family; Mrs. George MWTagg,u't and family, Clinton; Mrs. Monkhouse and family, Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. Col- son and family, and the Misses C01 - ter•, St. Thomas. In Lakeside Park -,lames Watson, wife and family, Seaforth; C. Be Chapman, wife and family; Mrs. Paul Doig and family; Mrs. (Dr.) agfiel TIRIP JDAY, JULY 21 J21 713 Fur tr idge and fancily Mr. and Mr's. Grainger and family; lilr. and Mrs, White and faunily; lOirs, Trehileock, Miss H. L. Trebiliodk anti Fred T'rebilocelc, London, Rev, Canon and Mrs. Chill'. -and son, Mr. Res, Cluii!, of Stratford; Mee. Hughes, Miss Hughes, Leslie Stone, Mies Weolway, Mr. Mills, Mr, Ross Smith and wife, Miss Caroline Rogers, London and Mr. Philip and Mr, Birmina', Listowel, are guests as the Albion, Mr. GordonGilles, manager of the Sterling Hank, and Mi's. Gilles, are spending their holidays at leis hone in liewntenville, He is beim re- lieved by Mr, Leslie Hart of God-. erich . Miss Rae Govenloclt of St, Cath- arines is the guest of her sister, Mrs. William Ferguson. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Rhynas and son, Philip Rhynas, of Brantford spent the week -end as the guests of Mrs. Rhynas' sister, Miss Ferguson, Mr, and Mrs. S. D. Merner and Mrs, L. A. Peifer and family were the guests of the format's daughter, Mr. D. Sturgeon, a few days the past week. Anniversary services will be hold in the Methodist church on Sunday next, July 24th, at eleven a.nc. and seven -thirty p.ni. Services con- ducted by the Rev. W. H. McAllis- ter of Exeter, Mr. William Higgins, who bad his leg so badly smashed• a few weeks ago while loading logs in the brash for the Geddes -Tyson Lumber Co., of this village, is now improving nicely and will be able to be around again in a short time. Much credit is due the shill and strict attention of our new physician, Dr. Scullard. Mr. and Mrs, Harold Kitchen, Mrs, A. L. Hubbard and Mir, C. Roth, of Brantford, Wilbur A, Creag- er, Chicago; Fred Robinson, Ottawa; Jack Brolm, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Lister and daughter, Miss Marjory, 11Ir. and Mrs. A. G. Mc- Cormick, Miss Eleanor and Miss Marjory McCormick, Mr. Trethaway and Mr. Linrburner, •London, Mr. and Mrs. Steele and daughter, Iligh- lancl Park; Miss Gower, Toronto; Mr, and Mrs, •Stradley and two daughters, the Misses Stradlee, Mr. and Mrs. McDermott and sons and Mr. Newnan of Detroit are guests at the Commercial, Miss Goodfellow of Toronto is the guest of Mrs. Fraser. Mr. Wilber Erwin of Kitchener is spending his holidays under the par- ental roof. Goderich Township The garden party held on Mr, John Huclie's lawn on Tuesday even- ing under the auspices of St. James' church, was guite a success. A large nuinber were present, over two lnrdred, probably, and. everybody seemed to enjoy it. Supper was served and afterwards a very enjoy- able njoyable program was given by the Phal- en Orchestra, Clinton, assisted by Miss Hallowell and Mr. Chas, Cook, soloists. A football match was also played off between Varna and Tip- perary teams. It was very closely contested, resulting in a win by the former. People were present from Clinton, H, lmesville, Varna and Bay- field, besides those from all the sur- rounding conlnlunity. The officials were very well pleased with the fin- ancial results of the undertaking. Mr, Alvin Townshend of Fonthill spent the week -end at his parental home, that of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Townshend of the sixteenth, Mr. and Mrs. James Switzer have gone to Assiniboia. Sask„ to visit their son, who is not in -good health, Brucefield A number of the girl friends of Miss Ella Chesney a bride-to-be, at- tended a handkerchief slower for her at the home of Miss Jessie Genunill on Thursday evening. Mrs" John McGowan and two lit-. tle sons of Toronto, who have been the guests of Mrs. W. I1, Ratters - bury for a few days, left for Goder- ich where they will be the guests of the lady's mother, Mrs. F. II, Roth- well, at her summer home. Miss .Laura Ross has gone to spend her vacation at Kingsville. The W. M, S., the Kelly Circle and the Mission Band held a birthday tea in the lecture room of the church on Friday. There was a very inter- esting program, after which lunch was Served. Mies Margaret Ross is spending her holidays at her home here. Miss P. Scott of Ilensnll is the guest of NIrs, Cecil Simpson. Mrs. Harry Jackson has returned to our village. Mr. and Mrs. John Mustard spent Sunday at Inverhtrron. Rev, W. D. and Mrs. McIntosh are occupying J. B .Mustard's cot- tage at Inverhnroe for a couple of weeks. Rev. Mr. Abrey of Londesborough preached in Union Church on Sun- day. first principle with good woodsmen. NEW BOOKS AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY Partial list of non-fiction. Mirrors of Downing street. Roosevelt -Letters to his Children, Asquith -!Margot Asquith's Autobi- ography. Wells -Outlines of History. Pollard -Short History of Great War Grenfell -Labrador Days. Paterson -Smyth -Life of Christ. Peens at Many Lands Series. Beautiful Europe Series, 'Beautiful Britain Series, Partial List of Fiction. Sawyer -Silver Sixpence. Sawyer-Leerie, Black -Great Desire. Bleck-Seventh Angel. Marshall -Rank and Riches. Marshall -Roiling Rectory, Marshall -Peter Binney. George-Caliban, Stead -Dennison Grant. Gray -Betty Zane, Gray -Man of the Forest: Cray -Mysterious Rider. Ernpey-Madonna of the hills. Ruck -Sweet Stranger. Buckrose-Silent Legion. Bhckrose-Young Hearts, Douglas -Penny -Plain. Buchan -Half Hearted. Buchan -Mr, Standfast, Ilanieun-Growth of the Soil. North -Forging of the Pikes. hall -Egan, Walpole -Jeremy. Walpole -Secret City' Dell -The Tone. Lewis-3Jnln Street. Whau'lon-Age of Innocence. Lincoln -The Porlygee, Stewart -heather and Pent. Locke -hoarse of Baltazar. Blindloss-Lister's Great Adventure. Gibbs -Vagrant Duke, \\rillsic-Enchantcri Canyon. Weigall-Dweller of the Dessert. Lutz -Cloudy .Iewel. Johnson -The Man Who Did The Right Thing, Canada's forest resources consti- tute one of the Dominion's most val- uable assets. They contribute to the trade of Canada upwards of $200,000- 000 a year. They play an Important part in our external commerce. With proper protection our forests can be Made to produce timber in perpetuity. Care with fire in the woods is a Geo. T. Jenkins Ford Dealer CLINTON, ONTARIO Where o You Get YOU ::flee Stationery ? Do you give this business to Mail Order Houses ry' . If so ; Why ? The News -Record is prepared to do all kinds of High-class Job Work You certainly should have had your name on this job, it is a credit to any office." I was very much pleased with the work." Those cards were just what I wanted, and were very attractive looking. T was much pleased." The above are some comments on work turned out of this office within the past few weeks. We try to make every job merit such commendation. Give us your next order and help. " Keep Clinton Busy." We can supply y,s a with Counter Check Books of various styles and grades at Greatly Reduced Prices See samples before ordering your next supply An Investweut 4CRENOIB IN BULK Cheaper than in spacial tins. We will sell you any amount you may wish, from one pint up. Bring your owntin's to be filled with this great Lice and Mfg D .'strogelr Corless & Veniter HARDWARE AND ELECTRICAL eseraesszemeteete PHONE 53 • • Motorcycle For Sale Gordon Hail, News -Record Office p�: pp�y r'-w�`i�l�'.r�li�J3'1>.:r/.+iJ/tJl.�JJ�.+�/_'�iJ�t .. •a1" i ' 5 P 5 E STAR UNE 1'O Special Midsummer Excursions ERIC I t.., DE T RO AND Rh;TURN Steamer Greglnounnd Leaves Goderich Monday, August Sth, at 11.15 pan., arriving Detroit, Tuesday, 7,15 a.m.,. Returning leave Detroit, Thursday, August llth, 2.30 p.m. on Str. Owanis $3.00 Round Trip $2.00 One Wang Last trip to Detroit, Friday, August 12th, at 7 n.m. on Str. Owana. Don't miss this midsummer opportunity to visit beautiful Detroit. A delightful ride across Lake IIuron and down the St. Clair and De- troit Rivers. reghouinii•, .\• oonll. ht OUT OF GODERICI.I, Monday evening, August 8th, 8.15 p.m. Finzel's Famous Detroit Orchestra Por dancing in Greyhound ballroein 5014 Children under 19, SU.