HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1921-9-22, Page 8no Clinton News -Record
CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELEBY STORE
Are You. Proud. of
Your,Wa.tch ?
When you look at your
watch are you proud of its
appearance and _confident of
its aceuraey ? ,. Watches pur-
chased here possess both of
these qualities.
All makes of watches repaired
,11.' H. JOHNSON
Jeweller aeid'OpticiasNext Hovey'sDrug Stora
i
Moneg in Your Pocket ,
Special sale for two weeks of
Men's Work Shirts and Men's Odd Pants
at old time prices. Come and look them over
Murray McEwan, Merchant Tailor
Wilken Block 7.2.2
lieauty Oo�fort
IN THE CANADIAN HOME, IS
A S'UBJPGT WHICII IS R) CE1V,
ING MORE ATTENTION, THE AR,
TISTIC STANDARD OF THE AV-
ERAGE HOME IS NOW IIIGIIna
TlIAN IT HAS EVER BEEN, PEO,
PLE ARE DEMANDING BETTER
AND MORE CONGENIAL SUR,
ROUNDING$, WALL HANGINGS
HAVE MUCH TO 110 WITH BRING-
ING ABOUT THIS 'DESIRED
BRIGHTNESS, BEAUTY AND
COMFORT. Il' YOU ARE INTER,
ESTPD WE INVITE YOU TO VIS-
IT OUR' SPLENDID STOCK A'1'
REASONABLE PRICES,'
The W. it Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
EYE SPECIALIST
A. L. Cole, Eye Sight Specialist,'
an I3onour Graduate of the Caned-
.ian Ophthalmic College of Toronto.
Goderich, Ont. Office hours:' 9 a.ni.
to 5. p.m. Practice limited to the eye.
At tele ,'Pulse of Rea + Ma a ::.
We have just received our . new suiting and .are
more than pleased with :both quality -and price.'.They.
consibt,of beautiful English Worsted and Tweeds";'.and'
Blue, Black ' and Grey Serges and the prices are rock
bottom..:
Every snit tailored to your measure and a fit
guaranteed Prices range from $25 to $50
Special for Fr'tdag, Sept. 9th
We will have with us Mr. Legg to assist us with
measurements, etc., also to show the season's newest
models and we would be glad to have you come in on
Friday and inspect these models and look over our
range of suiting.
■
Plumsteel Bros.
THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS.
PHONE al
CLOTHING NEW IDEA PATTERNS.
Our T
ree Specials
PIPELESS FORNACES
BRANTFORD ROOFING
BEAVER BOARD
The Pilot Superior Pipeless Warm
Air Furnace Nature's way of heat-
ing your house.
ONLY ONE REGISTER .
BRANTFORD ROOFING
Asphalt Slate Shingles.
.Asphalt Slate Slabs
Also Roll Roofing
$3.00 per square and up.
BEAVER BOARD
It is equally applicable in old
buildings as in new. We have all
sizes, 32 and 48 inches, in width and
from 0 to 10 feet in length.
A FEW REFERENCES
.'r. Robert Smith Mr. Frank Lobb
Mr. Frank Gibbs Mr. Thomas Glazier
Mr. Jacob Becker.
Mr. Thomas Lindsay
Mr. D. Munroe, Brucefield
HARLAND BRCS.
'Hardware. Stoves and Novelties
The Store With a Stock
One Register(Pipeless)
Heating
The latest achievement in health-
ful, economical home heating is the
One Register (Pipeloss) System, i$
other words, to heat your house
with one 'register only, is what this
wonderful new system accomplish-
es.
Its, satisfactory operation has
been taken out of the realm of
theory and is today a proven fact.
Before 141,cOIary's placed the One
Register, (Pipeless) System on the
market they thoroughly tested it
under many different and difficult
conditions. You can, therefore, be
perfectly satisfied' that McClary's
One Register (Pipeless) Furnaces
will do everythhig their 'Walsers
claim for then' because they arc
not the result of theory clone, but
are the outcome of many exhaust.
lye tests performed under the most
extreme 'weather conditions.
Sutter & Perdue
HARDWARE ELECTRICAL
PLUMBING
.Mr. 1. R'. Reece, of Toronto is visit-
ing friends in town.
'Mrs. C. Ih Bartliff has returned
from a visit in London.
Mr. 'nine • Mrs. G. II, Pinner were iv
• town over tlit+, week -end.
Miss Elsie Bierge, of Stratford was a
• visitor in. Clinton last week.
Mrs- Wifliaen East is visiting friends
in Brantford .for a few weeks.
Mr. Fred Simian who is teaching at
Bltyh, was in town over the week-
end,
Mr. and Mrs. Durnin and Mrs. Geo.
Roberton motored to Detroit last
week,
Miss Agnes Walker, who is teaching
at Clifford, Ont., was home on Sat-
urday.
Miss Minnie Falk of Waterloo spent
a few days with her aunt, Mrs.
Akam.
Miss Lillian Fairfull has been v1s-
rtnib at the home of Mr, C. J_
-Wallis,
McLeod of Brussels is visit-
ing at the home of Mrs. R. Pearson
this week.
Mr. Robert Marshall attended the
baseball game at Zurich on Wed-
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Plumsteel and fam-
ily spent a few days at the London
Fair.
Rev. Dr. G. N. Hazen of Listowel vis-
ited at the Ontario parsonage the
past week.
Mrs. H. W. Cook has gone to Win-
nipeg to spend the winter with
her daughter.
Mr. Alec. Eagelson was a spectator
at the motor races at London on
Saturday last,
Mr. Leo Flynn was visiting at the
,home of Mr. and Mrs, J. Flynn ov-
• er the week -end.
Mr. Alex. Neilans is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. E. Brown, who re-
sides in Petrolea.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kimball and
family spent Sunday with Mrs.
Scott, near B11t0.
Miss Florence Cunningham spent
the week -enol at Fullerton visiting
Miss Hattie Baker.
Mr. Orville Murphy of Goderich
was a visitor in town at the be-
ginning of the week,
Mrs. Phoenix (nee Clufi') and Master
Robert are returning to their home
in Hamilton on Friday.
Mr. Starling was in Port Elgin for
a few days looking after his
property, which is for sale.
Rev. Kenneth J. Beaton, returned
missionary, visited at the home of
his mother, Mrs. A. D. Beaton.
Miss Mamie hall has resumed her'
position in the Royal Bank, hav-
ing been absent on her holidays.
Mr. Oswald Hunt of London is vis-
iting a week in town with Mr, and
Mrs. Hamblyn, and other friends.
Mr, A. E. Erwin of Bayfield was 10
town on Tuesday evening and vis-
ited with his aunt, Miss Beacom.
Mr, S. Jackson motored to Lon-
don on Saturday to be present at
tFafrhe m,otor races and take in the
Mr. A. Oakes of Staforth was vis-
iting at the home of Mr, Higgins
Fron idayRattenbury, street, east, last
Mr. Will Taylor, who is a son of
Mr. Jacob Taylor of Toronto, has
been visiting Mr, and Mrs. Rod -
away.
Mr. Samuel Holmes, who has been
' visiting his aunt, Miss J, Holmes
of town, has returned to his home
in California.
Miss Jennie Robertson is again oe-
cupving the position of teller in
the Molsons Bank after spending
her holiday in Bayfield,
ltev. D.®N. McCamus addressed the
District Missionary Meeting of the
London Conference in Chatham on
Tuesday. On Sept. 23rd Mr. Mc-
Camas will speak at Sarnia.
Misses Jennie and Rose Tebbutt, who
spent last week visiting friends in
London, St. Thomas and. Port Stan -
fey, and' also took in the London
Fair, returned home on Tuesday,
Mr. Howard hill of Taber, Sask., who
has been visiting relatives in Clin•
ton and other eastern points, this
sunnmar, left yesterday for Regina,
where he will open an office remit -
senting Canadian and British Hard,
ware Manufactures for Western
canadar ..,
People You Know
Ilarris took 'a load of baseball
Fans to %dreh yesterday,
1tlr. Roy Ball metered to Zerich on
Wednesday, where he wavy a spec,-:
tato' cit the basebayll.'anio,
Dr. Axon was one of many, Clinton
ibarsebell .enthusiasts who Motored
to. Zurich yesterday.
Mrs, Tilos; Lo llington and babe, Roy
Franklin, ,are Winglram . vial/ier7S
this week,.
Rev. ProfessorJohnston of Victoria
College, Toronto, was in town on
Tuesday evening, and in eeniPiiny
with Rev. S, Anderson, motored to
Exeter to address the district meet-
ing hake there .on Wednesday, .
Mr. Lennard Harland motored to
Zurich on Wednesday to. attend
the baseball ,.game,
Mr. Ed, Munroe was among the
many •Clintoniarrs who motored tO
Zurich to see Zurich and Wood-
stock play off in the semi-finals.
Mr. Silas 11tcT'alls has been moved
to the ,branch of the Molsons
Bank at Aylmer. Mr. IvleFa'lIs
left on Monday to take up his
new position.
Mr. and Mrs. George Watts re-
turned Thursday last from Mani-
toba, where they have been visit-
ing friends. Mr. Watts reports
things corning along fairly well
and looking better;
•
Bonfield
Rev. J, G. Stuart of London occu-
pied 'the pulpit of St. Andrew's
church in the abesnce of Rev. A. Mac-
farlane.
Rev. Silcox of Toronto occupied
the pulpit of the Methodist church
on Sunday morning last in the in-
terests of the Dominion Alliance.
Rev. A. Macfarlane spent the
week -end at Southamptona and Port
Elgin.
Mrs, Stirling 'and daughter Miss
Josie Stirling spent the week -end at
Port Elgin.
F. A. Edwards is 'spending a fort-
night with friends et London and vi.-
cinit.
R. Bailey, manager of the Sterling
Bank at Marlboro is spending his
holidays at his hone in the village.
Dr. Lewis and wife ofToronto are
the geusts of Dr. Woods and wife
this week.
MisseTillnee and Mrs. Darcey and
slaughter, Miss Darcey of London are
spending a week at Longue -Vial cot-
tage on the Terrace.
Mr. H. McKay and wife, George E.
Greenslade and wife, Mrs. F. A. Ed
wards and daughter, Miss Ploy Ed-
wards, James Reid, Miss Mntry Reid,
Thomas Cameron, John Cameron
Samuel Moore, Bruce Moore, Henry
Darrah and John Gairdner took m
the Western Fair at London last
week.
Don't forget the Bayfield Fair on
Sept, 27-28. Better than ever. The
Directors have spared no pains in
making this the best. They have eI-
so secured the Brunswick Concert
Company in the Town Hall on the
evening of the 28th. Jack Ballan-
tyne, the famous comedian -this con-
cert will be the treat of the season.
LITTLE LOCALS.
Mr, George -McKenzie has given
up his Position in the west and is
going 'to assist bis father in the plan-
ing mill. Mr. McKenzie intends to
live here and . Clinton citizens wel-
come him and wish him success. His
family will move here shortly.
• Remember the Gypsy Maid Show
last season, The Pastime Club re-
pents their success with the Canad-
ian Variety Four, Sept. 28. Come.
350 and 500. Pian at Fair's,
The Fall millinery is now on dis-
play in the show windows of the two
enterprising stores.
Mr. Wur, Snell received prizes at
the London Fair for the very fine
specimens of sheep which he exhibit-
ed.
LITTLE LOCALS, ,
t It is assorted that nanny rules have
been broken by the jariguerds while
on the other hand many jails have
been brolce by the blackguards,
A maul we up in an airplane and
reg'ahrerl; his wine, .when most Wren
go up in the air they lose their beetle
young lady reeently wrote to a
eeettry newspaper asking if there
;yvere any editors in (leaven. The ed-
'tor replied: There is hat -one editor
'in Heaven. How he got there is not
postively known•but it is conjectured
ilial ho passed himself off ee a clergy-
man. When the dodge was discov-
ered they searched the length and
breadth .of the realms of felieity for
a lawyer to start ejection proceeding's
but they couldn't find one, so, of
ca'''se, the editor holds the fort."
Some Mexican. raiders attempted
to cut out a woman's tongue but for,.
tun tely they made off( after she had
given them a sample of it.
There's a bumper crop in Annap-
olis Valley ,a piece of news that ex,
plains the name they gave the place,
which we understand is what An Ap-
ple Ie,
Announcement that there will be
no doles for the unemployed this win-
ter, will be . doleful news to some of
them. They'd rather be all doled up
incl no place to go.
On the farm of Mr, Holtzhauer,
near Londesboro, a cob of Golden
Glow corn was found with 20 rows
and 50 kernels to the row. Stich a
find would make an interesting ex-
hibit at a fair.
"Little England" is showing its
ingenuity. Several barns have been
re -shingled and Mr. Jacob Sloman is
adding an extension to his house.
Mr. Elliott is putting a new roof
on his residence on Victoria Street.
On Friday afternoon there will be
a half holiday at the Collegiate In-
stitute in honor of Mr. Ernest Liv-
ermore.
TIlUIISD:AY, SPPT, 22nd 1921 f
AN OPEN CONVENTION OF THE
NATIONAL LIBERAL AND
CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION
OF SOUTH HURON.
Will be held in Hcnsall on Seta'.
day, October "est, at 2 o'clock, p.m.,
to which all men and women who are
favorable to the Mcighen Govern-
ment are invited. A candidate will be
chosen to contest the riding. Dr. 115.
Steel, 11f.P., of. South Perth, the or-
ganizer for Western Ontario, will be
present and deliver an address.
A meeting of the Executive at one
o'clock,
By order of the Executive.
South Huron United
Farmers Political
Association
will hold a Convention in
•
HENSALL HALL
Thursday, Sept.29
at 2 p.m. for the purpose of
selecting a candidate for the
Federal House.
Meeting for the purpose of
appointing delegates will be
held in each polling sub-
division in each municipality
on the evening of
TUESDAY, SEPT. 27th
A11 electors in sympathy
with the principales and the
policies enunciated in the
platform of the United Farm.
ers of Ontario and the Cana-
dian Council of Agriculture
and willing to support the
United Farmers political party
are cordially invited to attend
W. BLACK, President
G. W. LAYTON, Secretary
of Valuable Household Effects
A Private Sale of the personal effects of the late Mrs,
McTaggart will be held at her late residence
Shiple,cy Street on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
September 26, 27, 28, 29
House willbe open to the public as follows :
Morning 91to 12, Afternoon 1.30 to 6, Evening 7,30 to 10
s
The above effects consist of Drawing Room, Dining Room
and Bed Room®Furniture (mostly in Black Walnut)
Pictures, Books, Ornaments, China and Porcelain Dinner
and Tc a Sets, Silverware, Cutlery, Carpets, Rugs,
Blankets, Feather Pillows and Ticks, Mattresses,
Springs, Sofa Cushions, Mantel .Grapes
and many other Household Artecles
Many of the above articles are very old and were
purchased when prices were low and are 'narked at
a fraction of what they could be obtained for to -day
Apart from their lowness in price they have an extra
valbe to the lover of the dignified and substantial
styles of fifty years ago.
All articles priced in plain figures and
will be sold without reserve
Everything must be sold by private sale
There will not be a public auction
M, D. McTAOGART, Administrator
Profits ki
s
Keep the Good Lagers:
Dispose et' the Poor Ones
13y this method increase your profit 50 per cent.
For 3 weeks we can supply a man skilled in culling
to do this work. Phone or write otir office,
SI 13. STO'TIIERS,
Agricultural Representative
Clinton.
Be Prepared with the Goods
Then Let the People
Know About Thein.
That is the , y' ay to
Push Business
That's what we are now doing We
are following our, own advice.
The News -Record
Job Departmei.t
Can supply you with neat, well -printed
job work of all kinds.
Do not send out of town for anything in
the printing line until you have
consulted us.
Ask us about a
Special Offer in Regard to
Cotrnter Check Books
Give us your next order.
Have you any use for
eddi g stationery?
If so, we have it. Printed in text or
script, on good paper, and with
two sets of envelopes
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-To tat0J? Plev
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Is right now, and avoid easy leaks and other roof
troubles.
"Birds" Roofing is fire resisting and weather
proof.
Then we have Black Water -proof building paper,
wall -board, etc,
We have the "Rockland Quebec" and
"Tortoise" heaters with oven, also a good line of
other coal and wood heaters.
M. 1 • Corless
GENER4L HARDWARE
PHONE 53
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Geo. T. Jenkins Ford Dealer
CLINTON, ONTARIO