The Clinton News Record, 1921-11-10, Page 8rhe Clint*n Nows-Record
CLINTON'S .,.E.A.DINGI, • .aN/VgLIT4liS .STORV
o One Can Afford To Be
Without Music
111
001110 in and get a
Phonala and fielp to
make the long evenings
more pleasant. It is
as 'good as any and
superior to most mach.
ines in tone and finish
and will play any make
of records without any
extra attacharoent.
APEX
P9441P Risk
Records
Are as good as the best
re7ords on the market
and
-only 65c
Jeweller and Optician
11.
SON
Next Hovey'a Drug Store
Beauty -Comfort
IN THE CANADIAN HOME IS
A SUBjEOT WHICH IS RECIOIV-
ING MORD ATTENTION. THE AR..
vsne STANDARD OF THE AV-
ERAGE HOME IS NOW HIGHER
THAN IT HAS EVER BEEN, PEO-
PLE', ARE DEMANDING BETTER
AND MORE CONGENIAL SUR-
B4ODNDINGS. WALL HANGINGS
HAVE MITCH TO 1)0 WITH BRING -
'NG Al3OU'I' THE DESIRED
13RIGHTNESS„ BEAUTY AND
COMFORT, IF YOU ARE INTER-
ESTED WE INVITE YOU TO VIS.
IT OUR SPLENDID STOOK AT
REASONABLE PRICES.
Ma W. 11 Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest -Always the lBest
EYE SPECIALIST
A. L. Cole, Eye Sight Specialist,
an Honour Graduate of the Canad-
ian Ophthalmic College of Toronto.
Goderich, Ont. Office hours: 9 Lin,
to 5 p.m. Practice limited to the eye.
Raincoats at Ralf Price
Friday and Saturday
One dozen only, Tweed Raincoats, telk gaR
nice assortment of patterns,*choice for .
A full line of Rubber Footwear, also
tmbrellas and Parasols for the rainy
weather, at right prices,
•
1/.303144.4.170.1901.21.11434.1.44
Plumsteel Bros.
THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS,
PHONE 50
CLOTHINGNEW IDEA PATTERNS,
•
WX'....s2=X22:=142====ttina",.=.421=UMSW4Mile2====STZTEMISAM22
on all the Following Lines have been
Ink
VI
d
Stoves and Ranges Quebec Heaters
Stove pipes, elbows and stove -boards
Ware Ever Aluminum Utensils
Nickel plated ware Granite ware Galvanized ware
Perfection Oil Heaters Electric rens and electric lamps
Roofing and Beaver Board
Agents for the celebrated
PILO F SUPERIOR PIPELESS FURNACE
Watch our big window•next week for a
Big Graniteware Sale
ARLAND BROS-.
iliardware. Stoves and Novelties The Store With w Stock
4=1=214332:6D
maszczazzas=wayssimenzazzcao
ATTENTION ! !
NMSa1oI ea
3 burner $20.00
4 burner $30.60
We have just received shipment of Quebec Heaters
call and see them.
Sutter ek
HARDWARE nttarincA 14
erchte
11,0,213IN0
Miss Rudd was in Toronto over the
week -end.
Miss Winnie E. Thompson of To-
ronto was home for the vacation.
Miss Susie .Sleman spent a few clays
in Toronto during the past week.
Misses Jean and Mary McMurchie of
Toronto were home for Thanksgiv..
Ong,
Mr. Stewart Scott was up from To-
ronto for the week -end and holt-
day.
Mr. Harold Kilty of Toronto spent
the Thanksgiving holidays in
town.
Miss Cela Beacom o1 Toronto was
in town over the week -end and
holiday.
Mr. Willis Cooper was up from To-
ronto for over the holiday and
week -end,
Mrs. H. E. Paull of Alvinston was
the guest of Mrs, H. T. Ranee
for Thanksgiving.
Misses Mamie Mabel. and Eva Cluff
spent Thadtsgiving, Day as the
guests of Mrs. Morrison, Hensel].
Mr. Alvin Leonard of Toronto spent
the Thanksgiving holidays atjtis
home in Goderieh township and m
Clinton.
Mr Ernest Livermore of the Uni-
versity was home for.the holiday.
He returned to Toronto, Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Edward Hawkins and ehildren
of Whigham were the guests 05
Mr. and .Mrs. T. Leppington ov-
er Thankgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Campbell and
children of Fingal] visited the for-
mer's sister, Miss Mabel Harland,
on' Thanksgiving.
Mr. Earl O'Neil of Toronto and Miss
Jessie O'Neil of Aylmer were vis-
itors at the home of their parents
for the Thanksgiving vacation. ..
Mrs. P Dempsey and son Frank of
Brantford were the guests of
the lady's mother, Mrs. E, Her-
man, over the holiday season.
Mrs. Win. Glen, who has been in
town for the past fortnight see-
ing to the storing of some of her
effects, returned Iast week to To -
3'013t0
Mrs. ;Forbes leaves this week to
spend the winter with her datigh-
-ter, Mrs. C. Twitehell of -Wind-
sor. She will visit her daughter
in Hamilton before going to Wind -
SOV.
Mrs, A. V. Quigley and children
have gone to Stratford where they
will visit the lady's mother for a
time before- going to Toronto,
where they intend making their
home in future.
Mr. and Mrs. Inrig and Mr. and
Mrs. P, F Gillies and Miss Mar-
ion of Kitchener were week -end
and holiday visitors at the home.
of Mrs. Gillies' parents, Magis-
trate and Mrs. Andrews.
Me. W R, McCamee of Brantford,
MeL
, .- and Miss Bessie MeCtrems
of London and Miss Marion Me,.
Carus of Toronto spent the
Thanksgiving hoildays at the home
of their parents, Wesley parson-
age.
Mr. W. 15. Robinson, formerly ed-
itor of the Goderieh Signal, was
in town en Friday. He was on his
way to London and gave Tho
News-Reeord it friendly call while
waiting between trains. Mr. Rob-
ertson is getting rested lie since
being relieved from his editorial
duties and, as those who knew him
would expect, is not an entirely nil-
, interested spectator in the elec.,
tion eamertign j1181; now
Miss Olive Harland came up from
Toronto and spent the \Weelt-eed
as the gueet of Mr, W. S. and
Miss Mabel ITarlarld". Miss Olive
sails this week front Montreal for
her home in Etgleed, her mother's
health reeking it necessary that
she should go home and care far
het*. She has been M Canada since
1907, going, home on a Visit two
years•nmo, mul has been with the
Same law ;Rini in Toronto for it
imbiber of years. 'On her leaving
the riln,, besides: presenting her
With 41 Imiulsonve \ gat, sneered her
naM-Ite for her 'and nffered to
hold her position open. The sin'
Mee gave her a, handsome parting
ert.
#041V4Atts4VM11$18WWVIUZMMI
•
URSDAY, NOV. 10th, 1921
laseareavameatonennemeastateinFanisi
Vilt,gilkiRt4)41,~61:4M.4inleeno
vie-nee-Iry fieuesm
•.`
3 lbs O'Neil's Tea
100 lbs Granulated Sugar
10 lbs Granulated Sugar
Breakfast Bacon per lb.
Corn Syrup 5 lb. pail
Lard per lb.
Lard 2 lbs for
Lard 3 lb pails
Shortening 3 lb pail
6 lbs Rolled Oats
5 lbs,Corn Meal
5 lbs Cream of Wheat
2 lbs Dates
Seeded Raisins per lh
5 bars -Lennox Soap
,1 lb Coffee
Puffed Wheat
Grape Nuts
Pulled Rice
Shredded Wheat Biscuits
3 lbs Flaked ‘A heat
,I1ttiqr
Eta
jkb
$1.00 Pot Barley per lb
8,25 Bultwheat Flour per lb
.85 4 lbs White Beans
.35 4 lbs Cooking Onions
.45 2 lbs Broken Sodas
,20 Essences -Vanilla, Lemon etc.
.35 Canned Pineapple per tin
.t5 Matches 2 for
.50 Laundry Soaps -Gold, P. & G,, Sun -
.24 light and Surprise 10 bars for
1 lb Sodas
.25 2 pkgs Macaroni
.95 3 pkgs Pearline
.23 3 pkgs Ammonia
,25 3 pkgs Rinso
.35 2 lbs Green Peas
.15 Pure Maple byrup per qt.
.17 Choice Cleaned Currents per lb
.18 Corn Flakes per package
.14 Seedless R•tisins per.lb
,25 Seedless Raisins per package
5
.07
, 08
.25
.25
.26
.10
.33
.25
.69
.18
.25
.23
.23
.23
.25
.90
.19
.09
.27
.25
e
1 ,..
.,,,::.
THE 11 UlEt GROCERY
Two Delivery Wagons at your Service
If you wish your goods before Dille o'clock,. kindly order the afternoon before.
•V% UiVe•41.-AIMMARWARP
%At-44We
tWeatattait -Wat-dolWileSeieOrgattgWig
Yr or,
of
rN
-
-7-4,,
l
RES
The Municipal Council of the Town of
Dlinton offers fbr sale to local purchasers,•deben-
tures to the amount of $8,0000.00. Thee are in
sums of $500 00 each and are issued for Water-
works purposes, Interest at six per cent. pay-
able annually ou Ray 1st,
• For further particulars apply to
D. L. Macpherson, Treasurer.
•cAlt
di:44
iNSert.WIPPWSIgM.GIVZIRIAMMaNA:Pric
Constance
Quite a number from around here
attended the memorial service in
Clinton on Sunday afternoon.
Miss Vera Adams of London spent
Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. M. Adams.
Mr, and Mrs. Mansfield, of Trost
spent 'Thanksgiving with their sister,
Mrs. W. Britton.
Messrs. Frank Hall and Bernard
ancl Miss Mamie Hall spent Monday
with their brother in St. Marys.
Mrs. F. Hall returned with them.
Quite a number around here at-
tended the Londesboro anniversary
on Sunday evening, also on Monday
evening.
Mrs, W. Clarke is improving nice-
ly,
agfileld
Mrs, It, J. Larson, Mrs. E, A.
Featherston and little daughter, Dor-
is, of Naicarn, Sask., are visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Parker.
Miss Louise Parker of Amass.
Wood Hospital, St. Thomas, who has
been visiting et her home, returned
to her duties this week.
Miss Ruby Fisher of Kitchener
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs. F.
A. Edwards over the week -end.
Messrs, Wilber and Frank Er-
win of Kitchener spent the week-
end with their pare»ts, Mr. and
Mrs. H. W. Erwin.
Miss Ethel Drehmann of Wing -
ham spent the past week at her
home in the village.
Wilber Mellride, who has been
carrying on the blapkamith business
in the shop :formerly occupied by
Janice Powlie, for the past year 01'
more, sold out his interests to Mr.
Mos, Brandon of Wingham, Who
has ,110V taken charge of the bus -
Mess.
Mr. T. H. McCurdy, who has
spent the summer at his farm ed -
joining the villaw, loft this week
for his home at Stratford, UM
brother, 15, 'W. McCurdy, and els-
ier, Miss Anne MSC 1'(1y, who have
been stopping With him for to timre,
eceompemied iiim,
The ftld shyer on Thanksgiving
evening' in the toWn hall nnder the
auspices of the 'Methodist church
was a success. A. large crowd
turned out and a good program con-
sisting of recitations, solos and In-
strumental music was rendered. Mr.
J. E. Doherty, Miss Gladys Cante-
• lon and Miss Daisy Nediger of Clin-
ton, taking part. The supper was all
that could be desired and altogeth-
er the affair was a success.
Mr. H. Erehmann spent the past
week itt New Ontario visiting. his
sister.
Mr. and. Mrs. Abe Brander: and
child spent the week -end with
friends at Wingham.
Stanleu Townshlp
The following is the report of S.
S No, 7 for October. The names
are in order of merit:
Sr, 4th -Anna Love, Walker Car-
lile, Eileen Turner, Finima Love, Tett
Welch, Mae Stelek, Vera Smith,
Jr. 4th-Wil1iam Anderson, Edna
Cochrane, Greet: 'Coleman, Lawrence
Reickert, Russell Consitt.
Sr. 2rd---Dorothy Welch, Muriel
C,arlile, Clarence Stephenson, Gladys
Stephenson, Earl Love.
jr. 3rd ---Wilma Love, Ebner Tur-
ner, Viola Stelek.
Jr. 2nd -Martha Cathie, Ralph
Turner, Grace Love.
Pt, 2nd --Clarence Reickert,
Pt. ist--Gladys Colemat, Alvin
Reickert.
-Ruby Taylor, Teacher.
COOKING
SALE
The Covennnt Bible Clime of Wil-
lis clutch will hold a sale of home-
made baking and candy, in Mr.
Stothers' rooms, on Saturday after-
noon, November 12411, commenchig
at 2'.50 p.m.
15' tea will be served from 5 to 5.
-20-1
Seasonable
Reas,c3naf* Prices
Glass, all sizes -single and double diamond
Stall .fixturss, Barn door hangers and track
Stable brooms, forks, shovels;lanterns, etc.
Nsponsit combination wall board
(quarter cak on,one side, cream white on revese)
A. good line of Coal and Wood Heaters
(with and withoutovene)
M. T49
GENERAL HARDWARE
oriess
PHONE 53
1.,7.,)=PAII7e.M.,71t...aremnra=r4=s7zorrtc.,==raz-,
..ei,,cesli.s.em......mrsivirafaxeexamssotocuseeercumeacazotavra..m.eammisratunragearmeaversesstericeimuorzataran
Style, Fit and
Workmanship
At the lowest possible prices are the -most
important points for a man to consider
when ordering clothes.
OUR STYLES ARE THE VERY LATEST. OUR FIT IS AS-
SURED BECAUSE WE TARE YOUR MEASURE AND CUT A
SPECIAL PATTERN TO YOUR FIGURE. WE 1)0 NOT USE THE
SAME PATTPN FOR EVERY CUSTOMER AND TAKE CHAN-
FOR WE HAVE LEARNED 'THE SCIENCE ANI) ART OF
DESIGNING IN I'm; BEST CUTTING ACADEMIES IN AMER-
ICA. OUR WORKATA.NSIIIP CAN BE RELIED UPON. WE ARE
PRACTICAL TAILORS MANY YEARS' EXPERIENCE.
OUR DRIClliS ARE 'UHF, 1.0WFST
LEAVE YOUR ORDER AND LET US PROVE
01JR, STATEMENTS-
ILIEGMMIQGWAGLIIISIVVIROSMIZSM735,901:HMS4q0=403UMMIliAgAtiq
Davis & Herman
THE VETERAN TAILORS
Opposite Town Ball Brown's Men's Furnishings Store
r.2:=4=13INXISZMITENSPIRIMING4i
maneersagewacccuemaicnorarrenset,sgecoatenceramuss,,e...noi.ms.t.-zummtnesse.
Saturday's Specials
A r OW 4 ib tins or Rim find marm-
alade, best quality, 150. Also a few
jars at 501, per jar.
Mixed faney„biscults at llOt! lb: As
ani not going to handle these linee
I wish to clean them out.
We will also have a full line of
our own Pastry Sc Cakes, Candies
Fudges,
Don't :forget to 50110 home a loaf
01' tWO af
•
CREAVIALT ElitEAD
mown/
Vara.
Ir [1!,1 174 II VI TT
,just received a fine stock 01
Narcilssus, filuacinths
Etc.
Plant now for early bloom,
Giant Paper -white Narcissus
sporial at 5c each.
Transplant your plants now
We sell prepared soil
at 1' per pail,
The Baker C ngbtrne FROASt