The Clinton News Record, 1921-12-29, Page 80].4.a;V` ON'S LEADING JW. [ 13,Y STOI ,
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Wising.% our many Friends
mad PaiGron$ •
A Happg Pleiv Ye air
R. I. JailNSI N
Jeweller and Optician
Next Hovey's Drug Store'
Evermaa1114 you win
fl Ve yotir thade by tis. Why not come in now
and get a made-toameasure suit for the
price of a hand-me-down.
WORICMA.NSHIP AND FIT GUARANTEED,
Murray McEwan, Merchant Tailor
Wilken Block
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WISHING OUR FRIENDS AND
PATRONS
A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR.;
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GREETINGS
We thank our many Customers and Friends
for their esteemed Patronage in the past
and hope for its continuance
- We also wish to one and all the old wish
AA Happy and Prosperous New Year
filled with Success and good Fortune.
RLAN § BR S.
hardware, Stoves and Novelties The Store With a Stock
Werxa(` tin
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1 Electric Viniusal Washer for
l Sea Foam Electric Washer for
1 Beatty White Cap for
$50.00
$75,00
110.00
These are exceptional values and should appeal'to the
.bargain hunter.
Sutter & Perdue
HARDWARE
ELECTItCAL PLUMBING
Beaiity Golllfort
IN THE CANADIAN' HOME IS
A SUBJECT WHICH IS RECEIV-
ING MOiil{ ATTENTION, THE AR-
TISTIC STANDARD OW THE AV-
ERAGE IIOME IS NOW HIGHER
THAN IT 1IAS (;Mels, BEEN PEO-
PLR AI$R DEMANDING BETTER
AND MORE CONGENrAL SUR,
ROUNDINGS. WALL HANGINGS
HAVE
MUCH TO DO Will BRING -
INTO ABOUT THE DESIRED
(BRIGHTNESS, BEAUTY AND
COMFORT. IF YOU ARE INTER-
ESTED WE INVITE YOU TO VIS-
IT OUR SPLENDID STOC1 AT
REASONABLE PRICES,
Me W. IL Fair Co.
Often the Cheapest -Always the. Best
EYE SPECIALIST
A. L. Cole, lye 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.
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ng spent a month with ;friends fat
Fullerton.
Miss Maud Livermore of Toronto is
visiting in town.
Mr. Frank Mutch of the Royal Bank,
Ripley, was home for Christmas.
Mrs. Geo. Levis and Miss Enuna
went to Torontofor Christmas,
Mr. Elizabeth Kennedy of Ontario
street has returned home after hav-
Mr. and Mrs. II, B. Combe and fam-
ily spent Christmas in St: funnies.
Mrs. R. 'Tasker and twe c'tildrenwent
to Owen Sound for the holiday per-
iod.
Mr, and Mrs, Zapfespent Christmas
with the former's mother at Kitch-
ener.
Mr. J. H. Howson is spending the
holiday period at his Thome -m
town
Me. and Mrs. Russel McCaig spent
the holiday with relatives near
Guelph.
Mr. Harry Lawrence of Kirkton
spent the holiday with his parents
in town.
'Misses May and Nellie Rutledge of
Toronto were home for the Christ-
mastide.
Mr. Lounsbury of Guelph was the
guest of Mr, W. E, O'Neil on
Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Carter and Mise
Eva spent Christmas with Kite) ;Ti-
er friends.
Messrs. L. Kennedy and E. Judd of
Detroit were among the Christmas
visitors in town.
Mrs. A. J. Holloway has• gone to
Peterboro to . visit her daughter,
Mrs. .I. Rattenbury.
Misses Mary and Jean McMurchie of
Varsity are spending the Christ -
seas vacation in town.
Miss Annie Landsborough is spend-
ing the holiday period as the
,guest of Brucefield friends.
Mrs. 'Plaxton of Termite was the
guest during the Christmastide of
Mr. and Mrs, W, Rutledge,
4 Mr. H. E. Rorke carie up from Ni-
agara Falls and spent ,the Chirst-
mastide with his fancily in town.
Miss Cela Beacons of Toronto is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Perry
Plumsteel, for the Christmas vaca-
tion,
Mr. L. Hanley of Toronto visited hos
home on the London real and with
friends in town during the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brown and
baby Nora of Petrolia spent the
festive holiday with relatives in
town,
Mr. W. E. O'Neil of Guelph and
Mss Jessie O'Neil of Aylmer spent
the Christmas vacation at their
house in town,
Dr. and Mrs. W. 0. • Henry of
Winnipeg are visiting at the, lunar
of the former's brother, Mr. W.
T. Henry -of town.
Misses Irene and. Olive Brooks of
Mitchell spent a couple of clays
this week with their grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Cantelon,
Miss Rita Wise of Toronto and Mr.
Will Wise of Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich„ were Christmas , guests at
the home of their aunt, Mrs, John
Jenkins.
Mrs, Squires and little son of Schen-
ectady, N. Y„ is the guest of her
mother, Mrs, 'E. Rathwell, having
been called .h.ome by the death of
her father.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Scott, and Miss
Ethelwyn, of Clifford and Mi.
Harry, and Miss Bernice Fennel; of
Stratford were Christmas • visitors
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.
S. Downs.
Mr H. R. Sharp tioined his wife at
Aylmer, where she and little Miss
Beatardco have been visiting for
some weeks, and spent Christmas
with them. Mrs, Sharpe returns
home this week.
Mr, and Mrs. John Wiseman were
with their daughter, Mrs. (Dr.)
Ma eCnllum of. Kingston for the
Christmastide; All the inentbors of
the Wiseman family. were present
with the exoeptnon of Mrs. Robert-
son of Lethbridge.
Miss McLaren, who accompanied tier
patient, Miss Ward, to her home to
Maryland ai few weeks ago, re-
. turned on Saturday Miss 'Ward's
another, who had been quite ill, is
improviitg and Miss Ward expects
to be back for the opening of
( lichee] after the Vacation,
solottooviswereasitotivo
APANIVAMPAOW
Yecw's re.e
• FROM O'NIL'S... -Ti
li -1UF' GROCERY
To our many f1'jt-nds and customers
We Extend Greetings for the New Year,
and with our Greetings we mention a few Extra
Specials for New Year's
Ws have still a limited quaityof mixed
nuts at per lb, .25
Choice Creams, etxra special price . .215
Choice Chocolates, extra special price , , .25
- Peanut Taffy, per lb. .25
Pecan Chocolates, per lb. . . . ... .... . .35
Creamed Almonds, per lb. .... .. . .. . .35
Layer Raisins, per lb. .40
New Dates, (2 lb's for 33c.) per lb.
New Table Figs, largo size 35,
. Bananas, Grapes and Oranges
5 lb. Pall Corn syrup .45
3 lb. Pail Lard ...... . . ...... .48
3 lb, Pail of Shortening .45
2 lbs. Broken Sodas „25
Cranberries, per lb. ,35
Sweet Potatoes, 3 lbs. for , , , ...... ,.25
Cooking Figs, 2 lbs. for
Celery, California, large bunches, 2 for'... -.35
Head Lettuce, per bunch
Leaf Lettuce, per bunch .10
Speial Blend Black Tea, per lb. .35
Coffee, Special blend
Loganberry Jam, per tin
2 pkgs. Macaroni
Salmon, large., tin, good
Two Delivery Wagons at your Service
If you wish your goods before nine o'clock, kindly order the afternoon before.
HOW MATTERS STAND TO DATE.
Several municipalities in this, vicin-
ity elected there councils by acclam-
ation. Following are the results in
Clinton and some surrounding nun•
ieip lilies:
CLINTON
Mayor: D. Cantelon, A. J. *-
Murray,
Reeve: R. 3. Miller, Bert Lang-
ford.
Councillors: A. T. Cooper, W. 3.
Nediger, J. E. Johnson, S. Kemp, F.
W. Holloway, C. G. Middleton, F.
Livermore.
Public Utilities Commission: B. J.
Gibbings.
SEAFORTH •
Mayor: W. M Golding.
Councillors: G. P. Cardno, R.
Smith, W. A. Crich, G. D. Haigh,
W. E. Chapmian, J. W. Beattie.
Public 'Utilities Commission: J, E.
Daly, (acclamation) .
GODETtICH
Mayor: E. R. Wigle, R. H, Cuts..
Reeve: Dr. F. W. Garrow, T. M.
Davis,
Deputy: Dr. W. F. Clark, J. J.
Mosier.
Councillors: John Storey, E. H,
Hill, Dudley Holmes, 3. J. MacEwon,
W Bailey. C. I3. Humber, • •
Water and Light Commissioner: J,
W. Taylor.
School Turstees: T. Gundry, R. 7.
Acheson, A. Saunders, J. E. Craigie,
(council, commissioner and Trustees
by acclamation.)
HENSALL
• Reeve: A. Smith.
Councillors: R. Higgins, J. W.
Ortwein, Robt, Bonthron, Geo. Hud-
son,
School Trustees: E Lindenfield,
John Zuefle, C. Geiger, A, S. Case.
Hydro Commissioners: J, Bon-
thron, E, Rennie. (acclamation.)
HAYFIELD
Reeve: A. E. Erwin.
Councillors: S. Moore, Murdock
Ross, William ,Higgins, George Cas-
tle. Sr.
School Trustees:. Thos, Elliott,
Fred Geml.nhardt, Mrs, Margaret
Ferguson, (acclamation) .
BLYTH
Reeve: J, W. Milne, James Dodds,
E. H,.11born,, E, Geddes.
Councillors: E. Geddes, E. Hill -
born, John Weymouth, John Maines,
C. Fingland, C. Roadhouse, James
Smith, W. Watson.
Trustees:. John Maines, R. 13.
Robinson, G. E. McTaggart; and
Mrs. P. Gardiner
STANLEY TP.
Reeve: Morton Elliott, G. B. Han -
Icy,
Councillors: John Etue, John A.
Manson, W'lliiam Douglas, John Rath
well. (councillors by acclamation).
HULLETT TP.
Reeve: M, Armtstrong, James
Watt.
Cotncillors: E. Adams, J. Barr,
Chas. Howson, Robert Clarke, A. Me -
Ewing.
GODERIOH TP,
Reeve: N, W. Trewartha.
Councillors: D. A. Lindsay, H. L,
Salkeld, H. C. Cox, Geo. Vander -
burg, (acclamation).
The following reeves have beef; re-
tur ned by acclamation:
Mc.i:Cillep:NRcove: Macquade. Us.
borne, W. Coats; Tuekersutiifh, J.
MeNaughton; Turnberry; J. Porter;
Stephen, A, Neeb, reeve; D. Webb,
da nits.
In Exeter there will be a -contest
between Reeve (leavers and' Mr.
Stfell.
Londesboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Herman of
Clinton spent Christmas Day at Mr.
Will Caldwell's.
Miss Edith Santposn of the "Mac-
Lean Publishing Co., Toronto. was
home over the holiday.
Mrs. Fred Richards and children
spent the week -end with Lyndon
friends.
Mrs. (Dr.) Young and Miss Clara
visited the former's daughter, Mrs.
B. Brown of Brantford, during the
holidays. -
:Miss Bertha. Brogden of Ldudon
spent Christmas at her home in ate
village,
Misses Eleanor and Jean Maines of
Chicago were home for Christmas,
Miss Alice Fingland • of the Penny
Bank staff, Toronto, spent the holi-
day at her home here.
Miss Olwetta Brigham of Caledonia
spent the Christmas holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Brig -1
haul.
Messrs. Kirk Lyon and Jerry Polly
of Toronto Medical School spent the
holidays at Mr. Wn.. Lyon's.
Miss Sara Barr and Mr, G. Barr
spent Chirstmas at the Manse,
Miss Myrtle Grainger of Toronto
spent the week -end at her home on
the 18th eon.
• Miss Violet Phillips, Toronto, was
hone for the Christmas holidays.
Mrs. Bell visited her daughter,
Mrs. W. Allen of London, last week
Mr. Dentis Roberton, Sarnia, and
Miss Gertie Roberton, Toronto, were
home over Christmas.
Misses Sadie, Margaret and Della
McCool, Toronto, spent the holiday
with their mother, Mrs. W. McCool.
Misses Esther and Mary Jamieosn of
Toronto sj ent the holiday at their
hone here,
Mr, • Dick Ninmmo of Toronto spent
the haliday at Mr, John Voclden's.
Monday being nomination day' a
great number turned out in spite of
the afct that it was also Christmas
Day, The new hall was well filled
and the nominations passedl off very
Peacefully.
Miss Anne Abrey, Mies Alice Fing-
land and Mr. Frank Fingland spent
Monday at Mr. W. C. Caldwell's.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Women's Institute will be hells in
the Connninity hall, Thursday, Jan,
5th. The subject "What Makes n
successful Institute" will be taken by
Mrs. F, Little. Reading by Mrs.
Mountain, music. All 'ladies of the
community are cordially welcome.
On Saturday, Dec. 17th, a quiet
wedding took place at the Methodist
parsonage, Londesborough, .the Rev.
Mr. ()shone officiating, when Flossie
Isabelle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ephriam Brown, became the bride of
Gordon M; Curtis, son of Mr, and
Mrs. Henry Curtis of Forest. Ins -
mediately after- the ceremony the
happy couple loft on a trip to Lon-
don, Niagara -Falls and other points
east. The bride looked charming in a
brown satin dress, beautifully ean-
broiclered, and velour coat, oppos.
sum trimmed, with hat to ni.atch. Af-
ter spending Christmas with the
bride's Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carts
will reside on the groom's tarn near
Forest.
AND THEIRE YOU ARE.
Seats Farmer (to unwelcome visit-
or) --A'am delighted tee seo ye. Bul;,
man, it's an awful nicht for a call.
Visitor (hanging up dripping coat)
--Ye're rieht." But a gran' atom for
falidin' folk at hame.—•Puneh,
We (atend to all
Tho Season's Greetings
and Best wishes for
A Bright and Prosperous New Year
M. T 1oi1ss
GENERAL HARDWARE
PHONE 53 r
Style,. Fit and
Workrnanship
At the lowest possible prices are tlie'most
important points for a man to consider
when ordering clothes.
OUR STYLES ARE OF TIIE VERY LATEST. OUR FIT IS AS-
SURED BECAUSE WE TAKE YOUR MEASURE AND CUT A
SPECIAL PATTERN TO YOUR FIGURE. WE DO NOT USE TINE
SAME PATTERN FOR EVERY CUSTOMER AND TAKE CHAN-
CES. FOR WE HAVE LEARNED TI'IE SCIENCE AND ART OF
DESIGNING IN THE BEST CUTTING ACADEMIES IN AMER-
ICA. OUR WORKMANSHIP' CAN BE RELIED UPON. WE ARE
PRACTICAL TAILORS OF MANY YEARS' EXPERIENCE.
OUR PRICES ARE' THE LOWEST
LEAVE YOUR ORDER AND LET US PROVE
OUR STATEMENTS
Davis: Herman
THE VETERAN TAILORS
Opposite Town Hall
Brown's Men's Furnishings Store
WISIIING OUR FRIENDS AND
PATRONS
• A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS
NEW YEAR.
ASIC YOUR GROCER FOR
O'NEILL'S
CREAM/MT BREA.it
IF I>E DON'T KEEP IT PHONE
US AND WE WILL HAVE
THE DELIVERY CALL
Re Se r'fNMELL
Phone 204 The Baker
Th police caught some men gam-
bling ire a Goderich hotel on Sunday
week and the four were fined ten del -
ars and ousts each,
You. can have Daylight
Saving all year round.
if your office, factory and home
'are lighted with Westinghouse
High Efficiency Lamps. We
carry a complete supply.
Come in and see thorn
M, T. CO)tLESS, CLINTON,