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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1928-10-04, Page 4a. TIIURS;RAY, OCTOBER4, :1.925; TIIE CLINTOii'-NEWS RECORD SPECIAL IN RUBBERS For Men, Women and 'Childlren 69c 79c 98.c SPECIAL SOAP DEAL 12 Bars Comfort Soap and 'Large Floor Rug 27.554 All for $1.25 a Travel coats of tweed with trimming of dyed opossum, also, broadcloth,. duvetyn' ad suede finished materials. New sty."k ,:buches in huge fur collars of opossum and Mandel $ 15.00 $54.75 Splended assortment of two-piece Jersey Dresses also Velvets and All W 4r of French Crepes Knitted suits of Botany wool and Silk and wool ' $935 to $22.50 e 1{ ost Tilade in Clinton We carry their full assortment Pure Silk, Art Silk, Lisle Silk. and Wool and' Cotton Always something new No bettervalues in Canada Styles for ladies, men and children 25c to $1.49 Start .Fall and Winter: Bats For Ladies' Misses and Children Popular prices $1.00 to $4.95 All Wool Sweater Coats ' ; Men's Dress Shirts A. very fine knit Sweater Coat Sport Style Fawn and Green Heather sies 38 to 42 $2.29 1111,/ 11., I I �llp \\ .. MICROPHONE PHONOGRAPH RECORDS 'Al the latest selections, suitable for any machine. two sides SPECIAL 4Rc Gordon Quality made from fine Broadcloth Collar attached or detached Every shirt guaranteed Popular Styles, Plain and Fancy Boys' and Men's All sizes. . • Our Leaders Boys' $1.49 Men's $1.98 Ladies' and 'Children's 1 es Kayser Chamoisete 59c 98c t $1.49 Gordon fur trimmed $1.25 to $1.59 Children's Gloves 59c Complete stock of "Perrin's" Kid Gloves `I Berg Blankets $2'29 The Genuine First Quality Flanellete Blankets, White with Blue or Pink Border Grey with Blue or Pink Large size 70x80 Per Pair $2.29 STORE WITH 1 Sherlock -Manning Pianos How About Treating Your- self to a PIANO? T. Jo MeNEIL Clinton's Musical Instrument Representative Always at Your Service Box 113 or Phone 273, Clinton Eggs Cream onitry WE RECOGNIZE QU4LITY and DISTRIBUTE THE CASH ACCORDINGLY at CLINTON CREAMERY, CLINTON' PHONE 145 SEAFORTII BRANCH, SEAFORTH PHONE 162 CLINTON BRANCH, CLINTON, ONTARIO PHONE 190, Gunn, Langlois & Co., Limited HEAD OFFICE. MONTREAL, QUE. 1 J Holmesville Hohnesville United church anniver- sary and thank offering 'services are to be held on Oatober the 14th and en the .16th the' annual hot supper will be given, , Iiolmesville Sunday school held its Rally on Sunday last. The program consisted' of special music, by the S. S. choir girls, and an address from Rev. Mr, • Herbert. Others taking part. were Mr. Courtiee, Mr. Lobb, Mr. J. Tebbutt and Mi, G. Laithwaite, God- erich.. The friends and neighbors of. Mr.' Norman Mair gave him a surprise on Thursday evening last by going to ,, his home to welcome him and his bride into• this community. Ml Bar- rie Walter acted as Chairman and af- ter speeches were given by Rev. Mr. Herbert and others an address was read by 1Vfr. Lorne Jervis' and Mr. Daniel Glidden, Jr., presented Mr. and; Mrs. Mail, with a-handsoltle rocking chair. The rest of the 'evening was. spent in music, games and contests, after which a dainty lunch was serv- ed, The following was the address: "Dear .lVtr. and Mrs, Mair: -We, your friends and neighll,ors,.have assembled' here this evening to congratulate you on the decision you have made, that of getting married and eoming into -our midst to live, and we hope that as you go around amongst us you will feel that your decision was for the best. And as we feel we can- not express our feelings by mere words we ask you to accept this chair as a token of the esteem in which you are held. Signed on behalf of the community, Barrie Walter, Win. Jer- vis, Elmer Potter," Mr. and Mrs. John Hunter of God- erichea11ec1 on friends here on Sunday. MP. and Mrs. Dodds of Chicago, who havespent the past two weeks visit- ing friends here and in Londesboro, left for., home on Saturday. Mr. 'Gordon Stock, who is attend- ing Nomrai• at. Stratford spent the weer. -end at his parental come here. The many friends of Mr. H. G. Mac - Math aro pleased to know she is pro- gressing favorably ,after a bad fall which she had a short time ago,•sus tabling .0 fractured shoulder. Nirs Kemp, of Mitchell was . the a never knew l it as so asy 9a I,$ wad a gyred -loiter day in old Mrs, Janes' life - the day alio made her first Long V,istange gall, But she sim- ply hgd to speak to her son before he went abroad! operator was sympa- C and helpful. She ask - ti WS, Jones herr telephone nut, name, the city and *telephone number of the p she wished to reach. gro, Jones didn't know the n$ ber-so the operator', looked it up for her. '€fez the pleasant experl- WO was over, 'Mrs. Jones exclaimed, "I never 101ew'it was so easy! Yffiiy; didn't do it before?" Then, is nothing 'eompli- seated about it. Just say, "Long Distance." ' 9 CH THE STOCK for the Nippissing District, where Mr. 1 Cox has taken a Mission charge. During the evening a short pro- gram of addresses wore given, Reeve Cox acting as chairman. Addresses were given by Messrs. Fred Elliott, R. Y. Cox, Leslie Cox, J. McClure and others, who all paid tribute to the high esteem in whish Mr. and Mrs. Cox and Bertha were held. The following addresses were then read, that to Miss Bertha by ' Miss. Dora Harrison, the presentation being made by Jack Gardiner. That to M. and Mrs. Cox by Mr. J. Mc- Clure, the presentation of,' a hand- some purse of money and a quilt, be- ing made by My. Allan Betties and { Mrs. Leslie Cox. ' "Dear Friends -It is with very sin- cere regret we learn of your decision to leave our community. As neigh- bors, you haye always been the very best, ready and willing to help any- one who was in need of help. But it is as' workers in the church we will miss you most, especially in- the Sun- day school, where you as superinten- dent and Mrs.: Cox as teacher were'so successful and held in such high es- teem by both, teachers and pupils. Likewise we are endebted to you in the Young Peoples' Society, which you had the honour and ability to organize and wilich has been so beneficial to our young people.: We feel that in your removal you crea8e vacancies which will be very hard to :fill. Not guest of Mat Tom Potter, and Mrs. Holdsworth the past week. Congratulations to Mr. NI. Showers., butter -maker at The Holinesville Cheese factory, who on: Saturday last took unt2 himself a life partner. The bridal pair returned on Sunday, even- ing and have taken up their. residence in this community. Mr. andrs. Whiteman and family Y of Detroit called on friends here over tho week -end. Goder>1ch Township Mr. Wilfred Penfound, who has been renting the farm for some time, has purchased the T, K. Mair farm on . the Maitland concession.His eighbors and friends congratulate ilf.•on lois 'enterprise and wish' him" continued success in his career Mr. and 'Firs, Fred Loh)) and Nies- ter, Harry spent the week -end with the-foriner's sinter, Mrs. N. J. Wilso,n,. Sarnia. 'Tho members and adherents oi' Grace United .church, Porter's ELill'o gathered at the home''of'Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Cox on Tuesday evening to bid farewell. to them on thea departure t ffrasegeganextargram 1 Durable and Attractive BOYS' SUITS long or short trousers well tailored $4,50 to $10.50 Corduroy Suits, reg. $3.00 for $1.50 that we can express to the full, in any way, our appreciation of your ser- vices, but as a small token,of the love and respect in which we hold you, we ask you to accept these gifts, trusting that when you are separated from us, they will keep evergreen in your memory the true friends you had in Grace United church. We assure you that in your new field of labour, you will have the best wishes of us all and we trust that your efforts may be abundantly crowned with success. Signed on be- half of Grace United church, Allan ,Betties, Milton Woods." "Dear Bertha -We, the teacher and members of your Sunday school class, feel that we cannot let you leave without some little remembrance Wo will miss you a great deal as we gather from Sunday to Sunday to study the Bible. But we are sure,that some other Sunday school will be ben- ifited by your presence and we, there- fore, wish you God speed. As a re- membrance of the years spent in Grace church Sunday school we ask you to accept these gloves, hoping that they may keep away the vicious attacks of Jack Frost in the cold north country. These are the wishes of your classmates and teacher." Batit$e1td Ms. and Mrs. C. Cox returned to their home in Detroit on Thursday last after having spent a week with Miss Norah Ferguson. On August the eighteenth the Koh- ler Recreation Club of Kohler, Wis- consin had a field day. Amongst oth- er contests the members were given balloons to send up. The balloons were tagged with a number and a request to the finder to return the tag to the Club. Records were kept and prizes were to be given. The first prize being ten dollars to the sender of the ballon that travelled the farthest and ten dollars to the filler of the same .balloon.' The following week Wm. Mero, who is employed by Misses E. and R. Snowden, Stanley Tp., picked up a balloon ' near the back of the farm. He forwarded it to Kohler and last week received a cheque for ten dollars for having found the balloon which travelled the farthest, a distance of three hundred and ninety miles. The sender of the balloon was Bobby Slaver of Kohler, Wisconsin. Miss. Bernice Seeds returned home, on Friday last after having visited her grandparents at Oro Station for the past month. Mr. and Mis. W. A. Hunt returned to their home in London on Monday after having, spent . the sum'lner months at their cottage B trchcliffe " The stork called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. 11. Elliott on Wednesday of last week and left twins, a boy and a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Fisher and little Miriam Fisher returned to Wat- erloo on Friday after having spent a fortnight with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ed- wards. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Crane and family of Detroit spent the week -end. with Mrs. Crane's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weston, Dr. and Mrs. E. P. Lewis of Tor- onto were the guests of Dr. and Mrs. N, W. Woods.over the week -end. On their return to Toronto on Tuesday they were accompanied by Mrs. Woods. RIB-ROLLfr House roofs-llasting,inexpensive ROOF' your house or cottage with Rib.Roll. Handsome to look at... increases value of property ... lasting . lects cleaurainwater, banishes leak's...ideal for houses, barna sheds, warehouses, schools, churches, public buildings. Give size of roof for free estimate. Write. Eastern tees Products mired PRESTON, ONT. Successor to Metal Shingle & Siding Co. Limited. GAMMAGE'S ANNUAL MAMMOTH, SALE OF FALL BULBS GantMage ' ulbs .Tented Now Will Fill Your Garden With Beauty Next Spring 'Q VERY small expend- iture on Ganimage bulbs this Fall will transform your garden -to a riot of bloom next. Spring. We have the largest ' assortment of bulbs ever offered in Western On- iario and there's a color and a bloom to suit every taste or require- ment. Due to ,our large vol- ume of business,' prices are ei.cept'.ionally low and those who wish to send in an order should 4.10 so at once before they are all gone. HYACINTHS Bedding --Second Size Scpirate Colors Rose, Red, Pule White, Blush White, Blee Each 10c Per doz...:... .. ..... ,.....,.......,....n.....-$1.Qtl Per 100. , $8 00 For Mall orders add 2ca bulb -20c a doz. • NARCISSUS - "DAFFODILS" For Early Forcing Ea. Dor, 100• PAPRRwnITR-$arty Mr growing in water or pots .05 $ .50 $3.50 SOI,IOIL D'OR-Yellow Lor Forcing.10 1,00 7.00 JONQUILS -Single..........:. .05 .50 3.50 For Mail enders aced 2c a bulb -20c a dor, ' ' DARWIN TULIPS Extra Special Low Price Second Size, for Bedding Only Far Doz, �'er 300 Clara 21e11 -Pink Apple Blossom...,,:...,: .... ...-,.;........ ...........................::.......................J...,.,...,..,.: .30 . 52.00 Favneombe Sanders -Bright Scarlet . " ' ' ' .30 2.00 30 200 inglescombe Yellow -Pure Yellow.. - , 30 2.00 L e Notre -Livery Bose . . .. - . . ,•, . . .. 30 - 2.00 Bride Of. Ilaarlom-73right Red ,,,. `•• - .30 2:00 Princess. Elizabeth -Bright Pink•, 30 200 Proff. "Ra,venhoff-Cherry Red - .30 200 Rev. Xiwbanl:-Vivid 13eliotrone .. i ., 30. 2.00 Wm. Pitt Fiery Red .... ' 30 200 If bulbs are wanted by mail add 5c a doz.-25c per 100. - - - All orders should bo accompanied by moneyorder or marked .cheque made payable at .London. We pay mailing charges oa.an orders of -$5 or over. Order to -day -to -morrow maybe too late. EVERY GAMMAGE BULB 18 GOVERNMENT INSPECTED IT is impossible ,to list our complete range' of bulbs here, but we will be glad to send our price list to anyone who requests it. Full information of our special discount to pati: commissions, hos- pitals, schools and library boards and mun- icipalities, etc.,wilt be mailed on application. Plant a Gamnlage bulb and enjoy the best of bloom.