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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1926-03-11, Page 8`Crin,taa ew*-Record i. • CLINTO, LE DINd, JEWELLERY S'I'"ORt1;;''; • if you have a radio, it'll keep him `home, off the streets •away from the wrong companions'; If you haven't a son', you ;need'a•radio anyhow, for your own amusement, entertatnment, and enlightenment. Trans Atlantic, complete $125 Marconiphone, complete $225 R. H. JOHNSON r; Graduate of Toronto. College of Optometry Fine Jewellery. and Repairs Next Hovey's• Drug Store • Clothes of Duality Our Spring stock of Cloth- ing in the new styles and fabrics should interest you. Boys appreciate good clothes as well as bad • We are malting a special effort to increase our turn: - over on Boys' Clothing dur- ing this month by /quoting very, close prices, 006r Boys'. Clothing is well made by some of the best manufacturers, ' of all wool materials and are real/Values. Plumsteel Bros. :PHONE 25. , W. CUl2 l > LL—THO$., SHIPLEY rI WHAT ELSE PLEASE? SARDINES JAMS CEREALS CATSUP, CANNED GOODS POTATOES APPLES ORANGES CELERY HEAD LETTUCE Gathered here from all corners of the earth are nature's most delic- ious food products, -ready for your instant ordering. Staple and fancy groceries;•always fresh and at the lowest Qriees is a, rule here. • BRING YOUR ORDER HERE • THE C & S. GROCERS Main' Store; Phone 125 W . Branch Store, Phone 125 J. aselbowitozsmon ELECTRICAL WORK We do wiring and in- stall all rinds, of electrical equipment. Special prices for wiring entire buildings We carry' .beautiful modern lighting fixtures in stock, may we show thein to you and give you an estimate on your elec- trical needs? • .SutterPerdue.. HARDWARE PLUMBING ELECTRIC WIRING. PHONE 147w HAD THE PICK OF THE LOT 4 certaindoctor had two extreitlely. pretty children. One day a lady pass ing two ~mall' boys heard one say to the other: "Those pretty little' girls. over there are the doctor's children" " „„ •e Ie o, said: the ''other. "I -Ie I know,” . keeps' the best for hiniself." • f' IS IT`'FAIR TO THE IIEN? Ilopl ins -7I hear y'pu have invented a new machine. .What is it? • Ihvento•r—It is a ,revolvin t nest'. g e When ,the:hen lays an, egg the nest'. resolves and ihe,egg falls into a re- ceptacle underneath.: The hen turns. around, and, .seeing. no egg, thinks she has, Medea mistake, and prompt?/ Sits down and 'lave' another. ICS Atli. S7I8, e Wearhn , n , th99 e Green Up,`and down' the land, -the little Shamrock's- blooming, ;heralding Si.. Patrick's katal day. Sure, it's just the, day for a party or to. send greeting cards to your, friends. Never was there a prettier color than. the Irish Careen. If you are planning reyelrics the following. list may hens yotT TABLE COVERS NAPKINS DOILIES PLACE CARDS TALLY CARDS SEALS FIATS PENNANTS FLAGS 'BUTTONS 'SHAMROCKS TABLE FAVORS,. DECORATED CREPE PAPER Etc., Etc. The W. D. Fair . Co. Often the4Cheapest—Always the Best JJMJ L P• t , nuunwnwumenou, dli YI(�i r--�—T-,mnmuiihi Mr. H, B." Chant is in London this week attending a McClary conven- tion. Mr. Wesley Brown of Brantford vis- dted over the week -end with his aunt, Mrs, R. Horsley. Mr. W. Mitch went to London Tues- day to see the hockey match be- tween London and Peterboro. Mrs. Treleaven and babe of Lucknow visited iast week with the lady's paaents, ij', g; and Mrs. Fowler. Rev. James and lMIrs. Hamilton bf Goderich were guests of Rev. J. E, and Mrs. Hogg at the Manse yes- terday, Mr, Elwin and Miss Viola Wilson of Aubul;n spent the week -end as the guests of their cousin, Miss Grace Ashton, Mrs, J. E. Cook and Mrs. G. B. Heady are representing the local L. 0. B. A. at the Grand Lodge meeting in London this week. Mrs. D, J, Atkinson ,vas in Exeter the beginning of the week attend- ing the funeral of the late Dr. Hyndman, an old family friend. Canon .C. R. Gunne of London, who conducted the services in St. Paul's church on Sunday, was the guest while in town of Mrs. R. J. Cluff. Dr. and Mrs. Gaudier returned Mon- day ftoan Toronto, where they spent a week with friends. The Doctor has resumed his practice. Dr. and Mrs. Garrett and daughter, Miss Lillian, of Winnipeg, Man , have been visiting, at the home of the lady's brother, Mrs. J. E. Cook. Mr George Middleton of Windsor spent the week -end with big par - ants, Reeve C. G. and Mrs. Middle- ton of Sunnyside Farm, the Huron road. Mr. Millyard of London visited with !Miss Ward and Miss Stone and their guests, Mr. Stone and Miss Margaret Stone of Essex, over the week -end. Mrs. R. L. Moore and. daughters, Lor eine and Bessie of Stratford were the guests of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Finch, over the week -end. , Mrs. Livermore, sr.; and Mr. Texas' Livermore of Toronto were in town over the weekend, coming up to 'attend the funeral of the late R. H. IBezzo on Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. Kay of Lapeer, Mioh,, were here over the week -end, eom- Ing to help celebrate the eighty- seventh birthday of; the latter's father, Mr,• John Gibbings, .on Mon- day. • Mr, and Mrs. Fred Brown of. •Brant- ford wean the guests over the week- end of Mr. and Mac.''R. Horsley. They came up to attend the fimeral of the late R. H. Bezzo; Mrs.. Brown's brother. Mrs. Manning 'of Walton,, who, has'; been visiting her sister, Mrs. •i;. "L. Mittel' of town, returned home Saturday, acco npai ie l by Mrs. , 'Mittell`and little son, who are;vis- iting with her for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. R. Bailey left last week to return to their home at Hawkes - dale, Alta., after: spending a good ' part of the whiter with the lady's. sisters, Mrs. 'Peacock. and Mac. ;Grant of town, ,and other relatives hereabouts.' Gederlcbl. T(9iv6Rshits. • The Goderieh Township School Board, 'which, • aims . - organized at Hohuesville en March 25th last, held its first publie meeting on. Menday, March 1st, 1926. The meeting was called Iby J. R. Middleton;' .President, who presided at this ineeting.., The Tilotat417,1KA404 . Xi 1028, ' I` H EARLY . S ,I TIME SUGGESTIONS ] i.g Sale of Oranges-an'd Southern.• Vegetables Bitte ®ranges: or.Marmalade, per dor. 50c Bitter Orange Marmalade FOR GRAPE FRUIT AND ORANGE' MARMALADE One dozen Bitter Oranges, sliced and nut fine', or gut llozen California Oranges 290 through meat grinder, To every pint add 21/ pints of water,' (Oranges shoed if you wish) let ',stand 24 hours. 'Boil for s./4 of an hour, quickly. Next day weigh and to every pound add P4 pounds -of sugar, New Cabbages, Cauliflotivers, Carrots, Spinach, Radishes. and Boil 1 hour quickly, Toinatoes-All from Sunny California' Now About.: the Spring Show Thursday, April 1st, April 1st.' Show Day will be no April Fools', Day for you. We are having a Free tea demonstration No'Charge--Free, A cup of Tea. ' Further announcements later. Our demonstrations have been very successful and we promise' that this one will be equally so. There is Always Spring House Cleaning But we won't dwell on this -unpleasant subject, excepting to mention, Druro. pkg 15c ~� Aluminum CIeaning and Klean Brite 25c St. Patrick's Day, in the Morning The early Bird catches the Candy Bargains. Maple Buds and Smiles' and Chuckles, per lb. 39c Friday and Saturday. Cash and Service Specials 13 pkgs. Jelly Powder (Nu -Jell and McLarens) $1.00 10 lbs. Valencia Raisins- , .. $1.00 Fish Department ---B. C. Salmon Ib. 30c. ' Halibut, ib. 30c: Finnan Haddie; Filletts, Oysters pIn the Morning First Delivery 9 a.m. In the Afternoon First.. Delivery 2.39 p.m. irko Cash 3.nd vy 9 a * °Neil Service Where " Sells for less "price prevails. Kindly Order Early Phe lne 48 SPRING SHOW and Concert Thursday, April 1 CONCERT IN •TOWN IIALL, 8 p.in. FEATURE—Fiddlers' Competition Further announcement next week H. C. Cox, • S. B. Stothers President. Secretary Special' Sale of PRiTVIULAS only 25c Regular 45c To reduce a large stock and make room for Spring plants we are offer- ing fine, strong Primulas in bud and bloom at this very special price, They will give bloom for months. • SEE OUR WINDOW DISPLAY • . - • . , ,. .. . - - THIS WEEK -END , St'P` • "' J. Cuninghame, Florist Phones -31 and 175w Greenhouses—Huron St. . 47-3 Supper The annul Irish Supper will be served in Wesley Church Dining Hall on Wednesday, March 17 Under the auspiees of the W. 74. S. A Real Hearty Irish Meal in a Real, Hearty, Friendly Atmosphere Supper from 5:30 to 7 Tickets 35c minutes of 'previous meeting were read -by the Secretary, Mr. H. L. Sal- keld, and the reports of the delegates to the Education Association at Tor- onto rant Easter were received and approved. -A resolution was passed suggesting the appointment of a rural representative nn each High School Board of Trustees. A resolution was also passed favoring the teaching of Xlome. Economics, the Science of,Ag- riculture and Technical training in the proposed new High School at Clinton. A strong resolution was also passed favoring the present system of Public and Iligh School management, in pre- ference to that proposed by the Township Board Bill now before the Ontario Legislature. The Secretary was instructed to -forward the, last named resolution to our M.L.A. as well as to the Secretary of the Ontari'g Rural Trustees and Ratepayers Assodiation at Toronto,; asking that the •matter be taken up at the Annual Convention at Easter. ¥a. H. L..Sal- keld was Salkeld.-was appointed delegate to the Convention. The several school trus- tee .boards and .ratepayers of the township were fairly well represented and much interest was -manifested in the Public School Act,the concensus 'of opinion being strongly in opigosi tion to the Township Board •Bill, .in- troduced by the Ontario Department of Edueation. As Mr. Middleton wished to withdraw from the'position of president, Mr. Chas. E. Whitely was appointed; the new President at this meeting, and Mr.. Salkeld re- mains for another terirl as secretary; -H. L. 'S. Xullet "Township The following is the, report o:f S. S. No. 2, for the month of February: lit --Margaret Morrison, Ude Car-. Jr,,, -Srd-Agnes Morrison, 388." . Sr. 3rd--J'tin; Reynolds, 505; Earl. Reynolds 368. Jr. 4th Elizabeth Morrison, 472;. Harry Reynolds, 458;.,Margaret Car - bent, :460; Gerald Brown, 4121 Agnes Oarbert, 348; Theo, Flynn, 265. ---MAIj;M . FJ.YIVN, Teacher. Women's Exchange OPENING MARCH 15th Many Specials For Opening Week You are cordially invited to inspect our stock , of all hand -made work. Orders taken for all lines on display. BANE OF MONTREAL BUILDING (Two Doors East) RADIO Worn out tubes which light up,re- juvenated. Price 25e each. No charge 'for testing. FOR SALE—One De Forest Oras ley 3 -tube set, this year's model, all new tubes, batteries, Musicone loud speaker. Large solid mahogany cub- inet, with room inside for batteries. Price $125.61 Also one-two tube set,' all complete. Price $50.00. Brenmer- Tulley three tube sets, all complete, $75.00 to $100.00. Every Set Guaranteed One Year H. A. 'HOVEY SPRING Is Just 'Around the Corner And May be Here Any Day --Hope So We are ready for all your requirements for houseclean- ing with a large stock of Muresco — the housewife's friend—In all colors. It can be applied over old paper and makes a good looking job. A full stock of the cele - b r a ted Sherwin-Williams Paints, Varnishes and :Stains for both inside and outside work. • ' Ask for a demonstrtion of Johnson's Electric Floor Polisher— This is a real labor saver. Lots of -,Floor Wax of all kinds. • See our specials in Blue and White. Granite, your choise at $1.19, , FURNITURE DEPARTMENT As usual we are ready with a fine new stock of Congoleum Rugs, all sixes, and Congoleum by the yard. Linoleums in different pat- terns and widths and Oilcloths .galore. Rugs in Wiltons, Axminsters, Brussels and Tapestrys. i Clinton Hardware and f: urnitureCo FUNERAL DIRECTORS - 'MONUMENT DEALERS Hardware 195 Furniture Phone: 104 asp Stop -- and Think Itgis only 3 more weeks till Easter, so it is not too soon to 'think of a -Spring suit or Spring overcoat. • The new cloths are arriving now and we have a nice range from $30. to $50. Semi Ready suits from $21,50 up. Biltmore Hats and Fit -u -well caps in the new spring colorsand shapes.�, Davis & Herman VETERAN TAILORS PHONE 224-W NOW IS THE TIME TO ORDER SAP PANS—BUCKETS-SPIL ES and be ready for the sap when it be- gins to run Hand made pans and buckets made.. to order. . wians HARDWARE and PLUMBING Phone 244 ; $pot Cash for Eggs and Poultry We are in the market fdr Eggs end Poultry all seasons of the year, prepared to pay top prices for top quality. Last week 96 percent of our egg receipts from farmers graded Extras and firsts, Crading Counts Old hens'should be disposed of now.. Our prices are riget for good quality stock,: GUNN; LANGLOIS & Co., Limited HEAD OFFICE . — . MONTREAL, gu't. Clinton, Branch open each day 'from 7 a.m. 'to• 6 pari. Write, Phone or CraUl.;for any further information you require GUNN, I ANGLOIS' & CO.', LIMITED. CLINTON, ONT., BRANCH PHONE 190