HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1926-11-11, Page 5TI IPSDAY, 'NOV1 D;I13ER 1'1; 14'6,
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COOPER'S STORE
NEWS
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new lines of stamped
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The ladies will be ultelted
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'Cut work designs in Lancheon:
nes now on sale:...w 'sets, ., lVew
Buffet. rs ets, Towels and Dresser Cuffs,
rdinr bags,Gaiety cases, Aprons,
Special novelties in -1VIy 1 , � y 1
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etc.
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'1' articles.
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Wearwell
Hosiery` is our 'le
ding line:
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Sherlock -Manning
Pianos
Satisfy the detuands and • de-
sires of .the most critical
buyers the: world twee.
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Clinton% Musical Instrument Representative
Always at Your Service Box 113 or Phone.273 'Clinton ;
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'School of o erre
CLINTON - ONTARIO
redpennsT uuesdai, Sept. 7th,'
Wily not attend th:e'-School that. has the. Highly
Qualified Staff
• The School that teaches
REAL •PRACTICAL BUSINESS,TRAINING
from start to finish:
fool. Students and Teachers are'taught
Where High. Sc.l Stu d
' specialized expert training in
Business Adniinistration'and
Secretarial Science
and are sup of a good position, rapid promotion
and big income, -
COURSES" "Stenographic, Commercial; Secretariai, General
Office, Civil Service, Com. Teachers.Course•
and special''coiieses arranged.
For hill information write to
B. F. WARD; B.A,; Principal(
Phone 198
B $4C606111TIR,
1'ho l e)] lrcle mei ori:-Tharoda '
afternoom:tlrti for tihe regular month.
ly tt?e ttiYf ww�k$ 4.3ght en "members
respilYfr;$ iq a+$he, roll:
call ` Gxati--
tucte" M15.Olepe . Cochrane had-
'Charge,of the devotional pe iod, and
Mian Vtarl:, acad,an interesting chap-
-ter :from the study 'hook :.Final ar-
'rngcmc.iity were anal for" the annual
chief e i limier, whieh will be held on
'ihuinday. November 25th. Following
the dinner Lbrrf will be a finepro,
gram held' in the 'auditorium of the
char ch.
A tpnfert
will be given in the Unit-
md church on -'Monday" evening, Nov.
15th, under the auspices of -the Brace-
field choir,
Amongst those who visited erre
'lege and community Por Thanksgiv-
ing were Misses Eyelyn and Annie
Beatty, .Who were: the guests of Miss
Ttinut Aikenhead. Miss Ina Scott -of
Lolydon.and limas Laura -Swan oil Tor -
.onto spent theday at (their hones
here,
iDr. and Mi s.; ;Swan of. Hamilton
and Mr'' and birs. Ilam of Toronto
visited at the home of the former's
fattier. Mr. James Swan.
Mb, Andrew Murdock and .family
spent the week -olid at the home o1
'the' former's' father, Mr, 11. D. Mtir
(10515, 1
Mr: George.. Forrest of London vis-
ited at the bonne -of hid;brother, My.
W. L. Forrest, this week
Mr, ,a d Mrs ' Jets. 'Burdge cif Ham-
ilton. spent -the week -end at the home
of Mr.",and Mrs, John Watson,
•The offering at- the 'ariiieersary:of
the Brucefield -United Church r'ae
eight hundred dollars, instead of three
':hundred,as stated' in error.last week..
It was a very,' -successful anniversary_
rn every:„way and the `i'esporise 'to"the-
"•appeal for :funds wcts.generens.•
Ipganization YEeeting
in the interests of
V�!
G.MEDD
Candidate in South Huron
tivitI be held in the
.Council Chamber, Clinton
• on theevening of •
Friday .N vena.be.rr,l2th'
At_s' o'clock
Representatives of all Parties opposed tp..the Ferguson' Gov;
a
eminent are, Urgently requested to attend
,•�':Meetin
��e�l�e
Town Hall, Seaforth
F`rid S,Nov.'''19th, at
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Under. the auspices of the Sotith' liruon'i:l'r0gcessive Association
The ',Speakers'''"Will be: t
Ari°thur W.> A3�1�ia tA.�k, .Y�. C , Torointro
/. O, MVledd,.Eeter,
candidate in So>ulth [furor,
Mayor 'Golding, of Seaforth will e eupy the, chair
Government Compel and- other Issues -.will herbiscussed
All electors ,especially adies, invited
GOi) SAVE. TIE KING
W. BLACK, Pres. MILS.. W, N. GLENN, Vico G. W.'DAYTON,' Seca,
Auburn
A Than,'y;sgiving~service was held in
the Anglican church .here on Sunday
Rev'" 4V, ItrAlp'conducted anniversi
ary.ser'vices- at'Londesboro on Sun-:
day last, Rev: B. i$nell taint„ efiargur'
here. :
Among the week end visitors ins the
village1and coin )unity were "Mr. and
Mrs 'Roy Farrow : and•mily of Mit-
chell; 1Vi 'Stephen • Meda of Woolf
stock; 'My. •.Pil1riili 'of, Palmerston;
Mr. Harold Cunpinghani, Brussels;
Mr. A. Walker, Niagara falls; Miss,
Luella Johnston and, Miss Elsie Law-
ler, London; Mr. and -Mos. Thomas
Hamilton, Goderich and . Miss Lula
Bruce, Toronto.
Miss Edith Mogridgs is rmprovi,g
in'health. lier many friends wish
her a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs.A. aw. Rice, and son
Garth, spsnt.the holiday with frieiels'
at Strathroy, '
Mr. R. and Miss Mary Jenkins of
Clinton spent the holiday with Mrs.
O. E. Erratt, ' .. `
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Varna
, M -ss, 'Vtabc,l I'iiga'ts4x is 'at home at
ter sptnrduig• a couple lir ;wt ecics work
mg in' the new clothing' factory in
Mr: Tooley 'spent Sunda} at'the-
liorne of bir. aril Kn. C. C I,lgrirn,
Misses Hazel and Ada` Steep„spent
Tb anksg vhtg.rat,their borne:
Misses Emily and Gladys Beatty
spent Thanlcsgivieg in the village
Mr, and Met.- Clifford Epps spent
the holiday, with the lbttei a mother,
Mss. Argent of. Ghntons
Ma'.`•;end M S.',lt. Morrison' of Tor=
onto swere'the guests eb141r. and Mr
'(til. Elliott over the weekend
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Mr..and•Mrs.:Geo. Douglas 01, Hem,
sail, visited with 1VIr. 'Will .and Miss
F Logan on Monday.
Mrs. Le Beatty and -Mr, Geo. 11.
Beatty` nfotored to Yale, Michigan,
Monday. Mrs.' Beatty intends stay-
ing with her sister, Mrs. l+tltmnt who
has been in very poor health for some;
Mies Gor•Lie ;Thompson and 'little
niece, ,Mary, or Clinton, are spending
a., few days in the village. ” ”
0 Miss• Mossop spent the' week -end
and holiday on the Bronson line.
Tllie. W. M. S. of the United church
-Met ' in the church Iasi. Thursday 'al-,
ternoon. ' '
A very successful 'I-Iallowe en party
was held' in the Township Hall on
Tuesday evening of last week. About
one hundred: and fifty guests, most of
whom wore .masquerade costumes,
were entertained by Mr. and Mrs.' 0,
Stelek and Mr, and Mrs. : Ed, -Foster,-
The evening was spent` in euchre and
,dancing, after which . a dainty' lunch.
was served, A most enjoyable time
Goderich Township .:.
Mr. Harold .Whitmore .of Hamilton
and Mn anti'. Mrs. John Young' and
son, Kenneth, of Toronto, spent
Thanksgiving with Mr. --and 1VIrs.
Frank Whitemore of this townshilp,
Mr.Geo. it: "Thompson of Wycliffe
College; Toronto, spent Thanksgiving-
at the home of' Ids parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry .'J. Thompson, He was
ace0t'1,anied by his friend Mi. R. 0.
Willies of 'Hamilton. . .•
motored to Stretford, where they
spent a .few -days at the home, of the,
groom e inter, Mrs. `William 7?a01(01';
They will reside on the 7th eoneeseion'
of T1iillctt.
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On Coofday evening of this week a
irunilb i of the young people, friends
and<'nerghbors gathered at the home
of Mr "anti Mrs J G."Gibbings, where
a very pleasant evening was speril;in.
in ,vat,. . The bride
cards and dancing. is g S
tho.yecipient,ol menylrre! e and use:
fel gifts.
IOIIN rOYN'1 AGAIN -
COVSLRViAPIVE CANDIDA'T'E
IN NOItTIL ILURON
John Joynt of Litcknow,'rnemlber.,
for North Iluron in, the Legislature
three 1910 at a postponed convention`
111 i3lyth on Tuesday atteiaioon ac-
cepted once more. trite. Conservative"
-onmination 'tendered ' him witholrt a_,
ballot and, is outto win 'theriding:.
again for Premier Ferguson. Mr..
Joynt had' planned to withdraw from
public 1115 and make a long -intended
tour of the, world, but.pressu're from
many quarters induced hip at the last
hour to allow his naive to go before
the :contention. J. VV'. McKibben, of
Wioghant, warden of Iluron, was also'
proposed,' blYt withdrew his name. In
the: constituency as'—enlarged some -
\what by ;redistribution Mr. Joynt will
be opposed by.Charles A. Robertson,
Liberal.-,
YOUNG 'IiIILIiETT COUPLE
WEDDED .LAST WEEK
A quiet but • pretty, wedding was
'solemnized at- the - United church par=
sonage,' Londesboro, on " Wednesday
evenings Nov. <;_d, "by the Red, B.
Snell, when Vera Irene, yotmgest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John H.
Shobbrook' of the 3th concession of
IInllett,e became the .bride of Mr.
Peicy john Gibbings, eldest son Of
Mr. and Mrs, John G. Gibbings. The.
bride was beautifully dressed in Regal
blue zebu faced (*.ere, trimmed"wibti
peach crepe-de-chene i with blaelt.
Satin shoes and hose to match.
After the ceremony. the happy
couple motored' • to;,, the home of the
bride's parents, where a dainty lunch-
, eon was serveil:to the immediate re-
latives, '•
After a pleasant evening the couple
• Stanleal Township,
SVlr. Harold Rathwell of Detroit
spent his :thanksgiving •holitlitys with
his rarents,.Mr. and Mrs. John Itath
well of Varma.
Mr.- John Flasibird of :the Brunson
line spent :Sunday at the bone ort Mr,
David Tough of '•I3rucefield.
Mr. and Mrs: Harold- Penlrale 'spent
Sundag with their cousins, Mr. -and
Mrs. RObt. Watson of, l3rucefield.
Mr, •Clifford Scdtchiner of Detroit
is visiting friends on the Branson linea
Mr. Samuel Holmes is sporting a
new Ford ear. •
Miss Vera Pepper of Mount Forest
spent the week -end at her borne.
iVir. and Mrs. Writ, Baird motored
from. Toronto and spent the Thanks-
giving holidays at the hone of Mr.
Geo. "Baird,
. -Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Caldwell Anna
anti, Will, spent the week -end with
friends in Minden. ; -
M. and Mrs. Arthur Wareham of
London spent the week -end as the
guests ofo Mr, and. Mrs. Thos. B.
Baird. '
Miss Erma Diehl of iDniiilton was
home obi~ Thanksgiving.'
• Miss Mary F.. ,Stewart was in TAM
-
don. on Saturday. q
Miss'Agnes GGlen and friend, •Miss
Campbell of Glen Williams, motored
up and spent the week=end• with ,the
fdrrner:'s parents, Mr,' and Mrs, 'Ed-
ward Glen,
The -ladies monthly meeting was
held last 'Thursday afternoon at the
home ' of Mrs. John -Pearson, '
Miss Margaret McGregor itf.Md-
Donald;Ilt311,Guelph, was at her home
for over Thanksgiving.
Miss Jean'Mciwen of.. the Q.A. C,.,
Guelph, wttsi home for the holiday,
Miss Betty Stewart 'of Arthur was
home for the Thanksgiving -'holiday.
She was accompanied by Miss :Lillian
Raymond and Mr. Fisu ois'Dayrnond
of Fergus and Nir. 13. Dayntond of
Sarnia- who ail spent the holiday time
as guests of'Mr.,and M1'e Adam Stew -
Miss Pat -Macfarlane sit Grace I -los
pita', Toronto; spent the week -end at
•.tire home • of het ,:parents, My,.'snd
1Vir's. J. Macfarlane_`
Mitis Mary E'.. (Stewart ••, spent, the
holiday at her• home here.
Miss Agnes Glen of l3allenfad' was
(1"-weol-end'visi'tor at her home„lrere.
' Gained 10 Pounds in 22'Days .
That's going soraer=but skinny
men, women and (children, just can't
.help putting on good 'healthy flesh'
'when they take McCoy's Cod .hive -
E'ltract Tablets.
Chock full of vi£amines—the kind
that are extracted frond the livers oP
the ion—the kind that are 0 real lief
to frail' rt!nd9iyn, . anaemic,' skinny
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Try' thesd _ ugar coated tasteless„
tablets; for -30 'days—if' th r -dou'c
help greatt} get your, ino1ie3 bath
One 'woman :,'"gained .ten pounds 16
twenty-tWo day.,s Suety, tablet ' sixty
cents. .Ask any dritiggist' t0i McCoy's
Cod Liver Ext act Tablets Directions
and formula On each box:
"Get McCoy's the original and gen•
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No, they are not all twins! - Two and only two are identical, and are the twins
you. are asked:to Gn�l. Canyou?:. To be sure, .the la.pieiures all look alike;
but look closer.. Iiaw:about their hattl'? ' There are -other'. differences, too.
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At first'' glance all of'the pietures look alike. But upon examination .yeu wi11 see that
almost every one differs 1n sotn0 way trom, all the others. In some the difference may bo
iq tlte•ligltt or. dark hand, onthe brim of the hat or in the brimming oh the hat or the
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