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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1927-09-29, Page 7• THiS CLINTON Ni; 5 itlacon s t cz 'ill. - .... Special Ifl argains Pan®s at All Prices. T. m MeNEIL Clinton's Musical Instrument Representative , Always at Your Service" Box 113 orPhone Z73, Clinton onesawasararessamaccee First Showing of Men's all . Felts:' $3.50. and up - New style lines, new colors, Soft felts for head comfort—but every hat a dress hat which you will be mighty proud to wear. The Biltmore is the leader for the 'season—both in style and price—and good dressers will loseno time in getting under one of ,these hew fall felts. SEE OUR WINDOWS. ' Don't forget to ask about our "Bear Cat" line of Made -to - Measure Fall Suits and Overcoats at $23.75 and up., avis e • Custorn._Tailoring YOUR SUM Cleaning and Pressing ER COTTAGE ,til;%I git.,4,1, .J pswIs it as Attractive Inside as Out? AKE your summer cottage comfortable and home -like °"`' with Gyproc Fireproof partitions- and ceilings. At small cost the whole interior„ may be transformed into attractive, cosy rooms. Write for free booklet—"My Home." It will tell you how Gyraroc, Ttocboard Gypsum Insulating Sheathing and bleylex wilt reduce your fuel bill from 20 to 40%. - - THE ONTARIO GYPSUM CO., LIMITED, PARIS, CANADA 152 l irepro `Wallboor_do Far Sale By Thomas McKenzie Estate Clinton, Ont. Geo. T. Jenkins - Clinton, Ont. O one could hire you for such work at such a price—•yet how many tons of water do you pump -how many; miles do_ you walk between your house and the hand pump each year? DuoWater System 'will relieve you of all this drudgery. it A r Yy Y will; work for you year after year at the rate of only one cent per 100 gallons of water pumped!, endure `the drud er of the hand and Is it worth while to dui g y pump pail when a Duro Water 'System 'will work for so little? It's first cost is 'low—lower now than ever before. Convenient terms can be had. TILE 'EMPIRE' BRASS MFG. CO„ i.TNIITED For Sale By—Vancouver LondonToronto tt Sutter & Perdue Pressure Water yts itels ant' 0 ondesboro Holtnetsville The Monthly meetng of the Wh- nei's Institute will be held in the community hall " on Thursday, Oct. 6th. "Opliortuui ies For The Ilul'tl Girl," is .the 4,11,1e. of a paper '.v,hiieh will he given -b} Mrs. H Snell' .read.- ing'by Mrs, S. Carter, a duet will be given by Mrs. W. Lyon and Sirs. T..- Moon ;Moon and Mrs, Brydone of Clinton will give a talk on her trip abroad. All members are urged to come and hear ;this. address. The hostesses: Mrs. F. Little, Mrs.'Mains Mrs. R. Shaddick Mrs. C. Ruddel, Miss L. Mains and Mrs. R. Caldwell. Sally°Day.cservice in Londesboro Unitedchurch last Sunday morning was Nell attended, The program was good and the parts well carried out. During the last two Sundays Rev, B. Snel has been explaining to the•child- sen a remarkable cane carved out,.of black walnut with a ,iacknife. The- diiferent designs in - the cane repre--' sented-an Indian legend showing the Indian conception of spiritual fruits, divine mercies, prayer, the spirit and the Great'Spirit in the Happy Hans - mg Ground, The children were do lighted with the interpretation.. • MTS. Jno. Armstrong is visiting her sister, Mrs; Jack Carter of Water - down. Mrs. Peter Patterson of Galt and. Mr,' and Mrs; W. Fingland and adugh- ter, Peggy, of 'Mimics, spenta few days of last week with Mr, and Mrs, Jno: Fingland. Mrs, Thos. Little has returned ad - ter spending some time with her daughter in London, Mrs."Jno. Day of Detroit sepnt Monday with Mr. and. Mrs, Edmund Crawfords , 'Miss Sarah McCool of Clinton. is visiting with realtives here.; - Rev. 'E. E. Long of Tillsonburg will conduct anniversary services on' Sun-' day,: Nov 6th. The annual"goose sup- per will be held on <•Thanksgiving night. The young people are prepar- ing a play for the program. _ Rev. Ds'. Scrimmager, on furlough front British West Guiana, will. preach at. Constance next Sabbath at 2:30 pm. The service will be a great. treat. Mrs. Thomas Sampson of Palmer- ston is staying' with her sister, Miss E. Lyon, who is not well. Mr. Marshell Braithwaite is on the. sick list. We hope for a' speedy re- covery. Mr. and Mrs. ,Milton Hooper and Master Gladwin . of near St. Marys spent Sunday with Mrs. Hooper's Parents, Mr. and Mr's. James Risley. Quite al number front here attend- ed Blyth Fair this week. WILL OF - C. F. WHEATON IS ENTERED; FOR'PR:OBATE Application for probate of the' last will' and testament of the late' Charles Frederick Wheaton, late President of the Dodge Manufacturing 'Co. of Canada, Limited, who died on Aug. 24, is now' being made by the execu- tors named sin , the .will; the Toronto General Trust Corporation, The assets of the estate consist of the following: .Real estate, consists ing of the residence in Toronto -and the summer home . in Muskoka„ $100.000; life insurance, $57,556.65; stock, consisting largely of his,inter- est in the Dodge Manufacturing Com- pany, $148,500, and household furni- ture,.motor car, etc., $7,500, totalling $813,560.65. Apart from a small trust fund and an annuity to a sister of the deceased, Mrs.. Mae Quelch, the estate is divid- ed equally among the widow, Mrs. Ida Gertrude Wheaton, formerly Miss Ida -Holmes,, and Mrs. Ida B. Tyrell, Mrs. Dorothy F. Whealy, Margaret Holmes Wheaton and Charels Fred- erick Wheaton. Varicose Veins REDUCED OR MONEY BACK . Simple Home Treatment That is Giving. Amazing, Results • The world progresses. Today ail- ments that took weeks to cure can now be ended in a few days. If you have varicose veins or bunches you tan start today to bring' them 'back to normal size, and if you are wise you will dose. • Just getan-original bottle of Moon's Elnerald Oil' at any.. dispensing phar- macist and apply it night and morn- ing,, as directed to the enlarged 'veins,. It is very' powerful and, penetrating, and only a little is required. After at few day's treatment the veins. will, begin to grow smaller and by regular use will soon reduce to normal. `People who want to reduce vari- cose veins, or, get rid of running sores and ulcers, should not hesitate to get' a ,bottle at' once. It is so powerful that a small bottle lasts a long time,, Any .pharmacy can supply you, end sells lots' of it. • Have you joined the $300 Contest ' yet Be ont 'esafesidelejoianowl ' Everyone; needs a tonic to be ready for ,winter. Nyal Creo- phos will not only build up you rstamina and give you new vim,. vigor and resistance but it nn ruin 1 0cas cashier you! r itY. •8 0 l:j yo t Ask for free contest sheets ex- plaining the cash prizes for best slogans, rhymes orjingles about Nyal Crcophos. Keep', this good old . favorite remedy always ready for in- stant use in warding off and conquering coughs, colds and bronchitis. Wondrously effective in persistent bran. chins ailments. - Ggt Nyal-Creophos and con. test sheets today from the rly:(7A INWO STORE °'Once a trial- always Nyal" 17 Mr, and Mrs. M. Stock and child; ren motored to Milverton =. on Satur- a tndspent the' we 1 -e the i, .a ec d 1 y,n posts of Mss ':f1hlrs. Rais tShteoyckW's"Wr.peardeCentes, ted dry: Mrs. Decker of LunknoW. 11 Mac 1n r-. Dr Andrew ew Courticc of lnni eb is -spending a' few days with Is sis- ter and father, Mrs: T. Walters awl Mr. A, J, :Corutice. On Sunday morning last =a Rally, Daiy'service was held • in the' 'Ifolmesa vine church, with lthe usual Rally, Day program. Anniversary services will'he held a 'week, from Sunday, Oct. 9th, when Rev, Mr. Pointer of Ben - miller, willhave charge of both ser vices, A supper =will be-given'on Monday evening following, the Surat- ford gtfartette to'give the program. Advertisement of 'same will'. be found elsewhere in this issue. Mr. and Mrs. Richard' Siraddick and family of Londesboro spent Sunday as the guests of lila. and 11, i•s. John • Cudmors At week' ago Sunday morning Rev. g• Ililpat_icic and' wife of W} on, "The Need of Rttritil headerahip,J1 Miss Isobel Robertson was a close competitor, her' subject being; "'cite Britislr,.Em pire," and Miss Phyllis Morton took 3rd place oar, "The Farm, the Backbone of the W,orld." Mr, Solso,t' Motiles won the C histon, Cup. 'Phis is :h trophy that goes to the pupil winning the ,highest nujiz- ber of,poui's at rthe School Tab' in which he tools part Tie iron 6 points and is a pupil of if 3 school,' shower cut the .: sports short about firs o'clock,- London oad Mr. Mervyn Hanly had the misfor- tune to have a cattle beast.struck by the early train on Friday morn- ing, breaking its leg. This is the :se - eon animalof `which d his has- been struck within- a' few weeks by the same train, A number of the furthers are busy harvesting their beans this week, which appear to be zt very good crop. Miss Grace Ashton spent a few ,*an- days lost week with Miss Irene Swin- Potts,Mich., Mr. S.T. Kilpatrick and bans., Tire U. F. W. 0. end their fumbles Bald`their annual weineg: roast on Thursday' evening last at the home of Mr. J. McKnight,-Goderich township, when, about sixty.,assembled, in spite of the inclement weather. A program was put on consisting of readings, "The New Church Or - gen" and `Bairnies Cuddle Doon," :by Mr. T. Lindsay, a duet ,hr Miss Omeine and Master Clarence LeBeau, instrumental, by Iirene Swinbank;: a duet by Mrs. T. Lindsay and Mrs. R. Plumsteel, a'recipe, `Howsto prepare a mock chic -hen,' anis-several stump. speeches. The Tebbutt orchestra very kindly assisted with several pleasing numbers.' Mliss^Grace Tebbutt and "Miss Leila Stackhouse'were the ac- companists for the evening. „The ladies then treated all to. hot dogs as well as' other refreshments,' suchas an abundance of cake, tarts; coffee, wife of "Ashfield, brothers of Rev. L W. Kilpatrick, else Mrs. J. D. 'Mc- Cormick, their c-Corhnick,`their sister, motored from Ashfield and attended .,service at Itolmesville. Mrs, McIntyre and son of Torotno visited Mr. and Mrs.' William Mul- holland for a couple of days this week. Miss Muriel Mulholland will be missed by the people of Holmes isle, as, she hastaken a position with Mr. Wendor'f of Clinton.'. Auburn The Women's Institute held ,their ani?ual "Grandmotkecf't' meeting et the home of the president,' Mrs. Jas. Woods, on Tuesday,' Sept. 20th. There was a good attendance of members and grandmothers, between fifty and, sixty being present: This ''meeting was one of the best held during the year, the following program, being given mostly by the grandmothers: Mrs. Mogridge 'presided during the program. The chorus, "There's a Land That is Fairer than Day," a reading by' Miss Annie Straughan, "My Grandma," recitation by Mrs. lVIogridge, "My Grandmother's Beau," 'reading by Mrs.. Chas. Straughen, "`Love to Grandmothers," chorus, "When the Roll is, Called up Yon- der," reading by Mrs. Wm. Roberton, "Down to Old' Aunt Mary's," solo by Mrs. Henderson, "We'd Better. Bide a' Wee," reading by Mrs, John Manning, "The Mother's Care," recitation by Mrs. Thos, Straughan, :"Bairnies" Cuddle Down" and several victorlia selections. The musical numbers were accompanied by Miss Winnie How- son on the' harp.` Mrs. Woods and Miss King donated two special prizes, two vases, filled with beautiful flow- ers, enc for the oldest grandmother, which Went to Mrs, no, M1annipg, the other for the grandmother coin- ing the farthest, which was won by Mrs. Thos. Straughan. After the program a social half hour was spent and a dainty lunch was served by some of the members of the Institute. Mr. and : Mrs. Edgar Lawson and Miss Bernice, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hill, Cr,, Billie and Miss Sadie Carter spent the week -end at Port' Elgin. Mr. Rees Jenikns and Miss Mary Jenkins visited with Mr. and Mrs, A. Andrew on Sunday,..., - Several from here ,attended ' the Carlow School Fair on Wgdnesday. Knox United church will hold their anniversary on Sunday, October 16th, Rev. Mr. Craw of Lucicnow will be the speaker for the day. Mrs. Jas; Johnston and Mr. Tom Johnston went to Stratford on Tues; day to see lifrs. Boy Farrow, -who is' in the hospital there, and who is pro- greasing favourably, Mr. Frank Raithlrbv and his bride have returned from their honeymoon and are residing on the groom's farm just east of the village., Miss Pierce has been visiting rela- tives at Goderich 'for a few.' days. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Robertson called on friends in the village on. Monday evening. Colborne Township Mr. and Mrs. William Westlake motored to Listowel on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Robertson of Niagara Falls, N.Y., and Miss Mary Robertson, sister of the fernier, tied over over the week -end with Mr, and Mrs. Edward Fisher. ' Mr. T. H. Wilson motored to Flint, Mich.; .to visit his two. Sisters, Mrs. Dmhcan, Crawford and. Miss Pearl Wilson, and brother, Mr. Gordon Wil- son, over' the week -end. Rally Day service •will be held at Smith's Hill on Oct. 16th. An endeav- or is being made to have each mem- ber bring one visitor or new member, Miss Julia Young returned to Tor- onto after her vacation of two weeks. Mrs. Win, Marsh attended the Wo- men's Missionary Society-: Conference on Wednesday at Dungannon. The ' Owen Sound Motor. Coach Transit Co., has changed.' its route from Owen Sound to-Goderich to Kin- cardine to London. The Colborne School Fair was held on Sept. 21st, with a good attend- anoe The District` Representative, Mr, Paterson, commends the directors' upon their yearly ;success. We are learning that this is one' of the best educative institutions We have to Leach the children how to show their colt or, hold their lamb or feed their hog or bake their tarts for the in- dustrial :fairs in after years. The Colborne Directors told Mr. Paterson that they had prizes for all who take nart in the sports. Everyone took -an interest in sports other years and it. is evident they like cash mere that; ribbons. This was noticed from ob- servation as well as continent from the scholars. S. S. No. 3 , wen the shield for the..,. highest number of points per pupil. S. S. No. 2 wont the prize for the parade. Miss Rita Fish- er won the public -speaking contest Fights 18 -Years; to Get.RRid of Gas ".I had stomach trothble for 18 years. Since taking Adlcrilta' I feel better than for years and have not been, bothered with gas. -L. A. Champion. ,Even the FIRST spoonful of Adler jka relieves gas and often removes as- tonishing amount of old waste matter from the ' system. Makes you enjoy pour meals and sleep better. No mat- ter what you have tried for you stom- ach and bowels, Adlorilca will surprise you. W. S. R. Holmes, Druggist. The ' president, Mrs. Plumsteel. then made a few amtounecments and. arranged\to have the program re- peated'this evening. Thursday, at the' County Home for the benefit' of the old folks. The regular October meeting -will be held at the home of. Mrs. M. Wiltse. ;A hearty vote of thanks 'was tendered- Mr. and Mrs. McKnight for the enjoyable even- ing spent inttheir home. Miss Viola Stelck spent 'a few days this week at her home in Zurich. Mr. Cliff Holland is on the road this .week filling silos. Mr, and Mrs. Norman Tyndall vis- ited friends near Owen Sound a few days this week. Constance Miss Mabel Riley of Tuclrersmith spent a few days' with Mrs, B. B. Stephenson. Miss Phebe Wakefield was in Clin- ton for a few days last week. Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Mans and daugh- ter, Mary, and Mr. and Mrs. Robt. ,Bird of Brussels were visitors with the ladies' uncle and aunt, Mr. and' Mrs. D. Tudor, on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Clark of Listowel spent Sunday with the for- mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. 'Robt. Clark. Miss' Martha Cook of Goderich township spent a day in the village recently. Quite a number around here are busy taking up their potatoes.' ~.: rucefieldt Mrs. C. Warden and four sons of London spent Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. A.. Wooly also calling on, her, mother, Mrs. Hinter of Clin- ton. • The anniversary services of the United church will be held on the last Sunday in October, .A former pastor, Rev. W. D. McIntosh of Embro, will be the preacher for the day. Rev. Mr. McKinnon of Caribou, , British Columbia will conduct divine service next Sunday morning. Mrs. Ross SEcott returned home last week after spending a few weeks with friends in Toronto. Mrs. L. Forrest and Mr. and Mrs. Jervis 'and Miss Minnie motored to Fullerton and visited the Misses Ida and Lizzie Taylor and Mrs. D. Bird last week. The, many friends of Mrs. Bird will be glad to hear that she is improving in health. Mr. and Mrs. Grieves of London ergef spent; the week -end at the horns of Mr. 'and Mrs. Win. Douglas, ii i Ip n. Miss Grace Addison is visiting friends in Londesohz'o: this week. Miss Ada Reid,A. M. Hough, Miss Ioug•h, Mr. Lance Norris and Mr. Caravan Rough ,haveigone to Toronto ` to`at- tc d �the University. t . They c will bL Much missed, in the Sunday school and young peoples' society. ,R ev: J. and Mrs, T-Ianiiliivn and Miss Oliver of Goelrich were guests of Rev. W. A.. and Mrs. Brennier this CHANGE IN HUNTING SEASON Deer and ltjaoose The Ontario Government have an- nounced a change in the np en season for deer and moose this year, in that, either animal may be taken in the district south of the French and-Mat- tawa' Rivet's from November 1st , to November 30th, and in the district north of the French ..and Mattawa from October 10th to November 30th, These periods are very much in favor of the Hunter, especially if the weather may turn 'cold, and it is trusted the action of the Government will result in a 'marked increase in the number of those taking to the woods: For their transportation, Canadian National Railways have provided with their usual care and forethought and printed copies of the hunters Train Service leaflet may -be obtained shortly on application to Canadian National Ticket Agents. (Crowded Out Last, Week) Mrs, A. P. Walker of Toronto, who was visiting her father, Mr. Alex. Mc- Kenzie, last week, returned to Toron- toThursday, on kftcz �asztr b at Bay- field and Goderich;' Mr, W linter coin- mg up with Ills car from the city to take her home, Mr. Thos'. Kyle, one of our promin- ent farmers, met with a serious acci- dent Co_ his fine sedan car Mit week. lie had been up to W. Cooper's farm. just north of the 'village andon re- turning home ' had Mr. Fred Brock, Mr. Cooper's hired; man, in the car with him, when in some unaccountable wary the car went into the ditch south of the village and overturned; mak- ing a bad wreck of itself, and causing serious injury to Mr. Brock, who was taken to his brother's home in Hen- - sall„ where he is recovering from his severe shaking up. Mr. '.,Kyle .eh- caped with some bruises, but nothing serious. Mr. Alex. Sinclair of the township of Tuclrersmith, who is a prominent breeder. of good horses, had his fine team of heavy draft horses at London fair and'though he had to compete with the best horses. in the province, won third prize and also spld his team at a high figure to a man east. of, Toronto, the team being shippe from here last week. We heartily congratulate. Mr. Sinclair on his sues cess, To Drivers of Motor Vehicles LAST WARNlNG ! If you have not yet secured your Motor Vehicle Operator's License apply for it without delay It against the law and punishable by fine to operate a motor vehicle registered in Ontario without first securing a Motor Vehicle Operator's License. Highway Traffic officers have been instructed and muni- cipal police have been requested to demand the, production of Motor Vehicle Operator's Licenses, and any driver unable to produce his or her license at any time is subject to a fine of not less than, $10.00. In case of accident or infraction of The Highway Traffic Act, the Operator's License is sure to be called for, Drivers who have not their Operator's License cannot be considered experienced and competent. Application forms for a Motor Vehicle Operator's License can be secured at any garage, Licenses will be granted forthwith to anyone who has driven over 500 miles and for six months continuously, and who is not physically disabled, Examinations will be afforded to all others by Highways Department examiners. Ifh youave•omitted to ger;-your Operator's License, this is your last warning to secure it. Don't drive a car without It, either on city streets or country highways, Lights on Horse Drawn Vehicles After October I; 1927, every horse drawn vehicle on the public highways in Ontario must carry after dusk and before dawn a light plainly visible on the left hand aide ehowing-white to the front and red to the rear.. The attention of horse owners is.partieularly directed, Drivers, of automobiles should be more certain than over tat their tail lights arc always in working ondet: Ontario Department of Highways The Hob, GEO. S. HENRY, Minister It's a case of"love at first sight" when your feet slip into Invictus Shoes,, Such style—such coin- TnEllfatioeD. Snag fort—such wear. i'LUMSTEEL Rosa Mt G 7I.CA A D TExe Tr. motes ire Bound de. e+traytng this piece.. of Se+ydar: Soni -Arlt furniture yarn dealer,'is anthorlscd' opt: se ntation . of this eery to tinplate it a wit others Zai -Alit • furointta We furthermore guarantee., .that the, filings and other enatrriala' eased in .the east *traction of this article are new, not reaovatedaad are clean sad eenitaty. • H found to be, other than as here' reprasetnted the merchant it authorised to promptly replace' It with' other Sari»Hirt farnLtgra-n '1,l1,t,4ltt; 1,151 i; The Big?imps are Over But Our Big Furniture Show is Just Starting. We have the Finest Stock We Have Ever Shown. Pall is stere and we aie prepared' with a great stock -of Chester- field suites at prices ranging front $135 to $109, all in mohair; A FINE STOCK OF CHESTERFIELD TABLES AND 1MIRRORS Buy your lam s and shades now and, save from' 10 to 15 per cent. l? We have ,a nice line of Dining room suites, bedroom suites, springs and mattresses to select 'front arid the ,beauty of ours whole • business is that our prices are cut down to the limit, which, of course will be interesting to you. So drop in and look around. HARDWARE DEPT. As usual we have a splendid stock of the famous Beach, ranges and heaters, also other makes' to suit your price. Some. Extra Special Values in Electric heaters and Irons A Full Line of Granite mmol'Aluminum Ware.. Clinton Hardware'and FurnitureCo THE STORES WITH A STOCK FUNERAL DIRECTORS MONUMENT DEALERS Hardware 19ti Furniture Phone: 104 ram es.letberearmrsaamommccomeMonoseamassetema