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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1924-01-10, Page 7• 17,TII31rL1iY STORE it d iew'ellsry store Ion el wris€ FNatches" we saeles";: ready to be uying, piiialic, SCIENTIFICALLY FITTED ) iNSO'N Next Hovey's Drug Storm essoicialmago ivy pedis ecial lie's to 'start We have many • for clearing which to'mention but you eptionally good val- Y WOOL SOX for ,$1:00. s for ..$1.00-, - for . .. ,.$1.00. shmere IIose,;(see.) i:, 2 pairs for $1.10,, is (good; patterns) .. gains in boots`" and clearing lines, ' its at'Sale prices'•to NE POS. ISIORE -BUSINESS 19 19 VI �Y THERE, :BE JTXST AS 14ITM fl t � H1 a I PII, 13,APPINES`S1� j. PILO- PER13.Y P0? YOiI IN`19 9SkA T" BE PACKED INTG4305 DAA Sz - 'Ile` ■ . Fair Co ,,heapest-"Always the 1? Often 9 IIN11118cq II/Iilllq pl iq Miss NMaijo ie McCool i;1 visiting ,he sister at Wroxeter:, Miss Ethel Holmesreturned to Al ma College on Monday. IVIr. Fred' Thompson of Loddon was, home over the New Year's holiday` period. Miss Marjorie Beaton left last week to take `. charge of a school near Huntsville. Messrs. D. Cantelon and F. W. John- ston made a business trip to Tor- onto, oronto, this -week, Miss" Dorothy Rorke left on Monday: tb ;take a course at Alma Ladies' College, St. Thomas. Ms's - John R. Scott of Clifford was t' the guest last' 'week '.of her sister, Mrs. W. S. Downs. .. Mr. Ernie' Duaford,.of Toronto spent. ,a few 'days last week with relatives in town and 'vicinity. • Miss Eva Stevenson,'of Toronto :is spending a fewweeks' with her sir- ter, .Mrs. John Cuninghame. Miss Ward and Miss Stone returned to town last week and opened: -the )School of Commerce Thursday, Mr. J, Carter was'home from Detroit Spending New Year's with his pall-., ents, Mr. and Mrs.T. T. Cartel...-. Mr. and Mrs J. B. Lindsay returned Tuesday evening after spending about three weeks in Toronto and 1Vlinesing. Miss .Clete Ford returned to St.- Thomas on Monday to resume her duties as .a member of the stair of • Alma' College. Miss Bertha Rantras isas'returned to ,school in Toronto after spending the Christmas holiday time with her parents in town.' Miss Mary Mair, daughter of Mr. -.and Mrs. Wim. Mair has gone to Maple Ledge, Now Ontario, to take charge of a schbol ' Mr, Fletcher Gibbings of; Rosetown, ,Sask., is spending a few weeks With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. IL J. Giibbingi of town. Mrs. 11. E. Paull of Morrisburg, who was visiting her mother in London, spent: the week -end as the guest of Mrs: H ,T. Ranee, Mrs. W. D. Smith and. daughter *of Curries; and Dr.; Smith of Iensall were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. 0,, W. Potter over the New Year. Miss Gwen -Holmes, •graduate ` nurse of Toronto, is spending a vacation. with her parents, Rev. A. A. and Mrs.. Holmes at. Wesley parsonage. ere°Please+ sed of any owing Lines Call on us ing; Electric' Fixtures and anges and F ir•riaces and: varnishes naps of all kinds filing Plants and Hardware PLUMBING Watch for windo-ww displays. Bargains we cannot repeat. Come earl r��e cif theme' rn 63 pkgs. Iiniierial Jelly Powders each 80, pkgs. Young Powders 24,.p1 ns. 'Electric Silver Cleaner, each. 71 pl:gs, Gong Soup, 2 for 11 'Pkgs.' Lemonade Powder each . . 25 pkgs. Orgngeade 78,plcgs. Wool Soap , 50 pkgs. Polar Soap • • 25 plugs. Quick Shine Polish . 72 Scrub Brushes ... 17 pkgs. Panc.,ke Flour each 37 Charman Toilet Soap ic.. 5e. Sc. 5e, 5c, Sc.' rc, .50. 1'?. tins Kippered Herring, each aV lbs. Valencia Raisins, per 26 Tins, .Aylmer's Vegetable Tomato Soup 45 pkgs. Waxtite Corn Flakes 5 pkgs. Cake Mixture . 13 pkgs. Cake 'Icing, each. 5 tins Grapelade'. 9 cakes Plantinol Soap 10 Tins Clark's Pork and Bear. 25 lbs. Cocoa, tier lb. Corn Starch, 2 packages for 19c Laundry soap, 10 bans • „72c Cream of Wheat,, 4 lbs, for MackS,No Rub,`6 for 25a. Corn" Meal 5 lbs. for.,_ Pearline 3 pkgs.. for ..,. 25e. Crown 13raud, Syrup, 5 lbs, f Toilet;' paper, G pl gs. for . 25c. Rolled Oats,•0`lbs. for White Beans 3 Pas for ..... - ..... ....... , ... . ,25c. Bran Flakes, I4ellogs, 2 pkg•s. Spanish Onions, 3 lbs. for ,......... ... . , . 25c. ' Frey sh pinen.t of Florida Grape Fruit Tana. 'Oranes' in a few. days. These are except'io fruit and will sell (illicitly. This is the month for Fish and ..Oystl Fresh herring per -doz 30c Finnan haddie _Fiiletts per lb 22c Sahrnon snacks Fresh head lettuce and 'celery Sileatirm Deliveries NOAARIOtt 'Londesboro The regular meeting df the Wo- men's Institute Was held. in 'the, hall on Thursday, January ard. The meet- ing was opened by singing -the open- ing, ode followed by short prayer by Miss L. Lyon. The minutes of tho last meeting were read and adopted.. Then -the program, `consisting of speeches, readings, solos and instru- mental selections, Seas" given by the young girls 'of the society. Follow- ing this was the remainder of the report). given' by Mrs, J. Manning. Everyone present enjoyed and was benefited by the report Mrs, Man- ning and Mrs. Bell brought back from the London District Convention. The National 'Anthem brought the 2busi- .nese meeting to a closo, after which all repaired to the basement where sifpper was served by the Young girls. The Women's Institute Intend hold- ing a social evening on Tuesday'. ev- ening Janaury 29th, for the mem- bers of the Institute' and their hus- bands and families. There will he. all kinds of games, etc., followed by lunch served in the •basement, All are invited to. tome.and enjoy a good evening and make things go pleasant. ly, Ladies 'are asked•to bring bas ketsr Miss Olvetta Brigham retained to St. Thomas on Saturday to resume her teaching duties. The number of cases of 'measles is greatly- op the inerease, several new eases. being' reported. • Mr. and ribs. Robt. Mains and daughter, Hazel from Saskatchewan are visiting Mrs, M. Mains -inthe village. Rev. W. R. Osborne spent Wednes— day in•Lucan. Miss Amy Hellyar returned last week to Massey .to take up her teaching duties after spending the mid -win- ter vacation at her home in town. Miss Helen Hurd, missionaryon fur - „lough from Japan, has been ,spend- ing a few days as the guest of Miss Sybil Crurtice during the past week, Mr, Harvey Potter has returned to, resume Isisstudiesin Toronto after spending the holiday season at his home in town, that of Mr. and Mrs O. W. Potter. hand and do juggling tricks with lay handbag, umbrella and parcels: Because no skirt which has to be`. constantly held up can possibly keep Because I no longer look like the sister of my sixteen -year-old daugh Because on the last rainy day T caught cold through having a damn, skirt.hanging around lily ankles. Because long skirts are more expen• sive and take snore material. Because I heard' a marl say: "Wo- men look much better in short skirts." Because even dance crocks arc de. signed to touch the' tops of the shoes. Because my dancing master ignores: the fashion and.says `longer steps Please this season,; gracefully and ev- enly',! :Ccvar>e L dislike a worn"sr untidy hsm.' • Because I wonder if 1 look as awk EV1R'YBODY i{NO'WS • ,BETTY BROWN OLD STYLE HOME MADE CANDIES MADE IN OUR HOME WITH LOVING CARE' FOR YOURS BULK ICE CREAM AND BRICI{S ' OYSTERS Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Townshend oft ' Macklin, Sask., are visiting the lady's mother, Mrs. Nott of tower, and other friends and relatives in town and vicinity for a few weiks. Mr. M. Elliott,' who has taken pposi tion as traveller for the D. S. Per-: rig Co,, of London, left' this week to take Op his duties. His trip is north and his headquarters will be Sudbury. Mr. Alex. Eagleson left on Tuesday for Toronto, where he will take a position and will also take up the' study of art, in which Alex. has a' special talent. His friends wish. him` success. Mr. and Mrs. John Sterling were in Jackson, Mich., last' week attend- ing the funeral of the former's brother-in-law, Mr. Walter Smith,. whodied rather suddenly. Mr,', John Sterling, Sr., was in Jackson spending' the . winter with his daughters, E. WENDORF Confectionary and Restaurant "We aim to please.” Skating Party under the auspices of the Willis' Church Choir Monday, January 14th Clinton Arena Band in Attendance A week of prayer is being observed in the village this week with union meetings. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings the services in the Presby- Aian church were addressed by Rev. W.`‘ ., Osborne, and Bev. Jas. Abery addressed the meetings in the-Metho• dist ehureh on Thursday and Friday evenings. ,A quiet but pretty wedding took place at the manse on Wednesday af- ternoon, when !Miss -fanny Lee,- daughter of Mrs. Wm. Lee of Lon- desboro, became the bride of Mr. Bert Beacons of Clinton, the Rev. James Abery officiating. The 'bride looked very pretty in a black velvet. dress and black hat with French flowers ancj;'bleak marvella'coat with stonemartitt collar and cuffs. The groom's giftto the bride was a 'string of pearls. Mr. and Mrs, Beacons left on the afternoon train from ;Clinton and a host of good wishes ,go.with 'them, SvirnllnerhiI Mrs, Albert, Scott and children have been visiting the lady's mother and sister at Whitechurch, returning Thursday. A beef ring has been orgam;ced hers Arr. J. J. Smith 1reing "appointed chairman and BIr. 11. G. Smith, ,sea r Lary: Masters Clarence Ball and Ray Mason wore in Detroit during the holiday season visiting' the latter's aunts, 'Mrs. Joslii g and 1tlrs Cotton. Mrs, riiomas Nott e T ondesboro has Been k ;).ing her daughter, Mrs. R tx: Smith. . Nh. and Sirs, C o1,ge. 'lodge 8n9 :Lainilyr have been s s ling Milvertati aril as other ,lon5 skirted women? friends, Coderich Township Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Pearson return- ed yesterday from a visit during the holiday season with their. son at Wayne, Mich. They report a very enjoyable holidiy, The Young -People's Association of St James' church held a debate in the; lecture. room on Tuesday ev- ening the subject being "Resolved: That Men Will 1)o More for Love than Money." The affirmative was taken by Mr:. Brop,m Stewart, Miss Shipley Gale ` and Mr. Beit Stow dun and, Mrs.,. Fred Middleton, the nota„ rive,- b_y Mr. Iiemieth Taylor; 3Tiss Mary Cook, his'. Bill North incl, Mrs, John Middleton. The debate was most: interesting,, each side putting, 'f • d oin's .'he' 11,' SKATING AT 8 Admission 20s. Lunch 10c. EVERYBODY COME lawYwro Buffet Luncheon Fholio.graph We are offering Phonographs, whic one who wants a P At the home of Mrs,llil..r .McTaggart Afternoon and Evening Tuesday, Jan. 22nd 45 cents n aid' o£ Girls' 1�axlia: Hospital 86-2 PURE *COMB HONEY FOR SALE CLOVER HONEYY in one pound sections, price 23 cents, Ser section, Extra 3 10 -inch• Colu,l, bia 12 -inch and Red S Don't Miss T (,Hinton Hardwa THE STORE. Furniture Phone: 104 Pre) delivery in Clinton. Shipments made of not, less than '24 sections, cr press.ecxtra. Orders inay be lett at',P,lio �1ews- Record oft in �:Iyt;t�Il'iixf` y orwir many h , (7': ;Misse- Lillian Potir, Lulu Elliot, near and ltr. Stewart i7,idiheton, decided CLIN'PON, that the nel,ati e ..de had the Most' points and declared thein winners. Si: 1) ik ITS The best illustration of household purposes is to be'f the consumption of current do tensors of the many hydro M Con Hilo. watt Hour's 1921-188046700 $3,1 1922-103049000: $8,7. This table covers the cons) )ties out of 224. and represen' throughout Ontario. With an average cost of s, with the, consumption of todai pay during 1922, $13,043,920 paid. What a savingi C. H. VkNI Electri . Ranges, Fixture Wnriifg and epe,irs.. PERSEVERANCE WINS 073; 1)VEllil TIME di:e of she most persistent ad {.iscrs in ii110'history of success pot'` Rubinson C,rusoe. Ile ' knew }t'�"nR10:` '�e v a sitcdl—a drip ---so he put as^ or 0-10 EIe !icing up a'a1nrt '36-12 pole, at. the top: c1 his island.