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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1924-02-07, Page 8yr ifs �i. I'11URSDA 'EBRUAR"i'; 7t ti 4 mto CLlNTO] 1'i STORE" No -ease i*oiid furl Pi. a ,j :.rdlery store for fruit, halt the beautiful waist watches we ate Browing are "peaches" ready to be "picked" up by the buying; public. EYES TESTED FREE and SCUENTII'1CALLY FII`'I'EI3 JOHNSON Jewgller and Optician Next Hovey's Drug, Store Just a few special , lines to start off The new year. We have many other lines slated for clearing which we have not space to mention but you will find these exceptionally good val- ues. MEN'S HEAVY . WOOL SOX Lot No, 1, 4 pairs fere, , .., .... $1.00 feet Ne. 2, 3 -naie's for ..... .. $LOO lirro,Or ;,..,...,$1.00 Ladles' Black Cashmnre IIose, (sec.) special 59e pairor.2 pairs for $1.10, Men' Print Shirts (goad patterns) • at „ ... , . ....$1.2G Some special bargains rn boots. find rubbers in cl"oaring lines. All the overcoats at sale Prices to clear: j. , .eits.satCtf Pi'ariisteel gyrus.. PRONE 23, SMALL PROFITS , MORE BUSINESS Febytia y• vu. Sister Sweetheart The men a pprec?ate .a.cleVerir,Or Sentimental greeting, too, and don't forget the children who.... enjoy them so ar rich.' We have 'them that touch the heart deeply and the purse lightly I'D. Fair GO Often 7the Clieapest—Always: the Best t ••. , r d sia1111 II104e 1111114 Illi% Mrs. Jervis was -in Toronto over the week end. <l: ' Mr. John Cartwright visited in De- troit last week. Ml. A, Eagleson of Toronto spent the week -end in town. • Mr. W. N. -Manning of London was in town on Monday. Mrs. -Slack of Godericli has been vis- iting; M. WnY. Jac]cson. ` Miss Jean Farquhar was: up from Stratford for over the week -end. Mr. Jack:Lutton of Flint, Mich„ spent the week -end with his patents in, Itown, Mrs. P, W. Johnston has returned fi9l)1; a yisit in Georgetown and Toronto. . Mr. Warrener of Pontiac, Mich., vis- ited his mother and brother in town last week. • Miss H. Baker. of Mitchell spent the week -end as ;the guest of Miss Florence Cuninghame. ' Mrs. J. C. McMath of •Strathroy is the guest this week of Mrs. T. T:• Watt of Rattenbury street., Mrs. 0. Dew end'•family are visiting s with St. Marys friends>before`leav- ing foe Flint, where theywill join Mr. Dew. r • Mrs. Holmes, Mrs. jKempthora • and Miss Ethel Doherty arrived home during the last week on account of Looking.Over Our Nov .:,dims In Woolens , ( Pi i��c,,.",'x+yid) v %af t you may be, absolutely sure of finding something to suit: Ion, no matter what your taste may be. We show such a variety of patterns that everyone is save to be pleased. Bear in remembrance, please, . th.at the u cloth is only "ane :item with us- designing, outting,,honest and skillful (`putting together" are tactors in making ,you a satis- factory suit or overcoat. ' era 1 • V ETEIt•AN TAIL• ORS ' •. When: hi Need of any of_the Following Lines Call on ars > e trical•Wirin . Electric Fixtures �.,i c g, ixtures and Su lies. ';'Stoves, Raleges'and Furnaces Paints, Oils and Varnielees .r. Roofing aid Pumps of all kin's Delco Farm Lighti1ng Plants and General Hardware Sutter Perdue LUMBJNG ELECTRICAL the illness of 'their father, Mx. W. Doherty. c • lVliss Wiunifred Jervis of the Bayfield rend and Miss Edna. Sanderson and Miss' Grace ' Tibbett of, Goderich , township spent the week -arid as the guests of Mrs. Snyder of Albert street, • Magistrath Andrews wad sit Toronto 'I last -veele +w'isiting lois son, Russel, 'vire underwent a rather serious o- peration. At last retorts Mr. An- drews was doing well and expects to leave the hositelSaturday. 0.0.1..BOARD R1 ORGANIZED 4:t the reorghu1 cation meeting of the Collegiate Institute board t'ester».a day everting Rev. J. L. Hogg was un animously elected chairman. Ve Axon Was elected vice-chairman and John Ransford sec. -treasurer. The following •committees were appoiisted' Property: Messrs. Chant, Heliyar and Evans. Discipline and' Study: De. Axon, Messrs. Sharp and Manning. Finance: Messrs. Sharlr anti bfannint The board approved oftheaction of Principal Erwin inregar•d to a matter. .of discipline brought before them " The .finance committee was ins£rue, ted .to prepare estimates, and present thein at the next meeting. ? Lieut. J. Stevenson was granted the use of the gyrn. one night a week fpr the training of a class of boys. The regular meeting of the board will be heldsat 7:30 the first Thursday evening in each month. • FOR CASH ' At the Car. At the Store. We will unload a limited number of sacks at a wonderful price. We could' not do it if we did not have the sugar bought before `the' recent advance. The market is very strong, and has.ad- vanced three times this week. We will not promise to fill- your order at a stated price after' Saturday, Feb: 9th. Cash & darrg 2 Deliveries w °+ , iii' ace T. ell Phone 48 MANN visiting her , son in .Fordwich since Christmas, visited- this week at Mr. John Radford's before going to her home' in Clinton. Mrs, Alex Wells spent a fewdays pf last yrdek at the home of, her brother, Mr, Frank Marshall, Blyth. • TwoMONTH'S IN. JAIL TIIE NEW OFFICERS IN 1 -HURON COIJNTY•BL4CK CIIQPTEIZ. The following' officers fax 1924 non ,T. Cox,Colbourn:: township wore elected ;by the County 33lciek f 'Benson }'n the at Winghein -: on Mariner' will 'spend 'tr''o. niorzths_i Chapter' of 11ufrgrl, 8, Goderich 'jail, baying Such a sentence T''`ridayevens u�"'" last, at a meeting fey Magistrateehailes A• :Reid in the attended by about' fifty from all Police Court at Goilerich on 32rmiep :parrs et the county: County Mpstor,; nnorning when found guilty of hay- 1). L. SLerhensen Clinton; Deputy ring assaulted 9±nd beaten Charles ZT tst r, J. W. DoAd Wrngha r, -"vttlpitt on December 22 last. n, 0. Jam,' R. IZ. Mew. Coderiiil Registrar Bays, jun counsel for Cox, irnmed- P, M. Hanley, Clinton; -'Paenz r r, J, Mrs: Jas. Campbell spend Friday with relatives ]rr Blyth. TAMBLYN—On January 23rd, at Mrs. Thos. 'Marks,' of Stratford Stratheona Hospital Toronto, to Mr. spent the week end with Miss Belle anti Mrs. W. J. Tamblynr a sots - Marriages CAMBLE—MAd(•INIS—At the Metho dist parsonage, Seaforth, on Jan, 30th, by the Rev. R. Fulton Irwin, Sarah Melissa Makins, Powassan to Irvine. Gamble of Munro. Births • Robertson Miss Alberta Moon entertained a number of friends last Thursday evening, there being about forty-five present, The evening was spent in cards and dancing which lasted until tite very wee small hours of the morning. All reported a inost ex- colient time. Rev. James' Allow, who has been confined to firs beck.' 2o3` the paste cciuple of weeks,' has recovered` and was nble`to take .his usual place on. Sundayelast, An ohl time dance will be held in theeComnrunity Hall, Londesbbro. on Friday evening, Feb. Sth. Dancing to commence. at 8 o'clock sharp, Ladies free; `please bring cake.' Pro= coeds in aid .of hall. il:.ro desbdre Mr. James F eirservice: who pur- chased the 'Tempenanee House front', Mr, J. Cartwright,• has had the building renovated and an electric light'<plenk inst died,: •Mt h airser- vice opened t groee„,y store this'week and expects to havethe meat shop op_ cued. very soon. Mr. and Mrs: Fair - service are to be congratulated on the, big improvement” they have made and also thanked' for the bright light they keep going to light up main street, • Mise Mary._ Wells of Blyth, ie spending a few days with. her sister'. Mrs. Geo. McCall. • Mrs. Helen Quimi and Miss A71110 Abell visited this week at the home 'of Me, W. T. Herman, Clinton, gbing into -town for the Minstrel Shovot•on Tuesday evening. ' Mr's. Thos, IVCiller• entertained Mr: and Mrs' Will Lyon, jr: and' a numb- er of other :friends last Friday even- ing. Mi Lyon expects to leave soon to take. up hit duties at Blythstation. Mt Fred Johnston, '+who lies been working, , in Woodstock, was home over, Sunday. Mrs. Radfeed,'of .11iyth is visiting -ITT;' week with Mrs: (Dr.) Young. Mr. Ivan., Young, son -of Mr. Robb; Young, who had the misfortune to Have his aria erushecl , a week ago. while working with a gasoline engilte at Mr. Thos. Adams, is still in the Clinton 1fo.piL l and is progressing fsivn-tbiy. So a alsditches were Put; rt i n . the insured aem on? Monday. elve. Toeepht Camrbsll o -f Jalton,. is spending endi t ^ a few days with her par- cni.a, Mr. and Mrs. Roble. „Young. The W. M, S. of IS.tiox'Presbyterian Church will, meet- at `the Manse on Eridoy afternoon of this work:" Mr . i�. ,Wm.13ri;;ram;. 11fi s L. 1)rc•.- Y, Adams -s pent, sat- hcirii and •�'Ir•8.-Gr. iaY tel ' sentence was passed, arose :to B. natli:well, Varna.' 1+irst 'ectri c,, zi k leare alTiioal, which however, CSI I, T+ alt or et C' hton; 5 con,' let -was denied Crown Attorney Charley fairer, er, T Dionne r Godes irk, Fits Seager,, K.C,, pointing our that ail censor,: 7. Guest IV iRhtn a Fci ..appeal hoald be ' enf ecd .only as �.0 censor;" 2 L, Ranson, , Clinton; First stated case to the Conic of Appeal nt hetrer,' L. I1, 'Fppt, Var-iia . So'co d bearer, ,i. Bell, .Wingh,im; Fii.i' `Tcrorito, „� •, ' 01 urs., R, P, "Fisher, l luiton; Second slced for a week, to p Cox ,having r �' n �,-=�`v`cT)onz=]d- �'Viiif•'hatn tuts J 11 Mr. W. Lyon. Sr., who underwent a'.'serious operatipn in Clinton hos- pital last week, is progressing fav- or}ably. John Price. -DEEVES-In Clinton, en .January 31st, to Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Deeves; .a son.`_ • PURE COMB HONEY .FOR SALE eioseediesenemealdemecesenv CLOVER' HONEY in one pound sections, prion 25 ,cents,.. per section. Free deliver, in Clinton, ~Shipments made of not less than 24' sections, express extra.' „Orders , may be, left at The News - Record office. IRVING BROTHERS APIARY near C.N.R. Depot CLINTON, ' — ONTARIO. 36-tf. lr aytleId A large and enthusiastic delegation from the village and a number from outside waited on the council on Mon'- dhy evening in. the town hall with re- gard to holding the Ford picnic at Bayfield this year, After a number of addresses from the delegation it was moved and seconded that a com- mittee be formed'to look after it and have all the plans laic' anal' advertis- ing done. ;°' The following were ap- pointed: It. Talbot, Chairman, Dr, Newton -Brady; vice; Earl Johns, see rota,' treasurer, committee: 1). H. McNaughton, Hug's :Mackay, I R. Weston, W.; J. Stinson, 21 E. Erwin, F. A,'Edwa"rds,' J, •FI. Reid, Ernie ':Bates, W. YIalbson, ; . Merrier, Thos., Elliott, .W. Mustard. St was t,iieu moved that the picnic be held onyWed- noeday, June 18th. Particulars later i:rra,ztge .his afT<rils, 1rcparat0IY to "" ..1 ; of ser n, > , 11ore, 4i': J. `urdsiy ,in ',London, „where they n<.re • '. is +sentence, bail was ac_ , Commit ep serving, h " , , (--. , )l eIl T.' J': i a 1-ghan, 'R: &1e• mitt' by Tiss Olvet'ta Brigham' ei St. f )0 �• t 9 bepted for ,that time surety o in u<. brother, j 'unit try A, T. Kashin(;', T. Stewvavt, �'I'hmnas- being offered hp himsela and r (fir felon. Mre. Radford Sr. who liar been Lt s]ic 'tie: v Ivlr. F. A. Edwards met with' an accident on Monday afternoon when he slinned'on the ice in corning down the steps i'r.ont the 'rouse to the; store and in filling strained his ankle, which will lay:hint off` work for a There .,lass a• good • attendance at the 5tiiung Peoples' nteetm ,last Friday evening and the debate, "Resolved, 'That the'Advancernnt of a Country laoponcls More en. its Natural Resour- ces Than on its s'cop'e,,, was most in- teresting, - excellent address being given, , .The affirmative wee taken hp Campbell, Mae Pollock and Jno. Cirhi- a _ Watson;' regativeby Donald Ma3en- Elva Dewar and 1-Iarolg" Scotch sic, ter. ' The judrsee wore ,`Misses Petty, CVeerals end Boss and derided in fee . - 14 The, chair• was o r' o> the g ! ken by Mies:'T,itcy Wood vice. president, Rev., 1,. P. Coleloi 1i 11 - tor ire "critic. A lunch was eervecl y after the. program. ` The . next meet - be Feb, evening, ` i"t,d.1 •'1 het z rIi c entry 15th, toilet f "s etins bliss Mary Shell, 0110 has spent the past few months at. liar bone returned to 13aniilton' on i1'rid'ay nitre, -rIa n d to resume her n'ursin'g. L.0.1., Old Ty me Dance An old time dance will be held i; the town hall on - Thur sda , Feb. 114th 'under the auspices of Clinton L.O .L: verbody welcome. • `Corrie and have a 'real good old time. Admission 75e. and war tax per couple Ladies Provide Lunch 88.2 A.1 Skatiang Party under the auspices of St Paul's Sunday School, will be givers in the local arena on i dnesda"' , Feb. 13-th; atitendance. ADMISSION 25c LUNCH 10e emeeemecemeadireeoraxemrszamenesese Qr Phouogr-aplis alld Beords We are offering Extra Special Prices en Phonographs which certainly will suit any one wh© wants a Phonograph Extra Specials 3 Io -mach Coihmbia Records $1.rlCI) each �a cards �r�c e c j2 -inch andlied Seal R Don't Miss Mese while they Oast Clinton r are and Funliture Cc. THESTORES WWII A STOCK Hardware 195 Furniture Phone; 144, St. Paul's Dramatic Society presents is The Adventures of Grandpa." A 3 -act. Cmstedy .. ' 01) ht the 1 al�� ILII, Clinton, M , Feb. 41.1n riEEia 35c and e Oc v I given a tr s Aid of heT�c P t� b v t e5irxc,e L4leLi?,,;';ei;ESk CY1ii`Cil Febuil"sd�� � �.4 J' s� � Program of local and outside talent owing. F,'. ;in • Admission '35e. and 25e. .011•0110 10.90.4•1211.81.111,002•IP 9164 ModeiTa E1ectric .itchen Furnish the rest of the house aselaborately as a palace—go ' back to the periods for your furniture'designs lrrrd to Persia for 'your: `rags, but nothing will call 'far the admiration of your guetsts like it modern electric kitchen, the cleanest. method of cooking all foods USE' YOUIR OWN UTILITY — 132 PAYS -HY,rSHOP, Clint .brNd•Y4++nMu+.��,sf4'.aR�..r-lr�Y>'. nhm5 T N. f i ''sc ric� ak � 4 Fans and other t Fixtures, f,tAlia5 �fC,�s, 5.,a2C.tSP&.�,�R�iQy�'S, 'PSE .. > Appliances i8a._Ce '3 Wiring c e c 1) C .� El?1f,1I 'PANTO � r. CO f9R5 TIse . Goderie.h town coutictllor 0 1`774 a meetiitg.he will forfeit lids nights pay. Mayoro Callow said he woauld lduo t1 for Ir 1S SerVtC ;incept, i)nC'., e m 1 ' , asking that while it was quite With, 5 I ill the rights of the eouacillors to vote e voted themselves a salary at 1,7;e1.7 -7 1 th, t v1R,ry, it was not in economy" and Ito 1)0Y• he r t,c. of 3.00 .CP'' each-. regular the 102010sts of 111e04.n, and 2,30 to' calli eo�iitt e d i'aiil<1 not ecce r p nreetin In ease a ru"ember 711i1S05