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The Clinton News Record, 1924-04-10, Page 8• tsF d�Int�ro Ne ecd • TIITiRSDA'ir, A L li0 9 CLINTON'S., I,E.9; EWE' LRY STORE e can fit, you with the G1as'ses ` you ee -EYES TESTED FREE and ; SCIENTIFICALLY FITTED Jeweller and Optician NSON '. Next Hovey's Drug Stora' .1i ty lutes crate Priced. In buying a new Suit or extra Trousers' the first' thing to consider is "'f6 EI they -give Satisfaction'•" and the next is "Axe, they fairly, priced ?» Quality and Style' along with Moderate Prices vie the outstanding features of each of our new Models of Men's and Boys Scuts for Spring.—"The -Best for the Price." We have Men's Suits from $14.00 to $30.00 made in new. snappy Sport Models for the•young men and in the more conservative models for more elderly :men, Boys' Suits from $5.00 up Men'sSpecial. Order Suits from $25 up Come in and let us show, you these suits the values will surpriseyou. • Plu SMALL PROFITS • 11 steel Bros. PHONE 25, MORE BUSINESS .roc, dttsa Home is Barbered everything that is dearest and 'heat in life:Home is the center Trona'whieh all the varied concerns and business of life start forth. Any- thing that can: contribute to the beau- Ly and comfort and peace of I-Iome is deserving ri1' .attention and thought. In this, direction let wall prpei enter,' Your ' thoughts, Our new spring stock•' will soon be ready for yam: inspection.. TIN" a Fair Cam Often the Cheapest --Always the Best ®<t Eaite= 300 O or Aing" You'll be glad if you are wear- ing, a well -tailored suit, 'becom- ing in color, individual in style, yet developed along fashion's newestlines and of the approv- ed spring textiles. In ,wishing for you Easter L7 joy, we invite your continued ' patronage. Avis & . VETERAN TAILORS Herman PHONE 224-W DZEZMOCUMAGNOZZWWWWIMMON Qive your'' out here furniture *awl 514W -4t le enb.a 1 �PdO�o 0 We alsocarry a complete line of Brandrai n Henderson Paints and Varnishes Sun Varnisl and Sun Varnish Stains Also a complete line of Brushes, Linseed Oil and Turpentine 6utter' HARDWARE' PLUMBING e e ELECTRIC WIRING We are read} for4111 orders of spring work,, Papering, Painting and decorating,We' have a large assortment.o:f papers and wo ask s 1p ou to see our books beforebuying. y You will save money by ordering your paper trona us, All work Guaranteed. Prices reasonable. .Orders left with Mrs. Robt. A oeive prompt attention. strong, Huron street will re 13IONE 234 ring .2' TT urgituttnun+muuun n�m�, 1 rs, W 1VI. Erwin was in London on Saturday ' Miss Ruby Irwin is in Toronto for a few days. Miss'. Florence Cuninghame was in. London on ,Saturday. Mr. F. 'W. Holloway of Ford City call- ' ad on friends in Clinton lost Friday,_ Mrs. Earl Porter of Goderieh' visited her 'sister, Mrs. West of town, last week. Miss Gladys Holland: of Sea£orth;is 'visiting her sister, ,Mrs. Merritt Nediger. ' Miss Mary Walls left Saturday for Tottenham to attend the funeral of her sister-in-law. ' Miss' Grainger, Superintendent of tho Clinton Hospital;, visited her. sister in Seaforth-last week. Miss Emily Morrison of Hensall_Vis- ited at the hone of her brother, Mr. Ed. IVI'orrison, over the week -end. Rev. Ernest Parker, is in Toronto at- tending a nrkssionary gathering in eol'neet]onwith the Baptist church. Miss Norma Hood of Iiippenspent the past week as•the• guest:of her aunt,- Mrs. R. J. Fisher of Mill, street. Mrs. Rath and. Master Grant were in. "'' Stratford on. Thursday for the wed- ding of the former's son, Mr; Wily„ son Rath. Major and Mrs. Chas. Me.Phaij. of Holmesville are. the guests of Councillor and Mrs. Jenkins for a few days this week. Dry. Fred Gibbs,,who has spent the winter with his brother, Mr. Frank Gibbs of town, left Tuesday for his home at Bricrerest, Sask. Ails. Ralph Stephenson of Parr line, Stanley spent .a few days last week as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Robt. Armstrong, Huron street. Mrs. T. H. Leppington and ebildren and Miss . Ada Fulford are visiting the former's father and other friends in W3ngham this week. Mrs. Maguire and Miss Jessie re- turned Saturday front a three.. weeks'.visit'with the former's son, Mr. Hugh.Maguire of •Wallaceburg. Mr. T. Churchill, superintendent '111.0- the k fthe mebhanieal (1epartment' of the Clinton Knitting Co.; left' Friday ,afternoon for Philadelphia'to attend a textile exhibition. He will'lie ab, sent n week. . Mr, and Mrs. To L. Wilson motored to Detroit, where they spent a few days over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson are preparing toagain take up their residence in the City of the Straits. • Mr. -Chas, Manning of Cleveland, whb came over to attend the 'funeral of the late Mrs, , W. N. 1VIanning of London, was the guest over the week -end of his brother, Mr.•R. E.' Manning of town. Mrs, J. E. Hogg and Mrs., Jas. Scott are in Hamilton this wears attend ing the meeting of the Provincial Wionten's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church as delegates from the local auxiliary. 'IJIr. and Mrs.' R. E, Manning, Mr. H. B. Manning, Mr. ,B, J. Gibbings and 1VIrs. T. J. Watt were in Lon- don on ,Saturday attending' the funeral of the,late iMrs. W„N.Ma'n- ning, whose death • occurred in 'a New York City hospital on Thurb- •day Mrs, J. J. Cartwright of .Simeoe visiting her niece, Mrs: M. Argent.' Mrs. Cartwiiiglit is ninety-one years of age. She may be remem- bered by several in town, she hav- • Mg visited here about three yeays ago: Her grand -daughter•, ;Miss M. Richardson, accompanied 'Mils. Cartwright , froin Sim co e. Mr. and Mrs, D. B. Cunningham and ' little Miss Patricia, who have 'spent the past couple of months, in ' 9ng- daiid, Ireland and Scotland., returned home Friday. They had a very pleasant trip coining .over and a most enjoyable visit among friends • and relatives in the. Old Land. Mr. Cunninglaara visited his 'father, in Donegal, who Is not in good health, Mrs. Cunnivhani has a sister in Birmingham. and they have other :friends at different points. I w`u cef Pc9°cL The friends af: Miss Zapfe :will” be glad- to learn that she is recovering from her recent serious illness. Mrs. David Tough had. a thimble party last week,• which her 'lady' friends enjoyed very, much. • Mrs, '3 Addison and ntl Miss Mamie Swan are: attending the Provincial W.M.S.. convention in Hamilton this tveelc. . The Rev. Mr. Lane of Drutiibo will occupy i;he pulpit next Sunday. M'is J. 39 Sjxl nouac as now nn- der;4lie Care of a doctor., Her friends' hope she will soon meover. tis 9y Sai d for 1 tin Libby's Sliced. Pineapple, 1 small package Ingersoll Cream Cheese ;a rap tbiek Cream :;(,vlipped), 3 tattle - spoonfuls ehopped,Walnuts; Candies, Cherries. Place one slice of Pineapple in a riien Lottnee 'mai Fill the hole with Ingersoll Cream Cheese,=to which. the chopped Nuts have been• added. Cover :rhe Cheese'with. 'a spoonful of FPhipped 'Cream. Easter eggs from 5e'th' Oc,all varieties Special ---Jim Crow chocolates for Easter -lb 39c, Easter eggs. in egg.cups, .Radii IOc and,15c Easter° eggs in nests and Jap soldiers each 15c 10.11m. Granulated Sugar 10 Bars of Soap, all kinds 3. Packages of Pauline 3 packages of Ammonia Breakfast Bacon ,,,. .., Week -end Specials' 31.05 Libby's SIieed Pineapple , . . 40e 2c , Ingersoll Cheese, per lb. 49c 25c 25c ,,.29c l Lettuce ,., ,.. .10e Shelled Walnuts per lb. :••• .•,45c Candied Cherries , . , . . 00c Our Hursley tea demonstration has sold a big quantity of tea, everybody is delighted Special in tea with it for value for your, money, only 65c -Our large Easter Rabbit is sold, but he will be .with us for a few days, come and see hien Special in brooms for "house=cleaning each 50c Special in oranges for Easter per doz 29c Celery, Cabbage, Tomatoes, Lettuce, Onions and. Radishes Cash &'Carrg 2 Duly -ries Ike Icty st The play "Safety First" will be gut on by local talent in the interests of. the Spring Show on Tuesday, April 22 in the , . .. Town Hall, Clinton Reserve this date and. watch for further announcement "next wake." Plan of Hall at W..D. k`air's Auburn bir, and 1Vtrs. Frank. Sturdy of Clinton visited friends here last week. Mr. R. Scott, who is visiting with his daughter, Mrs. -Jewell of Colborne, is very ill: .Mrs, Wagner,. Sr., has been very sick during the lS4st week. Mrs. Series, who:; has ,been ill, Is still under . the doctor's care. ..Mrs. ,John R.R. Govenlock of Sea - forth slipped on some ice last week anti in falling fractured her right ai'ln above the elbow. :Mullett Township ;The• funeral of; the late Joseph 'II, Watkins, whose death oemir0ed as a result of an accident while, at work in'his silo on Tuesday of last -week, tblyk place on Friday last and web very largely .attended, Theservices at house and graveside were conduc- ted by the: Rev. C. Llewellyny Biikef and interment was made in Clinton cemetery. The pallbearers'- were: LUbert Lovett, Ed. and `dormaia Ball; 12..,'TC. Mason, R. G. Snaith and Chas. Tyner. - The family and friends of the deceased" have the tylnpathy of the community in their sudden be-; reasjenaent. ' Mrs, 3. H. Watkins and family and M. Thos. : Watkins wish to express their deep appreciation towards their friends and neighbours and the mem- bers of Clinton L.O.L. No. 710 for their kindness and sympathy in their. recent .sada: bereavement. Stanieg Township Mr. and 3llrs. Emmerson Heard of Bayfieldroad entertained a large number of their friends to a dance and card ;party on Tuesday evening last, ' 112r. Walter Stevens )tad an auc- tion sale on Tuesday, .'lie's not enjoying very good health and as giv- ing un farming. 'Ii.e intends selling' his farm on the 2nd concession of Stanley. Mo, John Scotchinea delivered n fuse team of'•Percheron horses in, Clinton' last week. a Mrs. Thos. Harrison, who has spent the minter: hi Detroit is visiting her daughter, Mrs. John Aikenhead, Jr.,. of the second concession. ] 0O11S:ta.t ee The funeral of the late Mrs. John Britton was held - en Wednesday tornoon to .,,Constance Cemetery, 30cin, the reSidonte of her sem Edwin; She lead been'i113 for ai feu weeks,' The, ,coii`$negational mecitif ,vas. E; 41e13 on, Tuesday evening., Miss Plioelro Wakefield arrived Heave MAW Phone 4 on Saturday from, Stratford. Mrs. Thuell. has patched five quilts all by hand, besides doing mending; , since New Years. She is eighty-six years old so this is surely an achieve- ment. Mr, and Mrs. Jas.. Mann 'spent Tuesday as the guests of his brother, Charles of Tuckersmith, who 14 very in. --Y The old blacksmith shop is all torn down now. It, was done by George Riley and Robert Grimboiby. Mr. O. M. Chowen„ wloo has been station agent at Brussels for the past four years, has been' promoted to the Kincardine 'station,'' •' PURE COMB HONEY FOR ,SALE' CLOVER HONEY in one pound sections, price 25 emits, Per section. Free delivery in Clinton, - Shipments made of not less than 24 sections, express extra. Orders may be left at The News - Record office. IRVING BROTHER,5'API.AItY A, • near. C,N.R. Depot CLINTON, -- ONTARIO. Dance and Euchre In Knitting - Club Rooms, • Over the Maisons Bank Lawn Howling Euchre and Dance Fri.,Erethng, April 25 8 p. nt. 'Admission 40c 49-2. SWEET PEAS Plant early to get good •results.. Eckford's Mix 15c. per ounce... Spencer's Mix, 150, per half, ounce, SIMMER'S VEGETABLE -SEEDS. A `limited number of packets, while they last;•9e, each. or 3 ,for .2!6c - Special 25c., Special for'Easter Rhododendrons Easter Lillies Rambler Roses Edith Cavell Roses Calcotorarias ',Spirea • hydrangeas, etc: You are. invited to ice our 1 astc display. / J 'i gbanne t T.ORIS`S Shop 31.1'act I ones • .Flo er z lao w Furniture Department By seleeting,your Linoleunis, Oil Cloths, Congoleunt and Lino- leum Rugs before the spring rush conies - we will gladly keep anything you may require until you are ready for then. 'We also have a large stoelc ofCarpet Rugs in Axminster, Wilton, Brussels and Tapestry, giving you a great range both iri Quality and psiee to select, from, We always carry a large stock .•of•Beds, Springs„ Mattresses, Chesterfield Suites, Dining Room Suites, in fact anything you may want in i'urniture, So it will pay to call and look around, hi the hardware Department -: we have q;,full stock of Floor- Enamels and Floor Paint, Varnish and Stains in all colors. • Fora beautiful. wall finish use "MTJRESCO," Can be used suc- cessfully on -plastered walls or wail paper. ' To those -making maple syrup remember we are here with a large st• eak of, San ,Buckets, and ,Spouts. - Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co. THE STORES WITH A STOCK Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195 McLAUGHLIN and CI-TEVROLET CARS A number of, good cried cars for sale including: • 2 Ford, .1 -ton trucks. 2 11,21 Ford Touring Cars with istarters and eleetrict lights. 1919 Ford Touring, with starter and electric lights. 1918 ]McLaughlin 1V1'aster Six, in first class condition. 1920 Chevrolet Baby Grand, repainted and in first class condition: s , Also a numiber of "490" used Chevrolet cars in good condition, A full line of Cockshutt Implements Call in before purchasing ' - .V1.. ler PHONES: 1SOW, and 1893. Aairatara..,' 'PANTED 'INFORMAT1ON RE- GA111)1NG ENTRANCE TO IVIr. Wigle, member for Centre Hur- on asked the following' questions in the Ontario Legislature the other day: 1. Is matriculation necessary for admission to the Degree ,Course at the Ontario Agricultural College. 2. 11 so, when was this standard of ad- urission adontefl and oil wiimse r'eeem- in each or the three years preceding the: matriculation' standard of admis- sion if clrnis-sion-if such was adopted and in each of the three years after such Stan. lord, 4. Do the »resent. Govern- ment approve of this standard of ad- mission to the Degree Course a the Ontario Agricultural College. To which the Premier replied, in bile' words and ;figures following:- 1. Yes... 2. 1920 on the recon- ,mendation of J. B. Reynolds, Presi-_ +t:: dent of the Ontario 'Agricultural Col- lege. 3. 1917, 82; 1918, 11.8; 1919,. 279; total 479. After change in en- trance: 1920, 127; 1921, 102; 1922, naenclation, 3,•: Jlow many students 86; total`31:5. 4. The matter is at. + e tthe' �t it � , were admiL� d d ins year class � a, 17(,*,vpresent recciviia the con i_,erai;ion of 49-5-2 at 'the Ontario Agricultural College the "_Governi'rient.