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The Clinton News Record, 1924-04-24, Page 8CLINT :FADING Ji t?ELLRY STORE hL Silver or,Cut •Glass is the Most Suitable. `It is urore satisfactory and will be appreciated as it is always in good taste e iavile you to inspect our con edrior. of Silver, Cat glass, etc., eddiva and Engagement Rings, Watches, Clocks and Wrist Watches Jeweller and Opticiaaa PINSON Next Hovey's Drug Stora one 1s gathered cyez`ything at is clearest and best in life. "Home is the center frdm ,which 4II the varied eoncer is and business of life start forth. Any- thing that can contribute to 'the beau- ty and comfort and peace of Homo is deserving of attention and thought. In this direction'let wall paper enter •your"thoughts. Our new spring stock will soon be ready for your inspection. Tile `'m e Fair -Ca Often :,the Cheapest—Always the Best l t iCl the: Alcideratery P`i'ece. In buying a new Suit or extra Trousers the first thing to consider is "Will they give Satisfaction?" and the next is "Are they fairly priced ? ". Quality and Style along with Moderate Prices are the outstanding, features of each of our new Models of Men's and Boys Suits 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 lien and in the more conservative models for more elderly Hien. Boys' Suits from $5;00 up Men's Speia! Order Sits from $25 .up 'Conic in and let us show you these suits the values will surprise you. Plumsteel ''Bros. SMALL PROFITS MINZIONEMILIMUMMINIMEMICEP PHONE 25, MORE BUSINESS The . Who Knows good clothes when he sees then, knows that they were made at this establishment. If you have not as -yet picked out your Spring Suit.- come to us, as we have all the latest noveltiesand designs, and can makeup a suit which will be up to the minute in everyresii'ect. COME 'AND INVESTIGATE. WE INVITE YOTJR PATRONAGE 'Davis & Herman VETERAN TAILORS PHONE 224-W re 1 Coins U r � 1.,iia � i i r .. I� :it ails i 8ti talsdie TR. e .ny.4,fe ti name% Civo' your out. oVdAte furniture fhb* sQw-style prsa.mel finish We also carry a complete line pdm of Brandram Henderson Paints and Varnishes Sun Varnish' and Sun Varnish Stains Also a complete line of Brushes, Linseed Oil and Turpentine Sutter & Perdue HARDWARE PLUMBING ELECTRIC WIRING LOOK ! We are ready for all orders of spring work, Papering, Painting and decorating. We havea large assortment of papers and' we ask. you to 'see our books before buying. You will save money by ordering your paper from us^ All, work Guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Orders left s. M with t a l7a Root. Armstrong, IIuron street will re- ceive prompt attention. PHONE 234 ring 2 KPOTTER RI•rlrc nnnnuramr° siehlI is Mr. Gordon' Hall of Stratford was , .home over the week -end Miss Luella Walkinshaw was home from Toronto for Easter. Mr. Jaynes Walters of Pontiac, Mieh., is visiting friends in town. Mr. Fred -Wallis of Toronto Universi- ty is home fr the vacation. . Miss Elinor Kemp of Bruce Mines is home for the Easter vacation. Miss Mildred Rowe of Exeter is the guest of•,Miss Eileen Atkinson.' Miss Erma Diehl of Hamilton is vis- Ring Mrs. W, Ford and Miss Poster. , tvliss Gertrude Fowler of Ludicnow is an Raster visitor at her home in town. Mr. George TomIinof Stratford spent' the week -end with his family in town:, Mrs. Williams of Toronto spent the • week -end as the guest of Miss Elia Akam. ' Miss Myrtle Armstrong of Stratford Normal is home for the Easter va- cation. Miss Mary Morris of Mitchell spent the week -end with Miss Madeline Hawkins, Miss Beatrice Greene of Toronto spent Easter, as the guest of Mrs. (Dr.) Thompson. Miss Gertrude Wallis of Midland is spending Easter holidays at her home in town: Mrs. W. T.Robison of Auburn has been visiting her mother, Mrs. S. 1VteCool of town. Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Rivers and child spent Easter as the guests ' of Strathroy friends Miss Daisy Nediger of Ha -Milton Nor.. mal is spending the Easter vacation at her home in town. Miss Pratt of ;.Toronto spent the week -end as the guest of Mr.,. ands Mr's. Jaanes Livermore. Mrs, M. Whitmore of Tuekersmith was the week -end guest of her els-, .ter, Mrs. R A. Rolberton. Mrs. Gibson and. Mrs. Atkins of Tor- onto are visiting their father Mr, Arthur Cook, who is quite ill Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Wasmn.n of Toron- to are spending .the ,vacation per- iod with their parents in town Miss Charmer of the office staff of\he :Clinton Knitting Co., is spending the week at her home in London. Miss Leona Hearn of Hamilton spent the holiday and' week- end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R, A. Heart:Mr. and rs. C. Thompson of London spent Easter at the home of the, for- •ener, that of Mrs. (Dr.) Thompson,, ?diss Edna Raithby of Auburn spent. Easter Sunday as a guest at the home of her uncle, Mr. R, •A. Ro- berton. • 1 Mrs. John Stephenson of Stanley township is visiting with her daugh- ter, Mrs. Robert Armstrong 'Of Hur-+ on streets • Mrs. W. F. Cantelen and Miss Kath - :leen of Toronto are spending the. week as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. • W. Canteloo. Miss Mildred Waldock of Alma Col - ledge, St. Thomas, is the guest this week of Miss Ethel iloltnet at Wes, ley parsonage. Mrs. A. , Weatherwax and son Bruce of Orillia aro spending the vacation time with . the lady's parents, Mr. aiid Mrs. D. Cantelon.. Mr. and Mrs, Adam Gook and babe of Parry Sound are in town this week, coming down to visit the for- mer's father, Mr. A. Cook, who is ill. Mrs. Fulton, who was called home owing to the death of her mother, the late Mrs. R. Thompson, returned to her hoarse in Yale, Mich., on Mon- day. Mr. E. Livermore of the. Toronto Un- iversity and Miss 'Kathleen' Liver- nlor•e of the ; Winghain Hospital, spent Easter with their-parentsin town: • • Miss Pearl Poster of Windsor spent Easter with, her cousin, hirs, T. J. Watt, leaving on Monday for Tor- onto to attend the Educational Con- vention. R Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Shepherd and. children left on Monday for their •new home in St, Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd will be much missed in Clinton. Mr. and Mrs: Iiemplew and Mrs. Al- len and her son, Mr. James Allen, of Wroxeter were the guests on Easter Sunday .of Rev. A. A, and Mrs. Holmes at Wesley parson- age. Miss Janet Dickson and Miss Easton, of Toronto, ,, Mr. Kenneth Gilson, 'Dawson City, Yukon, and Mr; :Har- r;y Allen Wroxeter, were • guests at Wesley parsonage during the past week. Rev. J. E. Doge, chairman of the Collegiate Institute board, is in.' Toronto thisweekattendiim, the meetings of the Educational Coup - ell.' He will, visit his mother at Uxbridge before his return. 1 Cash & Carr°y. 2 eaiveries wAtiosmravowat We .are opening up a " Gash and Carry1)e.part neat commencing Friday and Saturday, April 25th and 26th. Watch for the bargains thirough the stile- or gate„ 'You don't -need to bring your baskets we will supply them, Special prices on everything for our opening days one`sdelivery for telephone and regular orders as usual Kindly order early before the ,rush No extra charge for delivery Special in Fruit and Vegetable` .^. Oranges sweet and juicy, doz 29e New Cabbage per lb 100 Grape fruit large & juicy, 3 for 25 Radishes per bunch 10c' Lettuce is very scarce 10c & 15c Celery: per bunch 20c 10 ib Gran. sugar $1.00 $1.00 worth to each cru oncr lb 48c lb 65e 3 for 25c. 3 for 25c 19c 23c Special black tea Special Hursley tea Jelly powder.. Essences 2 .pkgs P. corn 2 pkgs corn flakes Rolled 'fats 101b 37c 6 ib. Corr -meal 25c Jam, each 15c 10 bars soap 72c Our own baking powder 23c New cheese per_ lb 23c 2 pkgs Shr'eded wheat • 25c Fresh Herring per doz 30c W. ell Phone 48 1 Auburn. Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Ferguson mo- tored to Winghatn on Friday. Mr. Charlie Scott, who has a posi- tion in Kitchener, was renewing old acquaintances here during the holi- days. Miss Sadie Carter, who has 'spent the *inter With friends in Detroit, returned on Wednesday. ' ,Mrs W. T. Robinson is visiting her mother .iri Clinton, • Miss Vesta Snyder of Clinton is spending the holidays with her grand, - parents, .Mr. and Mrs, John Fergu- Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Taylor motor- ed oyer from Detroit and spent Ras- ter with friends here. Miss Ethel Washington, who is teaching in Bruce and Mr. Frank Washington, teacher in Ashfield, are spending their vacation at their home here. • Mr. H. Beadle, who is employed in the Ford factory in Detroit, caste home for Easter. Mr. Fred, Piaetzer is spending :a' few weeks athis home here getting in his crop. Mr. Walter Washington motored to London last week. 111r, W. Thomson of Toronto agent: Easter with his parents, Mr. and Mrs: Win. Thompson. Rev. W. R. and Mrs.. Alp have been visiting friends near London. Mr. Frank Hibbert has taken a nos. Rion with Mr, A. Lovett in Clinton, Miss E. Alp of Granton, "who „has been visitingher brother, 'Bev, W. R. Alp, returned to her home this week, Mr. E. Raithby, of .the O.A.C., Guelph, spent the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George .Raith- by. s . • , Rev. P. Baines' motored to Exeter on Tuesday to visit his mother, who is ill. ' Ort E„riday evening, April llth, the members . of the Minim Baptist Church spent a pleasant evening at the home of Dr. C. A,-l3owson. The special feature of the evening was a presentation to' Miss Winnie Howson, who has been the organist since the opening of the church. ' The .address, as follows was read by Mrs. Wm. Marsh, and the gift presented by Mrs. John McKnight: "Dear Winnie: We have planned a little surprise for you by gathering at your home this evening. Since the opening pf our church in Decent - bey 1908, you have been `our faith- ful and most: efient organist Nearly every Sunday finds you at you place in the church. You and your mo- ther have given your untiring services freely for the good of our church, which shows your unselfish and Chris_ tiara character:. In behalf of the choir they have always found you pleasant and agreeable to deal with the diflicultiei and perplexities which come along your way. During the sixteen years you have been our or- ganist your chair has seldom been va- cant, except for a good_ cause. Now we wish to express our sincere appre- eiation in some way more than mere words, so wish you to accept this sil- ver tea service, Pyrex casserole and pie server, os a mere token for the Faithful and painstaking services ren- dered to us. Our most sincere and hearty wish is that you may remain our organist for many more years. Signed on behalf of Baptist congrega- tion. Auburn. Miss Howson was much taken by surprise,Ibut made a very suitable reply, thanking 'those present for their kindness in'present- ing her with such a lovely gift" `Safety First" Being Repeated Town Hall, Clinton Saturday, April 26 Under the Auspices of the' Huron Central Agricultural Society COME ONE COME ALL The Fair Needs You You will enjoy the play If in doubt ask those who were there Tickets 35c and 25c Plan at Fair's Book Store Herbert Cox, A. J. McMurray,. President. Secretary. MAY 10 SATURDAY . MAY 10 The Home and School Club atk for papers, magazines catalogues, •books (with or without board backs), rub- bers (nicely cleaned), clean rag car- pets, rags. Kindly tie magazines separately with strong cords. By hav- ing everything in good form for hand- ling the work of collectors is sinpli- feed. Be ready for 10 eau,`•SATUR- DAY, MAY 10th. 51-2. • Stanieg Township Misses Hazel and Zetta Jackson of Macdonald Hall, Guelph, spent Easter at the hone of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson: They were accompanied by Miss McCartney, who was their.. guest overthe week -end. Mrs. Fred Taylor of Corrie is visit- ing -her sister, Mrs. James Jackson. SJr.•, Lorne' Coleman of Buffalo is spending. his Easter holidays under. the parental roof on the Parr Line.. Mr. Gordon Hayter has returned for the summer after spending the winter in Flint. Mr. Loine Epps and Miss Ivy Brown spent last. Thursday with' London friends.• Miss Eva Epps of London spent the week -end with her parents in Varna, :Mr. Harold Taylor. has returned from Flint, Mich,, where he spent the last few months. The many friends of Mrs. Charles Rathwell ate pleased to, see li'er''able to be around again after'herr'recent accident. Miss Pearl Taylor of Brussels and Miss- Ruby' Taylor of Guelph spent their Easter holidays at home. Oar Sunday last the Woman's Mis- sionary Society: held special services at Goshen' and Varna churches. The. service was conducted solely by the members of the Society. Mrs. Ralph, Stephenson took charge of the ser - rice, wlrl' e. Mrs, Dur ^ant gave an ex- cellentaddress on t e work of the Society,. The choir was also made up of members of the Society. We congratulate the women and wish to encourage them iia their•good work. On Monday MayorNayor, Gallow of Cock - iiee presented "Capt. James J Healy , wit being Dr: err of Auburn has been a of I3uttalo 'th a 'ievr hat lib cin --<r the first to' bring his bOat into the harbor, He eomn anderl= the M. 0; p- ite)fa, which zrriyed.from Milwaukee mezican boat has had the honour of pointed Medical Officer of Health for with a earn() ,o corn. This is the bringing in the first cargo to Code - third season in succession that an A -rich, harbor. Some ikay the Sun Will Shi e and you wall :be. Busy House-cleaning but in the meantime it will pay you to look over our specials in Iiioehler Chesterfield'JSuites, Davenport Beds in Tapestry and, Lea- therette all guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction, giving a beautj- ful living room suite as well as bedroom if •necessarye You may need new Beds, Springs or Matresses. We have some real special prices on the Old Reliable (Simmons) Products, which are built for sleep so why not enjoy comfort. We are headquarters for Rugs in Congoleum and Carpet, also Linoleum and Oil Cloth in all the best patterns. Hardware Department We are sole agents for the celebrated Sherwin Williams, Out- side and Inside paints Varnishes and Stains, the famous Campbell Floor Enamels and Liquid Granite for floors, linoleums, etc. We have a full stock of, Farm and Garden Tools and the Taylor - Forbes Lawn Mowers all sizes and pricer. Just received a carload' of Brantford Roofing, Slab Slate, Red and Green, Reil Roofing at all prices. Consult us before. purchasing: • Courtesy and%,Prompt Delivery Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co. THE STORES Wr'1,1i A STOCK Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195 McLAUGHLIN and CHEVROLET CARS dal A number of,good.used cars for sale including: 2 Ford, 1 -ton trucks. 2 1921 Ford Touring Cars with starters. and electrict'lights. 1919 Ford Touring,' with starter and ,electric Iights. 1918 McLaughlin Master, Six, in first class condition. 1920 Chevrolet Baby Grand, repainted and in first class condition. Also a number of "490" used Chevrolet cars in good bondition., A full line of Cockshutt Implements Call in before purchasing - JOB. LAVI'S Dealer ., PHONES: 189W. and 1891. atuivaresam BO Request St, Paul's Dramatic Society will re- peat the three -act farce The Adventures of .Grandpa" IN TER TOWN HALL, ON 'i'i ursd l , Mast AT 8 ,p.n. The farce is said by competent cri- tics to he the best ever presented here by amateur players. Tickets, 35c. and 50c. Plant at Pair's. Phelan's Orchestra. PURE COMB HWY FOR SALE CLOVER HONEY in one pound sections, price•25 cents; per section. Free delivery in Clinton, Shipments made of, ;not less thaaXa d4- sections, express extra. Orders may be left at The News-, Record °glee, IRVING BROTHERS APIARY near C.N.R. Depot CLINTON, ONTARIG};