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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1924-05-01, Page 8wlixgto? a I'rTetCs=Iteienrd cHrnfstb Y, ON'S LEADii I�I JENVELI„ rinll' Silver or Cut Class is the most sRlitable. It is more satisfactory will be appreciated as is always in good taste ars We invite ie e'i€Isped' o r collection of Silver, Celt glass; etc., Wadding and Engagement Rings, Watches, Clocks an Wrist Watches ewetler and Optician• Home orner eery Next Hovey'a`Drug Store =sass ' .Ocer.tel, Priced 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?" - 6 e otstnag Spring.—"The th Price." Quality and• Style-alon• with 1Vroderat Prices are the u a idin features Of each of on:: new Models of Men's and Boys Suits for. • Bestfor the rice. 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 inose elderly men. .Boys!. Suits from $5:00 up Men's special Order Suits 'from. $25 up Coil% in and let us show you these suits the values will surprise you. VIOSISSIMMIMIIMMIMINIIMSZNVM lurnsteel PHONE. 25. POS. MORE BUSINESS ilENINVJOMMINIPMMINUMWMI The Man Who Knows good clothes when he sees thein, knows that theywere made at this establishment. If you have not, as yet picked out your Spring Suit, come to us, as we have all the latest novelties and designs, and can make up a suit which will be un to the minute in every respect. COME AND INVESTIGATE. WOJ..INVITE YOUR PATRONAGE, Davis & Herman VETERAN TAILORS PHONE 224-W 1 C ES About Your Paiiiting ceds Araiite e Anys4e Gnam% give your out. ofdete furniture that new -style Qin el finish We also carry a complete line of Brandram Henderson Paints and Varnishes HARDWARE PLUMBING Sun Varnish and Sun Varnish Stains Also a complete lime of Brushes, Linseed Oil and Turpentine Perdue_ ELECTRIC' WIRING We ready for all orders of 'spring work, Papering, :Painting and decorating. We have a large assortment of papers and we ask you to, see our books before buying. Yon -will save moniey by ordering your -paper from us. All work Guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Orders left with h 1ti4'xs. R t ob . Armstrong, Huron street •ill re- ceive prompt ; attention, PHONE23 tin 6 r 2 4 AY 69 POTTER is gathered everything that is dearer and test in 1'le. Ilome is tY.e e 'rem 'which all ;the vaned conco n and business ofaiie startiortin. - thing 'that" can contribute to the beau- ty and comfort and peace of Homo is deservinP of attention aiid thought. In this direction let wall paper enter your thoughts: Our, new spring stock twill soon be ready for your inspection. G,3nC y T .- air or Often the Cheapest—Always the Best Mrs. ' S.: S. Cooper' returned Satur -day-from Toronto. Mrs; E. Wendorfvisited her people in Chesley last week. Miss Ethel Holmes returned to Alma College on Monday. • •_ Miss Bessie Porter of Londesbodo was in, town on Tuesday. bliss Norma Bentley of London is spending a week in town. • Miss Ruth`1\2 Math of Inglewood; was in town over the week -end. Mia J: A. Ford has returned from e. fortnight's visit in Peterboro. Mr. H. B. Chant was in 'London on Tuesday attending a Shriner meet. - Mrs. MeBride of Toronto has beenvis- iting her,,parepts, Mr. and Mrs. D, 45. Gruff_ Mrs. 3'. L. ICerr and little Miss Mary. • Helen visited 'with Brussels friends last week. Mr. Jack Bawden returned Monday to resume his studies : at Hamilton Normal. Miss Daisy Mediger returned to Ham- ilten . on Monday to resume hex ' studies at Normal. ,Miss Bernice Priestly. of Ailsa Craig has Ibeeu. the guest this week oe :Mrs.. W. T. Herman. • Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Harness attend ed the funeral of the late Curtiee Harness of Exeter last week. 'Mr. and' Mrs. E.. .D. McPhedran of Rockwood spent Easter with the latter's sister,. Mrs. .A. P. Johns. Miss Jean Lindsay has returnedto her sehoel'duties near Sarnia, after ten days vacation at her home here. 'Mr:. A, $'. Johns spentlast week' in Toronto as a delegate to the O.E,A, He also visited friends at Port Cre dit. Rev. J. E. I ogg and Mr. 33. R. Hig- gins are in Woodstock this week at: tending the Synod of London and° • Hamilton. Mrs. J. E. Brooks of Mitchell is here this week; being called home owing to. the aeeident of her brother, J. E. Cantelon. Mrs. It, A, Leonard of Castle Rock, B,C., is hereat present • visiting her. brothers, Magistrate Sr J. and C. A. Andrews. Miss Bessie Lindsay who is attend- ing Stratford Normal, returned Tuesday having spent the Easter 'holidays at home. Miss Helen Patt Miss Irene Bennan and Mr. Fred Ward of London were' the guests on Sunday of Mr. any .Mrs. J. J. McCaughey; ' Mr, and Mrs. Frank MacGreger and Mr. and Mrs, Win. Mair visited res Gently at the home of Mr. and 1VIrs, W. L. Mair of Clinton. Mrs. W. A.'Aiteheson of Orangeville spent the Easter vacation period as -the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.. D. • Steep. She returned home Saturday. Mrs. P. F, Gillies and Miss Marion of Kitchener spent the Easter va- cation Week at the home of the for- mer's parents, Magistrateand Mrs. S.'0'. Andrews, Miss Loretta McCaughey of Toronto was here over the week -end, ,corns ing up to attend the wedding of her cousin, Miss Edna J. McCaugh- ey, on Monday. Miss Clete Ford, who spent the, Rae' tervaeation at her bonne in ,town,. returned to St. Thomas on Monday to resume her duties: as a` member. of Alma College staff. . Rev. Dr. Colin Fletcher of Hensall who preached in Willis church on Sunday last, was the guest while in a town' of the Rev. 3. E. and Mrs. Hogg at the manse, Mrs. Howard Brnnsdonand Misses ,Qlaire and Irene of Blyth spent a' few days over the week -end at the home . of the lady's parents, Mr. and..Mrs. W. L. Mair. Mr. George Cook, who recently re- turned from Europe, where he has been doing business for the Robert Simpson Co, Toronto, was in town for a couple of days last week, Mrs.,;Kearns,'who has been spending the winter with a niece, Mrs. Car- penter of Buffalo, is visiting friends in Clinton this week, ` She is at present the guest of Mrs. Wm. A. Grant. Mrs. J. T. Crich of town, Mr. and Mrs. J G. Gibbingsof Hullett and Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Bali of Tuckers smith attended the,funeral of the late John Murdock of Hensel' ort Tuesday. Mr. Frank McCaughey of Toronto vis- ited at the home of his parents over the week -end, conning 'up to attend the wedding of his sister, Miss Ed- na, which tools- Place in St. Joseph's church on Monday morning, bliss Mary Mail' of Maple: Lake, Hal- iburton county, spent the Easter:va- cation at the honneof -her parents, Mu and ML•s.• W. L. Mair: 'She also spent a couple of days with her Sister; Mrs, Froward Brunsdon or Blyth. as attracted many busy shoppers, you do' not need to wait The prices and bargainsare all waiting for you. Quick service and cheap prices FRE FREE FREE A paper parcel bag given away to all .purchasers in our new department Friday and Saturday.- Come early and secure a ba General. `delivery for telephone and regular orders as usual No extra charge for deliverery. Kindly order early., Beginning in May we will be closed Wednesday afternoons (excepting week of a holiday) hill September Specials for the - eek�end r Oranges sweet and juicy Grataulated sugar . Special black tea . 10 Jbs •Rolledoats Jelly powder all flavors McLareh's 23c Grape Fruit. 3 for -25c 10•, barssoap per'•doz 29c 10 ib $1.00 per 'ib 48c 72c 3 for 25c 2 pkgs corn flakes 37c Hursleytea per ib 65c Fresh salmon troutt Cash 4& Carru . • WT 2 Deliveries .: ® 0 lisvfONVIVINWIVPAIWWWWWW awriosparlasimswastomelszoktrovir 1011.011111101011•11n Immineareep aniormenvsear flydro Shop Anhiversary To the Public To celebrate our first Anniversary Yui►"are invited to be present at our reception to be held in the Hydro Shop on Wednesday Afternoon and Evening, May 7th, from 3 to 6, and''7 to 10 o'clock p.m. Light refreshments will be served • COOKED BY ELECTRICITY WHILE: YOU WAIT USE YOUR OWN UTILITY IT PAYS HYbRO SHOP, Clinton Constance The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid was held on Thursday afternoon, The following—officers were elected fox. the year: President, Mrs. Ernest A- dams; Vice, Mrs. Ben Snell; Con -Set., Kra. Joe Riley; ;Treasimer, Mrs. C. i)eXter. Mrs. T. Pollard is spending a few days with her mother in Clinton. Mr. Radford had his furniture mov- ed to Whitechurch last week. Miss Martha Cook returned here on Sunday. Mr. Soe, Riley now sports a new tar. Hulllett Township Mr; and Mrs. -John Hesselwood were sadly bereft last week when their se- cond son, Harold Leslie, was called a- way. He was a kind' little fellow and a very patient sufferer. On being asked how he felt he always answdx ed "A little batter.". He always en- quired of friends, especially�;of the minister and doctor, when they would be here again. The funeral took place Thursday afternoon to Clinton ceme- tery, service a+,the ' house and grave. being conducted by Rev. James Abery in his usual sympathetic manner. The. pallbearers were E. and 5, Fairservies L. Knox and P, Dunlop. Funeral was largely' attended. Some from a dis- tance were: Mr. and Mrs. H. Hill and Miss Davis of:BemniIler, Mr. and Mrs. D. Bean of Carlow; Mrs; Bert Jack- son and Francis and Harry of Morris♦. Mr. and Mrs. Hesselwood wish to extend to their neighbors their sin- cere thanks for their many kindness- es'shown thein in their hour of sorrow and at the funeral. Tuckersrnitn Township C 1 e4 I From the St. Thomas Tim we clip the -following regarding the death of the another of Mrs, W. Crich: "Mrs. McDonald, widow of the late A. D. MpDonald, a former resident 01 St. Thomas, died on Thursday night at the horns of her daughter, Mrs. Fred Cook, :1,090 Viniewood Avenue, Detroit. Mrs. McDonald was 77 years; of age MAY 10 SATURDAY MAY 10 The Horne and School Club ask for papers, magazines catalogues, books (with or without 'board backs), rib - hers (nicely cleaned), elean.xag car- pets, • rags:, Bndly tie magazines sepamately with strong cord.By hav- ing everything in good form for hand- ling g work d collectors is simpli- fied. Be ready for 10 a.m. SATUR DAY, MAY 10th. 51-2. THE STORY OP A LAD "30 days hard labor," said the mag.. istrate. "Just a minute, your wor- ship," and an officer in uniform steps forward and holds' a quiet converse - tion with the magistrate and other court officials. The story is simple and oft repeated, just a lad. in ^this ease from N Got into fast company, gambled, took money from employers, hoped to win and pay it back; found out, arrested and jailed. 0f course he's sorry. The officer has sized him ' up, believes he has the stuff to make a pian of, knows that` a jail sentence may only harden him and start him toward continued crim- inality. The officer in uniform royal the Salvation Arany Probationer. 13y manly counsel, supervision end pray- er he enables the lad to regain eon trol of himleelf and get another start, free from the stigma of a prison sen- tence. Self -Denial will help those who give as well as those who receive.' and had resided in Detroit ever since the death of her husband, who passes' away quite suddenlywhirs iii Aylmer, where his duties as collector „for the St. Thomas Journal, had call,d hhn, Mrs, Charles Layton of Hamilton and Mrs. W, Crich of Tuckorsinith are al- so . daughters of Mrs, McDonald, The remains are being brought to 8s. - Thomas for burial on Saturday, the funeral taking place on the arrival of M.C.R.' train No. 30, at 12:15 noon Rev. D. C. Soules, Pastor of Anna Street Presbyterian Church of which congregation the, family was eroinin- ently identified while in the city, Wilt have oharae of the services." ' 'liTeY IffiteileVaiMilOorgliMIUMMOM leamere 1 • Phone 48 o121110119 Some Day the Sun Will Shine and you will be Busy House-cleaning but in the meantime it will, pay you to look over our specials in I{roehlet Chesterfield Suites, Davenport Beds in Tapestry. and Lea.• therette all guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction, giving a beautis. fur living room thrift as well as bedroom if necessary. 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. prices. - Just received a . carload of Brantford Roofing, Slab Slate, Red and Green, Roll Roofing at all prices. Consult us before purchasing, Courtesy and Prompt Delivery Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co. • THE STORES WITH A STOCK Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195 McLAIJ:GHLIN and CHEVROLET CARS A number of good` used cars for sale including: 2 Ford, 1 -ton trucks. • 2 1921 Ford Touring Cars with starters anti eleetrict lights. 1919 Ford Touring, with starter and electric lights. 1918 McLaughlin Master Six, in first class condition. 1920 Chevrolet Baby Grand, repainted and in first class condition. Also a munrber of "490" used Chevrolet cars in good condition. A full line of Cockshutt Implements Call in before purchasing n'e .LAI: , e lOt I'IiONLS: 189W:''and 189J. reeeesssiasexiesse.ssexisssisx Eg Request St. Paul's Dramatic Society will re- peat the three -act farce The Adventures of Gcaatdpa" IN TIIE TOWN HALL, ON Thursdaa, Mai 1st AT 8 p.m. The farce is said by .competent ori ties to'be the beat ever presented here by amateur players. Tickets 35e. and 50c. Plant. c t Fair's, Phelan's Orchestra. Worlc has commenced, on the addi- tion to the .Collegiate building in Goderieb. PURE .COMB EON FOR SALE CLOVER HONEY in one pound sections, price 25';es per; section. Free delivery in Clinton. Shipments made of not less t 24 sections, express extra.,, • Orders may be left at The Ne Record offlco. IRVING BROTHERS APIAR near C.N.R. Depot CLINTON, ; ., ONTA