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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1924-05-08, Page 8CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELL R1 STORE r the Sprin ilver or Cut Class is the most -suitable. It is more!satisfactory and will be appreciated as it is alivays in good' taste We invite you to inspect our collection of Silver, Cut glass, etc., sledding and Engagement' Rings, Watches, Clocks and Wrist -Watches Around the Home' is gathered everything that is dea<ert:. and best in life. Home is Lhe center from which all the varied concerns and business 6f life start forth, .Any- thing that can contribute to the beau- ty and comfort and peace of Home ,is deserving of at'tentiOn. and thought.' In this direction let wall paper enter your thoughts. Our newspring stock will soon,be ready for your inspection. Jewelle and _Optician H J 't?1H NSO. Next' Hovey's Drug Storei Trio W. D. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest—Always the Best; BagraiiiPrices.Fatay8tittolla Our fresh stock assures you of se. curing just the Gold Seal Congo-`, Ileum ; Rug you want at big money saying prices. 1 IIIIII INIII I I I I:t I.1111ijiNl I I I I I 111111 mooseemenalo Pluthsteel Brosv PHONE 25. MOEE BUSINESS The Man Who Knows good clothes when 1ie sees thein, knows that they were made at this establishment. If you have not as yet picked oak your Sprang Suit, come to us, as we have all the latest novelties and designs, and can make up a suit which will be up to the minute in every respect. COME AND INVESTIGATE. , . WE INVITE YOT.R PATRONAGE Davis & Herman VETERAN TAILORS PHONE 224-W .r:uxtrm auhutummmalttl r11'"I` l6rpl0r sa Miss Maud Torrance has return ed from a visit, to Toronto. Mr. Fred Wallis of the Toronto Uni- versity is home for the .vacation. Mrs. Brugeman of Chesiey spent the week -end with her daughter, Mrs. E, Wendorf. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Foster of Gode. rich visited !Clinton friends over the week -end. -Miss Burgess and Miss Nash of Tor- onto were the week -end guests of Miss Jule Bartliff.' Mrs. Andrew'Porter of Goderich vis- ited her sister, Mrs. A. J. Tyndall, of town, last week Mr. and Mrs. J. Aitken and`Master Gordon spent a part of last week' visiting Hamilton relatives. • Miss Etta McBrien of the Free Press' office, staff, London; spent the week -end at her home in town. Miss Ward returned last week from her home at Rockville, Maryland, where she spent the Easter vaca- tion. Mr•. R. H. Johnston is visiting rela- tives at Elk Lake this week. lie may ,discontinue his business hare and locate up there. Messrs. H. W. Gould, G. E. Hall, T. Hardy, T. J. Managhan and. 3. L. Heard attended church parade with the .Seaforth Odd"Fellows at Egniondville Presbyterian church on Sunday evening 'last. Mr. T. R. and Miss 'Mary Jenkins and Mrs. Erratt of .Auburn motor- ed , to London en Sunday to visit their brother, Mr, . E. J. Jenkins, who was not well, Mrs. Erratt remained for a couple of days. Mrs, R. E. Manning and Mrs. Weir atoLccompanieondon dlast Mseekr. Wk. And N.cSUllclay 1Mlanning tt Mr. R. E. Manning, Mr. H. B. Mauling and Miss Helen' motored down, Spent thiS day and brought. thein back in the evening. Dr. Aubrey' Crich, of Seaferth, who has :teen practising dentistry in Calec:bbidet for seine months, has accepted a stab position in his, (Bros. Hospital, Rochester, Minn, Dr. Crich is a Sen of Mr. W. A. Crich of Seaforth and a nephew of: Mrs. Howard Fowler of Clinton. IVfiss Beatrice , Jervis, who has been taring for her another for the past. couple of months Or so; has return- ed to Toronto to resume her posi- tion. Mrs, Jervii3 has improved very ntueh but is not yet fully re- covered. Her friends are hoping; that she will soon be well again. i Snit /US 1ntii e. Aaler� 9'e 4ng-..e6 cname% give your aut e dtitte furniture :that new -style ennrneI finish We also carry a complete line of Brandram Henderson Paints and Varnishes , Sun Varnish and Sun Varnish Stains Also a complete line of Brushes, Linseed Oil and Turpentine Sutter Sc HARDWARE PLUMBING Perdue ELECTRIC WIRING NOttanglifill We are ready for aII orders of spring work, Papering, Painting and decorating. We have a large assortment ofa Pers and ask p p w e h you to see our books before, buying. You will save money by ordering your paper from us, All 'work Guaranteed. Prices reasonable. n bre. Orders left with x s.Rc bt. ceiv Armstrong, Huron street will re _ e rorn ,t attention. PRONE p 1 L N1 234 ring 2 KAY 69 POTTER - 1 Mr. and Mrs. Scott Grieve motored OM ' from Gross Ile, Mieh., :last ±week and spent the week -end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Hag- ler, On Tuesday morning they left on their return j9nrney, Mr, and Mrs. BagIsag. accompanying. them. Mi. and Mrs. BagIer will spend the summer in Michigan, two of thou - daughters being located there, and as Mrs. Hagler has not been in very good health for" some time • it Is hoped the change will be beneficial to her. Stanieli Township Mr. Clifford Scotehmer of Detroit spent the week -end under the par- ental roof. • Mr. James McGee, who spent the past -week Ai home, has returned to Toronto. Miss Freda Talbot, who spent her holidays at home has returned to Stratford. • Mr. `Lorne Epps spent Sunday with friends at Bayfield. , Mr, Bert Wiley of Michigan was the guest of Mr. David Scotcbiner last week, Misses Betty and Mary. Stewart spent a few days last week at the home of Mr. John Curring of Blyth, returning home on Sunday. Mr. Harvey Stewart of Kingston University has gone to. Port .Colborne, for the summer, „after spending a short visit at his home in ,Stanley. Mr. James McFarlane has resumed his studies at • the Hemphill motor school in Toronto having had to conte home 'before his course was finished on account of: illness. Mn, Cliff Stewart motored to Blyth on Sunday. Miss Edna Alexander of, Toronto is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Innis and, expects. to spend the summer here. Miss Edna Reid was hone to Wal- ton for,the week -end, The ladies of the' community met' on Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs, Ed. Glen, sr. A;'pleasant time was spent, the hostess served llnneh, i Ai i.e We have just received a full`consi Trent of Apex goods, for mother's day. These are the,finest packcanned' of� v�get .• ables.and fruits that an be obtained and are beautiful goods. We are sole, agents. See our assortment in north window and. in our Groceteria 'Apex 'Canned Corn per tin , .. , .. .. , 25e. Apex French Peas, per tin 25e. Apex Canned Beets, per tin . . ..... •30c. Apex_ Canned Pinapple Tid Bits , .... . .. . . . . . . 35e.. Apex Canned Apricots : 30e. Apex Canned Peaches .:.. 30c„ A�f pex.anned Grape Fruit, sections . , , lOc. Apex Canned .Marmalade .. , .. 5e,' Apex Canned Tomatoes, Pears and Pineapple in Glass... At this time of the yeai•"ntother's fruit, is hound to be getting low. What would please her more for Mo- ther's Day- than a can of Apex Fruit i or a box of "Smile s'n Chuckles?." GROCETERIA SPECIALS Call and inspect our Groceteria Specials., - You need not buy unless you so. wisli. All goods are priced and you ,gre welcome to come in and inspect them. For this week -end: 11 lbs, of Granult t only�lAaed Sugar for ;; ... . , , .. , $1.00 nul . h to a customer. Iiursle§ Tea, per lb Peameal Backs 29e. 58c Back Bacon; per lb.' Jellied Tongue, per lb.. Jellied Ilock 10 lbs. Rolled Oats ,...q5. .: 10 'Bars' of Soap,any kind 725. 29e. 495. 39e. Kindly order telephone and regular orders early in the day. Commencing -May 1st we will be closed Wednesday afternoons excepting holiday weeks LARGE BEAUTJFUi. PINEAPPLES .F $1 MOtI1HE5'S DAY 30c. and -35e. SPECALLY SWEET ORANGES, PER DOZEN 29c Cash & Carrg 2 Deliveries W. dlietilttOWlfe Goderich Township Last week notice was given of the death, of Mrs. Alexander Co; a very highly esteemed resident of this town- ship. The deceased lady, whose mai- den name was Eleanor McKee, was born and brought up in the township, being a •daughter of the late Cornel- ius McIfee of the 4th' concession.' She was one of a family ,of nines of whose only two remain, two sisters, Mrs, Richard Porter of Wingham and Mrs. Samuel Johnston ori%Laura, Sask. In 1873 she was married to the late Al e-tander Cox and for twelve years' they, residod On the •. 6th concession, then moved to the Out line, where, she spent the remainder of her earth- ly life, ,She is survi4ed by four sons: John As, •Herbert C.. Albert B. and Wilfrid 3.; all within a mile of the old homestead:, the latter living on it. Mr. Cox died two years ago. Mrs. Coic was a Methodist in religion, be- ing a member of Bethel church. The funeral took place on Meflnesday of last week from her Iate residence to Goderich cemetery. The services at house and graveside were conducted by the Rev. R. A. Parker of Bay- field, who has been her pastor and had visitedher during Iter,illness, assisted by the Rev, W. A. Walden of Holmes. ville.' Her• four sons carried the re. mains of their fnotiter: to her last rest- ing place beside her husband in Mait land cemetery, L®ndeslioro The annual meeting of the Londes- boro branch of the Women's 'Insti- tute was held in the conptrunity hall, on Thursday, May 1st,' with an at- tendance of thirty-four. A short program was.given and the Yollpwing officers were elected fon the coining year: President: Miss L. Brigham. 1st Vice: Mrs. J. Manning. 2nd Vice: Mrs. W. Brunsdon. Sec. -Treasurer: Miss L, Mains. Pros Secretary: Miss S. Sampson., Organist: Mrs. E, Adams. Assistant: Mrs. G. McVittie. District Director: Mrs. P. "Manning. Auditors: Mrs. Wells, Mrs. H. 145- tle. At the close of the meeting lunch was served .by Mrs. D. Mountain, Mrs. E. 'Adams, Miss L. Brigham, which was much enjoyed' by all. Auburn Mr, R. A. Asquith is spending the week with his sister, Mrs. C. How- son. Mr. Hanley of Orangeville was in our village on a business trip this week, Mrs. Ray Farrow and little daugh- ter, Dorothy, left for Detroit on Thursday, where her husband has ta- ken a`position,. The service next Sunday morning in the °Presbyterian church will be in keeping"with Mother's Day," A n10- thers' choir will render music. There will also be a service in the evening et 7:50. We welcome bis. and Mrs, W. L. Robison, who moved into their house >here last week, !bliss '1, A, Blair and MTs. W. J. Andrew, are in Toronto this week, at,. Lending the graduation exercises at the Methodfat'' National Training School. Mr. R, Medd lost a number of -pigs last week from poisoning. The District Convention of She Wo - non's MissionaO' Society is to, be held.;'in" the Methodist ehnrch; Sea. forth, on Wednesday, May 14th, FRESH SALMON TROUT DAILY LETTUCE, CELERY, TOMATOES,ETC. 1 Phone 4 Will Present Play in Clinton The London' Road Dramatic Society will present the 4 -act play, - "I Can't Afford It" in the Town mall, Clinton on the evening of Friday, May 16th Musical selections between acts Admission 25c. Reserve Seats 355. Plan at Fair's. Proceeds in aid of Clinton Hospital Constance Mr. and, Mrs. Gidley of Blyth were visitors at Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Pol- lard's on Sunday. I Fea 11lrsr.. Geo. Brown is visiting Mrs. Mr, Evans of Detroit, formerly of England, died'avery suddenly of pneu- monia on Friday. The body was brought to Burns church on Satur- day, where a short service was held. Re was- a brother of Mrs. Albert Quinn. Mr, and Mrs. Robt, Dayment of Iiippen were carders at Thos. Poly lard's on Tuesday evening. Mrs. James Attwood of Blenheim was a visitor for few days with her sister, Mrs,. John Mann. We aro very glad to report she is improving, though slowly. Uol111nesirille Miss ,lean Elford of Ottawa is the guest of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. A, J. Cotiee; Elfor' parents are now in EurMissope.'` They went over to attend the‘Empire in England and also a poultry Congress in "Spain, Mr. Elford being Dominion Poultry' Husbandman. Rev, W. A. Walden attended the funeral of an aunt at Brussels yes - The The Methodist quarterly . meeting was held on Monday evening, fairly satisfactory reports ,being presented,' Mr. 18. J. Trewagtha, was appointed delegate to the district meeting ill Goderich on May 21stand22nd. McKillop Townships 'Mr. George B. Eberhart lost a fine spring colt last week. Public school meeting was held at Roxboro school one evening last week in order to elect a new trustee t?b hl) ,the vacancy caused by bus. Lour Vier - hart's having moved to Seaforth. Mr,a F. Coleman was unanimously elected to finish the term. Mr. T. E. Hays bought a bunch 05 grass cattle from Mr: John Scott the first bC this weep. Messrs, Hart a nd McGowan have both: been' hauling brick with their teams in Seaforth, cleating the Main street'o' t laying for the la ui q.> the new road. Mr. Robert Daymond, u'., who was helliiitg Mr. John Herr with his seed - mg, has returned to sgl'ioo1 again. The Maitland Bank cemetery Conn inittee have had,, a couple of acres of Some Day the Stin Will Shine and you will be Busy • House-cleaning but in the meantime it will pay you to look over our. specials in Icroehler Chesterfield Suites, Davenport Beds in Tapestry and Lea- therette all guaranteed: to give absolute Satisfaction, giving a beauti- ful living room suite as well as bedroom if necessary. You may need new Beds, Springs or Matresses, We have some real special prices on the Old Reliable (Sniintons) Products 'which are built for 'sleep so wry not enjoy comfort, We are headquarters for Bugs 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 stook of Fane and Garden Tooa• and the Taylor - Forbes Lawn Mowers all sizes and prices. Justreceived a carload of Brantford Roofing, Slab Slate, Red and Green, Roll Roofing at all prices. Consult us before purchasing. Courtesy and Prompt Delivery Clint n Hardware and Furniture Co. THE STORES WITS A STOCK ' urniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195 C A' p i N COAL After several years of interrupted service -our Old Line Coal !Companies,. the D. L. & W", and'D, & H, are,:now shipping us coal regularly, and coal.of superior quality to anything that has been re- ceived in Ontario for years. • SUMMER PRICES .. are now on, and while it is warm these days let it reining you. that , when' Summer comes "Winter is sure to•;follow.' LET US RAVE YOUR ORDER PIace your order with the firm that has always made a special effort to supply what you want when you want it, whether Winter or Sumner, much or little,: Egg or Stove. _ We can give you service; on -any of the following: Grate oke gg Pocahonias Stove Domestic Lump Chestnut : Cannel Pea Coal Smithing We also have on hand a fresh carload of CANADA CEMENT and a variety of choice WOOD. At BRTJCEFIJLI) YARD we have in stock Chestnut;. Stove,. Coke, Cement,.. Lumber and Shingles: nnoceopied land ploughed, which they intend to level' and' seed down fresh ready for future sale, it pFeen °"rho Sroung Peoples' Club of St, Andrews church intend to have an anniversary on Sunday, dray 18±15, Rev. Ili', Alp of Auburn Will be the preacher. On Monday Blyth Orator. teal Society will give their 'grand Or- atorio, "Belshazzar' bit' and Mis, W:'18..,Cooper, who have lived riust'north of the village, intend moving 'ti London to reside. The .Sacrainent of the Lord's. Sup- per was observed in the Jiethodist church Sunday afternoon. A large congregation was.presentfrom Varna. and 'Goshen. ' Mrs. A. Petrie, of Toronto is the: guest of her pother, Mrs. A. Me - Gregor. Miss a. McKenzie 02 Goderic, town Ship is visiting with her brother, Mr. A. McKenzie, Mr. and Mrs: Peter Bowes have been recent visitors, with members of -their fancily at Bruceileld. A number of the people of Kippen. are•oin� into the; g g growing of encuut-, hers on large scale, a good price benig odered by a leading first. Mr. '1'.'. W. Butts has purchased the. residence of the late Geo.-Mcl4ayriand has taken Possession. Miss Mabel Whiteman, who spent' some time in Toronto bah returned,.