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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1924-08-28, Page 8See in TFIU,r0 ie UP"7 h 19. 1lol 'ext Boo and upplies. A Watch purchased from • us means a reliable timepiece. We can sell yon a watch that is reliable and in a case hat is guaranteed; OUR REPAIRINGDEPARTIVIF,NT your watch or clock needs re; pairing we can -do the work and give satisfaction. We can also repair new. elery and rings 70E ARE INVITED 1'0 1N17ES PIG1TE THE MERITS OR OT13. STOCzK.. WE ASIS TATS WITK NOT A 'LITTLE ASSURANCE TITAT' TLIE ADVANTAGE WILD BE A MUTUAL ONE `.- ' J NS Eewellex and.Optician Next Hovey's Drug Store C. H. V ENe ,' l�le.ctric a� Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs; Irons, Fans and ether Appliances Wiring and Repairs. Phone 15 Yw wompowastommamaami Special Cut. Prices On Men's and Boys' Clothing for " the balance of July .and August TitoW..Fair un Often the Cheapest, -..Always: the Beat, Featurling Woraderftua Vaiutr s in See our Japanese Tea Window and Japanese Black Tea in 'bulk good value Dursley Tea in bulk Parasol /,per lb 48c> O'l�Teil's Extra Special per lb 58c Monarch (in a ,class of its own per lb f 5c per lb 75c I ssumm nn uastftft - ° New Snappy Styles in Young Men's and Boys' Suits to :be cleared at reduced' prices. • Men's' Oxfords, Black or Brown from $3,98 up. Canvas Shoes,and Sandals' at special low prices to clear. Just the thing for hot weather. Special values in Children's Sox and Ladies' Silk Hosiery. in a big variety of the -newest shadesshown this 'season,. Some lines overstocked must be cleared (before fall goods begin to arrive. Plurnsteei Bros. SMALL PROFITS PHONE' 25; MORE BUSINESS The Central °Grocery The Pickling Season is hear again. This is the place to get ' mr §upply of White Tue. and Odat Vinigar, best brand 50c gal. Also all -kinds of Spices Put up the kind of Pickles your family most enjoy for the winter Moriej Jordon THE CENTRAL GROCERY JIMINIMMIllnintaksbeINIMOMMENNIIMMenamienaOlna Phone 144 New Fall Suit gs Mr. W. Argent spent the week -end at iBayfield. Miss" Susie Powell spent the week - ed with Goderich friends. Mrs. Thos. N(ellveen is visiting her daughter,;. Mrs. W. D. Williams of Ingersoll:. Mrs, R. Mennell left''this morning to visit her daughter, Mrs. Harold Zeats of Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford -Beaton of Ot- tawa have been visitingthe for - user's mother in town. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon and children of Wallaceburg visited their aunt, ' Miss Washington, over the week- end. eekend. • Mrs. R. R. Hewsan of Pasadena, Calif., arrived in town Saturday to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T H, Cook. • Misr Southcombe returned to her home in Niagara Falls on Saturday after spending a week with Clin- ton friends. Mr. W. H. Hsllyar and Master Bren- ' ton returned- Satutr%ay evening of ter a fortnight's visit in -Bowman- Tills and Toronto. Rev. S. J. Allin..of Toronto was a visitor -in tenni last week, conning up to attend the funeral of the late Mrs. E. -.G..Courtice, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Mair; Mair and Mr. and. Mrs. WI . Shep- pard spent the week -end with rein- tives and friends at Ripley, `Rev. T. W. and Mrs. Hazelwood and Miss Muriel and Master Jimmy of Dresden are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. R. B, Carter, Miss Eva Stevenson, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. John Cun- inghame, for the past:. few weeks, returned to Toronto on Friday. Mrs. J. W. Elliott has just returned Home after a visit at Sault Ste. Marie, with hes,; sister at Echo Bay -and also with friends in Toronto, Dr. George C. Sellery of Madison, Wisconsin, Dean of the University of Wisconsin, spent a few days this week ea the guest of his sister, Mrs. A.. T. Cooper, Mr. and -Mrs, R, Beeearter and Mies Eva and their .guetss, Rev. T, W. and MI's, Hazelwood and children motored up to Listowel and spent the week -end with friends, Mr.„and Mrs. J. D. Atkinson and Miss Eileen, who have been on a holiday trig . to Ingersoll, Niagara Falls and other points east, return- ed Monday. They went by motor, Miss Rudd and Miss Clark were -guests an Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. Abner, Cosens of Winghatn, going up to be present at the unveil- ing of the Soldiers Memorial in that town. M. Harry Shaw, who has been tak- ing a post -graduate in England, has returned home. Mr, ' Shaw visited several of the countries •on the Continent and spent a.most int- teresting year. f , Col, Combe, Col,” Rance, Major Shaw and Captain Thomas Morgan of Clinton were among those who attended the unveiling of the. sole diens' memorial at Winghatn on Tuesday afternoon. Messrs. Fred Match and Morgan Ag- new assisted the Winghatn band at the unveiling at that town, op Tees ,.,day afternoon, the former: blowing the Last Post, the latter the Re- veille, during the ceremonies. Misses Jean and Mary Chidley ro- turned on Tuesday to Toronto after spending their vacation at their home in.town. They were a0eo111 panied by their brother, Master Bill Jackson, who will spend a week in the city, , Mr. and Mrs, James A. Haber of Detroit, Mich., who have been the guests of. the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Thos. Mason, returned to -their -name Wednesday morning,. aecompanied•.by Mr, and Mrs. Ma, ;son, who Will spend the.. month of September as their guests. Miss Nellie Medd of Exeter visited at Wesley Parsonage and at Mr. J. G. Medd's on ,her way home from a motor trip " to Niagara Falls, which she took with some friends Ifrom Fordwieh, The party stopped off with friends at Grimsby, Chip- pewa and -Guelph, Miss Medd was accompanied by her niece, Miss, Marjorie Medd, Mr. .,s and Mrs, Gordon Cuninghame and two children returned Monday from a fortnight's motor trip, They 'Tent east to Ottawa, spentseveral days on the Rideau and ,camped at various places enroute. They did some fishing, as a holiday without fishing would be no holiday to Mr. Cuninghame, and thoroughly _ ens joyed their two weeks in the open. Mrs., M. Armstrong` and children, who have " been visiting relatives and friends inClintonand vicinity for the past few months, and Mrs. D, Munro, who accompanied thein, left last week for their home at Rosetown, Sask. They were ac- companied by Miss Livingstone of iBayfiekl. They went by C,T,R•, being ticketed through by Mr:; '1?1; Jackson. Swell tailoring is usually thought to cost a swell price. We prove the falsity of that Iidea .by our moderate prices. 4MHE SEASONS STYLES are ready for your 'inspection., We will tailor you a suit in any style and cloth yott may select at a price that eompetes closely with ready-made clothing. Davis & liertnart VETERAN TAILORS PHONE 224-W mut 1 onuw LIII l u unmmn ouusmm i Now is the time to have your old Furnace overhauled r a new Sunshine The Tea market is stronger. Our prices are the lowest in the market 5 Bars Comfort Soap, with coupon 10 Bars any kind of soap 2 lb Seeded Raisins . 5 lb pail of Lard for 25c for 65c for 25c. for $1.00 Fresh Salmon Trout, Fridays' Bodley's Marshmallow cakes, each 20c Smile's an' Chuckles, per lb 6Oc Buy a Photo Cardwhile they last ands get your Photo for 25c Cash & Carry 2 Deliveries O'Neil People You Kriow -Miss Bessie watt has been holidaying in Bayfield. Mrs. West and family are spending a holiday in Kincardine. Miss, Grace Ingles of Stratford is the guest of Miss Jean Piumsteel. Miss Freda .Thomas of the Canadian Express is spending her vacation at Guelph. Mr. Newton Davies returned Satur- days -after a week's visit with De- troit friends. Miss Kathleen Hancock of Toronto is spending a holiday with her sister, Mrs. French. Rosa 0. Anderson of Forest attended Pre funeral of the late Ml;s, B. G.. Courtiee on Thursday last, Mr, and Mrs. Connolly of Toronto visited last week at the home of the lady's brother, Mar J. Wiseman Master Bobbie Johnston of Hamilton ]eft forhis home last week after a visit with his aunt, Mrs, Iddp Crich Mr. and Mrs, Adam Scott returned home last night atter spending a -couple of days with London friends. Rev. A. A. and Mars. Holmes, and Mr. D. Cantelon were in Winghatn on Tuesday for the unveiling cere- monies. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Courtice and Miss Betty returned to their home in Hamilton on Tuesday. Mr. E. G. Courtiee accompanied them. Mrs. Fred F. ,Gillies and daughter, Miss Marion, of Kitchener arevis- iting at the home of the lady's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Andrews, Miss Olive Harland, who lieotored over to Detroit with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Marsh and spent a week as their guest, returned to Clinton on Saturday. Rev. W. and Mrs. Pickard of Ohio, who have been visiting relatives on Manitoulin Island, have returned and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Jenkins. Mee. Fred Weir and children, who have been visiting in town for some time, left Wednesday for Peterboro and Toronto en a visit to Mr." Weir's relatives. Misses Eleanor and Hazel Fishery who have been holidaying at their home in town, that of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Fishes, Mill street, for' the past couple of months, left last week for Winnipeg. Mr. Manley Shipley, who has been on the medical state at Misnico during the summer vacation, spent a few days during the past week at his Isome, that of Mr: and Mrs. George Shipley, Mr. Shipley will enter upon his final year in medicine at Toronto. University this autumn, WINNERS IN HOME GARDEN CONTESTS The" following are the names an$ score cards of the pupils.in the Monis Garden (contests in North and •South Huron, conducted under the direction of the District Representative thi"s Year: NORTH HURON Edna Wallace 0614 Donald Snell ,96 951/5 95 943/: 9314 93 901/2 891/ 89 a 89 861/ 86 • Frank Kirby Ordelia Rapien Elva Sinith Mary St.' Marie Loretta Myers Evan Pallas Hugh Radford Jessie Andrew Alvin Collinson NorvaI;Pocock • IIelen Foley- Lillian Dalton Ward Jewell 8511 Doris liibbens: Helen Bowler Verna Rath Albert O'Luagtiii 85u 85 842 82 PURE COMB HONEY FOR SALE CLOVER HONEY in one pound sections, price 25 cents, per section. Free delivery in 'Clinton. 'Shipments made of not less than 24 sections, express extra. -Orders may be left at The News - Record moo. IRVING BROTHERS APIARY near C.N.R. Depot CLINTON, . ONTARIO. 36-tf. TRY T. Hawkins WREN IN NEED OF PLUMBING, TINSMPFHING OR GENERAL HARDWARE. Here is a Chance to save Real Dollars So don't miss it During the month of August we are reducing prices away down on Furniture which will certainly pay you to buy while this sale lasts. Here,are a few of the specials: Solid, Walnut Dining Room Suite regular 0215, special at....01855 Walnut Finish Dining Roont Suite regular 0160 for 5155 Old English Finish, Solid Oak Dining Room Suite reg. $120. at 100 Bedroom Suite, Walnut Finish regular $120, special at 0100 You will save money on Kitchen Cabinets, Library Tables, lied room Suites, Chesterfield rind Dlvanette Suites, Phonographs and Verandah Furniture. So call and look us over, ` Courtesy and prompt delivery to all parts of town or county. Cl ntonllardware and Furniture Co. THE STORES WITH A STOCK Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 195 I ons installing a complete line of the celebrated Martin -Senora.. paints. Every can guaranteed. Will also carry oils of all kinds, Give us a call and let us serve your meeds. Prompt - Delivery. Courteous Treatment to all. Thomas W. ,Hawkins Phone 244 Antonette Dalton 80 Gertrude O'Connor Elva McKay 'Duncan McKay Thelma McIntyre Dorothy O'Neil • Marie` Courtney SOUTH HURON Goldwin Smith Clarence Potter Marion Turnbull Lula Hunter Eleanor 1VIcEwen Bruce Eagleson Ruth Turnbull Jim-, Ross Chester Grigg Margaret Forest Dorothea Sterling Alfred Evans Wilfred Flynn Jack Welsh Russel Jervis Evelyn McAllister Reginald Ball Claude Fallis Adella Mason Marjorie Westcott ;Clarence Perdue Kenneth Wein• Donald Desjardine Stella Webb Lottie Johnston George Hudie f .. Leeburn: Mr. ,lames Chisholm, sr., lad the inisfot•tune to have his hand badly injured while at work thresh- ing at Mr, J. Farrish'sa• 72 63 h 62 50 a 50 50 971/ • 96'1 r 9614 922 -92 911/ 91•., 901/ 88 871/ 8611. 86 8514 85 84 83 80 .• 80 1 : 76r/ 73 61 55 55 52 50 50 CURRSLL & SHIPLEY Home grown Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Cabbage, Butter Eeans, Beets iCarrots, Cooking Onions. Leaches Oranges Bananas Lemons Olives, Pickles, Vegonnaise, 14Iayonnaise, Olive Butter, Catsups, Sauce, "Chef' Sauce, W&"rchestershn'e Sauce. Cooked Ham, Roast Ham, Cream Cheese, Peayneal Bacons, Picnic Ham, Cottage Rolls and Bologna. Secure your Redpath Sugar forthe preserving season NOW. PROMPT SERVICE QUALITY GOODS LOW PRICES THE C, & S GROCERS Main Store, Pliene .125' W. Branch Store, Phone 125 J.. enciesanaseraiasessesserstsciam SRANTON C After several years of interrupted service our Old Line Coal Companies, the D. L. & W. and D. 8 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 tow on, and while 2 is warm these days let it remind you hat when Summer comes Winter is sure to 'follow, LET UH HAVE YOUR ®*, ®ER Place your order with the firm that has always made a special effort to supply what you want when' you want it, whether Winter or Summer, much or little, Eggor Stove. We can give you service on any of the following: Grate Coke Egg Stove Chestnut Pocahontas D ntestic Lump Cannel Pea Coal ,Srnithind We also have on hand a 'freest esrload of CANADA CEMENT and a variety of choice WOOD. `, At BRUCEFIELD .YARD we have in stock Chestnut, Stove, Coke, Cement, Lumber and Shingles. J., B. Mustard C yl .., i Co iontaamexammeatatnirianwparmsmegaseromargzetralierzreatawarentimitotzi WHEA'G ALREADY MOVING ed to Keewatin, Ont. It was a first Winnipeg, Aug. 25. -The first ear class sample of ruby brand, weighing. of 1924 wheat to be shipped was nmov- 1 64 poinds to the bushel and ,grading ed today from Altana, Man., consign- I No, 1 -Northern,