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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1924-09-04, Page 8CLINTOPI'S LEADING' Exl1 LI:Igy' STORE Watch purchased from tis means a reliable timepiece. We can sell yo .. a watch that is reliable and in a 'case that is guaranteed OUR REPAIRING DEPARTMENT If your `watch or dockneeds re-'- pairing we can do the work and give satisfaction. We can also,repair jewa } elegy and rings, Jeweller and Optieia LINS School Text Books and Supplies YOU ARE INVITED TO INVEST TLGATE TJJE lI'LELTS OF OUR STOCK. WE ASK TIIIS WI7II NOT A .LITTLE ASSURANCE TIT AT THE ADVANTA.CE WILL BE A MUTUAL ONE. V. "IliNV4"T TI--IURSD Yr •SEP' EMIiI c; %stn .922 - . Fair Co a Often the Cheapest --Always the Bee Next Hovey's Drug torii Co _VENNER, Electrician Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other' Appliances , 'Wiring and Repairs:, Phone 'SU Sp cal Cut Prices On Men's and 3oys', Clothing for,the balance of July and August 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 Sandalsat special low prices to clear. Just the thingfor hot weather. Special/values in Children's Sox and Ladies' Silk Hosiery in a big variety of the newest shades: shown this season. Some lines overstocked must be eleared before fall goods begin to arrive,; Plu SMALL PROFITS 11 steel Bros: PHONE 25. 9402E BUSINESS r{n nunnunnnunwn�n,n; rt nuun lie, Mrs, Cull of Mitchell has been visit ing'0ol. and Mrs. H. B. Combe,. Miss Norma Bentley of London spent the week -end and holiday in town, Mrs, D. Steepe spent the week -end and holiday withaStratford friends. Mr . and Mrs. B. Cook of. Goirie vis- ited Miss Edna Pennebaker on Sunday. • 111/(ss Agnes Walker left Monday to resume her teaching duties a Kingston. Mi s Lottie Slonian returned to Tor- onto on Monday after a holiday at • her home hi town. Miss Etta Hardy left on Monday for Tiverton, where she has taken a sehooifor the fall term. Mrs'. Robt: Mennell returned home Monday after a week's visit with her daughter in Toronto. Misses Winnie and Sadie Draper re- turned to• St. Catharines this week to resume their teaching duties. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Erwin and lit- tle Miss Janet returned on Friday after spending a holiday at Grams - by. Dr. Foster Copp, who has been spend- s. few weeks' vacation at his home in town, returned to Toronto this week. Miss Elizabeth Ford left Monday for Oshawa, where sh0 has accepted a pdsitioii: on the ate of the Public schools. Miss Garrett, who has been summer ing at her cottage at Bayfield has been visiting. her 'cousin, Miss B. P . Ward. Mrs. E. W. Rodaway left Tuesday', unarning for a few•weeks' visit with her sister, Mrs. Jacob Naylor. of Toronto. • Mr. Jack Bawden °left Monday for Hamilton, where he has accepted e. position on the staff of the Ade- laide Hoodless school. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Parka and Miss Jessie of London were callers at the home :of the lady's sister, Mrs. J. 14TcYhee, on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Nediger visit- ed relatives at Owen Sound and Lion's Head last -Week. They•. made the trip by motor. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. 'Laois are this week in Toronto, attending the Na- tional Exhibition„ and. will. . "motor. home the. end Of the week. Mr. • and Mrs. George VanLoon of Windso' spent theweek-end at the home of the tatter's parents, Mr.' and Mrs. E. A. Fodaway. Mrs. Jermyn, who has been visiting. her parents, Mi, and Mrs. J. B. Lindsay, for some weeks, spent a few days visiting in Toronto. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Watts and fa- mily motored up and spent the •week -end with the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs, H. Pennebaker. Warden Erwin of 'Bayfield was in town ,on Tuesday, having come in: to a meeting g of the Huron Quay y, Home committee of the County Council. Mrs. Crosse and lvfaster Billy, who have spent the : summer. with •the lady's parents, Dr. and Mrs. Gunn, returned last week to their home in Windsor. Mr, and Mrs. Gordon M.Ewan and three children of Detroit spent a few days over the week -end visit- ing the former's brother, Mr. M. 1N;oEwan of town. Mr. and Mrs. George 13.;McBride and' Master Kenneth of flint, Mich. and Miss Burrows and Miss Green of Sheppardton' were 'guests at the. home of Mr. and Mrs, H. Penne baker last week. Mr. and Mrs T. Dunbar' and • child- ren bf Sarnia "Visited the lady's' par_ ents, Mn. and, Mrs. George Bur- nett, in town on Saturday. They were going to London to visit Mr. Dunbar's parents, also. Mr. Ernest Livermore, who has been working for the Remington Busi- ness College, Toronto, during the summer vacation, is spending a cou- ple of weeks with his parents, Mr. and Mrs..' James Livermore. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Tanner, who -have been spending': the'liolidays as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Win Walker, left the .beginning of the week ,fat` gi roourt t where Mr Tanner hasaccepted a position ars teacher. Mr;' and Mrs. R. L. `htoor'e and.fam- ily, Mr. and Mrs; D. Hastings, Mr, and Mrs, Warren Finch and children and Mr, ;Harold and Miss Thelma Ditch of Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. George Finch and son and Mr. and, Mrs. Beechdey and daughter of Flint,' Mich., were week -end guests at the home of Mr. and IVIrs. Janes Finch of Clinton.• Miss Sadie 11fcCool,• who had visited,, her snothe at Iiondesboro and her: aunt, Miss, McCool of town, for .a; fortnight, left Saturday to,spend• a. week in'.Muskoka before returning to her duties in Ottawa. Mise Mc- Cool is private -secretary to tion." James. Murdock, Minister of ,Labor the King Government, 'and is they right in theniiddle of things politically.. The Central Crocerg The Pickling Season is hear again. This is the place to get. your supply of White Wine and Cider Vinigai, best brand 50c gal. Also all kinds of Spices 'Put up the kind of Pickles your family most enjoy for the winter A. Morley Jordon THE CENTRAL GROCERY Phone 144. New Fall Suitings Swell tailoring is usually thought/to • cost a swell price. , We provefie falsity of that sides -,by, our moderate prices. E SEASONS TH N STYLES are ready for your. inspection, Wewill tailor you a suit in any style and 'cloth you may select at a price that competes' closely with ,ready-made clothing. Davisa Herman VETERAN TAILORS PHONE224-W\• 1 m sm 5 alalxicmmmmusmmmms 511155 �y}i�, amuua; r4 Sutte,r HARDWARE PLUMBIN 110 It Now Now is the time, o• have your ;old Furnace overhauled or a new Sunshine 'Installed Eavetroughing, Roofing, Etc.,;,. cornmovicesiaiit Perdue ELECTRIC WIRING 1 1 i 1 1 1 e welcome our many customers bac l from their Holidays and introduce a few of our new .fail goods let `c)-2,„ x� f Half c>iup'buttet., 1 cup suer, 2. eggs, half cup prune juice,.'; 1 cup prunes (chopped), 1 ` teaspoonful ' soda (dissolved in prune juice), 11 cups flour ('measure before sifting), 1 tea- spoonful baking powder, half cup nets (chopped), teaspoon- ful nutn eg. Cook Prunes, use juice. Can be cooked in layers and put together with boiled icing. l Prunes i.n.cans,'del orate per tin 40c Groceteria Specs Big Specials In Tens Black tea In bulk 48c .F-ursley tea 5$c Our own tea ' 68c Monarch extra'special 75c Tea market strong, buy now cls for' This week 10 lbs Granulated sugar 10 bars Soap 2 lbs Seeded raisins 5 lb pail Lard 10 lbs Rolled Oats 97c 65c 25e. $1.00 39c Fresh Salmon Trout Bodleys' rnarshrnaliow cakes per lb 20c 0c Smiles' an'' Chuckles _ 6 per lb 60c 'Buy a Photo Card, while they last and get your Photo for 25c Cash ea Carry 2 Deliveries People You Know Mr. Harold Kilty has returned to Tor- onto after spending a vacation with relatives in -Clinton. • Mr, Kenneth Hunt is spending this weekwith relatives in Toronto and taking In the Big Fair. Dr, and Mss. J. C. Gandier and fam- ily have returned fron'i their sunt- oner hone at Southampton. Miss Nellie Ramp left on Saturday for Bruce Mines to be ready for the opening of school on Tuesday. 1VIr" and Mrs. R, E. Manning and family and. Miss Helen Fisher are spending the week in Goderieh. Mrs, J. Cuninghame•and Miss Flor- ence Cuninghame are spending this week at the lakeside at Goder"ich. Miss Jessie O'Neil has returned' to. Kitehener to !resume her work on the Collegiate staff of that town. Miss Laura Biggart of.St. Catharines was a week -end guest at the house of her + brother, Mr. W. Bigganeof Clinton. Miss Norah Cooper of Collingwood is this week visiting with her aunts, Mrs. Vf, O, Brown and Mrs. A. J. Morrish. - Dr. and Mrs, Campbell of Markdale were the guests of Mr, and Mrs. J. E. Hovey over the week -end and holiday. Miss Kathleen McConnell, who has been spending her vacation with her ;paints, Mr. and Mrs. James McConnell, has returned to Lloyd - town to resume her school duties., Miss Mariot{ Irwin, who has been en- gaged in mission work in the•Can- adin Wes, wasc o a tcalled home, last' . ,week owing to the illness of her mother,' whose, condition is anything hut satisfactory at time of writing, Ms. R. A. Parkinson, who supplied on the Bayfield Methodist circuit last year and up to the first. of July: was ,in town ;on Saturday. He was on his way to his hone' at. ,oGranton, Mr. Parkinson goes bath to College this fall. Mr. and Mrs. Albeit Kemp and Mr. and Mrs. George Kemp and two children ..and.,. Mrs, E. Kemp of London were week -end visitors with', Mr, and Mrs. S. Kemp of town. Mrs. E. Kemp remained and will make an extended visit. •with her son here. Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Struthers and children, who have been spending the summer at Lake Couchiching, will spend the week -end at the home of the lady's brother, Mr. A. T. •Cooper.', They leave almost at once fdt California, where they will spend some time before returning to China. Miss Edna Wise left Tuesday inorn- ing for Toronto., to enter the Con- servatory of Music. Miss Wise will be much missed in Clinton, where she won many warm friends. IShe has for the past couple 'of years • been organist in Wesley church and it was with regret that the board accepted her resignation,, Stance j Township Mr.. Clifford Scotchmer of Detroit spent the week-e'nd with his another and father, ".Mr. and Ma's. John Scotchner of the Bronson line.. Mr. Leslie Fielding of Detroit is now the guest of Mr • Samuel Huston of the Sauble line. Mr. James McGee spent Sunday evening with Seatorth friends, Mr. and Mrs.. Samuel Huston tieatoi( a nuni,ber of young people to a most, enjoyable corn roast on Fri- day last, Miss. Viola Level sage of Mount For- est was a visitor last week with Miss Agnes Glen, Mr, Wesley Jackson of Philadelph- ia was a visitor for a fortnight with his Barents, Mr. and Mils,. .Tames WANED 'veil Phone 84 rtAPAPIAltAllARIRWAROMNrill Every boy and girl belonging to St. Paul's Sunday school to be in his or her class next Sunday at•2:8O p.m- . RALLY DAY 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 e::tra. Orders may be left at The News - Record Office. IRVING BROT}IRRS APIARY nearC.N.R.- Depot. CLINTON) ONTARIO. 36-tf. TRY awkins WHEN -IN NEED OF PLUMBING, TINSMITHING • .0R GENERAL rr HARDWARE. I cin installing a complete line of the celebrated 14lartin-Senour-.paints. Every can guaranteed. Will also carry oils of all kinds. • Give us a call and, let us serve' your needs. Prompt Delivery, Courteous Treatment to all. Thomas W. Hawkins Phone 244 Jackson. Mrs. Roy Cantelon is at present visitings h friends nds in Detroit,Mas_ w t fi ter Raymond accompanied her. Di , P, C McEwen of Detroit was a visitor with Mrs. John Pearson, and other relatives Inc a week. Mr: and Mrs John Innes are spend- ing a few days in Toronto, Miss W. Ganihle of Ripley started on her duties Tuesday in S. 5, 'No. 1.. Miss Margaret McLaren of Hen- sail spent a few days last weep with her aunt, Mrs. Ed, C. Glen, --a- SENTENCED FOR ROBBERY OF BENMILLER AND BisYTH MILLS Magistrate kieid last Thursday morning imposed sentence' in the ens - 05 of Devitt Lick and, Vlilliani Lock - ridge, jr•, convicted of breaking in- to the woollen mill at Benrniller and Furniture Department Our Bargains, advertised for August, still hold good wibile:the stock lasts. 1 Hardware Department Now is the time to look your old roofs over. We have all kinds of Brantford' roofing and siding at all prices. Let us figure on your job.• Reduced prices on Screen Doors, Windows, Screens, New Per- fection Oil Cook Stoves; Ovens and Stepladders. Mixed nails one to six inches long at $3.00 per 100 pounds. A few Second hand ranges in good condition,for coal or wood, at low prices. Before going any furtheriwith your heating problem call on us and we will give you estimates for a heating system that is absolute- ly guaranteed. Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co. TEE STORES wren A. STOCK Furniture Phone: 144 Hardware 195 M4 ats CURRELL & SHIPLEY VINEG4..--Do not risk your pickles to inferior grades of vinegar. Buy the best quality. It pays. -0 We guarantee our vinegar and our prices are the best. CAULIFLOWER, •SILVER SIIIN ONIONS PICIiILERS & CUCUMBERS; Redpath's best granulated for the ,preserving requirements. It in- sures your fruit keeping. PROMPT SERVICE QUALITY G00DS LOW PRICER THE C. & •S.'GROCER-S. Main Store, Phone 1,.25 W:;, Branch Store, Phone 125 J. mitsiiisissasamseemaisimi i SCRANTON TON A After several years of interrupted service our Old Line Coal Companies, the D. L. & W. and D. & 11. 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 it'warm. these days let it remind you that when Summer comes Winter is sure to follow. IIJET US HAVE YOUR ORDER 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, Egg or Stove. ' We can give you service on any of the following: Crate •Egg., Cake P®ca h sa'd St ave x'�eac.Iltr�tlsi� Chestnut Cannel • Pea Coal Stnl.tltitig We also have on hand a fresh carload of. CANADA. CEMENT and a variety of choice WOOD. At 'th UCEFIELD YARD we have in stock Chestnut, Stove, Cake, .Cement, Lumber and Shingles. Mustar , Coall „Co. also of the theft of wooLtvom'13a.in- Locicridge received an indeterminate, t .' warehouse t B1 ton v l se z the Lisk a- ysentence of not less than an one year noir - I y wag,' sentenced to two years less one i more than eighteen months in 'the' day-ih tide Ontario Refeninatory and`l Z,efornatory„