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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1924-11-06, Page 8;I:l1e? tate2 this i/a iii:.r.: d-:nes$ gbartsgt,}r lr s ;tutdhaserlr'a`klxoe' d 1184• ^ l - T S. of;ha Pr's - 'was Gibson Bth The ,1. W Ilowaclt Tow}I1Ship, ,���a1R ' Y 'was $tricker with 1s L"xelalruc while b'4teriaz chhtzeh celebrated its'dia. picking , pples ons s fawn one clay mond jubiless last week The spc last weekand 'feel to the ground tial speaker of the evenii was Mac. dead. lie had ' been in ins usual,,(Rev.) Harkness of 1 incl, for mane. healtn previously. • years a missionary' in Korea, CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELLRY STO pec ice BEADS We have a large assortment 'of Beads which we' are,selling'at a very special price including all the latest styles. Regular. price 32:50, special $1.85. Regular $2.75 for $2.00. Regular, $1.75 for $1:10. Regular '31,50 for 31.00. Regular 75c, for 350." Regular bk. for 25c. • ' Fcuicy Brooches+reduced-in proportion Ear -rings, Barretts, Fancy Combs, etc., at unheard of reduced 'prices , Also 30 Watehes at greatly reduced prices. e e e' JOHNSON 'dweller and Optician 9 is i'V Next Hovey's Drug Store Three Special X roes Fri e the New Fall Stock. LAtas SILK AND WOOL HOSE AT $1 00 This is a beautiful line of hosiery and wonderful value at the price. Itcomes in all the new' shades: Congo, Log Cabin, Cleri- cal Grey; and, also in the plain shades such as Black, Brown and .,. Gley. NEW WASHABLE, SUEDE GLOVES AT 75e ANA UP These Gloves are made by one of Canada's largest glove manu- facturers and come in all the new shades, and this year are double tipped which give extra wear. See the guarantee ticket in each pair. It will surprise you the beautiful gloves we can srow you at 75c and $1.00. 14IE'S MERINO UNDERWEAR.AT $1.00 PER GARMENT This is made by 'Penman" and a good fall garment. See these before you buy more. Plu SMALL PROFITS 1# steel Bros. PHONE 25, MORE BUSINESS T&6: We cannot kill the fatted cal£ or: have roast, turkey for dinner all the. time, but w e can cheerfully admit that we have much to •• be thankful for. Surely the season has been gracious to us and this old earth has kept the promise made to ;'•as 'afore time that it should bring forth plen-' teously of its fruits even if a few potatoes rot or a few oats sprout in ,the shock send Thanksgiving cards to your friends. Table Covers, Napkins, -Doilies, Peace Cards, Crepe Paper, Turkey cut-outs and Seals. Tile'D Fair Co Often' the Cheapest—Always the Bes MMOMMIIMINAMMIIIMOMMEMINAIMIIMMIIMMORIMIINI 111 New Fall Sttitiii gs Swell tailoring is usually thought to cost a swell price. We prove the falsity of that idea by our moderate prices. THE SEASONS STYLES are ready for your inspection.. We will tailor you a suit in any style and cloth'you may select at a price that competes closely with 'ready-made clothing, Davis& a VETERAN TAILORS' PHONE 224-W It „saenrnOpn8uaouinuwunnuun, L% Alli Mrs. W. Jen"lcins ,spent last week in Toronto. Miss Jean'Mrller visited with her cou- sin, Miss Mabel, Harvey recently, Miss Clara Ferguson has returned to Stratford after spending a few weeks in town. Miss Richardson of the C. C.I. > staff., a leaves Friday for Oshawa to 'spend Thanksgiving. Mrs. Campbell of Calgary is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr., and :Mrs. J. A. Ford. Mrs. George Taylor has returned from a visit with friends in Brant-; ford and Kitchener. • Mrs. George Van Loon of Windsor is visiting this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Rodaway. Misses Barry, and Agnes .Combe are expected home 'from . Toronto to- morrow for the Thanksgiving hole_ days. Mr. L. A. Mason of Windsor is re- liet;ing at the, Royal Bank on\ac- count of the illness of Mr. Jt V. Eagan., Mr. W, H. Robertson, editor of The ,Goderich Signal was in town yes- terday for the Fruit Show and gave The News -Record a call,. Mr. and Mrs, J.Moore of (odericll former residents of Clinton wet'e " the guests Of ,the latter's sister, Mrs. McBrien, over the week -end. Rev. A. A. Holmes and Rev,. 0. J. assd Mrs.-Moorhouse are in To- ronto this week attending the— cele-bration of the Missionary Centen- nary. Rev.. J. II. Colclough of Ci•eemore• has been in town this week, com- ing to sea .his sister, Mrs. Pickett; who is very •ill in Clinton hospital at present. ' Mrs. Lyon, Mrs. Geo. Middleton, Mr, and Mrs. Bert Hall and daugh- ter, Miss Mildred, of Owen Sound visited Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Medd over the week -end. Mrs. R. A. Leonard, who has been visiting with her brother,".Magis- trate S.' J. Andrews, during the summer, left yesterday for her home p Vancouver. B.C. Call and see this Wonderful Ware at Moderate Prices Sutter & Perdue I-IARDWARE , PLUMBING ELECTRIC WIRING /e New Fruits and Show CaseFigs from Turkey Our Biggest Fruit Week ---Every item is a Bargain for yoloo Read Them All Carefully PIG GR CET RIA SPECIALS- . 3 lbs Dates for 25c for'25c for 19c 2 lbs Seedless Raisins 1 ib Currants 1 lb inixed Peel, Lemon and Orange 34c 3 lbs iSeedless Raisins 39c Shelled Walnuts, per ib . 48c See our Groceteria for 'Display of all our New Fruits and Peels. We do ` not ask you to buy, call and inspect• the quality and compare our prices Candied Cherries, Bodleys'Almond Paste Icing Big Specials,in Candy, mixed Cream; and Chocolates 25c FOR THANKSGIVING -=Red Cabbage, 'Hubbard Squash, Cran Berries, Celery, Cauliflowers, Corn on Cob, Riley's Toffees and' Grapes Smile's an' Chuckles, per lb 60c We are Sole Agents for Apex Canned Goods Cash tic Carry 2 Deliveries 0' N :I1 Phon 84 Pmftwkwommommemswoomioskomio~00~vommookomwvvvitsonmosd Annual'. Bazaar Under the auspices of the Ladies' Guild of St. Paul's church in the Par- ish Hall on T1URSDA,Y, NOVEM- BE1I 27th, eommeneing at 3 p.m. Afternoon Tea served. Aprons, fancy work, touch and take table, rummage, homemade cooking, candy and fish .pond. 79-2 Miss Eleanor McKinley and Miss Es- ther Trewarthe were the delegates from the Wesley Young 'Peoples' League at the convention at Dun- gannon on Thursday last. Registrar Coats, W. T. &tourney, E. R. Wigle M.P.P, A, Porter, Reeve Runnings, County Clerk Holman of Goderieh attended the County Fruit Show in Clinton yesterday. • WANTED 000' people to see "RICHARD THE LION .HEARTED" at the STAR THEATR'C, on NOVEMBER 17, 18 and 19. All -sitar cast, including Wallaee ,Beery; John Bowers; Marguerite de la .Motto;, Charles Gerrard;' Gully Marshall; Cathleen Clifford; Mitchell Lewis and others. Admission: Adults 85e.. Children. 25e. j 1114 Under auspices of St, Paul's Sun- day school. 79-2. Me. Dean Courtier, came up from Iian[ilton and Spent; last week -end at his home in town. •, On his re- turn he e-turn•he was accompanied by Mrs. Courtice and little Miss Betty, who have been spending; a few weeps Here, - Messrs. Willaim Eagleson of A,ber- deen, South Dakota, and Edmund Eagleson of Morse, Sask., were in town this week, Both " were 'call- ed hone on account'.of the illness of their ,father, Mr, William Eagle - tor of Bayfield. The . Eagleson boys, scattered as they are over the continent, alw.•y.0 like to keep in touch with the old home com- munity anti' their, names Incrall upon The Newo-Record mailing list; together with that of - their sister, tIifrs. Young of Aberdeen, who is also home. Mr, and Mrs. E. W. Rodaway leave tomorrow, Friday, to visit their daughters in Windsor' and Chicago and their son in Roouoke, Ill. Later they will go on to California, where they will be the guests for a time of Mr. Rodaway's sister, Miss Lois 1 podaway, Hermosa Beach, Mr. •Rodaway has been contemplating some such a trip for a long time ,but "found it hard to leave hoarse while he was on the farm. , Now his time is More his own and this should prove to be a }very pleasant little jaunt for lfoth himself and wife. All on Account of Polly A 8 -act Play by a company of Seaforth young people will be put on in the town hall, Clin- ton'on THURSDAY, EVE., NOV. lath Under the auspices of the choir of Wesley church. Play had great, success in, Seaforth. Admission: Reserved seats 85c., Cush seats 25c. Plan open at Fair's on Saturday.: • November Sth; Mr. Ralph Harrison Teacher of. Violin Studio at Mrs.. I icelincbbeg's James Street, Q Clinton 76-tE POPULAR YOUNG TUCKERSMITH, LADY HONOURED The choir of Turner's churchmet at the home of 1VIr, and Mrs. ,Sari Whit- wore on Thursday evening.; Oc- tober 23rd, for their weekly practise and took advantage of the occasion to make a presentation to Miss Mildred Young "a member of the choir prior to'her marriage to 1111'. Kenneth Me_ Lean of Auburn. Mr. Lewis Telt- butt gave a very ..,eulogistic and'ap preciative address, expressing regret at Miss Young's departure, and best wishes for the future, and on behalf of the choir, Miss ' Gladys Crich pre- sented Miss Young with -a set of sit- vex tleaspoons as a token of esteem and hest wishes. Miss Young re- plied appropriately, thanking the members for their gift and kind ap- preciation and good wishes. Brief addresses were also given by Mr. A. E. Matheson and Mr. S. Whitmore. The remainder of the evening was spent in games, music and singing, and lunch was served' by the ladies. The best wishes ' of iihe choir and community for a happy and prosper- ous married life go with the young'; lady to her new home. Varna ,On Sunday, November 9th, harvest thanksgiving services, combined with general Thanksgiving and Armistice Day, will be held in St. John's church at three o'clock in the afternoon. Rev. Mr. Brown of Seaforth will conduct 'the services, assisted by the choir of St. Thomas church, .Seaforth: Al are invited to attend :this service of thanksgiving to Almighty God for a most bountiful harvest and for peace The pupils and friends of the, Var no J a school enjoyed I3isoa'enInas o ed a a w querade socialson Thursday evenin last in the townhalland a very plea t time was scant g san BUL s For Winter and . Spring bloom. This is the time to plant them. • See our stock of: HYACINTHS • TULIPS DAFFODILS NARCISSUS CROCUSES,ETC. Prepared soil delivered to your home 15c a pail. J. 'Cuninghame, Florist Phones 31 and 176 W. '77-3 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 he left at The News - 'Record. Office. IRVING BROTHERS. APIARY near •0.N.R, Depot CLINTON, ONTARIO. • 3641. Base Line Llir. and Mr. A. Way of Seaforth visited at the home, of ItIr. V. Wright over the week -end. The fine barns of Mr. Robert Can were destroyed by fire on Friday af- ternoon jest, f-ternoon-,last, with 'all the season's crop and silage. The neighbors 'ga- thered around and got all • the stock out and some of the implements. There; is some insurance, t51aster Ray Mason gave a Hallow- e'en party on Friday night 'ho a num- ber of his young friends. All reL port a very pleasant time. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton and sirs. Tyner of BruceCield visited at the home of Mr, N. Ball on Siuiday• , /Mr. Ezra Ellis visited his brother at,Hanoverrecently. eating Y Needs When contemplating a new heating systein or having your old one repair- ed, get, our prices. Also anything in Ranges or Heaters. The best makes always 'on hand at exceptionally low prices. Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Hard- ware and Glass always on hand,: :More Goon - �News We are. putting on a big' sale of Congoleuni Rugs and our stock ' is` complete so come: in early and make your r selections as the sale • •only lasts until November 1st. Also special price on Linoleum Rugs. We have a large new stock of Linoleum and Ott -Cloths which surely will please the eye as well'as the purse. d Our Furniture, is 'all new -'and right up-to-date, and we'll be pleased to show you the advantages of dealing .here. Come end see the rest for yourself. • Hardware Department Our stock of the celebrated Beach Stoves in oval 'and round fire- ' box for cooking and heating purposes is complete. None better • on market. These are Teal value. A few good second hand cook stoves, cheap. A full stook of Rifles, Guns end anununition, see our windows. We are head quarters for celebrated Brantford Roofing, Bronze Weatherstripping for doors and windows to keep out the cold and sale fuel. m• THREE OF A KIND Buffalo Bill has the wild west show, With rough riders from every land; Ringling Brothers have `the .circus, Advertised so great, and grand. One claims this, the other claims that; Both are worth going to see; But when it comes to setting up stoves Toni Hawkins is the roan for ME,: He takes thein down, cleans theist up, And makes ahem good as new; I-Iis prices are right—not out of sight; He is also the man for YOU. T Hankins Phone 244 Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co. THE STORES WITH A. STOCK Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 19 CLJRRELLSHIP LEY .JUST ARRIVED—A Fine Assortment of Chinaware See our Window for Dipslay of These Beautiful Goods The specially low prices which we are able to offer will, certainl interest you w THE C & S. GROCERS Main Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Store, Phone 125 Goderich: ,Angus :McQuaid of, Sea - forth pleaded .guilty, .before Magis- What about the burning question? Have you got your coal bin: full? When the real cold weather conies there is bound to be an ex cessive demand because Canada is 1,005,000 tons short this year 01 her imports of Anthracite alone, Stove Coal is already abnost at impossibility, and Chestnut is tightening up' rapidly. 'We are stocking up on Domestic Coke before it 'gets dearer. Try Our Coke It is 25%d cheaper than Anthracite; it has 75% less ash and at solutely'no slate or bone: It is in a class by itself as the ver best substitute for Hard Coal. Whatever you want in the fuel line call us up and we will <i our best to meet your wishes; and we are just at •tlie other end your telephone ready to SERVE and SATISFY. J. D. I®/Mustard Coat Co. PHONE 74 date Reid last Week to a charge o1 his brother-in- law r diel in- "� from o ea`1in ••bo gds uo s g law:Wtn• Mc1adcean. He was rc= manded for a week, ,Seaforth: Messrs, A. D,'_'S land and :J„ Broderick went 5 pia last week to give expert as to conducting atI olc[ home