The Clinton News Record, 1925-01-08, Page 4!Gi
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1 o=ted aIvlc;s ai.ct drapes in ltdccs Iiia= es
ud lined bags; Small, medium and large, black,
i•ey, tan and brawn, Your. choice ,Of the lot
llr�l' PRICE
'A NCI A
;limg- at hall Price
Tho lot includes basket~ with and without:
handles and with and without lining's, but all ave
in good condition and are real bargains.
AT HALE REGULAR PRICES
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Four Lots o£. Books 2.4 bo Cleared
LOI` NO. 1
Books such as Dean-Farrar's "The Three
Hort es," Ralph. Sinunonds' ,All About •A a.craft,"
Ii'enty's "To England's• Aid," ' Gilbert TIawlcans.
"Pe c.r Jamieson" • anci- other books formerly
priced up'to $$2.50.,
1
;Ciio.ce for •
LO1' NO:: 2
Books' sueir as Jack London "Valley o3i the
Moon," -Hall Caine's "The Prodigal," Coralli's,
"Secret Power," Mark' Twain's "Huckleberry
Finn t1g°nes, Laut's "Lords of the North," Lew
Wallace's Ben Fitir' etc.,,etc. F
Chole• tor . • • • ..
LOT NO.
.-Books such as iltingstou's "Afar in the. -Per -
est,"
he For-
est, Ellis' "Through Forest and Fite,'"Bals:n'_
Lyric's "Coral Island," Adam's. "The. Clarion,"
Dunean's "Herber Tales," etc,1714)
'3F,„
LOT ,NO. 4
Books such as ,many from the Eaeryina .'s
Library, Hawthorne's "Wonder • "Faith
Anthony,
'Hopes "Intrusions of Peggy," Da'rcey's Faith 'of
a Belgian," Edmund Ellis "Princess of the
Woods," etc., etc. 'I4Tany Jess than halft
price. Choice;for , .. �:... , .
S.
Palm"�iive Soap, 4 for 25c
Only 300 cakes to be sold at this price, and
only to customers who buy other. A LIcC
goods. Special ; . , . � for rr
Glycerine Soap 5c
3 oz. cake 'of Pure Glycerine Soap, each cake
Wrapped in tissue, -°'A real bargain. s ' 5
Princess Soapflakes 19c
One pound boxes, of 2 ncess Soap F1akcs,
iiinde ,ky the Palm 011.3,e -Soap Co' Ideal for
washing silks and: Woollens
19e -
Per Package . .. , ,
Other Lines of Soap at 12e and 15c per Cake
wimjer,a e stc
s fan
9 and Closes
Ne% lines will b.:F..! added from day to day as space :.
ps 1°11 t
17..
French Ivory 25..p.e. ,of
clew.'; out 'the;balance of our Chr tetntas
stack of French Ivory, s0nsisting of Brusges
and Coombs, Clocks; Jewels, Mirrors, Photo
Brollies; ,etc,
Clearing at•25%Discount
SMALL WARES
Shoe Laces, 3 pairs for 10c •.,
A real" good shoe lace, in sat and. rouncr '
L•eiagths, 27, 33, 45 and 54,metres, Jantary
Sale, 3 Pail's for .. .. S 11
1Y
Doine Fasteners,4 doz for 10c,
Shield brand Dotiie Fasteners in black and
white, size .00 only • ''
4 Dozen for,
Hooks and Eyes, 4. doz: for 5c
Good quality Hooks and. Eyes in black •and
white, various sizes - 5: •.
•4'Dozen ,dor , , , , • . , , . . .
Nail, Scrubs '5c
Nan Scrubs -with 5 tows of good bristles
'
British maisufac,ture , Each : . ole
Coat Hangers 5c
Special purchase of thin wood Coat Hapgere,
regular price 10c ' for
Special ... ...
1 Pound -Violet Talcum 25c
targe can of "Violet Talcum Powder �,C4
Guaranteed pure, Special value tar
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ltalance of, Christmas Stationery 'Bali Price
inane It
'The 1pt consists of varieties of holiday
y
Papeeries containing., paper ''and Envelopes of
superior quality, some have correspom;enee path,
.and envelopes only, others contain an assortment
of both. Rather than keep these over. roe an-
other year they will'bd;sold at, �•
HALF TJLE ORIGINAL PRICE
Linen Envelopes 2 Packages for 15c
A popular sized e
ize F envelope to tb'-fit pads and note
paper, nice quality linen envelopes �1.
25 to a package �m d oi•
One`Note Pad and 50 Envelot'es for 25c.
This is a special lot of .stationery bought for
this sale. -,The paper is 4. nice quality of linen;
and the envelopes =match.
One Pad and ' 9g,„
50 htivelopes . . la
One Turn Bvei Pad and 50 : Envelopes 29c
•
This pad usually,retails at 25c and the
envel—ope, for 20e. Choice quality ,of linen paper.
One Pad and 9(c
50 Envelopes . .
Note Pads, 4;for 25c-•
-.
Special value in Note Pads, tst 11ysold
at
10e' each.
January �SQr
Sale for • .
Letter Pads, 2 for •25c
SPleridid value, in large sized pads. Good
quality of raper, ruled 'and unrulec�ttd,
- January ' 25
Sale .... for c.
WOOLS
Berlin Wools 10>c
13erf a per skein
We have decided to discontinue handling Ber-
lin Wools and offer the entire stock at Clearance
Prices.. T'he,Coiors are blue, gay, emerald, jade,_..
red,' cardinal, golden brown, rose and yellow, 2,
4 and 8 ply, The wool is.. in good condition and.
of the highest quality.
To Clear, Per Skein , , •
10c
Scotch Fingering.$1.19'per pound_.
This is not a flimsy quality but a real depend-
able, yarn in 3 and 4 ply and in the following
colors, blanc, `white, grey, brown, tan, red tun -1
heather. As all -wools'. have advanced this: 15 a
real Bargain. '30e per skein of x .19
4 ounces or, per lb. ... , .'....... .
Ball'Yarn,'15c-per 1 oz. ball
We were fortunate. in securing a quantity of
high grade yarn in5all the, popular shades. You
will he specially pleased -with this line. ` Suitable
for all kinds of knitting Ado
Per 1. Ounce Ball , , . , .:... ..
Framed Pictures 25 p.c. off
Framed pictures consisting of many of the
Standard subject's and suitable for any room,
Prices ran from 50c to $3.00 but for this• Jan-
t •
ttaiy Sale, all . are subject to a
Discount of 25%
Scribblers 2 far 15c`
Big' fat scribblers, some ruled and unruled;
plain and fancy covers, regular q
10e each, clearing .. . • . dor, 1C
CASH
No Goods Charged at Sale Prices
CASH
S AR THEATRE
THURSDAY, JANUARY Bth
ONE PERFORMANCE ONLY—AT 8:15' P 41. •
World Tour- 'Under Direction of blug'h•D. Wilson -
The Life Story of John Lei
Fnown the
World over as
The Most
Astounding Case
in Criminal Annal8i'
I rue, Story
I eunded .on Facts
Not a' Grne- ' •
--some Molueitt ,
in the I ieturc
'IIR 1i 'i`JMES THEY TRIED '10 HANG JOAN LEE AND
I'J11lJ N TI141ES TIIEY FAILED,
Vet ems.
e. Li Ves To -day
7'lae story l;rapltically described by;
W. Leonardlime_`
tlre'eininent Australian actor, who will personally appear
SPECIAL .MUSIC—GRANS) MUSICAL PROLOGUE
Vocal Items 13y
O EEN THOMPSON
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CELEBRATED PREVIA' DONNA.
POPULAR PRICES—Adults, 50c; Children, 25c and taxi
,DO NOT FORGET .
Only I6iday,and Saturday 'this Week—Jai . 9 and 10
"TIM DANGEROUS BLONDE"
Featuring Laura La Plante
"DYNAMITE"
Chapter 2 of The Steel Trail
C on e dp---"1VI A N D P_ RI N"
Regular Admission
Saturday Matinee sit 2:15'—Adtnission 20o 'and 1.6c
a
e lied' itt Clinton on Thursday;
6i,1a, X924, one' of Baytaeld's
t
and most respected citizens.
rson;of Thottiae William Cain,
Mr. Camerott'was born' at Pic
oven- ;Scotia, ora Dec, 8th, - 1844,
le to Bayfield with his par-.
:cheat fags
Leather- ant' leatherette School Bags, various
axes regular 50c to. $2.50 $1t25,
Clearing at Halt }race to
Anes -ani. Art it
Royal Floss and Etching Silk 25c per dor.
Wo live decided to clean out all the stock of
Real Silk Skeins and the assortment consists o£
all the styles from the finest filo- floss and etch-
ing 'sills
tch-ing'sills to the 'coarser Royal Floss. The former
price -for these was 1.0c per, skein' r..'
Z�c
'1'o'Clear,,per dozen'..:,..,...
Stamped. Linens 25 to 50 per cent discount
Sold in dozen lots only of 5e per skein
In the lot are Pillow Covers, , Table Scarfs,
Centre Pieces, Children's Dresses and'Aprotis,
Lausidry Bags, Towels, etc.
Clearing at from 25 to 5008 discount
CHINAWARE
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..Japanese'Cups and Saucers 15c '
About 200 cups and saucers in the popular low
shape; each one decorated by hand by the skill-
ful Japs. These are great value -15c•
at 15c:. January Sale
Jardiniere Clearance at $1.00 and $1.50
A•clean up, in Jardinieres, some that were sold
from $1.25 to $1.50. $1.00
Choice For . , eiA v
,Lines that were sold previously from d't • ®111
$2.00' to $3.50. Choice for �R 1
Odd Dinnerware about Half Price
We, have gatheredtogether a lot of odd lines
of Dinnerware -Porcelain and China. All sizes
of plates, vegetable dishes, coupe soups, -cups and
saucers, etc.—About, Half Price.
Glass Tumblers 6.for 25c
Good Heavy -Glass •Tunrltlers, standard size,
Plain and serviceable rn - 25c
.t,. , , ., "<,for
Plain White and Clean Leaf Dinperware
greatly reduced for this sale.
ang char lion runner .and jumper at village on Monday when the election
the Queen's Birthday celebrations. for reeve took palcc,."Mr. 11. "Weston
Ile was also .captain of the Bayfield was elected' by a majority of eleven
cricket team when it was the chant- votes over his opponent, Mr, Mur -
pion of Huron County. Ile -was a dock Stow•'
charter ,mciabes of the Canadian Ord- 'My, ;Graham Elliott has gone 10
or of Foresters' and always an en- Goderich to play on the Godericli-
thusiastic • worker in Court Idose of hockey team. `
Sharon. For many : years he was •. Mrs, G. W. Woods and Mies Ann
Chief Ranger and still held that of- returned on Friday after having spent
4' t thet' f his death the holidays in C-.Xrtright,
(Miss Isabella . -Morrison of Tivert chased and moved into the residence the Standard Bank J
There was a family of • seven five - f
whom are still, living, James and
,Gordon . of Toronto, Neiman of . De-
troit and Miss Grace and John as
"honte. An older' brother, Mr. Alex.
Cameron, also resides in the village:
01r the 27th of Sept. he' took a
1 slight §troke just outside the Oast -
office and had partly recovered torn
its efects when a blood clot formed
ho his' left .leg and' gangrene devel-
oped, He was removed to the Clinton
Hospital and for the "last, nine 'weeks
hes received every possible Care and
attention.
a'Ir. Catnet'on' took, it very. active
next in the public affairs :;of the vil-
lage, .He was. a .,Conservative in po1•
itics and was for /many Years a mem-
ber o;f "the Public School, board,' holds
ing' the office of • secretary for some
time, He tree also Court, Bailiff ;for
re. number of years and since 1001 has
been one of the audxtors' of the Bay-
field Agricultural Society..,
Ile was a regular attendant' at
Trinity' church. •
The funeral, which was largely: at-
tended, Was
ttended,-was held froiu `Trinity chuveh
on the afternoon of New Year's Day.
'The Von. Archdeacon Jones -Bate -
mart of Goderich conducted the ° sere
vice, w
The funeral ar'ranfa'ements were, in
charge of the. Foa•esters, the follow-
ing
ePallbearers: Joint
't •members U m
71G
Watson,' Wrlliain Heard, Herbert' Mc
Gregor, Murdock „Ross Jghn Howard'
and George
ell/deers; .Gordon and. James Camer- the . Cont'imittion school, New Dun-
dee,
14Ir. Tlarry Baker of London spent
New Year's with his parents.
Mi4 and Mrs. L. H. McLeod and
fttnmily and Mr, and Ms. W. J; Mc-
Leod and `family returned on Wednes-
rya of last weelc ,a.fter spending
Christmas with thein: sister, Mrs:
Brock in Port Dover. •
Miss Lily 14IcLood returned to De
-
trait on. Saturday after, spending a
few days with her parents.
Mrs, Bingley left „on Saturday for.
Detroit after' having spent the holi-
days with Misses M. •Riathwell .and. R.
Taylor.
Miss Alma McKay returned on Sat-
urday to Loudon , to: resuri c her.
Studies at the Westervelt School of
on tipple Grove Terni on the 4111
con. of Goderich township on New
Year's Day while lie and his wife
were away visiting.
ltiir, E. A. Sander of Kitchener was
the guest of Mrs. F. A. Edwards on
'Monday and, Tuesday.
Mr. E. ,H. Johns spent Maixday" in
London. Mr. Mckenzie of Goclerieh
relieved him as manages of the Stan-
dard
ee a time a hard Bank d uring•.311s absence. The
On March 2nd, 1810,; he `married 141r. and.Mrs.: Gee, Toms have pur- Sterling Bank bits amalgamated with
Tiverton. c ale and 'foe joined
0 of the late Mr.'H. W. Erwin on tanks will now g6 under the naive of
Main street: , the Standard Bank.
Miss Jessie' Metcalf: returned to Mrs Wiii. Bolltwill and family rt -i
Detroit on Saturday last, turned to'London last week, accent;
Mrs.. E. P."Lewis 'left on Saturday panied by Miss Nara Ferguson -
for New York, after having spent t ie Mr. E. F. Merner has;purchased the
holidays with. Mrs. N. W: Woods.' general business conducted for,thei
Mr. William :b'letealf left. on Mon- past six years by Miss. M, C. Reid and
day to resume, ,his ;studies at, Ann commenced business on Jan. 2nd. Mr,
Arbor ~University. Merner owned the business before
Miss Ethel:Towett and Mr, Clifford (Miss Reid` took it over.
Claris returned to London Normal
School on Monday.
Miss '• Jean Woods returned to Not• -
mal School at Stratford on Tuesday.
d C Greenslade.
on of Torenta Sox e ' ii'oth home and.
J4mes Mdse' drove from Walton
to attend hie old-riend'sCainoral. •'
The bbreaved wife and family ap
predate very much thh:kindness,
help and syrpethy shown 8by:`the.'
Ii'oresters and many other friends.'
There was 'considelthle stir in the
los desborO ,
Misses Elva and Annie- Dewar left
Miss Belle R'tibarton returned home
on Saturday to resume then p'bsitions en Saturday, froiii Taronto, calier�e she
on the teachers occasional ,ska:f£ in has been visiting for•,the past week. -
Toronto. Miss "Olive Little, returned to Sty
Messrs. Gordon and Tames Gamer_
'Catharines on Friday after spending
on returned to, Toronto ,on Saturday, the holidays at. her home . here.
M15555 Anna and Betty Elliott left Mr. and':Mrs. Jariies -Watt and son,'
,n Saturday for Toronto, after' haw- ()}yen, of Tproilto, sprint'the holidays'
,n-1
gespent the holidays in the village. at, the MYTarisc also',' with 'Mr, Jas:
Philip :,Bigelow" :,returned ,on Watts, -.sr,, Ilullett,
Monde to,zesume his' duties prin- -- Mrs., Helen .,Quinffi' left . on New
y Year's' D t on an extended trip.. to
citia;t
,of, the Continuation' school. 's y
Mr: and Mrs. David.'Prentied and Los An;•eles and San Francisco. She
Miss Margaret... and IVlaster. David expects to be gone a couple of
Prentice loft nn S.aturda.y ..for tlielr uroliths,
home ill Toronto, after hnvtni° spent Dr. and Mrs: Charles T. Gray' of
the holidays ,'-with .' 7rs. t'rentiee's Wallcorvillo spent New Year's at the:
parents Mr. :aiid`Mrs. ' W. J. Stinson. Manse ae;t1le guests of -the latter's
parents,
Gthel':Gei},irhardt returned to parents. Dr. Gray returned to Walls-
' atueday after having ervill°, on Friday, but Mrs. Gray re-
Totems 'h S
•t] her
sl,eni;therliolidays with :her parent,. ,
mains fbr -a couple 'of weeps, wi a
•,0Jiss' Izetta Merner left on Pildaay mother, Mrs. Abery who is not very
i a n well.
Miss S '',C: Barr's many friends will'
be. sorry.tb learn. she is .under the
doctor's care.
Misses'L. and Alvetta Brigham and
to resume her duties as principl f
and had laden for seventy-two years ;a
resident''of this tillage. 13e followed'.
in his father's footsteps, berg oy
trade a saddler and haraessrnakcr,
and was well anis favorably known
throughout the. county, :having con:-
ducted the business himself dos
about sixty years;
Cameron Was hill younger
days quiiie a celebrated athlete, be-
TO AV!I
Tomorrow Airt7ght
eta 'rabic -rim stop sick headaches,
relieve bilious attacks, tone and
&' gntate 1110 eliminative organs,:
make yott Pool tine.
"Better Than' Pills Far diver BICs'r
Commerce. r
The dance given on New Year's
night in aid or the Golf Chub was.
quite a success. The music was sup-,
plied by the Varna - i+rchestxa, con-
sisting of tome pieces. The balloons'
thrown down: amongst the dancers';
created a . great deal 'OC, atnu5entettl
as did alsothe musical chairs. Miss
Betty -Elliott' was 'awarded the lad-
ies' prize in,:musical . chairs and Wil -
11103' Reid the, gentlemeti's prize.
Mi', George Blair of Detroit vis-
ited his
is-ii:ed,his parents during the holidays.;
The many friends of Ma John D.
Woods regretted very in'tclt to hear of
the total loss by fire of his residence
rii Bot '', cSb
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EGGS
-- A.r'e bought everyday in the week, candled and. graded according
to 'Dominion. Government grades,
OU1 TRY "
Although the holiday season . is ever, we will as usual continue
to buy live and dressed poultry throughout the entire season.
To our numerous friends we extend. sincere best wishes
for a prosperous 1925 '
GUNN, LANG HIS St Co., Limited
Write, phone or call at our 101inton office, Day phone 100
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most important thing:about our
Pro'duc`ts is Quality. We do not use any-
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Master Lloyd' Adams made .a trip
to ' Toronto.• -
Ttev: Dr. Dobson of Alma, College,
St, Catharines, preached in the Meth-
odist 'church- here Sunday morning
and at Constance in the afternoon,
in' the interest of the Educational
Department of the church."
•There is quite an epidemic of
colds in the village at present. Some
are sick. in nearly every hone. Posslr
bly we have not enough Scotch,
;around, Anyway we need some 1).
to clean it up.
Milton Brown. in tailed a -radio sci,
last week and others are to follow. -
Miss Marjorie trodden, who .sp(nnt
New Year's a_ her home n here, return-
ed to London o -n Saturday.
Our old.-friciirl, Steve Manlove,
Palmerston, spent a few days with
'siends around' Here last week, .IIe
is attending Victoria College, Toron-
to, 111??1
Mx. Ivan Ross Wand wife of inelaxttY
are -spending a few days at the home
of his _parents, -Mr.-' and .Mrs, Wm.'
Ross. .
Tlie •tpembers 'of, the yloee branch
of the U'. F. 0. and their wives;: and
families are having an oyster slipper
and entertainment on Thursday, night
next, A good time is expected.
Mrs. W. T. liruitsdon,.,who went to
Drumbo to visit her mottle). all _took
side there, returned home on Tues-
day' night,
ivlrsr W. Lyon es$tertaiued het Sun-' `
day school class on. '.`Friday '.night.
The evening Was spent in gatites,
siugiug,, etc. All reported a most en-
joyable evening.
The election for 'reeve for 1•Iullett
'township took.place on Monday,' ant
our veteran reeve, Matthew . Arm-
strong, went 'down to"defeat, being
i -eat e d .by ,Robert. Clarke by a, inn-'
def
defeated
•orit ; of twenty -severs. It was h
7 y
rather " small roto which was pelted.
tliroNgli0Ut • tlxe';townslrip.