The Clinton News Record, 1925-05-07, Page 4. rin-
Prices on all
oats an uits
Lot No.
Values up to $45.00 for
Lot- No. 2. Values up to- $33.00 for
Lot No. 3. Values up to $25.00 for ;
Lot No. 4.. Values':up to $20,10 for
$29.50
-19.50
16:95
12.50
Hosiery Specials
Ladies' and Children's Cotton Hose
21c pair.
5 pairs for $1.00
Odd 'lines of Children's Sox
• Assorted Sizes and Shades
50c 'values pm
for per pair.
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MAKE ECONOMY A HABIT
Habits are easily formed. When yon get the habit of going to DOMINION STORES
you are also'cuitivating the habit,of true -economy-buying groceries of guaranteed
quality with -a real saving on every purchase. Get "into the habit of saving at
DOMINION' STORES.
Bring Coupons for
FRANCO-AMEIRICAN ra
SPA►+GHETTII3C
SPECIAL BLEND e!
TEA
OLD CITY
SUGARED
OATES
C PKT.
TIGER BRAN
CAPISI.W 23c
aa
PJ. w7. L.. 3 for
CORN; FLAKES 29c I
H.:
1 pkg. Ivory .Flakes 1 bar P..& G. Soap
1 pkg. Chipso , 1, bar Gold,Sogp
1 bar :Guest Ivory . ' ALL FOIA
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NEWS
1925
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COOPER.
CLINTON
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Masters Jack and Ferris Sturdy
the twin sons of Mr, and Mi s. Clar-
ence ,Sturdy" of the Burma road, on
Friday last celebrated their tenth
bit thday, when they entertained
about 'wetly -five of their young
friends, girls and boys. They had a
jolly afternoon ' in, games, ete., al-
though the weather was not the
Pleasantest, and this was fo110 sed ,by
a sumptuous' feast.
_e Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pearson` and
Mr, Leslie Pearson spent Thursdatl,
last as the guests of their cousins,
Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Wise of'Goderich.
The Ladies'' Guild of 1Vliddleton's
church is getting, organized for. the..
summer's_ activities'. -
• 'r Mr. L. A, Anderson and Mr. Fred
Thomposn lnotored up,.near Goderich
recently to the funeral of the late
.Mr George Tehboa:ne .
Messrs. `Stewart' Middleton and:
'Raymond Whitmore got quite a good
catch, of suckers 'last ,week- in, the
Bayfield river.
Mr. RAJA. Clu£f sold a a bunch of:
catUje to 'Mr. W. Connell the other
day to put out to grass.
We axe glad to reort that Mr. C. E.
Wise whois in the Clinton Hospital,
where he underwent;a seripus opera-
tion, is now improving as ;well as can
is be expected. 1, 11 I'
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Cantelon, ac-`
companied by their nieces, Misses
Alice and ' Mabel Corey, of London
-spent .the' week -end as the guests of
_the latter.'.', parents, Councillor Harry
and Mrs. Corey.
WILL .l`I° RAIN TOMORROW?
CONSULT THIS
IT PREDICTS THE WEATHER FOR WORKAND PLEASURE
9e
Good for
$1.00
. Weather
Mouse
Prophet
Made in Canada-.Gnaranteed=An Ideal Gift
It Is surprisingly reliable onlocal weather conditions: Made` on
strictly „scientific, principles. We ha•co secured a special price on a
quantity, and as long as they last will sell them for only 69c if you
bring this eoupon. , •' -
When the weather is to he fine the. two children will
come out; when htormy -weather is approaching, the ,witch
will :come oat from 8 to 24' hours ahead of rain, or snow.
The house is made of hardwood; in Swiss cottage style, end .is
decorated as in 'the- picture with thermometer, elk's head, :bird
'house and bird, etc,. It has Aber windows and two doors.
Advertised for $1.00 -Our Price for
a Limited 'dime With the Coupon I9c +
Every home shmild' have one. Come and get yours at once or mail
• yotp order: ' Mail orders 10c extra. -
The W.' D. P.AIR. Co.
CLINTON. ONTARIO
Often the Cheapest - Always the Best
'These two C lebrated °Brands
are na'nade ,in Clinton baJ Clinton peeplle
arrashould be worn.Ibj,Clinton
Women and Giris,.,„
Men and Boys
They can be found in all the leading 'stores, of Canada,
frons Halifax to Vancouver:
They are made;,' in all styles from the Standard Cotton
Hose, to the finest quality of Pure Silk, daintly dyed in the
correet,shade, to meet the most fastidious tastes
If you buy hosiery made in Hamilton or elsewhere, you
get the Hosiery and your money goes to Hamilton and never
returns °•"
3 If you buy "Wearwell Hosiery, you get the Hosiery,
and,yomt" money' stays in Clinton and, no question, part of it .
comes back to you
If you buy Clinton Hosiery, you help to furnish employ-
ment for Clinton people
The larger our pay roll, grows, the greater grows the
prosperity of Clinton
We e pay
large taxes, are big users bf the Public Utitities
of,tbiis.town and contribute generally toits success
1ojal--to ebur town and �.
bung its Products
?If `yep cannot get Clinton -made Hosiery from your 'regu.t
lar dealer, Cooper's Variety Store stocks a complete range of,`
Wean/veil, and; Clin-Knit" Hose, andare capturing tie Hosiery
Trade„of`Clinton by their enterprise
r'
The Nevis -Record is in receipt or
sone Goderich'township notes : this
week which. we have been `obliged to,
discard as they, were not signed. It
is 4 rule in newspaperoffices' not-,
touse any'comn unication which is
sekt in without signature and, .al
though' we like getting the news an¢
welcome genuine .news • from any
source, we find this rule too good 'a
one to break. Hope our good friends
will keep ,this 'in mind.
The funeral takes niece this after,
noon from his home on the Maitland,
of: Henry Swed't, whose death os--
eurred ori Tuesday. A fuller notice
bb given next week.
.Be Well
And HapPY
--and yiiuq have Nature's.
greatest (t'RTabtoia) a
cmedy
vegetable laxative,' tones
Abe organs and telioveb
Constipation, Biliousness,
Sick Headaches.
ronowing that vigor and good kat.
ing 'ao neeclsary to being wit and
happy. flsad for Doer
Qat a'atia � 30 Year.
Box,
ter - itt
Jr
Chips off fihe ®Id Block
--1R JURIORn..+Littls
The 'nomo,tR-in one-third dolts;,
candy,:dented. For children and adults.
Sold Uy Your Druggist ,
Hatching Eggs
For Sale
3'a1teld
p. W. C, Atwood ' of Ottawa a
grandson of Mrs: 17; Atwood, is mak-'
ing his- headquarters• at Bayfield;
while doing some. surveying ; in ,the
country.,
At a congregational'nteetin in St.'
Andrew's church on,4tlonday, May 4,
theballots o'f the past two weeks vot
ing were counted and the result was
,as follows: 46 votes in Icavour of un-
ion and 39 'votes against union ancl
one spoiled, ballot.
Dr. A. Newton Brady has 'moved'
into. Mr. LoWis, Thompson'S house.
foymerly' ",loceu_pied,, byr M. Robert
Spacln lan; who is now ,oecuping• Miss
Margaret' Peck's cottage.
Beginning Thursday; -May 14th, the
stores in -Bayfield -rill observe a
weekly half holiday during the _sum
mer Albalis
Mr, John Pollock left on Saturday_
for his ranch near Selkirk, Man.
Mr, Jin} Drell -mann left.' en Tues-
day, after having visited ,his father':
for. several'days.
'Mr. G. I. Fawcett who. has been
ass'isting Rev. J. Jay Johnstpn in the
reyiGal services in the. Methodist
chtirelf','for the past three "wee*, left
on Monday
Mrs. 'Annie Tretheway, „who spent
the past, winter 'in Detroit and.St.
Thomas, is • visiting ,her daug'hter,-
Mrs. A. J. Carver.
'Mrs. j. W. Tippet returned to the`
village on --Saturday after sp. nding
two weeks with her daughter in De-
troit., , •
Mrs.
e-
troit.-
:Mrs.' J. Ferguson left on Friday
for Belgrave .owing .to the illness.. of
her sister.
Mrs. Thomas :•Barrett'and son of
Wingham are'guests ofthe former's
daughter, Mrs. Thos. Brandon.
The Y. P. S. met last Friady night.
Two very fine papers were given.
The first°"was on "Jonathon", by Miss
Ruby ,Taylor and the second "Epoch's
in. Canadian History," by Mr. .F. J.
Bigelow..; The papers -were` both very
it\teresting .and instructive. After-
wards those presentplayed carpet
balls. and• the meting closed with the
%National Anthem. • - '
Mr. and Mrs W „E. Mannus and
Mr. and Mrs. Rootlaway _ of London
spent Fiday at'the foriner's summer
residence.
We are pleased to report that 11,I,r';
Grenville Atkinson is. so impoved in
health that he' ;was`. ehle `tea come home
on Thursday last. Dr, A. 'S: and D.
Atkinsomonotored- from Detroit on
Saturday ast.
Mr." R. T. Orr and sons, Tom and
Jack of Stratford, spent the week -end
alt their, cottage here.
Mr. and Mrs. Scrimagenr and
friends from Stratford spent 'Sunday
at their cottage beside 'the Lake.
'The revival services in the method-
ist church close' 4n Sunday next. Ser-
vice begins with -song at seven o'clock
in the :Bayfield church. Service will
lite held at Bethel at 10:80.a',in.,with
Sunday school at 16:80 and at Sharon
at 2;30 p.m. A reception service for
new members will be held at Bay-
field and at Sharon.
At the council meeting on Tuesday
evening t'he village fathers decided to
Put on,agt$ense .fee;.ferc•those doing
business° from 'other centres. A fee
of $15.00 :was put upon butchers and
$100 on !backers and groeers.
A public meeting is being cabled
for Thursday evening next to c6nsid-
er the holding of a grand picnic to
celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of
the' conroration - or the .village,' also
to decides about -necessary improve-
ments to'the town hall. It is hoped
a,large number of the citizens will
attend. The •eommfttee,; 'appointed
some tiniie ago ,; to look :after, stage
fittings ))as purchased some scenery,
eta front. the :Majestic theatre, Lon-,
icon. a
The Berimiller young - people are
utting pn a play in the town hall
ext Monday evening
SEED ONTARIO'S BEAUTY.
`SPOTS
Barred ,Rocl s #aylri relsetl '0 51. h
winter layere,, mated with cockerels
from Macdonald' 'bollege, Quebec..
Price, 5c,per,,egg, $4.00 per 100. D C,
Galbraith, Bayfield. Phone': on
609. 02=tf
Baby- hicks for, Sale
,Bred -to -lay Barred Rock and S, C.
White Le horn -baby chicks. AIt
strong, healthy, free-range stock and
good winter" layer's. Barred sock
chicks, 18c ea: or117.50 per 100. Leg-
horn chicks, 15c each or $14.50 per
400. iBook orders now,. •
LONDES130R0 .
-Phone 6--20 Blyth Central
Eggs, for Hatching
From bred -to -lay, tt+. o year-old 5,
0. White Leghorns..' Price $3.50 per
hundred or 4c an egg for less. Roy
•Tyndall, R. R. No. 3, Clinton. ' ,Phone.
3 on '607: • 98-tf
Eggs For Hatching -
For early layers ' try 'min Bared
Mocks of Suraerior quality. Toryears
they have proved heavy winter layers.
,Incubator orders filled • at $4.00 per
hundred or, 65e per setting of 15. I),'
M, Lindsay, R. R. No. 3, Clinton.
Phone 14-610. 9$-8
'13A1311 CHICKS
forsale .
r S. C Whito'Leghorn chicks $15.00
}per hundred, $140.00 per thousand.
Barred and,,White• Rocks, $20.00 per
hundred, $190.00 per thousand.
Custom hatching 5c per egg. ,Our
eiriplks are - 4;11 from• healthy, free
range,, bred, -to -lay stock.
Inglenook Poultry' Yi rdv ,
Ja TREWARTHA
c l5.44ne"2;`•G11, Lklr$ton riehtk
1 f
The following letter- has been re-
ceived by Huron County's;Agric'ultur
al Representative front the Rpresent-
ative of . Went/worth. The Niagara
district we make no doubt is well
worth 'seeing during "blossoms week:
"Mr. S. -B. Stothers, Clinton, Onttt
Dear t Mr. ,S,tothers: "Blossom
Week" will be observed' in the Niag-
ara District, ' from Surlington 'to
Niagara 1'a11s, during the Week of
May 17th' to 24th. This niay be a
trifle late according to the season,•but
if, there -is any change we will - not-
ify you. Nye are inviting parties
from your •, County who wish to see
the Niagara District at this time in
all its glofy., Our office will, be glad
to Co-operate -in conducting parties
through tile district at this time, so
that they: may see everything. to the
best advantage. A'+notor,tri1p should
include . the Memorial Grounds at
Stoney -Creek, the" Vineland Expert -
mental Station ant Brock's • 'Menu-
men' As, you know, the highways
of the;Province are in the best • of con-
dition ow and ' it would be only a
pleasure for any party to take a trip
to this famous District :"`Blossom,
Week", is, being iobsegyod•``by the -
Chambers .ofcommerce of Hamilton,
Grimsby, Eeamsville, Sty Catharines
and Niagara Falls ' and the Ontario
Department : of Agriculture: These
organizations (believe that we should
capitalize the features of each dist-
rict in the Province and should _n
courage organized trips, to other dis-
tricts. -.,As I mentioned before in the
letter, we will do all- in out' power'
to make such a trip pleasant. We
will send you a nuxnber. of automobile
stickers which- we would ask you to
use est your car and also distribute'.
to otliers in your County, Yours very
truly,
-W. G. Merritt."
Giros$, will nQt answer unless -
summoned," says a :psychic. note. It
means ,that they never spoolce until
they are spoken; to. ---London Daily;
News
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