The Clinton News Record, 1922-4-6, Page 8v.
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our,
hey're the only hair you will over have, Do :they ever
bother you `( Do you, have headaches and don't know the Tea,
son'? 130,er consult zrs, , W e will he , pleased to. givo you a
thorough examination, and lit you 'With „lasses:, that will refieye
you; of all your trouble. DON'T NEGLECT YOUR "LYES."
weller and Opticiatr.
4coapo;40N
Next, Hovey's 1haig Stora
aaaakesenlimmeiwzmul
uur sr,ls
1
rive
ck of tkllaported woollens
llens
A`nic' rail he of blues. greys and fancy worsted: • .Ali,
guaranteed i'ast• colors, Our ,prices are right and.
workmanship thr very best.
,Mc_mait Brothers, Merchant Tailors
Wilken Block Opposite Post Office ,
ek
teefor
About 75 pairs of. Ladies'_ aud,Growin;;•Guls'
S-3r3ivl7 calf, and 'kid. slices. All sizes 3'to 7. Lines
that sold .reularl , upto $8 50. Clearing`price for to-
' -day,
'•day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday 3:G3+;.
--About 20 Men's and Ladies' Raincoats, suitable'
for light coat for a wet day or.cool evenings'
Clearing price;for balance -of week X33,4&8
Other lines to clear at equallylow pricesfor cash only
SMALL PPOFITS
s, ei
'110N13 25.
POS.
'MORE BUSINESS
There oirce was a lady
named Mrs. Thayer,
Who liked for her kit-
chen Alluininjim
• ware,
So she came to our
` Store
Where we have it:
galore
And .her kitchen now
shines wits' - a-
dazzling. glare
We `also'have another sbi'pment of the genuine Old Grey
Ware—assortment your cboice`for'690
Our Sprig Stock of paints; Varnishes, stains, enamels,
ere is now<compitate
Vatc "eta arnr: ��rar ,; si tr-
" gar gar ss
• h ' lin'
Thu ,pag A IN`.➢..tb
Hardware. Stoves' and Novelties
v
al
Tho Store With a Stock
uean%en+rt e m. -ono. w rg.usv.::nr
amts, - Varnishes and Stains
White Lead.
j ., Boiled oils Coal Oil
acing Oails
oofing of" all Grade
r ,•
enera1. ardware
Sutter & Perdue
ARDIVAgn 7sI>EC(YItTCA PI,D11111l40
WASH.
Y Q1Qt..11e5
YOU HEAT
Your 't; ;'.Bees
YOD SCRUB
1`our floor;, ! .
YOU SCOUR
your 'woodwork
WHY NEGLECT YO'ult ,
11' 11,1 PAPl1RS ?
Fora very small cost you can have
new beauty hi. your .home by puitijig
up fresh, clean wall -papers and so
•
1'ROT 5CT-,YOTdlt HOUSEHOLD'S
HIlALTII :AND Sl'l1tTTS WITH
FRESH, CLIAN. WALL
PAPERS.
Selected from our ample s' tock,
Tile '. 1 Ce.
Often , tho Cheapest-AlwaysFair the Ileus:
EYE SPECIPgLIST
Clint»n News"'
qtr
A. L Cole, Eve Sight Specialist,
an Honour Graduate raduate oL the Canad-
ian Op zthalmie College of Toronto:
Goderie i, Out Office hours: 9 a.m.'
to5,.,•..
pat. Practice wetice l;n..rted to the eyo:
,Tie u r�>�ili�1Q
tiI}', ,Chas "130' ey zs ' isiting iii I3lri•-
lington, `
1Cr:3 Jacdb Taylor oI Toronto is in
town this week,'•
iVTr; C H. f-Ioll nd 0 Se forth. was
ni town of Saturday -•
Mrs: ,Danes oC .Brussels is the'gucst
of Mit ,..Harry Bartliff.
. Miss Minnie Cooper ' retuned .ori
Saturday from a "short 'visit in'
Collingswood.
Mrs. (. (1r.` Shecley' has returned
from 5 visit with her daughter at
Niagara -on -the -Lake, :
`Mrs. D S 1Ceinp of Oltava 7s vis%t-
ng her,mather, Mrs. "James Shep-
herd, Townsend street.
Mr. Norman' McNeil .61 . Stratford
spent the week, end with his par-
ents, Mr.:and Mrs James McNeil,
Miss Bessie IVTdCamus of the Lon-,
don Collegiate ,staff spent' the
week -end at_ her home in, town,
Wesley parsonage.
Mr: and Mrs.' Merritt •Nediger oC
Seaxcrth were the gue is en Sun-
day, of -the form is parents, Coun-'-
cillox and.Mrs..Nediger.
Miss Grainger of the Clinton 'lIos-
pital was a ,week -end visitor at
. the home of Mr, and Mrs. W.
Wright.—Seaforth .News.
Mrs. Hemp` of Detroit 'spent the -
week -end with her sisters, Mrs.
W. 'Walker' and Mrs. Morris, and
her. father,. Mr. J. Sheppard.
Mrs. S. Agnw, who has been visit-
ing' her daughter, 1Virs. Hilliard
Queen, in Detroit during the ;vin
te% has returned, to her home m
town.
.Mrs.' Harold' Zeats• r'eturne.d to' To-
ronto .on Tuesday after spending
a couple of weeks as the guest of
her parents, Mr. grid Mrs. Robert
M'ennoll. -
Mrs. R. C. M on „of Hamilton. spent
the week -end hi Mown with ,her
husband: Mrs. Mason and family
will come. to Clinton as soon as a
suitable residence can be pro-.
cured,
Mrs: Bert Frernlin returned home
bi 'Friday evening frau' Wallace.:
burg, where she had spent.a: eau -
pie of weeks, owing to the ilhnesa
and subsequent doath-of-herfathor,
Mr. Prlyles Dillon.
Mr. John Stephenson, who spent the
winter with his 'daughters, who
are bothteaching in Port Arthur,
returned home last 'Week. Mr.
Stephenson enjoyed his stay in -the
near "est very much and may de-
cide to return to P011 Arthur per-
manently. '
allies Ruby Johnston? who has been
visiting with Mr, and Mrs F. W,
Johnston dor the past few Weeks,
. has returned .to her. hone near
L ucknoW.. During Sties Raby's"
sta'w`in town and while assisting in
her uncle's store before it was. dis
posed of to illessrs'. Brown & Co.,'
she,madc many 'warm' friends who
tdii be ,glad` to welcome her back.
,to .Clinton at any .time., •
Offsets Veiiza and Leslie Jervis at-
tended the Reid-1VieGbwan wedding in
East, Wawanosh on Friday last. •
Hullett Township.
Miss limina- Johnston returned
returned home on Saturday ,boar'
Detroit, where. she has been visiting
her 'sisters, `Misses Elizabeth and
Margaret •Johnstod. -
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Chtoral Society
CONCERT
The Choral Society,, under the able
leadership of Prof, Anderton, will
give a high class concert in Wesley
Church, on Wednesday, " April lath.
Tho Chorus ,'ef about 95 Voices, will
be assisted by Miss Cookrill, Soprano'
and Mr. Chollcraft, baritone, soloists j
of London, and .also by Mr. ,1, 1111e5.
Hallman, tenor, of Toronto, who come
redonlmended air concert • toleists o£ a
very high order, Tickets at 760 may
be obtained from mescbets 'of the
Chorus, or at W D. Fair's acid,A; T.,
Cooper's book shares, 44-1i
orn�
We•guarantee-our stock of<'Groceries to be ' l�e finest proiturable, Aside fron buying from the
manufacturer direct and from the best; well .known Wholesale
buying,'
.,r Houses, e feel that w
il} soma 25
yrs
atbl1Tg and selling grocery experience, that we can satisfy the demands ails public, allways walztre choicestgroceries at the lowest possible p7ico. :
Special Blend
Black
TEA.
'9,2e a pound
5 lbs for $200.
Sold elsewhere at 45c
SOAP
SU
14 ll,'s for $1,00
i)oroiniotl and I edpaih
r ,
Special price by the bag of 100 •lbe
INo restrictions n`neessitating the purchase 'of
groceries to Secure a price on sugar
Gold; P ,&.G., rfaptha,' Surprise,
Sunlight, andf
Comfort 1-0 bars UZ
Lenriirx, 21 Dazs for $1.00.
'Assorted brands 22 bars .. 31.00 '
Our guessing contest
Essences and J'ellics, 3 for 24e
Marnralacie (Libby's).4''l.b . 75C,
70c`'
,Choice June Cheese, lb 25c
Peanut Butter, lb , 22c
Jams, 4.1b tins ` • • .';
Choice Red. regi 403 for;.... , - 38c
Lliky's_1 ed Alan a, dog 45c, -fort-o�Jc .
Peasiine
Rinso' r
An ri � i 3 for
yy /�,
7 1e71 d A�1 ��/oJ c.
f1a, .
fur
willeontinue untilclosingtime ,S
Balciiii.Powder, lb tin 23c
Prunes, 2 lbs 213c
Dates,. 2 Ms 5c
Figs, 2 lbs 25c
Rais$is, Sultana or seeded, 2 for 49c
•
&.niHC11 .at M'� r e1
Cione.r. Leaf, duffs .
- Man ie .Lead; half s .
• 20e
29e
COFFEE •38c
pet- lb
COCOA. 25c
lbs for
SOAP
Dutch Cleanser,' 3 for , ?5c
Rabbit's Cleanse.p, 3' for 25c
With Cleanser; 3 for. . lac
turday evening
Shortening
3 13 nail for
Pure. Leaf ,Lard
5 l pail',
lbed Label, reg 45e lo
53c
40c
- -•-a-�+mwra..w+.mn,TM+uu.�m.ou.++�:�xmuov..+m.mrsrs
Netve,rn L= 9 wwtLYl+ax: n.`. oka.Aessen�wm`A�rvLv' aster
. Es r.. .:'F.x4_+u atr,crc.,.w �' ". .- a r 1 ... .
See 'Our a.rga:�� Table's
.le' of ar� r�. ti
Fresh Lake..Iluron- Herring's
for Good -'Friday,
Cash!
Fresh I etthce, Celery
Cabbage, Tomatoes`
` Pure . Ma 31e Syrup
Choice Bananas
and Oranges
ai,
O'Neil's `~•' ak r'u
Specials for Week -end
Lemon Roll • .
Cream Puffs
Nut Loaf
Creaifl Layer
lianberry Tarts
Crean.alt Tread
Business 1V16tto : 'SERVICE
fie .sci.s'�
T1ie Batter
Phone 204
'MIN!' P...
l'1{lkg-Show .Day
in the"Fow)a•Jiatll
Under the; auspices of the _.
Agricultural Society c
tG t fi
ft' >aae` 's
a3a
Afterrioor� and, T.venin�,g
Matinee 15c' Evening 85c
Also in the 'Princess: Theatre.
Frida3i and t da ,.
s .April 7 and 8
Say it with Flowers
SPECIAL, TATS WEEK,
P.WMiTLAS.
Table; size—in .find bloom,
25e 'each.
SWEET PEAS.
Eckford's extrafine miyecd seed,
Vic an carica
Plant early. for good results.'
YOU ARE INVITED TO SFE OLJR.
FASTER DISPLAY OF
LILIES, 140515, B1TOONIAS,
FERNS, ETC.
CUNINCHAINIE
TIE RRID-McGOWAN WEDDiNG-
IN RAST`. WAWANOS'a-I.
A pretty wedding took place at
"Woodlea Farm," the home of Mr.
and Mrs. R. C, McGowan, at noon,
on 'Friday, March 31st, when their.'
second daughter, Dixon, 'was, united.
in marriage to. Mr. Fred Reid, son
of Mr. Janes Reid of Varna. The
ceremony was - performed by the
Rev.' George. Telford, B.A., I3,D;; pas-
tor of St. Andrew's church, 'Blyth,
the bridal party standing before a
bank of 'evergreens and :ferns.
While Miss Eunice Reiih sister .ofd
the 'groom, played the bridal chorus,
the bride entered the parlor on the
arm oof her father -She was at-
tended by .her s friend,: ',Miss Jewel
Gr iingeg;.•while uhe groom.was sup-
po.ted by his brother, Mg. Thomas
Reid, The bride wore •a pretty dross-
ol ivory canton crepe 'with tulle veil
and orange blossomns�aricl'carried a
bouquet • of white canations- and
fern. She also tvore''the groom's'
gift; si` pearl., pendant. The 'brides.
maid was dressed in pink sills crepe
de chineand carried 'rink carnations.
The groom's gift to the bridesmaid
and pianist wore' gold brooches set
with nearly, and to tho, groomsman,
cuff Iinks, During the signing ooi':
the register the bride's cousins,
Misses Clara .and Ida 1VIcGowan, sang
0 Peres Love,''
.After a sumptuous • wedding dinner:
p5.which--the girl friends of the bride
• noted' Eo t+ wartgl r t5g •uncle and
grom5 teff in -P t1ne afttinoon Nath,,
amidshowers ei rice and confetti,
av
'for. London.T,he . bride travelled ar}
a
,suit o'f navy blue tsicobine with h145
to snatch. Ori theist return. Mr, and
Mrs. Reid Will 'Take un ti'e'r resi-
dence on .the groom c Sanaa on the
front -Road, Stanley township.
laic
young couple received many
'usoful and pretty gifts grid have the"
Gest wishes If a host of :friends for
a long and happy' married life.
1. Helenas
Mr. Duncan McDonald and family
havemoved to Mr. J. W. Foran's
farm.
Work started at Mr. John Joynt's.
saw mill on Tuesday with a staff of
ten Inert. Mr, .Jahn McDonald is
head' sawyer alid Mr. Sam ";Durum 15
foreman:,.
"We ire p eased .to know that ll/r,
Percy Hyde, who had the misfortune
to hurt liis knee : very badly while
working in ,the bush, lo improving
Mrs. Havens, who has been at Mr.
W. Woods for a while, has gone
home for a few days as she was not
feeling' well.
Mr. Lewis Grant held a successful
auction sale on Friday, life terns
has expired on the farm he had rent -
Phone It F ovist ed for five years and having failed
}i•$ to secure another farm he is giving,
up -farming' and :Will move into St.'
Helene.
Mrs. Richard Martin has return.,.
ed to her home in Huron after spend-
ing a -week with her mother, whd
is seriously all,
The bowlers of 131yth are having
their 'green rewired and are putting
iu ono Of the beet lights, in 'vogue on
any of "the greens, in Ontario.
Having sold my hardware business to 112essrs
Hawkins and `il flier who will centime the busiiaess,
in the same stand, I> wish to thank all my customers
-- and friends for their past patronage
As I•wish to settle all .outstanding accounts same
can be paid at my residence, or to my."sucoessors at the
regular place of business,
Baca.
ter '-azint=aisaancle
1
Our new elotba are the finest collection we have,
' had. for many S'asotls. arid are.}rricod• zit a ells' close
margin -of profit, and we know that for real dollar value
they cannot he equalled.
QUALITY 4.L:ITY _FIRST'' has 'always been our'
motto, alio tIois Season ; weare out to deosoristrate more
.than ei'er, that I I;AL HAND TAILORING, all wool
• material a,nd high grade .triixrtxings are the only true
ecomony in Men's Orotlies,
Prices rpm e fro T 2 to 5
m a sit'owe axnaeaes�p
Davis , Fier .till-..,
THE VETERAN TAII,,,ORS
Opposite Town Hall,. ' Brown's Men's Furnishings'atorie
Constance
The congregational meeting was
held this week in the church.
Quitea number are'`still sick with
the "cold .
Mise` Hattie Armstrong is Proving nicely. 4 _
Mr. James Mann of BrusoSla 3Pent
s week in the township.
'Mr. W,n, Moore is - gcitisi nivel
k"
settled
Mrs. McArthur of Goderich spent
a fe0 days -last week with her els
ter.:,
Mrs. Brown is visiting her dough
ter, Mrs. IL Morrell, near Clinte
for o while. '
God0514113 Winghatii, Teeswatt
and -:Zurich are now fully oegranizi
for sa hose .11 league which twill 1
ternle1 the "Di Peon,"