The Clinton News Record, 1923-5-10, Page 84' 10 11428
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are needed—we
Tile
that we
the line
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foil'0
for lone; of iihart distances
can furnish the right
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the Glabcee"
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matter 18
in
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long and abort of the whole
can supply the. best of everything
of Optical (lends.
nein on Our Goods
and that's what
1fol..JO.`N,N,
Jeweller $]ld: Optician •Nest-$ovey'e Drug Store
1
New' dor'
Y
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Shoes and Hosiery
we have had
sport models for
-213.50 and up.
shoes or oxfords,
black or brown
at easy prices,
as the stock
be later.
,
I;USIN1iSS
Everyb�dyLikes
Something
The Spring
is now in place
forsome years
Suits in all
o
y ung latent and
Men's Fine
black or brown
Ladies slippers
Kid and Patent
.. Spring. Hats
Nokv is 'the
is at its best
!Iumsteel
SMALL PROFITS'
Stock of• Clothing, hats, Caps,
and is tl:e largest and best showing
and the prices ase right.
the nifty styles shown this year in
the more staple. lines for older men
Shoes. iA splendid range in lace
at $4,50 to $6.50.
and oxfords in patent leather,
with grey. trim. $8.75- to $6.00;
and Caps, Etc., in a big rant
time to buy the summer requirements
and the prices lower than they will
PHONE •25:, `
MORE
;
PinesIples, Fresh
,
etc.
summer
en hand
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"Fresh
Oranges, Lemons,
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Garden Seeds,
Quality
Fresh Supplies
The -C. &
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Fruit
�llt�' �iC d Vegetables
Ban arias Grapefruit and
•,Lettuce,' Onions Rhubarb'
Seed Potatoes, Dutch Sets, Mpltipliers
Coal Oil—Let us supply your 011.this
of Groceries and Provisions, always
Prompt Delivery Service-
S. Grocers
w Styles
Spring Ne'
•
Mayy
In Clothing
We have our new spring suitings.
The new spring styles are here.
This is the time to order your new suit
or overcoat so as to have it when the spring
opens.
Come in and inspect. materials
and discuss styles
Davis Sc. Herman
-
Now that Rouse
forget that we carry
and Varnishes and
Stains for your
Freseotta Cold
a full line of O
Wall Dttsttet '. • s
` ,
us again (Id' not,.
Paints
and Sun Varnish ,
We also carry
and. Ceiling and
da'Lal
0 3 MOPS IN �I+1�
Chan5esble in n second. Separate.
mops clothe for Water. 00, Dust, For
Iioreee IIcit h, etc. Cteans:pa the last
epeth.�wonderfullabor-aavingdevice:•
Gollnpa,ble, selY-leelcing fsemc, can be
wrung out r -lung, emop er or
s world. r. Onit' flratelites. mop in the
torid, Dodi fent to ace a demonstra-
tion. Soldin all stores.
' fi teen.. A.omi\i
WOD MOP
cleaning season i$ almost with
a complete line of Br•andram-Henderson
Floor Paints, also Sun Varnish
floors end wood work.
Venter Paint for wails and ceilings,
-Cedar and Liquid Veneer Mops.
Sutter -
HARDWARE DL3C'rM cAr PL1fIS2i3ING
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;VENN> ",5 Eie• tri.dia '
a lctetria U' n ,es til; to , S
� x � � tlltx,a Irons, Fano and otter:r
Appliances
+ ;And it'j
Make-.
Your
House
A
Home
With
Attractive
WALL PAPER
T110;: r 11N Fa! Co..
Often the CheaPpst--..Always .the Best
eit Fei all tuti to, I in me,'`
Miss Jean Chidley :lett Saturday fete
Toronto, where she will take a nos -
Miss. Dickie of London was the guest;
of Miss Grace Shepherd on Sat
urday. -
Mrs. R. C. Mason and family left,
Saturday for Chatham, to join Mr,1
Mason. •
Mrs. (Dr.) 'Ferguson' of Kincardine.
was the guest 'of Miss Amy Ilow-
• son over the week -end. '
Master "Clarence Walker of Gode-
rich visited Master BiIly- Jackson'
last week.
Mr. and -Mrs. George Jenkins, Miss
Rutledge and Mr. Wilfrid- Seeley
motored to London on Friday.
Miss Margaret McLennan, 'of Toron-
to, visited -here heother, Mr, 0. A.
J i eLennan over the week -end.
Mrs. R. A. Bell returned-. Saturday;.
after a very pleasant visit at,
'Silverton; Sinecoe and Allendale
Mics Jennie Holmes has returned to,.
her hoine' in- town after,' spending-,'.
the winter with her brother. near
Goderich.
Mrs .4 E. Brooks of. Mitchell has;,
been visitin • during the past week`
with her ` parents, Mr. and 1l9e.
•Wm" Cantelon,
Mr. Willis C. Cooper, left ; Monday
morning ler Chicago, where he will'
spend, the holiday !period in, an,
:architect s ofife .
Miss Ellis of the Collegiate staff -is
at her heme ih Listowel, owing to
the illness of tier mother. Mr.
Fred. Wallis is supplying -.at the
Collegiate during"her absence, . .
Ilirs. S. S. Cooper .and daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and .Mrs'. P.
Ladd, of .Clinton, ,spent the- week-
end with Mi. and Mrs. A. -J. Coop-.
er, —Goderich Star
Misses Lily; and Laura MacFarlane
tleft for -their hone in Owen•Sound
oh Saturday ' after spending a
Week as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
•
John Zapfe,
Mrs, John Flynn, who has been
spending the past couple of months.
with her husband in Detroit, is
visiting' relatives in town; before
,Settling in theCity of the Straits.
1lrs. Wm. Foster of Chicago, fennel,'
resident of Clinton, visited Mr.
and Mrs. Wan. Cantelon one day
this : week. Mrs. foster has been
visiting friends in Seaforth.
Miss 'Vos'burg, who has been spend
'ling a few weeks with her cousin,
Mrs: Long, of Clinton,' returned
,;home `en; Wednesday of last`. eek.
_ • Gerrie" News
Jars. Nation of Seafortle has been
visiting Mrs. W. Jackson and Mrs.
(Dr.) Shaw during the past week.
Mrs. Nation intends going to tlie.
Coast shortly for an extended stay.
F. G. $cotchaner, who recently
eoid out his drug business inWallc-
erton has been visiting relatives in
the vicinity during the past week.
Mr: Scotchiner has not yet located
but is Iooking about for a good loc-
ation.
Ir. Roy Chowen,, who successfully
passed his exam, at the ,School of
practical :Science, Toronto, has been
holidaying at his hoine .in town but
goes to Northern- Ontario for the
summer, where ,he will get; some
practical' mining experience,
[ayor and Mrs. Cooper and Mr. Wil-
lis Cooper attended the funeral of
the late Prancis Sellery in Kincar-
dine on SSaturdva•y. Mr. Sellery was
an uncleof rs, Cooper's and'unttil
a few years ago, :when 11e moved
to Toronto, had his hoine in
cardine.
;re. Roberts and babe of Regina are
the guests, of Mrs. T. J, Watt. Mrs
Roberts well be remembered as
Miss Nettd Simpson and has vis-
ited in Clinton on several occasions..
Her husband, Dr. Roberts, is taking
a post graduate course and is now
in, Vienna.
Ir. and Mrs, Carl Mair and bade of. -
;Allendale have been visiting at t;lv
home of -Mrs. Melee mother, Mrs.
R. A. Bell of town,' and with the
parents and relatives of Mr. Mair in
Goderich township this week. Mrd
,Mair's grandfather, Mr, Gilbert
Mair, is not in good health just
at present,'
r. and Mrs. Gunn "attended the
funeral of the fotmer's brother,
the date Hector Gunn, who died
suddenly in Calgary on Tuesday
last while .on his way from the
Coast, where he had spent the
inter. I
nv Ie was -buried from St.
Paul's Presbyterian church, Bath-
erst street, Toronto,' on Monday'
r; _C F. Libby, for several years to-
eel manager
a$the Citn
tbl Knitting
Company, is in town this wools hav-
ing dome over to -assist his daughter
in-law. iblrs, F. Libby, to pack and
get ready; to trove to Boston,
where they intend residing in Sut-
tee. Mr. Libby is looking remark,
Ably well and assures his friends
that he's just a l ,well as he looks.
A gonial seul, wile'' trade inany
rfriends during this residence here,
Mr, Libby has boon warmly welron-
but his iretn•
n to,tonvn hag Ann
newerl the 'rog'rtt ., Olt at .'iris re-
snovitl to another Mace of abode,
AMEN Mkt- VW
4
is
Introducing and Boosting
eer
Canadian -loos for Catiladia
Aylmer Canned Goods and Jams
Aylmer •Pure Jam in 4-1b pails, strawberry, cherry, raspberry
Aylmer 'Soups ---Vegetable and Tomato oily, , , .. ;
Alymer Pork and Beans 'small size ,, •.
' Ayhner Pork and Beans medium size .,
Aylmer Pork and Beans large size . , , , .., • , ,
Aylmer'Pumpkin •,
2 for 23c.
18e,
26e. ,•,
• 20e.
ap,l.e leaf matches Tndi S lea' ,box 20c,
Dominion' matches 34c
• Doirnnien. Mill+_ pee tin 150,.
Keen Siveet Milk eper tiu '<' 15e,'
f1feep .Sweet Whipping Cream Ile.
Keep Swett Cream . , 0,.. , .. . , , , 15c.
Derninion' Corte per tin , , . , 10c, - -
Doininio i Peas per' tin .. , . .. , ,• , 15o.
CANADIAN PICKLES `
Large Sony Pickles .' .. 50c.
Sweet Mixed - • 25e.
• Onion & Chow . , , , 25c,
Catsup Made in Canada large size- , , , ... 25c.
See otir special soap deals in ndrth window
resh salmon trout daily, if weather permits, from Ba,Yfie1d
ALSO. SPECIAL IN
Cooking Figs, pulled;' 3 lbs for 25c
Cooking Dates per ib 10c
Prunes, large , - :20c
2
Kindly order early Wednesday morning (owing.ta hal
ash . & Carry.:
Ig'Cslh ser es ,.
holiday.
during Summer months)
Under special arangements with W.
J. Spence, the Clinton Public School
have secizred the se'evices of the
who tyili give one . of, their famous
concerts in the Town Hall Wednes-
day,
WecInes a@
at$ P. M.;
This "Company „comes highly rec;
ommoncied and presents a pro-
gramme of high order.' This,, entire
programme is -to be seen attached to
all theadvertising posters in the
town and the public -can' judge for
themselves theclass of concert to be
expected.
Miss Jean McDonald of New Yorlc
is guaranteed to be the 'greatest 'en-
tertainer.produced'in'Canada in mod-
ern tithes. In New York they call
her "Bonny • . Jean, the Perfect
Scream." phi: always comes to her
audience ..in fine spirits and when.
she leaves; she has her audience in
the same niodd.'1lme Gwladys Jones -
Morgan' is a • fatuous Welsh soprano,
Miss Hunt id, the foremost violinist
in the Dominion, and Miss l0ulalie,
Buchanan is a gold medalist of the
Royal 'Academy of London, England
Be prepared for an evenings enter-
tainment. and you will- trot :he :disap-
pointed. No Seats Reserved. Every-
body welcome.
Admission: Adults 40c. Children 25c
War Tax Included
PROGRAMME;
,Gypsy Airs Helen Hunt
(a); Train (b) The .Open Secret, Rob --
.Robin sing me a song Gwiadys
Jones -Morgan.
Sketch Jean MacDonald
(a) Spanish Serenade, {b) Tango
Helen Hunt
One Fine Day. from Madame Butter-
fly, Gwladys Jones -Morgan
Sketch JeanMacDonald
Scherzo, B flat minor Eulalie Buchan-
an.
(a), Waters of Minnetonka (b) all for
you Uwladys Jones -Morgan( Violin
obligate.
Sketch Jean MacDonald
(a) Londonderry Ail', (b). ,Hungarian
Dance Helen Hunt
The False Prophet Gwladys Jones
Morgan
Sketch Jean MacDonald
Gal " Save the Icing
Note:—This concert' is positively
guaranteed, Theiniteical artists are
the very finest in Canada; Jean Mac-
Donald is wonderful. Come.
Auburn
Mrs. J. 14Iurdock° and Miss Isabel,
of Zealandia, Sall;,, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs, C. M. Straugshan:
Mr. T. Riddell loaded a ear of pot-
atoes this week.
Quite e,pumber of:our, farmers have
finished sending. •
Mother's Doty is being observed in
our churches next Sunday.
Miss Fanny Scott continues very
low having suffered another attack
last week. •
The young ° seo sle of tea Methoidst
Y g i 1,
church met last Friday evening ante,
IV -Mind lin 0ptvorth League, the
,Civet meeting will be held, this Fri-
day night,;
The Women's Missionary Society of
the Goderich District will "hold its
annual Convention in the Methodist
church, Constitnee, oh Wednesday,
May tilib• Miss 10.' I', Sperling, 110=
trusted missionary, will be present
and give tin address.
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SOUTH HURON
LIBERAL - CONSERVATIVE:
CONVENTION '
The Liberal- Conservative Conven-
tion of the riding of South Huron, 'as
constituted -for Provincial purposes.
will be held -in"the town •hall, Ileinsall,
Thtiwsda a_ I7 1923
at 2 o'clock, p, nt, for the purpose
of selecting: a candidate 'for the com-
ing 'Provincial Election, and to trans-
act other important business.:
Each Polling Sub -Division' is entit-
led to send . three voting represent-
atives, and as many othe,•s as pos-
sible,
Ladies especially invited -to attend.
A prominent .speaker will be pres-
ent to address the Convention. Mr,
Harold'' Barnum of .Aylmer is expect-
ed,
xpect ed,
•
'C. G. Middleton, G. C. Petty, '
President `Secretary,.
The
Liberal.
ConsUrvatives
OF THE CENTRE nRIDLNG OF
HURON
Will hold a Convention at
Cardno's Hall! Seaforth
on
ednesdCa
gl
Mau 16th, 1923
at 2.30
for the purpose of nominating a Can-
didate t.peontest the election iii the
interests bf the ::Liberal-Conservaive
Party. -
A good attendance isearnestly re-
quested. Ladies especially invited.
"God Save The Icing"
M. Broderick.' Wnh. Campbell
President Secretary,
Mother's
R'very. Mother Loves Candy, why` not
remeilber her tenth a box of our Fruit,
Nut, er HeAlCreaniY .Centers,
Special Display at reduced Prices
` - '
i
Confectioner and Rost ah •
y a trent
"We aim 10 please,"
ftesioneemeamareely
~ems.
Furniture . epserene, ut
Our Furniture Departnieni; will be most attractive to the June
Bride as we never had such a grand assortment to select from as
we -have' right now and we. cordially invite, you to •call and see'. for
yourself
l;fi:ite'afi f ,h
-We have scene. -Wonderful Bargains in Chesterfield suites ,in
Mohair Plushes -and Tapestries, Divanettes, Dining Room, and Bed
Room suites,
With an unusually ..large Stock • of Beds and Bedding ;of all
kinds at extra special prices,
A Good Assortment - of Rugs, Congoleutn, Linoleum -ancl Oil
Clothes to select from at lowest ,possible ,prices.
HARDWARE DEPARTMENT -
A Full Line of Paints and Varnihses at all Prices
Muresco for a Beautiful Wall Finish
'Dust Bane for House Cleaning
A Pull Line of -Lawn Mowers Garden Tools and Garden Hoes
Galvanized Wash Boilers at. 51.35 each
ea �'at d Prices ..Y
•
Calf and Pig M 1 Reduced ,
Mixed Nails at $4.00 Per. 'Keg., Ty
Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co.
THE STORES WITH' A STOCK
Furniture Phone 104 • ' Hardware 195
• NORMANDI E BLOCK
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OG A.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
"The Invisible Power
starring House, Peters and Sport Review
MONDAY AND TUESDAY .
Charles Ray in R. S. V. P.
Harold Lloyd Comedy
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
"North of the Rio Grande"
Starring Jack Holt and Bebe Daniels.
Burton Holmes Travelogue.
Admission 25c and lOc.
Varna
A public meeting will be held, in
the Orange Stall on Tuesday even-
ing, May 15th, at eight o'clock for
the purpose of organizing an L. 0,
B. rL; lodge. All flee ladies of the
community are' cordially invited to
attend. •Several officers of the Ciro-
ton L. 0. B. A. will be present to
oxpleiit the objects of the Society.
The following is the report of
Valeta School for the month o:e gip.
ilc
4th. --Sr. - Ellwood-15pps, - Pitebo
Colciough, Irene Johnston, Trete
Clutter, Shirley Dawson, Dorothy
Islet: '
4th Jr,—iVfnlacl Pilgrim, Clayton
Elliott,' Milliard Robertson
3rd. Sr, -Mean Foster, Reethdl',
Johnston, :Jean Johnston.
bird, J`r.---Hazel Steep, Margate,
et Johnston, Orrin Dowsot, 'Clare`.';
Sm'th.
i
2nd, Ste—Mary Chutm•, Rrztli El-
liott, Ada Steep, Calvin Poster.
2nd, Jr.Andrey Johnston, Glen
Colelough, Trus, •' Chute., David
IIttdge,
1st. —.Elliott Chutes?, Thompson
Colelough, Vera Steep, Alvin Panel t•
Pr, Sr. --Doris" Center, Verne'
Smith, Melvin Foster,
,
Jr.. P.. Ge.t,
tn.ude NicLinchey,-Wale
ter Johnston, Willie Austin,
No. on roll 134., average "attend-
since, 81. Kathleen ?IL Welsh
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