The Clinton News Record, 1924-06-12, Page 8Clinton
CI, YI TONT, LEADING JEWELLRy
SilveF or � t Glass is the most.stlitalrle.
P ; will l y appreciated as itis aLv
We invite you t)a itis
t is more sat¢sta
S izl, ,goad taste
csileetior of Silye:; Cut
Wedding and Engagerneo
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Nest Hovey's Drug Stora
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Leal Novelty F
arrow Neckwear.
Selling like hot cakes,
men and most suitable
vogue.
Five the boys what they
Just the Tie for young:
for low collars now -in
want- LANKY BILL TIES
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Congoleum Rug; Salt continued for oe
week. Order now and, save'money.
Piumsteei:;Br
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SMALL PROFITS
M131>r! R[ISINESS
The Man Who Knows
good clothes when he sees them,
knows -that ,they were made at
this establishment. If you'have
not as yet .Tricked out your-
' Spring Suit, come to us, as
have all the latest novelties and '
*signs, and can make up a ,suit'
winch will be an to the minute
in every respect. •
COME AND ,INVESTIGATE,
W.E.-INVITE YOUR
PA,TRONAGE
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We also carry a complete line
of Brandram Henderson Paints
and Varnishes
Sun Varnish and
Sun, Tarnish Stains .
Also a complete line of
Brushes, Linseed Oil and
Turpentine
Sutter & Perc:u . .
FIAItDWARE PLUMBING ELECTRIC WIRING.
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We are ready for all orders of spring work, Papering, Painting ;t
and decorating, We have a large assortment•of papers and we ask
you to see our books before buying.
You will save money by ordering your paper from us.
All work Guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
Orders left, with Mrs.Robt. Armstrong,. Huron street will •ie-
eeive prompt attention. !r, - , PHONE 234' ring 2
KAY ' `POTTEE
is gathered evez•ything,tha.t"is clearest
and best in lite. Home is the center
from . tvhicli all the • varied . concerns
and ;business opt lite start forth. Any.
thing that can'contrphuta to the 'beau-
,.
ty and comfort anal peace of Ilome is
deserving of attention and thought.'
In this direction let wall paper -enter
your thoughts. Our new spring 'tock
will "soon be ready for you inspection.
TIIB. IN, 11:Fair Co..
Often the Cheapest—Always the Beet
Mr. C. I. Wallis is home this wee▪ k,
tis k'redn Wallis was in Guelph yes-
terdav
Mr. Jacob Taylor of Toronto is in
town this week.
Mrc and Mrs. J. B. Lavis were in
- London yesterday.
,Miss, Eleanor McTaggart of Montreal
is home for the vacation.
Mr. and Mrs James Connolly
Goderich were in town yesterd
Mr: and Mrs. J. Torrance leave
day to. visit'their son at Caperol,
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Miss Gel -rude Fowler of Luelen
spent the Week -end at her home
town. '
Mr. and lYirs. John Rapson visi
their daughter, Mrs. W. Jail
eon, .last week.
Dr. and Mrs, Rogers of Forest, Vie
ed Dr. and Mrs, Gandier of to
the beginning of the week.
Misses Phyllis and Frances. Cooper
Toronto were in town - fo} t
frown -Cooper weddings yesterda
Miss 'Brown, of Woodstock was
town' yesterday . attending' the we
ding of her brother, Mr. W.
Brown:
Mr. ane. Mrs. W. T. O'Neil retur
ed last ' week from Orlando, FI
_,and will spend some time at th
home in town. •
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Mrs.' W. 'Durwood Mills' and son,
• Donald, ; of Bluffington, Ga., we
guests Of their aunt, Mrs. Long,
Albert street, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Miller and
daughter of New York City are..
-the guests of Mr., and Mr,. Hugh
Miller for a few weeks,
Mrs. James •Shepherd and Mrs,, Rob
;son spent a few days in St, Thomas
last '.week with the fornier;'s son
.. and his wife,. Mr, and Mat. C. P.
Shepherd, •
Mts. George Lavis and little Miss
1VIary, Lavis are in Toronto this
week,, Miss'Enrtna went down Tues
day and they, will motor home to-
gather on Friday.
IA.. W. Buck and two children, Bry-
ant and Yvonne Jean of Detroit
and Miss Gale Bowen of Washing,
''ton are visiting this week with Mr.
and Mrs. 0. L, Paisley,
miss Myrtle Armstrong, who is ars
tending ''Stratford Normal„ stpent
the week -end at her home in town.
She was accompanied by Miss Ger-
trude Bartlett of St. Marys,
IlEr, and Mrs. Milton Cook of Wind-
sor caste over on the Greyhound on
Monday and have been, visiting at
the house' of the lady's parents,
Councillor and Mrs, J,' •Sehoenhais.
Dr. and Mrs.. Donald Ross and chit-
dren are on their way hone from
England, where Dr, Ross :has been
taking .a post -graduate course.
They will visit here before locating
again.
Mr, and Mrs. Ogle Cooper of CoI-
Iingwood were in town for a few
days this week, cpoming down to be
present at the 'Marriage of the for_
mer's sister,' Miss Minnie,0ooper,
who was married 'yesterday to W.
'C. Brown,
Rev, Dr. Stewart of Toronto is vis=
"iting old friends ' in Clinton and
Stanley 'this week: ' He .came up
to officiate at the Brown; Cooper
wedding yesterday, and is taking
tine opportunity of 'renewing old
friendships in town and vicinity.
Mr: and Mrs. Dorman, Sreek,. who
;are on their honeymoon, have ,been
visiting: Dr. and ,Mrs. Brown of
town this week. lWr, ,Sreek, who
will
be ordained et the Toronto
Conference ordination service ' on•
Sunday, will lire located in Saskateh
ewan, '1Vir:s. .Sreek was formerly
a' nurse M Fort ;Simpson -Mission,
8.0:
Mr. and Mrs, V. 0.,, French of We-
taskiwin, Alta., were visitors from
Saturday • evening until :Tuesday
• with the' fOK 1..1'
ormer's mother, Mrs. F.
• French of town. . Ma. French had
' been in attendance at themkeimg
of, the :Canadian Weekly
Newspa—permen's Association in ' Toronto
, lastweeit'•and they sailed yesterday
'' from 'Montreal with a ..lyartty:.of''
weekly' newspapermen and their
wives' on a trip to England and the
continent. •
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A Ga war gcciaR
The Young Peoples League of Wes-
ley church ;rillhold a •lawn ;social on'
the ^ chur cid ' °grotmds an Th.nrsda'y
evening nevi,,. June i9th, at ,eight,':
4 ,o'clock. 7:,o, admis,sion charge, rey
fresi ments; ca'ndF,• etc Cone incl -fske Mrs Se tery won, o
f ur ' ret o col
between baatds,; } u.„.. ;S'„l_.nSeafonth.on,;1j1 evenin of lint. or,i,
� grouped as a disCrict:
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(O pare our pi ac s-.rfer . ulality and Seg' ✓�,
Big leaders in Tea and Sugar
1 "lbs Granulated .Su ai for $x:,00 (to °lie c �sf of et.)
Special `Black Tea per .l 48c
Hrsley Tea. per lb Sc
O'INTeii's Special Blend. per iL 65c
sk us' for a sa ,pie of any of above Tea
Call' and inspect o r Grocete �.ia Specials
Courtier Brand Salmon per lb 35c
Red Sahnon, half pound tut........19c Seedless aisinits,.2 I. •...25e. 1 Picnic Hams„
Pilchards, x!, Ib, : I Seeded Raisins, 2 lbs. ... „25c r f per lb .. , .: , ; , ,1$c.
19c Grape Nuts ...•, .
Puffed Wheat, 2 pkgs �, 2p,. + Ainmm�ia'"Powders 3 for , •23e
New Cheese, per 'lb. . 23C • Puffed, Rice, 2 plc 's
g Life Buoy, o
35c' Soap Chips, 2 for 23c
Charm, 2 pkgs.
23c
,,Blooms, 4 .string •.,• 500
Brooms, 5 string .74c
0 Oedar Polish 74c
Rinso, 3 `' liackages for •. 233c.
Toro Tablets 6 , for' • . •23e
Clothes Pins;.3 der. for.,• 'lac
Back Bacon, per Ib: ,, ',
Pea -Meal per ib,
. ;; .2cJe
O'Neil's highest grade ▪ coffee, per lb. ,-
' ,..600.
Pastry Flour,. 24 lbs, for ® 80c
Jelly Powders, all flavors, 3 for
,250
Our own Baking Powder lb tins 23e
Strawberries, We will 'still redeem Surprise Soap Coupons
rawberries, Green Beans, Asparagus, Carrots, Beets
Fresh Fish Tuesday and Saturdays
Cash & Carrs r9 1
2 Deliveries
Phone
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The McClary
Rotary
Electric Range
The Rotary Range is suit-
able for the average -sized
family or for. genual instal-
lation in apartments where
space 13 Iimited -and 'eeono-
my'in outlay is essential;
This Range is equipped with -
two or :three , cooking elements in
the top, as required.' \The Oven
is eircular in form with two .ele-
stents, one at the top and one at
the bottom'—there are two. wire
shelves.
The Oven:has the same wonder-
ful baking' abilities as Me0lary's,
�4tandard round cornered seamless
Oven.. The interior is seamless
enameled, smooth as glass, and as
readily cleansilrle. There is thick
•in`tsulation around the O`ven:and in
the door; -this oonstruetion keeps
the treat within and. holds it long
after the current 15 turned off:
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1'Jse 3' 'our Own Utility—It Pays a
Hydro Shop., Clinton
OLD LADY PASSES CAM'A'Y'
One, of Huron county's oldest resi-
dentes gassed -to her eternal reward
in the person 'of Mrs. Jane Donoghue
Gagen," who died June 2nd, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. E. Alt-
cheson in Wingham, „Deceased was
borif in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, Ju-
ly 31, -1881, coming to this country
with her parents one year' later, re
maininga a short time; in the east be-
fore coning to Huron county, set-
tling in Goderich township, later, re -
Moving to .Fishnet, St. Clair Co,,
'where she remained for, 'a period of
'ten years, returning again to Huron
county where' the balance of her life
'"rias spent in all about 81'pears..•She
is survived by one brother, Charles
McIntosh of Hallett, township, also
six children,,Michael Donoghue of
Philadelphia, Pa., Capt. Josef i `of
Buffalo,. Thos. of ,Bay City, ,Mich,,
Wm. and Mrs. McLennan of .De-
troit, ,Mich., and Mrs. E. Aitcheson
of Whigham. Shi, 'was .a.- devoted
member of 'the . Roman Catholic
;Chureli.
Deceased endured the hardships of.
pioneer life bearing her•burdens with
a cheerful Lovable disposition. Her
Many friends will regret to .learn "of
her demise. The funeral will take
place Wednesday, June 3rd,' with se-'
.vices at 9. o'clock at Sacred -Heart
Church in Wiinghan. Interment in
St. Patrick's 'Cemetery at Goderich.
-Winghaan Advance -Times.
Tuckersmiti� Township
VIi,•' and Mrs. J. Percy Cole of
TS'uck0.,smitlr left on Monday horning.
.for ,Sanddsky, Mich„ where Mr.
Cole's uncle, Mr. Wesley, Cole, Iies'
very ill. , Mr, and Mrs; •Cole ,,villi
visit in several places through the
State (before returning
Nlrs • harry 121. ,Taylor and three
of her five children ,of .4th concession,
Tuckersnnth, speitt'severel days last
week visiting in Zurich and Gkand
,Bend.
Mr. Cecil Oke assisted Mr. Russel
Coleman' one day last we'c k to. erect a
nev4 driy.ng' house.
1ilr and ills. `Ole and M, and
1 ra am n$� 10 n,nn County Court Toeing held in
a seat and listen to the band,„„ 'Vlu r bei whoto'o% thekt t i Goderr'1�v lnties being
RALLY AT EXETER
The_ Saivittion Army Silver Band
of London will visit Exeter and vi-
einity.on June 14th and 15th,
This brand consists of thirty must-
/dans who play their instruments and
live their lives to.the 'Glory of God.
Be sure to coin and hear their •con-
secrated music and also .their: testi-
The programme le `as follows:
Saturday afternoon the band will
(visit the towns close by and at 8:30
a monstrous open air service and -con-
cert on the Main street of Exeter.
'Sunday at 11 a.m., Holiness ser-
vice :in the town hall conducted by
Adjutant R. Spooner, the band tak-
ing part in the service."
Afternoon a Sacred Concert in Vic-
toria Park at' 8 p.m. ,Drive up in
your car and enjtry the service.'
Evening a Grand Musical Festival
commencing at 7 a,m,, followed by,
a Gospel service afbout 8:15 iii the
-skating rink Exeter
Come early and seeure a seat. Seats
tfor a thousand people.' Yen are
;welcome at any time during music or
pinging. Don't fail to be present
`land ineei me there. Your friend,
CLEAN SLATE FACES PERTH,
COUNTY JUDGE FOR
When Judge Lewis, of Goderich, of
the Huron Connty .Court opened the
Spring sittings of the Perth Comity
Court in Stratford on Tuesday after-
noon, he found that there wah not 6,
,case set down for trial. . The court
was accordingly cloaed. Althbugh•
Perth county it is rather unusual.
This .is the ,first time in years that
there has not been at least one case
on the docfcet, Notices 'were scm•
out a short time ago to all the jurors.
that they need not attend. Judge
0. A. Barron,' of the Perth County
Gault, is' presiding at the sittings oi
The Month of June
Is the `time when new homes are being furnished, so we:cordial;
ly invite ybu*to inspect our large stock of all the necessities' for
that new horse. Assuring you of the very lowest prices possible,
- We Have
Linoleum, Congoleum Rugs, Carpet Rugs of all kinds with a well
assorted stock of 'furniture that cannot help but please both the
eye and the purse.
Don't forget this 'store 'when you're looking for, useful wedding
gifts.
Coal Oil Stoves and ovens, Gapoline Irons, Electric Irons and
Toasters, -
I{cep your lawns light by using the celebrated Taylor -Forbes
lawn mower.'
Extra special. price on ▪ Barn and Garage Paint $2:00 per gallon.
A few odd shades of Sherwin Williams Paints. " „It will, pay you to
look these over, .
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`Clinton 'Hardware and Futnhture Co.
THE STORES 'WITH A STOCK
Furniture Phone: 104 Hardware 105
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CURRE' L;i-, & SHIPi,lt y
Specials for Friday and Saturday
5"lbs. Rolled Oats 20c
2 lbs. Prunes 25e
11 lbs. of best Gaanulated Sugar
.. 8 IVIeLtirenip Jelly powders ....25e 'Tea and 'Coffee of the best QuAlitY”
2 pkgs."Shredded Wheat . 250 ."Lettuce, New Cabbage,. Ssveet ,Or-
' 2 Tins of Aylmer 'Corn 35e Grano Fruit .,
2 Tins of Aylmer Peas 85e
2 pkgs. Kellogge Bran ... ... :25e Leave your 'FISH ORDERS for.
1 lb. 'Cooked Ham , ... • 50e Thursday's. delivery,
THE Ci & S. GROCERS
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We have secured "a quantity of good body 12inch hardwood, r
equal to and better than the wOod we have been spiling out of our
yard at $6.4)0 per,cord; which we can sell at •
$20.00 per load of 4 cords
Being plincipally Maple and Beech this is truly a !nighty
good buy, and as the mine price of coal is advancing each month,
1 would -strongly recommend to each family in Town to take in
a load or two of this
Real Bargain
This price will be good only for orders delivered' direct
frOm the bush and as the same wood will sell for a Much 'higler
figure from our yard next winter it will be real eConomy to -
8. Mustard Coal Co.