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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1910-09-01, Page 44 Clinton News -Record' School 1ooks, For the Opening of School. also SCHOOI. SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS may be had at 0 - COOPER'S BOOK STORE CLINTON Htl.mesrlile, Tile home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel t111deIon of the 11th Cron. wast the scene . of a happy. gathering yesterday evening, it being the occasion of the marriage of their- eldest daughter, Ethel, to Dir. Edgar J. Trewartha, a popular and pioSperpus young farmer of 'the 9th eon., sore of Urs. John Trews rtha. • The ceremony was performed by Rev, .Mr. Snowden in the presence of about thirty guests, all of wboni were relatives or intimate friends of the contracting parties. The bride was very tastefully. gowned in cream • silk poplin with yolk of .over lace, and the bridesmaid, bliss Mabel Jer- vis, wore cream silk mull. Both car- ried flowers and each wore the groom's gift, a handsoitie gold piateet .with jewels: Mr. Blit 'lrewartha, brother of the groom, acted as groomsman. After the ceremony and whets the newly -wedded pair had received the eongratulai' ons of their asstmitled friend:=, all sat down to a dainty and well -served repast. D1r. and Mrs. 'Trewartha will reside on the 9th. and their natty friends join in •.wishing them long life, hap. piness and prosperity. • Mrs. Bond and two children o1 Sar- nia. visited Mrs. Cleo. (;roolcs last week. New Fall Suitings Having 1•eeeived some (if our New Fall Suitings and Trouserings .•nut posed of special imported Worsteds :emit tweeds, we are prepared to hook orders for the incoming season. ft will he to your advantage to select la air suit early and get a good choice. Although you may not want the ,nit for two months w•e will hold your , .seleetlutt for you. The Fall and Winter Fashion Plates are Here Drop in and See Them G. W. Bare & Co.. _agent. for British American Dyeing and ('leaning Co., Montreal. • Are you a News -Record subscriber ?- Coderlch Township Ernest Steep and his. brother of Marlette, Mich.,. are visiting friends and relatives in this vicinity: Miss Pearl Wise of near Iruetl'1 d has been visiting Mist A. Steep., A great many people from this neighborhood have gone or intend (ru- ing to the Toronto Fair. Miss Delena Grieves, who leas;. been visiting Miss Aphra .Steep for some time past, returned last week to i)al- las, Texas, where she is a nurse -in - training in .an hospital. Sportsmen from town are said to have been shooting wild. ducks the past week. The temptation is no doubt great to pot the lards, but the shooters should bear in mind that this is the close season, and that the law proVides fines, etc., for infrac- tions thereof. Mr. Harry Cook of Lucknow visited DIr. and Aiis., John 0. Elliott • and ether friends the pact week. Mr. and Mrs. James F ergusal are in Toronto this week. The •News -keroid excels for :Le news of Goderich township and the whole county. Porter's. Hill. Ur. Ilira•m Y. Cox has returned af- ter having spent a couple of weeks in Toronto: • ;IJiss Grace Torrance has returned after a week's visit at Bayfield. • Mr: Oliver Tiehborne of Goderich spent Sunday at home. Miss Luella Tiehborne also spent Sunday ,. at home. Mr. Benson Dawn is visiting with -leis grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, ('ox, for `a couple of weeks. • Miss Ruth Tiehborne, who has been at Point Farni for some'. time, _ has .returned home. Master Ernest Vanderburg is able to be around again after a.severe at- tack of pleurisy. Miss Sophia Lindsay spent a few days lately with her sister, Mrs. Brucefield.. Miss Inlay, who has been the guest of Miss Nettie Simpson for some time, has returned to her home in Wingham,. • Mr. and Mrs. Allan Douglas are home after a very pleasant two weeks' visit to their son .Joseph, who lives near London. Mrs. George George Strong, who teas been quite ill, I's, we are pleased to say, very much better. Mr. and 1iit. Torrance Dunlop , of Dashwood spent Sunday in ,our vil- lage. . C' Miss Geri le Kaiser of • Ilonsall is the guest of hen brother, Mr. Jack Iiai,i r. Miss Gladys Winter; who was . the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. A. 'l'urn- cr, left for Toronto on Tuesday. Mr. Sandy Baird hast returned ' to the west.. < Dr. and :11rs. Room are holidaying in London, Buffalo and other- places. Dr. Worthington of Ciintod is tak- ing. Dr. Rogers! practice while. he • is away. : Our ,football team defeated Grand Benet• by •.d •to 0 on Saturday atkCirand- Bend. Mrs'. Rattenbury, ' Miss:.Alice . and their'gurst, Mrs. II. VJohnston of Toronto,. visited Mrs; .R: T. Dunlop Dashwoodthis week.' • Miss, 'Gertie McGee .is home from Toronto,, . . IC• LADIES Ready-to-wear GARMENTS. 'DryGoods I olicli &col Millinery i - akn Llr ess m g Introducing the New Fall Dress Goods Wise women who like to get best • patter els °tight to mt'tke an early selection of the materials needed for fall. It is certainly ' not prudent -to keep putting the matter off , but get in touch at once with the new things. To see them on our counters will be a liberal education in colors and weaves for fall. • BUY EARLY AND GET. THE BEST CHOICE. Dress -Making Department) Our Dress -making Department will be re -opened the 1st of September. N rs. Roberts will take charge of this department, and comes •to us fron Toronto. where she has been in charge of one of the best Dress- making Departments in the 'city, and comes to us very highly recommended. N.ny'orders left now will have first place after re -opening. 3 Specials for Saturday Special No. i Black Silk Chiffon Taffeta tctaWaists int1a<k (ulv, all this year's styles, long sleeves,bought natly tac.cl, and if it► the regular way ('ml(1 not he sold less than $4.50; Sattirday A 98 price Special No. 2 • - A case of Flannelettes to clear at 10(', These Flannelettes ate•extraood gelidity and are all good washing colts, ti(i inches wide and would be goo(.; value at 121t', to :dear Saturday . 0 • Special tela 1 No. 3 Only :3 dozen Lawn Waists to cleat at tine. These Waists are well made and neatly trimmed, in all .sizes 31 to 42, c Motu' choice Satnt'day • . • • . , , , .:..... rr U c7 COME EARLY SATURDAY. EVERY COURT S � AND ATTENTIONNT1( 1 AWAITS YOU HERE. Bn old t large number of invited guests attended the bail •given: in the pavi- lion on Monday evening. An ex c el- lent orchestrafurnished the music. Mrs. Newton and child of Detroit in. the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weston. Heid 1 orrance. • Miss Ruby Currin; of Clinton •visited on Sunday with llrs. S. Milnerrson bliss hlorenee Macdonald is home from.Det roit. Mis Levine Hillock is in Toronto attending the hair.- ' Mai. (De.) Woods and family are vis- iting her parents at Durham. Masters Wilber 1',rwin and Harold Brandon are visiting friends at Bel - brave this week.. St. Andrew's church Sunday school will hold. their annual pienle in Jowt5 grove an Labor Day. Miss Baxter, who has spent the past two months in the village, left for her hone at London on Monday. Mr. Burgess, a student who is oe- cuping the pulpit of the Methodist -church for the summer months, preached a very eloquent sermon Sun- day morning. His subject was. "The Judgment." Ile was assisted by the Rev. W. E. Kerr of Tilsonburg. The choir was ably assisted by 141iss Boyd,. who sang a. solo entitled "One Sweetly Solemn Thought.°' The summer visitors are leaving in large numbers this •Week. Air: -Hanford I';luworth of Berlin was the guest of his uncle, Mr. John Tippet, the past week. •Mrs. George Erwin left on 'Tues- day for 'Trout Creels to visit her daughter; • Mrs. Ross Beattie. ' Rev. Kannawin of Strathroy . oc- c'upied the pulpit of St. Andrew's- chilrch on Sunday last. The Women's Institute,. will meet on Thursday next at the home of Mrs, Janus Campbell. Mrs. E. Elliott left on Tuesday to visit friends at Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keegan and son, Mr. Arthur. Keegan, of Alpena, Mich;., art' the guests of his mother, Mrs. .Keegan. Miss Maggie Falconer Of • Goderich and Miss Gilmore of • Stanley -were the guests of the former's parents, Mr.' and Mrs, John ha'.amer, part of this eek. • Stanley Township Threshing is ,the order of the day and the crop yield is excellent. The farmers are looking forward to • a good time this winter. - Messrs. Jack and Lloyd and . X1ss Annie Armstrong of Zurich a tent Sunday at Mr. W. J. Stioson's. Miss. Sadie Watson spent a pleasant week with Hensali friends. Mr, John R. Johns of Varna vioit- ed on the Sauble Line on Sunday. A photographer from .Stratford went through, this vicinity last week and took photos of several of the residences. . Matthew �'• I b r thew 11'oods of Goderich township visited on the Line on Sun- day last. Mr. Thomas Brownett -is gettiing his house ready. to veneer with cem- ent brick, . Dir. Win. Taylor made two ship- ments of cattle thk week, ane on Tuesday and the other on Saturday,. to Toronto. . Miss M. Galbraith has returned to her hone from •Detroit. Miss Clara Spackman and Miss Ada Phillips of London were the guests of Miss E. Bothwell, one day recently. • Mr.. Richard• Peck Sr. of Seaforth spent. Sunday with Stanlea7 friends. Miss. Nellie Robinson of Clinton is the guest of her cousin, :hiss Margar- et. Reid, - Miss Margaret Drysdale, who • ;pas been visiting with friends: near Varna, returned to her home in' Henn'', on Saturday accompanied • by her cousin, bliss • Emma Stephenson. Mr, and Mrs. J. t'. Reid spout Sun, day with friends at Blake. - • Sulnmerhill.- Arr... Iieehert • Oakes and: Miss • 'Ger- trude spent :Sunday with relatives. iii Clothe! deli.= • - • Preparations -are practically.' cont-. plated for the..' big 'harvest hone din-, nor to' be held in, the Orange hall on h'riday evening• of next •week, •'l ht -hill of fare will includt • c'hielie.n • pie,. salads and other delicactcs .and •-will be followed by a nttisicai and •literary prograin It • will • he one of the events of the season., and don't • you. forget •it. 1 i 1Huliett. Township. The township rate this year , • is 2 6-10 mills, slightly- less than last year t Mich • work has ' but. not st t t been done. The county rate : is 2 mills. Mr, 'Phos. McMichael and. his son, Thos.. J., left on Tuesday few Tor.. opt() -with a bunch of. leases. Mr tete big Exhibition; inckuling- the :a.I- lions (ilenrae, King Larne anis Mack Band Sensation; . et &rood •mare w ith, Stall and two fillies, bee' :two yetr•(ild and •tlw other • on: year-old. • Alodf;' With 'their super•or:lo•t of C'an.idiiin •( dr fis vas a 5ltHand P nn v belong- ing io n (- ittg io Mr. -J.: Wilson of Sea.11jh which is . .also 'in the competition. The Messrs. McMichael are among tate hest.. inforttted - and mast enthusiastic horsemen •in this part of the province and invariably make a good showing with diet'. 'atpele at the big 1''1 1', 11•luire the competition is the , keenest' is where they like to be. 'When the Toronto 1' xhibition is over they: will: move CM to the Western, • - Mr; C. and the Misses Mae' and. Laura Stewart spent Sunday with friends near B•elgrave. - b' • ' blrs Wm.Wm.(alter, who ha5 been ill for the past few weeks, is improving. Mr, Mt. and Mrs• Wnl. flask spent Sun day 'as the 'guest of the latter's,bro-• t.her,• Mr. 11 • Dlogrielge. Threshing is the older of the day. s Mr. and Mrs. A; Brett -o► '1'•oront9 spent Sunday With. friends in 'this .vicinity. - • Qiiitt' a number front here attended (he harvest borne supper at Burns' church last . •Friday evening. .Mr. John Barr will round the half century (nark 'on- September 26th When he Will he fifty years of age. Born on the, farm upon which . he has evc•t siitcr .lived and where t c itis : five boys also first saw • the light of day, he is a true 8011 of old Mullett and is dest'ovedly held an high respect ' throughout the township, :'Ir. fatties Snell, our notad sheep br.edcr, sent twenty-two. (eic.'.(te,rs Varna Mr. Joseph Foster, formerly -of this 'part but whospent the past` kw months at liattlt'ford, Sask., has re- turned to his home at 8 Brighton :ave., London. • - J1iss ' Bessie Yelland of Exeter Spent a_ feii d ays last week at ' the homes of -Mrs. F. Joi-nson and Mrs. L, Clarke, • Miss Annie Antes of McGillvary spout •a few .day: at -the home of Mr. Andrew Dunkin this week. Stanley • councilmet on Saturday haat at• ;2 o'cloek atrtl after initiating Jas. 'T.. Heys into the secrets of the society- business was resented. • Oii account of many' farmers being busy threshing and. •putting .in • . their wheat, tlit' tithe far.doing roadwork ; Was extended to Sept..` 101h when .all lists are recittcsted to.'be. in: • A few accounts . were, paid. It was decided .to lay over. the bill. of damages presented by Mr. ' C. Pen - found re breaking of buggy till some- thing .ncore.detinite is known.: •'Ihc watts strolk this yea1arc same as last : county 2 mills., township 2:.1, wells, general • school rate 1 7-10. l rates are 1 .sehool 81cc t't o t of the1 Sane a _little higher. . Next meeting Sept. 17th at :1.30. HOW ONE WOMAN REGAINED ,HEALTH, September est, 1910 I" t'TEHLY Ill?I,PL1 SS • AND FRIb:N1)S DID NOT 'tl' CPIeCF` HK11 TO GET BETTER. The great fame of •Dr•. Williams' Pink . Pil!s is due to the fact that they have restored to itettive health and strength . hundreds'` of people when all other treatment had tailed to cure, and who had come to be- licve- 1 he ntselves • hopeless, chronic. in- 'aiids,. .1'h(•. case . of Mrs: henry Britton; 261 Alexander Avenue, Win- nipeg, Man., adds another striking proof .to the truth of this assertion, Mr.- Britton Writes as follows; con- et'rtiing his - wife's long illness • and ultimate cure through the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. - "it is a sine, plc thing to recommend Dr. Williams Pink :Pills, and yet it is difficult to express fully one's 'heartfelt grati- tude for Stich a marvellous remedy, as' they have restored. nt•S' • wife to. health • and strength after, the best efforts 01 •the medical 'fraternity had failed., For. years ••prior to our cam-' ing to Canada,and since that . tame up to about three years ago;. my wife had, beae subject to . severe • aesscs fromt . what the 'doctors • said. was chronic• anaemia; She was ut- - i '1 11(55 and' so eittir 1 u r and c v to � I , Weak that •slte had to he lilted ` in and out of bed fete. Weeks. at . stretc'h. The trouble was aggravated by rcciir'rent rheumatism and heart tilouhle, -• She- had no :appetite or strength 'for anything I employ - cd the lest tnec{tca1 attendance and ousts, procurable. - :The doctor • gave her tonics and ordered beef tea -:and wine, The tonics and Medicine would relieve her for a time, and then -she would slip back once more•into old state -but Worse if' •any thing. Then we began 'giving her: advertised remedies, brit ail 'keeled of no await. One evel.i.ng while !reaching a newspap- ei : I happened to we an advertise - uncut :of 1)t•.. Williams' 1"ink Pills. It told the casr'of a young woman who had beet) a great suffer er .from anae- mia, and . who testified to . having been 'c'ured through: the: use of these Pills. The case.. scented to describe very _closely • • the :symptoms of, my wife, and although- I had pretty near- ly lost all hope ,of her ever , being u l.. will again.i decided to .get a s pp y of the Pills and dinged her .to use them.. My Wife was thoroughly dis- heartened;.- and said she :expected it was- only... another. ease - of money thrown away.• l Io.wc v (r, she began taking the ,Pitts, and 1 •thaulc '.(Tod she did, • for after : she had used ahem for a t.imo, she felt they were help - leg •her.-.I''rera that tfne'„Int henap petite carte back, her color began, to return, and she who had been, looked upon as a helpless invalid began to take a new,intcrtst in, rift',- She con Untied. taking- the Pills, and through them Iter hearth continued' - to int - Prove, until at last We Were able to heartily congratulate her upon her • complete restoration to' health, Some three. years have since passed, . and in that time she has never been bothered in the slightest degree with the old trouble, 'Iter euro has as- tonished everyone who knew hOw ill she had hien, . and we acknowledge with heartfelt ;hanks our gratitude to Dr. Williams' pink Pills which lit-• t'ral1y• he(ingh1 her heel( to health .from the brittle of the grave " 1)r. Williams' Pink fills cure stele cases ars this in just one Way -•they aet'uaily make new blood, which ;ills I the depleted d vt ins and brings 8tr-ngtlt to (very mat and f'r'ety organ in the body. Nearly all tut everyday a t cnty e life comeu item Poor 00 watery blood, .snit it is 1 enusr pr. Willilttll4°• Pink POW .teal..' new blood lhnt• 1110 euroq Mawlut.t, indigestion, heti ditties, sidifiehts .Cud backaches, 1 heimatt twat<h,t 44;i4, genet nl •Weilk11r48 and- the 011 tm.'lits dial 14ioVV1Iig gills ood \54411 (1 (lo hurl like to tall,. about, t)'rtl to then dodill>a 1life' wt•ak, sick ut' nllinh, no rtthrl 1nt'(lictne velli 'tae ' With ik l ► lo •, 1 ittil►a vuu este 11011.141V(1 1 1'ilh. .Sold I►l' . u i nledictlu' de,tl(•t, of by mail til 50 (•rifts a( hoe (n sir bots for $3 50 front 'Ilio itr. 11 0 1iotit' 1lediriu0 ('ti , ltruriv tile, (fast. Lett( t of Condolence.. 1Its • Sainted 4Jtihnston. avid fanuly':. . Dear • Mad_ant; -lh.e, the. • reeve and councillors' cif the Municipality of the. township oC Stanley, desier to•. 'ex- press Olt deep regret. an this . your , very seven and sad bereavement. •Ile shall miss .fr. Johnston at the, council ehanlber: where h( was: so :reg- • ular and punctual; and Most thought-. ful 'and considerate in•his• public car- ecr. But : -we .know -a much greater vacancy, will he -felt. in, his own home ciulP•, therefore we -extend to . you our heartfelt" sympathy in. your severe. affliction and .trust 'that you will rest upon' the • s-trong arta, of Him who . has promised :never to leave or for- sake those. who put their, trust • in. Flim. - :Signed on behalf of the council; J. E. IJarnwell,-Merle ; Wni. Glen, reeve Rev. and Dlrs, Taylor, Mr; and Mrs: Jas. Me('lynuint and others, gave gone to Toronto to attend the Canadian National Exhibition. Sev- eral others intend visiting the great Pair before• its close. ' - \ars. Thos. Willey, .we regret to say, is not at all well. • - ' • • - Mie.a Amess of ;\heti;;'ivray is • a guest at the home .of Mr. 'and • Mrs. Andrew Dunkin. Harvesting operations are all rom- plirted, do this. section and the yield has been excellent. • From a Minnedosa, Man., • paper we learn particulars of an event which .will interest. st a number of pcopie in Varna and. vicinity, • referring to the miteriage of an old Stanley boy, Mr. Norman Workman, son of Mr, Jas; Workman- of the Parr Lithe, who has been fee the last foul' years in •Min- C.P. with the t ctr(t ntc 4`t and c '<l nc do . a It.. The bride was Miss Pearl Logan, and the marriage took place at the home of her parent:+ which_ was beau. 1tinIly decorated for the occasion on the morning of Aug. I 7th. The eery- Inony was performed by Rev. J. S. Watson. The bride was attired in a lovely gown of create brocaded satin and wore a veil and orange blossoms. She carrlt6 a bouquet of cream roses and fern. The bridesmaid, Miss Lily Burnett of Strathrlair, wore a pretty frock of blue voila and carried pink i'arnations, Mr. A, 'Crossley was hest Matt;. . The bride was the reeipieet of many very handsome gifts. The groom's gifts to the tilde vitt; lit'idrsnt,rd Were bealltiful gold broau•lits wet With l544)1!s and lor ilii' i;toolnsennn 0 lie pin. , M1'. and Mrs. Workman left humsd• lately for the east and will visit the groom'i old home on the Parr Lint' when Ida many. iricnrl ( tw1U Wivee an opportunity of eottgrntulatilia him personally. to the • Toronto Fair on Ilan 1 ty. They wove in charge n1 s LS , Iluniphrt'y and 1loward whose know- ledge of .sheep.', the different bra;ea!s and in what- points they most .• eace1 is almost equal to that. of the genial ',lances Snell himseif. '.trick from the Snr11 fleck have always ob- tain( el a big share of the awards and judging from the •twenty-two sent Clown Monday this year's :hewing will at least he equal to past - sue - o' • � •' 1 s los. e.,.stll ,na ( Sonic of the fanners have their fall whieat Sawed already. ' Wing httm ` A sad drowning at el410l1, Oreurrcd an .Dlonday et last wt'rk. when Wal- ton, the 1wclvc,year-old Son of bir. and Mrs. Win. Nicholson, lost, his life. It is supposed that he was playing abort the dant and slipped into ' the deep Warr. ile was unable to swim Mal no oar brine;' 11,(111' to gd i(► his WO he was drowned. Much .sympathy in (' 11rc08(4! for the family. •• ONE 1Terms 1PRICE CASH IRwi�� I ONLY WE TRY To Tell You Plain facts from week to week, We never try to deceive you ; perhaps we cpull not if we tried, We - Have Received Another delivery of our celebrated line of full bleach Table Damask, 66 inches wide and warranted all pure linen. As this second lot is going even quicker than the first, if you are not already supplied secure a cloth or two at 5Uc a Yard We have also the better lines 68c and 90c with napkins to thatch. Also the cheaper kinds from 25c up. ' We Shall Continue This Week To sell bleached and unbleached Sheeting, plain or twill, full 2 wide at 2 . c per yard5 p y The Increasing Sales In our Core.et Department indicate to us that our efforts to keep only correct goods at right' prices have met with 'public approval. This :week we add to. our stock. several of the most wanted styles fro.m 50c to $2.75 a pair This, - Week We bought'twelve dozen pairs of. .Ladies'` Black. Stainless Hose' under very favorable condition's. These are• worth 17c per *pair it bought' in the regular way: We .areselling them while they :last • at l 2%.c MEET. ME AT 1RWIN'S THE PEOPLE'S .STORE s -11 Shoe ltd. 11111sic lloorilie S. C. Rathwell,,Shoes C, Hoare, Music I 0 Ladies Bargains i>1~, or. les Oxfords f SheetW[usio. 1 0 July. k: We want to dear out all out I \v a try to keep in stock the , ladies ofxords. Your chancy to ' latest in Songs and Instrutuental get summer shoes at wholesale Niusie• If we have not what you prices, want we will procure it on short y notice., , i s: at Oxford J. McPhee- r Ladies I . son make, $ t.311, .Yule Sale price 1 :t Ladies Kitt Oxford, ,1 A;Cet'hee. 8011 snake. reg $:i 00-w c 1 ,luly s , c �..,o Ladles Kid Oxford, It(ttinal, make, t•egt 2 50 and $2:75. July Sale pi we • ' $2.00 Ladies Kid Oxford, r•eg 81.75 and $1V, :special July Sale pilar - - - *I 35 Try us for Violin Supplies We keep in stock a• full supply of VIo ins t'tohn Bows Violin Bridges 'Violin, Strings • Violin Resin faar(nonWeas in all kin(la and letters always in stock, Sr RATRWE �i� ��. C'H SDRC +1M.'1it•'Uw +` b, lbw lb, lib 111. ,111, %Ili lie + tlf► Ilk -- lb �Ir fir" 'tlMk �1► �! The Plat o Where. Your Dollar Allways Does Its Duty.