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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1910-12-01, Page 44 , Clinton News -Record December let, 1191Q BOOKS FOR GURISTRIAS Make suitable presents The assortment of New Books this year is large and varied. No trouble to get a suitable book for each of your friends old or young. CHINA FEJII ICHRISTMAS All ladies like nice china and we are prepared to supply you with what is repuired in this line. You'll find our stock and prices satisfactory. 1.1111111111151110 COOPER'S BOOK STORE. CLINTON Save, MoneC', By buying the Berlin Fuel Sav- er for which' I am agent. FURNACE INSTALLING is our specialty. Mr. IIugh Rorke is very well pleased with our work and price. PLUMBING, TINSMITIIING AND REPAIRING. Promptly p ttended to. Leave orders at residence, 76 Victoria Street. Phone No. 139. W. H. WEBB Cocierich Township Mr. and Mrs. John R. .Middleton are rejoieing in the arrival of a little daughter. Miss dicks of the 11th visited a few clays at elle home, of Mr. Thos. Cole, the 10th, and with other fher,tts last week. Mr. H. 11. .t„'antelon, entertained a 'number of his young friends to an oyster supper on Thursday evening last. After the oysters and•other good things had received attention, •enjoy- able pence were indulged in by the young people. The party broke up about one -thirty,. the company de- parting for their own homes after *thanking their host for a very pleas- ant .evening. Mr. Henry and Miss Eekersvi'lle of near :Stratford were guests the past week of their sister, Mrs. lien. Rath - well of the Hayfield Line. Mr. Robt. Thompson Jr. of the 16th eon. was in Bayfield on Tues, - day attending the funeral . of the late Henry Beacom of Midland, Mich. Mr, and Mrs. Stevens of Colborne township are guests this week of their daughter, Mrs. Reuben. Grigg. , Mr. Stevens is on his way home from Guelph hospital where- he underwent treatment for sixe weeks .and -is now feeling better. Summerhill The many friendcr of Airs, 0. Beacon are pleased to hear that she is on the mend. Miss Clifton spent Sunday the guest of her brother, Mr. Charles Clifton. Mrs. Lindsay and Mrs. Murray vis- ited friends in Ilensail Saturday and Sunday. The Ladies' (wild will meet at the home of Mrs. J., II.' Lowery; on hrie day afternoon. L,O.L. 928 will hold.. a meeting on Monday night next when .the election cf oflio?rs will take place. Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Johnston spent Sunday at Mrs. John Johnston's.. DIr, John Johnston of Loandeshoro spent Sunday at, the parental home here,.. Mr. Geo. Johnston Jr. has return- ed borne after spending. the stammer. ,. months near Prosperity. A number of the. ladies from here attended the bazaar in Clinton on Thursday last, Mrs. Jas, Medd. of Constance .spent a few days the guest of her. mother, Mrs. Wm. Lawson. • Theyoung people of St, .Peter's church met (on Monday evening last for the- purpose of re -organizing • a branch of the A,V .P.A.• ' • Mr, and Mrs,, R. 'Govier visited friends in Hullett. Mrs. T. '''Churchill visited her mother, Mrs. Beacom on Friday. • The •A.Y,P.A. of St: James' church meets in the Sunday sabot room on Thursday evening. • Mr: John Stewart of the Bayfteld Line paid a businees visit to .Goder- ieh on Tuesday. . • ILADIES Dry' Goods C011C11IReady-to-wear Millinery 0 GARMENTS. Dress -making MILLINERY AT RI�ALFE lC The 4nish of : the Millinery s e as o n. is drawing near and we are anxious to . clear out the balanceof our hats. So we offer them to you at half price. Only two dozen left • and 'are all "this season's styles, Your choiceof any. untrimmed hat 5Oc SEG THESE 'IN WINDOW Annual December SALE OF COATS To-dav we announce our annual sale of Ladies' Coats commenc- ing Saturday, Dec. 3rd. Every Coat is new this season and ev- ery coat is reduced. All $i8 Coats Saturday $12,50 rJ A11$16 Coats Saturday $11.75. All $15 Coats Saturday $10.50 All $12 Coats 'Saturday $8.25 All $10 Coats Saturday $6.75 Fur -lined Coats, Neck Furs, Fur Sets, Muffs, etc, The values we are offering here are such as Clinton buyers will very much appreciate. In every instance we will be perfectly frank With you about qualities and if you are needing furs or fur -lined coats call and see us. Comparison helps to sell our goods. EVERY COURTESY AND ATTENTION AWAITS YOU HERE. A PIIETTTY EVENT IR 6ODEflICH. TOWNSHIP Elliott. -01101111A On -Wednesday evening of this week one of those happy and pleasing .events. took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. 'Graham pf the llth can., Goderieh township, when their youngest daughter, Bertha K, was united in the holy bonds of matri- mony to Mr. Geo. Elliott of the l3ay- field Line. Precisely at six o'clock the bride, leaning on the arm of her father, en- tered the drawing room, which was tastefully decorated, and took her place under an evergreen arch and large white bell. She looked charm- ing in a handsome costume of white voile trimmed. with Pace ribbon. The wedding ,march was played by Mrs. W. II. (graham. They were unattended. Rev. • J. Snowden of Holmest;t;lle performed the ceremony. . ""t' After the congratulations the guests, about forty -in number, all adjourned to. the dining room where they partook of an excellent dinner. The presents were both rinmexous :and costly showing the high esteem in which the happy .couple are held by their friends. - The bride's going away gown was a suit of blue and with it she wore a blue velvet bat. Among the guests were : Miss 'El- liott and Mr. I3rown, Fullerton ;. Mr. and Mrs. 1). Tudor, Conr'tanee ; Messrs. WM. and Herb Alexander and .lir. and Mrs.. W. J. Elliott, of Clin- ton, The young couple will take up housekeeping on the groom's farm on the Bayfield Line, where they will be at, home to.. their friends. Holmesviile. Mrs. F. Mott and. son of Gelderich spent a ' few days last week the guest her )a • Mr.and Mrs,.ll- of 1 r n parents, :Vtu holland. ;rlr. Ikrey . Ramsey of Goderieh is visiting [riends in the 'neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs.. A,..h;lcoat of Bruce - field visited their. sister, Mrs, Stan- ley, tamley, on Seinday:. Miss 'Twitchell of Stratford spent. Sunday with her friend, Miss i Lulu - Mullholland,. Rev. •A: K; Birks, Pastor' of Askin street Aura, Loudon, has ' been in- vited , to become- pastor of Dundas street' church, same city, onexpira- tion of his present term.. IIe. has ac eeptdd. Mr. ]3irkia once upon a• 'bink lived • in Ilolmesville and got his strife here. Ile has "made good" .in the tninietry and is now. president of the London Conference. Itis many • old - friends here are pleased to hear of his continued success.. - • :Mr. Alex. Bedard of Courtwright, 'slim has been visiting friends on. the Maitland, returned, home this. week, Mr. Chas. Bedard has been bu,ay lately moving his stock, etc.' to his fans .near Drysdale. - Miss Greene •and Mrs. (D.r.) T.hoanp- aon, Clinton, were guests of • ..Miss Stanley on Thursday. • Porter's Hill .Miss : • Ethel Leggatte, r'ttSburg, who was visitin„her:uunt and• uncle, Mr. and Mrs. John Torrance, for ' a .couplc•of weeks,' returned to her home last Saturday, - - • - The trustees of the Public Sehool here.' are getting a furnace in the school. They . expect:le have it ' stalled . in about a week or ten days. It will be a decided iinproventcnt. • Mr..:James I.3a'rritren, our popular thvesher, has five teams engaged tin. plowing these days.. He has a lot of plowing to do yet. Miss Annie Elliott, •Goderieh, .spent Sunday at the parental hone. • .: Mr. Stewart' McDougall, has been confined ' to'the house with a severe cold, but his many friends' will _ be - glad to hear that he is improving a little. ' Mr. and Mrs. Sterling McPhail and daughte> 'spent Sunday at .ICippen with D•Ir.. McPhaii's' parents, DIr; and Mrs. Ivison:• Miss' Shaw spent Saturday and :Sun- day with her parents 'near Dunlop, • Mr. Leslie Cox spent Sun -day • with his brother, Benson, in Colborne. Mr, and Mrs. Walter Weston and Mr. and Mrs. Geo .Vandcrbur gh spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bell, Mr, Wm. Macdougall •returned front the west last Saturday evening, hav- ing been out there about nine months. Iie intends going back next• spring again. - • The entertainment and .basket soc- ial at Bethel last Wednesday evening was fairly well attended, notwith- standing the stormy weather. The proceeds. amounted lio about twenty dollars. Everybody reported a good time • and enjoyed themselves. Matt forget forget Bethel Christmas Tree on Thursday evening, Dee 22nd, EV,' erybody welcome, a good time is 55- cured. Messrs. John Emmerson, George Vandenburgh, Milton Woods and Gol- die Newton attended a Royal Arch meeting in Bayfield last Fridays even- ing. There were five candidates in- itiated, Master John Kemp, Mitchel, spent a few days wttlt'his uncle, Mr, O. W. Potter, the past week, "Mr. Tinos, Cole, who has been mete - what under the weather lately, is re- covering. - • - The Cr Grand Trunk d rt nlc st tiou t Thorn - dale a o dale was burned, and Mr. Vanllorne, the agent, had great difficulty in sav- ing awing his family. A family named Cat- iral. at• Ottawa were all severely bur- ned in escaping 'front their burning dwelling. Bonfield Miss Maggie Campbell has returned home after spending a month at Tor- onto and Galt. Capti. J. A. Ferguson, Charles Fer- guson and Harold Pollock who have baffled with the seas and storms of the Great Lakes during the past seas- on, returned home safe last week. Mrs. E. Elliott and family, who spent the past few months at Wind- sor, returned to the village last week. A meeting of the Fruit Growers As- sociation ,;of Ontario will he head in the town hall on Friday afternoon of this week. P'rof. Patterson of London occupied the pulpit of St. Andvew's church on Sunday last. The annual concert of Trinity Sun- day school will be held in the town hall on. the Fn.day evening before Cli'ristmas when a good program will be given by the members of the school who always furnish a good en- tcrtainment. All friends of the school are asked to reserve this date for the concert ; a good time is assured. On Friday last the death occurred in Midland City, Mich., of henry W. Beacom, a former resident of Bay- field, whose remains were brought here for interment. Deceased was the fourth s•on of Mr. David Beacom cf Clinton.: He was born on- the Bay- field Line in. 1850 and spent his boy- hood and yeun:; manhood in this vicinity. He clerked in the store of Mr, Jatti. Sheppard in ('Triton and also in 'Goderieh for a tiiue previous to going into business with his bro- ther Robert in Bayfield, which they did about the year 1876, About this time, too, he was united in marriage to Miss Marjorie Erwin, daughter of tine late Mr. George Erwin of Bay- field. About the year 1877 Mr. Bea - cont left Hayfield and with his wife moved to Ann Arbor, Mich., . ' .where they lived for some time. Later they moved to Midland City, Miele, where - they went into business and where they have continued to live. Deceas- ed is survived by lnis wife and one adopted daughter, Mee Laura,, botli of Whom accompanied the . remains. The funeral took place on 'Tuesday afternoon from the hone of deceas- ed's brother-in-law, '',Ir. H. W. Lr - win. The se t roc s wcr2v ' conducted by, Rev. Mr. Laws. The pallbearers were R. J. C'luff, Clinton, Fobt.' Manley, Jahn Beacom, Thos. Camerae, John Falconer and: Thos, King. Interment took place in hayfield cemetery. Stanleg Township. Mr. .Charles Parker, the veteran thresher, is threshingthis week on tbo,,Sauble Line.. , A euinber of the students of: the Clinton 'Collegiate 'spent Sunday at their homey, - - ext the west side •.. of Stanley, Dame -Rumor has 'it this time that wedding bells 'will 'Soon ring on the 13rown'son • Line.. Mr. William Taylor is buying tui- key's and getting -lots of therm. The yews=Record leads,.for district news. • •Miss Jesete David€on died gat 'Allis-• ton on Thursday last. • The young lady. will 'he remembered by -a . name ber in tinis township, she having vis- ited her aunt, Mrs William Reid . of the Front Road, a couple' of. years Mi 5515' Alex,:and or • Sparks, s, r sons of Mr. (g Spabks, returned from the . wts,t last. week. . - Mr. P. Manson hasbeen the • loser of .two valuable horses lately, mak- 'ing °his'.Joss over $•100 `• ' . 'Miss - Sharpe wishes to: thank .her neighbors and • friends for: theions- take they so kindly rendered • during the illness and death of her .father. Mr, II. Hayter .purchased a fine working horse • from DIr. Reid ' of Varna. Mrs. Ross . Johnston of Blake .was a guest • at Mr: J. E. •Ilarnweil's of Varna on Saturday, last: ".- .Miss Martha Richardson is visiting Irien•de in Seaforth. Miss Isabelle Manson' visited'- with. Mrs. J. C'. Reid recently, ” Mr, Joseph Brown spent • a 'few days at the hone of Mr. \\ i:5ia,n Palmer, We are pleased to hear that Miss' Wroxy Palmer,. who bas been 111., in Toronto, is getting better. . Varna. Mr. W. F. Keyes and. Miss Annie Keyes visited Mr, and Mr=s. S. C. Rathwell, Clinton, on Sunday. The` 'anniversary services it connec tion • with the Methodist church will be• held next Sunday and. will he con- ducted by Rev. J. E. Ford of Wesley church, , Clinton, who ,will preach morning and evening. On Monday ev- ening the annual fowl supper will be given in the Temperance hall. It Seems quite. unnecessary •to say any- thing about this ::rapper as everyone knows it to be gine of the events of the season, all that is necessary is to say that it will be jut a,s . good, if not better than usual. The supper will be followed by a program, which will be given in the town hail. The program will be furnished by . the: Maple Leaf Orchestra, Seaforth, Mrs. McGuire, soloist also of Seaforth, Miss Shipley, elocutionist, Clinton, and. Rev. Mr. Laws and family of Bayfield, who will give several vocal and instrumental selections. There will "also be short addresses by Rev. Mr. Miller, Auburn, and Revs. Con - dell and Laws of Bayfield. This • is expected to he one of the best enter- tainments ever given in 'Varna, and everyone should take advantage of it. Monday night next. The British Parliament was dissol- ved yesterday. The Federal Government of the'Un- ited States have indicted the Sugar Trust for infringement of the :Sher- inan law. London Road The West End Beef Icing held its annual meeting last week and wound up the season's business. There are between 40 and 50 patrons and sub patrons and in the season of 30 weeks as many head of cattle were slaughtered. The butcher was Mee Rivers of the east end of thea town- ship who aoted in that eapacity for five different rings which netted Hint fifteen dollars per week. The ;officers for the next season are as follows : President, 0. 13. Hanley. Vice, Joueph (!ricin. Secretary, Ira Johns. Treasurer, G. W. Layton. Directors, Geo. Turner, Hugh II,amilton and Roht. Bunter. '1' Auburn • Rev. Mr. Collins, Oil Springs, will occupy the pulpit again in the Bap- tist church on Sunday next at 3. p.m: East Wawanosh Hiss Edith Stoltz of Waterloo county is at present visiting at the home of her brother, - Mr. J. C. Stoltz. DIr, Albert Doerr intends leaving. on Thursday of this week for Stratford where he will take a course in the Business College. 'Every success iso extended to Irina by, his many friends who are interested in his wel- fare: - • • Mr. Moses Iloltzbauer's little (laugh.-- ter augh-ter i.e at present under thct doctor's care, but, although she is not dan- gerously ill,..we hope she may soon recover, DIr. and Mrs. ' Wm..Weber vi=rited Sunday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Doerr of Mullett. • The friends of Mrs. D. McGowan, East Wawanosh •will regret to learn that she recently had the misfortune :to fall down stairs and break her arm. • • It will he gratifying to. the • many. friends - of Mrs.- W, Bennett, 6th con, Vetwanotei, that elle is improving since her recent severe l l e n c eer e e I Hess.• There diod at London on Monday •of last week; a former resident of • the township.- of East Wawanosh, in, the person of Isabella McGowan, daugh- ter of Mr.- •Walton McGowan of Van- 'couver, B.C. Deceased;• who was pin her any -first year, was not .ailing, long and her death was _quite unek- pected. The deceased --wean Meter, 'of Messrs. Daniel . and R. C .1{eClowan of.W awanosh,•and they, have 'the synn- patfiy of: the epmmunity- in their ber- eavement. The. remains were brought here and the funeral' took•place • to the-Cnion -cemetery. • ...For over twenty years The Weekly Sun, Toronto, has, occupied an enviable posit'io'n, diligently serving the On- tario farmers:. It is edited for their particular benefit and a special effort will be made during: the cogmingyear to make ie. even of more practical Value than ever before. All interested. in farming should read 'The Sinn. McKillop Township. The ice 'storm of Sunday might put the telephone • wires' out of business illi come pl Aces.. e• . Leonard. Bolton has `been n very ill -uoo 13i{.:}0U se pee nTuonnnaud lupe :sidered out .01 danger, Mr. Lloyd'. Dennis is' going . the rounds' buying cattle for sale. - - Mr. ":Robt. Munn of Monerieff - was :visiting relatives in this vicinity on Sunday. - - Mr.. ;Samuel Stitt and his daughter, - Mrs: Fulton, are home from Saskat- chewan; where Mr. Stitt has . been doing homesteading duties: - Mr. J. J. Irvine has finished paint- ing_ the inside of his house on his new farm. He did the. work 'him- self,. and it is nearly if not ..quite, eq- ual to the work done by an experien- ced painter. • Leadbury' The 'ropy friends of Mrs. John Scarlott will . be pleased to-. learn that ,'he is recovering: from her seri- ous illness. . Miss. Amanda Clark .of Seaforth vis- ited at the home of Mrs. \\'m. • Mc- Gevin's. Several from around here are • at- tending • the F vangelistic Frervices held - in connection' with the Presbyterian. chtirch at Walton. - - Mr. Chas. Tyner visited Leadbury friend's last week. The. funeral or. the victims of the Newark fire took, place.. yesterday. • The new-Parlinnnent will . assemble in. Great I3,iitain on ,January 31, 1911. The striking garment workers carte into serious Conflict with the Chico police. - ' REMEMBER THE DATE. S. I,. Taube, Eyesight 'specialist, of Toronto will be at Counter's jewelry store, Clinton, en Thursday, December 8th, and if ,there . is any- thing wrong with your eyesight do not fail to consult hint. All work absolutely, guaranteed. • • THIS" IS +;♦ RENEw11I, MONTII 4. �. Emmy. ;• AND AVOID 4. .• TIrh, Itt ;SII. 4. • 4. .;• 4, Terms CASH S ONE. PRICE ONLY IN LADIES' 901: Coats We shall show some very interesting values. We have atilt a good assortment of sizes in broad cloths, beavers and diaganals including black, navy, green, and tweed effect. We Were Fortunate In securing complete range of Travellle's sem• pies in Children's garments at prices that will appeal to those who find it necessary to study - economy in providing for their family. Just -Received New Blankets Gloves New: Corsets Grey Flannels New Underwear Navy Flannels Hosiery' - White .Flannels - •Scarfs Scarlet Flannels Handkerchiefs -- Satchels Plaid Blanket Cloths . plain Blanket Cloths Together With . A very complete assortment of fancy goods. suitable ,for Christmas` trade.•-Doihie centres, lunch cloths, tray cloths, tea cloths, drapes and pillow shams, guest towels and towelling, fancy 3' embroidered towels, etc. • A One -Day Kid • Glove Sale All day Saturday and Saturday night we will sell 1l heavy kid gloves for street wear.r . This is • the best ,wearing glove we ever sold at regular price $1. We want every lady to. test -the wear- ing qualities of this glove and we will offer them for one day only at G9c. MEET ME AT 1IIWIN '-$ THE PEOPLE'S STORE XMAS FU-RNITU-RE -- ALItESADY OX Ma -MUTTON AT— WALKER'S FURNITURE STORE We have been bogy for the past few weeks filling our store - with choice and up-to-date furniture for our Xmas trade. It will send your heart bounding with indescribable joy to visit our wareroorns and see the nicest array of furniture ev yr shown itt Clinton. Prices Right. Pianos, Organs and Sewing Machines Picture Framing and Repairing We will have by Dee. 1st another big showing of those pictures worth $1.00 for the seine price as before 35c. each, the best value ever put before the public„ Giro us a call, only n, pleasure to show you through our store. A few second hand pianos for sale cheap, 3 Slightly used Sewing Machines at bargain. The Store of 'Quality.. Phone 28 wWaiker Furniture Dealer and Undertaker • Residence Phone 140