HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1921-6-9, Page 4Vti t.P r ii -Ail." a :I6V 1 1.1.4114" 1'll il✓ vw `l l� a>r�T< ��o l S � r the� ,. Lawns •. � Bright cheerful Colors.and fitted with pillows z � i and stretchers 5 50 to 7.501 4 Wedding Presents for June Brides out glasp,, Fancy ohiMa, Tea and .Dinner Sets Patterns. t>f all Kinds Faris And Fly swatters ' Two necessary articles' for the waren. weatber PRIM leaf Fans 1Oo Tennis and Base Ball goods Mitts, Gloves, Balls, etc, Tennis R.tegutta and balls -4 t i G1 "�1• A.'�.ii, . C 0 0 P .li. if • ' Agent Canadian National Railways and Telegraph Company p�$ 9r .JLC .-- 1-l•�-:: " Si..fs.,:-.g .,.. . *V fe -s - .--• n �' r vrp «E� .a tlt JJJJ -m iii T= ),i ,r.x. .. Geo. T. Jenkins CLINTON, ,f 1 Tx- *9 Ford Dealer ONTARIO Loir dorm Road Mr. G. 13. Hanley was in Toronto during the past week visiting his son. The census enumerators, Harold Turner for Tuekersm:th, and„ Geo. Hanley for Stanley, are at their work making the rounds within their ter- ritory. -• The U. F. W. G. visited Stanley Club last week and. report a most pleasant time. They meet next Thursday evening at the home Mrs. Joseph Shipley, when they will entertain the gentlemen. Mr. Milton Wiltse is busy building the cement work for the foundation of his barn. , • a of Thursday and Friday week, On Thurs- day the Union Auxiliary invited the iieighboing auxiliaries of Bayfield and Bethany and of liolmesville Methodist church and the Goderich township Country Club, and on Fri - day the Leeburn Auxiliary entertain - ed the auxiliaries from Knox church, , Goderich; Smith's Hill, and.,Port Al- bort. At both the gatherings ercet- ings Were read from. Mrs, (Rev.) - Ross of Formosa, formerly of Bruce • field, who twenty-five years ago or - ganized these two auxiliaries and greetings were sent also from Mrs. John McGillivray; president of the ' General Society, and Mrs. Walker, president of the Provincial Society, and Mrs. J. C. Greig, Seaforth, brought •greetings from the Huron Ct der^ieb Township Miss Harriet Gandier has been vis- sting for a few days with Mrs. George Connell. On Tuesday evening the grown-ups o fthe sixteenth had a game of foot- ball with the coating -ups, this being the first game of the season. It was a fast game and resulted in a win for the dads in a score of 1-0. Mr. Presbtyerial. Addresses were given at each g'&thering by 14Irs. Colson, ntis- sionsry.fl•oii 7nriia. A memoriam certificate was presented to Mrs. J. Yeill and an address and a club bag, a silver casserole and bouquet of roses were presented to Mrs. Hamil- ton, their minster's wife. Dainty re - freshments were servd on each nc- rasion at -the conclusion of the other proceedings. Fred Levis of Holmesville acted •umpire. The line-up was as follows; Seniors: goal, Gear Johnston; full back; Herbert Jenkins, Thos. Mason; half bake: L Jones, W, Biggins, Churchill; forwards; Jas. Stoddart, Bert Murphy, H. Stoddart, D. Eas- em, H. Deices. Juniors: goal; Brown; full back: R. Johnston and W. Johnston; half back; I Tebbutt,: R. Pearson. M. Jones; forwards: Stoddart, ' . Grimes, R. G. Thompson R. Easom, Bert Beacom. A baseball team has also been eanized and a Match will soon be ranged, The W. M. S. auxiliaries of Union and Leeburn Presbyterian churches celebrated their silver jubilee a.� as B. C. E. or- or- on Constance • (Too late for last week) Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Glazier and baby of Stratford were visitors on Friday at their amt's, Mrs. Thos. Pollard's. The Seaforth football players will play with the Constance team on Tuesday evening of this week. The Congregational meeting was hold Monday evening in the Metho•- dist church, On Thursday the Ladies Aid are invited by the Burn's Pres - byterian church Auxiliary to Mrs. Al- !en's, Hancock, to spend the after - , noon together, Palm is of interference with the is a sign of trouble, and still further disorders. ah Indicati i n / normal functions of the body. It if allowed to continue, causes itself Common and Humanity agree that relief from pain should be the first step in a i 4404 lir,Sense 'a�, a 0.•6S4 Q#/i . the treatment of . any disease which is present. Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Backache, Sciatic and Ovarian Pains, ONE or TWO Dr. Miles' Anti -Pain Pills and the pain is gone. Guaranteed Safe and Sure. Price 30c. Sold by J. E. Hovey Minton v, ! Fry 6 llli/�� ` • ,a ,.�,. University ��r� LLI ++ �=1 *I -, London, Ontario • Lai Summer School for ,rt and Sciences July 4th to August 12th 1•`OY Information and Calendar write K. P, R. NEVILLE, Registrar 9 Uagfielci Messrs. Willian, and Pelc,y.Weston sive lirlu'hased a,pinnher of lets :flop! Mrs Canipbeld'"on Catharine street rind al'e now busy making prepara- i.ans to erect summer cottages, The barge, John Iiaggart, of Ding Ston was 10 the harbor on Monday un- oticling lumber, shingles and posts fol' the Geddes, Tyson Ltintber Co. of this. village, Miss Pearce o1: London ds the guest 'f Mrs. W. H. Robinson at their 5umnler home on Tuv°il St. Miss Mhnhinicic of L epoch is the guest of Mn,.s(Dr.) Partridge at Pier suunmer home in Lake Side. Miss Garrett of Wiashington, D. C., arrived 'last week and has taken pur. Session of her sumaner home on Charles street for the summer. She is accompanied by her friends, Mrs, Ray Mullinaux, Mount Airy, Mary- land and Miss. Marion 'Reese of Al- legrany Co',y, Penn., who will be her guests for the season. A. E Erwin, reeve, attended the county conucil meeting at Goderich this week. Mi. and Mrs. Samuel Cleave mot- ored to Michigan last week to spend a few' weeks with- their slaughter, Mrs. Gingericli at Bad Axe. Mr. T. J, Robinson of Vancouver, 13. C., was the -guest of his brother, W. H. Robinson, the past week at his summer home on Tuyll St, Mrs, J. Ferguson is snendnig a few weeks with friends at Belgrave. Holtuesville Mr. C H 'Hawke of. Clinton very acceptably supplied the pulpit of the Methodist church on Sunday. i'resst's T. Potter, and sons contti- Uuted some very pleasing trios whish were much appreciated by the con- gregation. Quite a number from th'.s neigh- borhood went to Mitchell Sunday and Monday on account of the death of NIr. Lewis Goodwin, a former resi- dent of this place. The funeral took place on Monday. Dr. Thos. •0. Holmes of Detroit and vlrs, Leech and Mrs. Rowell of God- - rich are visiting their brother and istcr, D7r. J. R. and Miss D. A. Iolmes, this week. His old friends Pre glad to see ,Dr. Holmes so much inproved fn health, Tuckersmith Township . Quite a number of the farmers have put in their supply of high ;rade gasoline for the summer, hav- ing purchased '.t throup:h the Seat - forth 11. F. A. Giub✓ A number of the farriers are busy Mulling out their pres"e-d hay. The Women's Missionary Society of Ont. Street Church, Clinton, -cor.- lneted the services at Turner's church last Sunday and the church was full to overflowing. - Miss Mary Turner of Winghant visited w.th her brother, G. N. Turner,- on Sunday last. Miss Hattie Turner attended the wedding of a friend in Toronto en Saturday last. Mr. Robt. White is busily engaged dl aining the west -end school ground, Mrs. T. Livingstone of Huilett spent a few days the fore part of ANY PAIN OF THE BODY Headache, Neuralgia, Rheumatic, Back- aoUe Soiatie and Ovarian Pairs. One or two DR. MILItS' ANTI -PAIN PILLS-ancl the pain is gone. Guar- anteed Safe and Sure. Pried 30o. COMMODORE AGAIN SEASON OF 1021 Ulit�tan News. -Record the weak with her sister, MI's, Ira Johns,. Commodore Again is a beautiful bay with white markings. He stands 171/ hands high and weighs 1650 lbs. and when finished will weigh 2,000 lbs. He is very smoothly built and stands on excellent feet and leg's. Isis individuality and excellent breed- ing stake him a very desirable stock horse. Reg. No, 21790. Enrol. No. 5524 Sire , Commodore (inv.) [9596] (14638) by the, noted Baron of Buchlyvie. Dam of .sire (Evelyn Wood) by Hiawatha... Dam Buiston Jean (nap.) [187891 (22580), sire of clam Lookout (Rhos )UTE[7267] (32213). RO Tuesday-Will leave his stable, Maitland eon., Colborne and go, via Benmiller and McGaw. to Ben Cox's for noon, then via Loyal and 8th cot. -to Vere Cunningham's for night. Wieclnesday--Go through Auburn to Geo. Gyms' for noon then via 13th eon and Londesboro to J. Carter's for night. ' .. Thursday -Via Sunnnerhill and Base Line to Chas, Tvner's for noon then to Clinton for night. Friday -Via Telephone Road and 9th eon. to Geo. Connell's for noon, then by way of Cut Line to E. Lavis' for night. Saturday -Will proceed to itis own stable, Maitland concession, Colborne, where he will remain 1111 the follow- ing' Tuesday .morning, Terms --To insure 812.00. All acci- dents at risk of owners of: mares. E. M. DURST, Prop. ..-01-4 'orter's Hill Mrs, Pntlnorson. and *Mrs, T, Bet- ties spent a day recently at Mrs. ;Peter Young's on the 71:h eon, Mi,., Sterling McPhail spent Mst weak at Toronto. Mr, herb Cox attended the Meth°. dist conference at London last week. The Orange Lodge No, 1811 will hold their meeting .on Tuesday e5'- ening; June 1'ith. They want .all members to he present. Mr; and Mrs. Geo, Monk and Mr." Ernest Vandenburgh spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Meoullogh, Ben - miller. • We are glad to heat' that Mr, Charles McPhail is improving. Mr. and Mrs, James Cox spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. W. Stewart of the Bayfield Road. • 1 .. Auburn Loan, president, and Ali', Henry son, secrolary. Mr, Lundy Closed the mooting with prayer, The patriotic entertainment; on. the IQing's birthday was hugely attend- ed, the church was filled to capacity anti the spetlkors and singers and m- viters each did their part well. It was an'ovening''whieh will be r0mo171- bored for some time and It should leave all impression on tho hinds of those who')istened, Rev, Mr. Garret, Anglican minister of Hansahl, who was to have spoken of England, was nulled To London and Mr. Jas. Love of Rgmondville very ably filled his place,' Rev, Mr. Foster of Varna, ltfr, and Mrs. 0..1. Erratt visited friends in Londesboro Sunday. The Auburn baseball team play- ed Westfield team at Westfield on Monday evening, the scorn being 9-8 in favor of Westfield. A large number from here attend- ed the opening of the Memorial hall at Blyth on. Sunday. The marriage of Miss Alice Yungblutt to . Mr. Wm. Arch- ambault was solemnised at the Auburn manse on Wednesday af- ternoon by Rev. R. J. Ross. After- wards the young couple took the C. ' P. R, train for a trip to Toronto, ; Niagara Falls and other points. On t - their return they will take up,;resi- ,clence on the groom's farm on tete 13th concession o f I'Iullett. s Mr. John Manning, who hail his leg broken in Lawson's sawmill a weep. ago Saturday is doing as well as can he expected. The Walkerton Baptist Associa- tion met in. Auburn Baptist church Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. Literesting. sessions were' held -and a. large number were in attendance. The unveiling of the tablet in nteniory of Pte. W. J. Carter will take place in Knox church on Sunday afternoon next, at half past two. The sermon will be -Preached by.Rev. (Capt.) W. Fingland and a mixed quartette from Knox church choir, Goderich, will aslist the choir. All those who served in the late war are asked to meet: in the church lecture voollt before the service. GOLDEN GUINEA Will stand for the improvement of stock this season, as follows: Tuesday-Willleave his own stable Huron Road, three Miles west of Seaforth, and go to Graham Ilouse, Clinton fol noon; then by way of Huron toad and Holinesville to Oscar Tebbett's for night. Wechtesclay-By way of Maitland Concession to John Durst's for neo1; then to Benmiller and Huron Road to Wilmot Ham:Ice's for night, Thursday -To seventh concession' Goderich Township 1;o Fred Picltard's for noon; then to Wni. Vodden's Tel- ephone Road for night,' Friday -By way of Telephoto Road and London React to Fred Pepper's wast end Tuekorsmith for noon; their to his own stable, Huron Road, for night, whore he will r'e- main until the :followitg Tuesday !morning, Tod"Ins a To insure a foal, *16.00 Klippen Mr. Wassail, agent of the Canad- ian branch of British and Foreign Bible Society visited Kippen.mt Sun- day and spoke in the interest of its work, in the Presbyteiran church. His address was very instructive. Ile dwelt at some length on the advan- tage it was to the foreigner coming to our shores to be stet by a repre- sentative of the Society and be pre- sented with a cony of some part of the Scriptures in their own language. Mr. Wassail was for two years a prisoner of war in Germany so he knows what it is to be a stranger in a strange land. He also spoke in the Methodist church on Monday ev- ening and showed scone very inter- esting views • of the immigrants ar- riving at some of the ports anti al- so some views of farming in the west and the mining camps at Co- balt and other interesting places. The officers were re-elected: J. B Mc - 1 '1'Ii[(IIiSDAY, JUNi11 ittb, 19,L wllo wars to J111ve upheld the name o!' Canada, was at Conference in London sold Rev, Mr. McLean of I;g- nueidville, iii t! short but interesting address made 118 feel proud oi'. our Doniitiiwi The choir sang sonic of. the songs of England, Ireland, Scot band lend "The Maple Leaf Forever" Tho meeting closed at lnhdnight and the handsome scup of $1.02 was real- ized. The ladies of o$t, Andrew's enter- tained the Ladies of Mill Green and 1310110 on Wednesday last, sixty-six being present. After the meeting a social hour was spent Pe conversa- tion and all partook of a lunch to- g'ethor, A troop of Boy Scouts has been organised here. They will have a meeting on Saturday night. Tho members of the Teachers' '1W training class in St Andrew's clulrch. succeeded in passing their examina- tion anti diplomas were presented to Miss M. Mellis, Mass Gladys McLean,' Mr, Wm. Finlayson, and Mr, R. C. McLean at the service on Sianrlay morning. Miss Mollis has had charge o1' this class. Mra. Des.ierdind, who was 111, Is up end around again, but still feel- ing the effects of her recent indispo- sition • cLAUGHLIN "Canada's Standard Car" Present Lines of new Master Six and Light Six series will be continued in the 1922 season. Beginning June 1st, the new series and prices will be as follows: F. O. B . Oshawa, Ont. 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