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The Clinton News Record, 1920-1-1, Page 9EIT »n f. !sa .• --- Clinton9101111 Jii-ik #1 eater Buying all kinds of junk and Poultry Paying the highest prices M. RAMRAS Phone 137 Albert St.. Minton. Newiii-jilecord January 1<at, 1920 CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELER,' STORE `1,o one and ell we extend the Compliments of the Season A Beautiful Art Calendar for Every Customer, R. 11. JOHNSON Jeweler and Optician NEXT HOVIFY'S DRUG sToRE Fag_ F appy New Year To our mc3.ng Friends and Patrons we extend The Season's Greetings 6,11.2 Cael.13132671,100.9.6.110.82.11 Plumsteel Bros. THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS, PHONE 311 NEW IDEA PATTERNS. • 1920 Happy New Year We've a Happj New Year For Ever9boclg On our part- we enter the New Year with a firm determination to discount our past efforts at every point, in keeping This Shoe Store the best and most satisfactory Shoe Store in this vicinity ! May the recollections of the Dying Year live asta Pleasant Memory of a time that's gone I! May all sorrow:be buried by the Goodness and Joy which the New Year has in store for you FRED. JACKSON PRACTICAL • SI-IOEMAN Wishing one and all of our many Customers and Friends A Happy and Prosperous New Year HA KLAN Hardware, Stoves and Novelties ROS The store with a stock. ISN'T IT A OUT TIME you discarded your old room set set and replaced it with the new style dining -room fur- niture. One might as well be dead as 'but of style" these drys. -We are showing several different designs in both gtiar- tered oak and mahogany and all are priced exceedingly low. 1 JAS. DUNEO D Undertaker and Funeral Director. .Phone 28 Tssiesssisisaismarfr May you have the health to eu1Qy The heart to enter into, Aud the power to give to others A Christmas that is Merry and A New Year that is happy, TI10 W. a. Fair Co. r'orteii the Cheapest Always the Best," Mr. Ray McConnell was home lo' Christmas. Mr. Will Bell, of Toronto was home for Christmas. Mr. J, H. Howson of Toronto spent Christmas at home, Mr. Chas, Cantelon, of Toronto, was home for Christmas, Miss L. Gibbings, of Toronto, was home for Christmas. Mr. Edgar Torrance of Sudbury is home for New Year's. Mr. R. W. Reeci of Toronto canto up for the Christmastide. Mr. and Mrs. L. Kennedy of Detroit were here for Christmas'. Miss Lyda Livermore of Owen Sound was home for Christmas. Mr. Clifford Andrews of Kitchener, was home for Christmas. Miss Rae Neilans of Stratford is home for the holiday time. Miss Violet McGuire was up from Stratford for over Christmas. Miss Alma Grealis of London was home during the holiday time. Miss Carrie Akam, of Toronto, spent Christmas at her home in town. Mr. Will Appleby of London spent Christmas at his home in town. Mr. Fred Rumball of Cargill spent Christmas at his home in town. Miss Hannah Argent of Toronto spent Christmas at her home in town. Misses Mae and Nellie Rutledge of Toronto are home for the holidays, Mr. John Woods went to Toronto to spend a vacation with his dau:,hter, Messrs. E. Graelis and L. Deeves of Kitchener were home for the vaca- tion time. Mr. George McTaggart, of McGill, Montreal, is home for the Christ- mas holidays. Mr. and Mrs. T. Churchill of St. Catharines were here for the Christmastide. Mr. and Mrs. J.`C. McMath and family were with Mitchell friends for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. R. Sweet and Miss Myrtle of Sarnia were here during the holiday season. Mr. Harry Hunt of Galt spent the holiday season as the guest of. Mr. - and Mrs. W. Hanblyn, Misses Dell O'Neil of Toronto and Jess O'Neil of Aylmer are home for the mid -winter vacation. Mr. and Mrs. W. Higgins and Miss Ferrol and Miss Oke spent Christ- mas with Seaforth friends, Mr. Malcolm McTaggart of Ridley College, St. Catharines, is home for the mid -winter vacation. Mr. Will Gould, of Kitchener, and Miss Pearl Gould of Toronto, were home for the festive holiday. Messrs. Fred and Charlie Thompson of ..the Western University, London, are jtonte for the holiday season. Mr. Elmer and Miss Cela Beacom, of Toronto have been spending the holiday season with Clinton friends. Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Mason enter- tained Mr. and Mrs.. Daniel Fell, of Seaforth over the Christmastide. Mr. and Mrs. J W. Treleaven and Miss Norma are with friends at Lapeer, Mich., for part of the heli - clay period, Mr. andMrs. Zeats of Toronto were Christmas guests at the hone of tine latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Pannell. - Mr, and Mrs. F. Dempsey and little S011, of Brantfot"'d, were guests of the lady's mother, Mrs, E. Herman on Christmas. Mr. Elgin Mason of New York City is enjoying a couple of weeks' vaca- tion with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mason, Mr. A. Farr and daughter, Miss Florence,. of Guelph, are spending New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Mason: Mi', T. E. Mcl{enzie of Toronto, who was spending Christmas with his family in Blyth, was in town during the past week, Mr. Oswald Hunt of London was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Will Ham-• blyn .from Christmas Eve until Monday morning. MI. I. Rattenbury, ci? Peterboro, spent Christmas with his wife, who has been visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Holloway, for the past month, Mr, and Mrs, Dean Courtice of Chat- ham were the guests of the form- er's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Courtice, .for several days during the Christmas vacation. Mr. and Mrs, W, Oke and :family of. Seaforth, and Mr. and Mrs. O. Rapson and little Miss Hazel of Hullett spent Christmas'Day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. A, Hearn. Miss Leona. Hearn returned to Hamil- ton on Tuesday after, spending some holidays at hor home, that of Mr, and Mrs. R. A. Hearin, She was accompanied by her sister, Miss 'trope, who will spend a week or so visiting friends in Hamilton, Brant- ford and Paris, MAKE THE NEW YEAR HAPPY By Buying Your Dry Goods and House Furnishings If you will buy what we advertise from week to week, you will pay his therefor, less than wholesale or mill prices. Coat WOMEN'S STORE Drj Goods, House Furnishings phone 6T. Next Royal Bank arm(' raw MEN'S STORE Custom Tailoring and (phone 105) Men's Furnisliiags Opposite Public Library as Ariz Bonfield Messrs. Lawrence Fowlie of Lon- don and Fred Fowlie of Kitchener spent their Christmas holidays under the parental roof, Clarence Kilty of Clinton was the guest of Ford King over the week- end. Miss Dorothy Fowlie, Teacher in the public school, Dashwood, is spend- ing the holidays at her home in the village. Miss Maud Stirling' of Torontd was the guest of her mother, Mrs. W. Stirling, over the holiday. Misses Mabel and Eva Stinson of Toronto are spending their holidays with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stinson. Messrs. Andrew Sturgeon and Mal- colm Toms of Port Stanley are spend- ing the holidays with their parents in the village. — Mr. Will Cameron of Detroit is spending his holideys at his home in the village. Alex. Ferguson, who has spent the past season on the lakes, returned home last week. Wilbur Erwin of Kitchener spent Christmas under the parental roof. Messrs. William Brandon of Lon- don and Abe Brandon of Kitchener spent Christmas holidays at thein` home in the village. Misses Florence and Bessie Ell- iott of Toronto are spending the hol- days under the parental roof. Misses Lizzie, Cameron and Ada Galbraith returned home last week after spending a few weeks with Mrs. George Copeland of Sprucedale, Mus- kolca. Misses Irene Ross of Toronto and Dolly Ross of Woodstock are spend- ing the Christmas week as the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mis. Mur- dock"i oss. Messrs. Haarold Pollock of Tor-_ onto and Clarenee Pollock of Lan- don spent the Christmas holidays at their home in the village. Messrs. . Harold King ef, Sarnia and Frank' King of London spent the holidays With their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas King. Mr, . Clifford Pollock of London spent his holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Pollock. ]Vin .and Mrs. Albert Catlin and family of Port Stanley spent the holiday season with Mrs. Catlin's parents, Mr. anti Mrs. James Sturg- eon. Thomas Brandon of Wingham spent the holiday with his mother in the village. Mr. and Mrs. William Johnston of Godorich were the guests of their daughter, Mrs. E. Weston, over the holiday. Nominations on Monday resulted as follows. For Reeve—A, 5, Erwin, Edward Mentor. For Councillors i lin Cameron; Samuel Cleave, Daviel Dewar, Rob- ert Delgaty, Wm. J. Elliott, Win. Higgins, George Ring, Wm, J. Wes- ton. For Trustees—Thomas Elliott, Tired amnia -era, George E, Green- slade, Wm. it, Jowett, HULLETT COUPLE WEDDED ON CHRISTMAS EVE. A very pleasant event took place at "Glen Maple Farm," the residence of Mir. and Mrs. William Shepherd, Hull tt, on Christmas Eve, when their only daughter, Maggie, be- came the bride of Mr. Ed- ward W. Farquhar, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Farquhar, also of Hullett. Promptly at five o'clock, to the strains of Lohengrin's wecf- ding march, played by Miss Annie Reid, the bride entered the parlor leaning on the arm of her father. During the ceremony the bridal couple stood under a wedding bell before a bank of evergreens orna- mented with maple leaves. Tho 'bride was charmingly attired • in a wedding gown of silk crepe -de -shone and georgette crepe, and a handsome veil of embroidered silk net held in place by a wreath of orange blos- soms. She carried a beautiful shower bouquet of Bridal roses and ferns. The only attendant was Miss Clara Bali, of Clinton, cousin of the bride, who made a charming little flower - girl. The ceremony was .performed by the Rev. Janes Abery of Londes- boro, in the presence of about forty and during the signing of the rogis- etr, Mrs./. Clegg of Brussels, sister of the groom, rendered a beautiful solo, entitled, "Because I Love You, Dear." At the conclusion of the ceremony, the bridal party repaired to the din— ing room where a suniptious wed- ding dinner was served. A number of the bride's girl friends assisted in the dining room. The bride was the receipient of many handsome and costly gifts, showing the esteem in which the young couple are held. The groom's gift to the bride was a gold wrist- watch; to the bower girl, a pearl ring and to the soloist and organist, pearl ear drops. After a pleasant social evening had been spent, Mr .and Mrs. Far- quhar motored to the groom's home near Clinton leaving amid showers of confetti -and good wishes for unalloy- ed happiness in their hew hone. • The bride's going away costume was a suit of Navy blue serge, anti taupe hat, A large circle of friends -join in wishing Mr. and Mrs. Farquhar a long, happy and prosperous voyage, as they set sail on life's sea to- gether. • David Lougheed, n well-known Wingham citizen, died last week at the age of forty-iiv;. He had been an invalid for ten yews, having in- jured his spine by a fall, and spent his time in a wheeled chair, ITe was a veteran of the South African War. Mr. Geo, Mason, who has been in the stationary business in in gh n for about forty yews, is retiring and leaving the business to his son. Mr. Chas. Garrow of Goderich has been appointed solicitor fox the town- ship of Morris. Varga. Rev. D. A. Johnston who has been pastor of the Presbyterion church here for the bast nine years, preached his farewell sermon on Sun- day last. Mr. Johnston was well liked. by the whole community and his departure will be much regretted. He leaves for Lucan this. week, to take up the work there. Horner and Ings have sold there stock of general merchandise to E. A. McAsh and Son, The store will be closed commencing Tuesday . Jan , 6th, for. stock taking. Langdon Road Mr. Chas. Layton of Hamilton vis- ited his brother, Mr, G. W. Layton, for a few days during the past week. Mr. John White and W. Walters spent Christmas at home. Miss Myrtle Crich is home from Stratford Normal for the holiday time. Mr. L. Hanley was up from Toron- to for the festive holiday. Miss Nellie Medd of Constance has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. G. W.. Layton or a past week. Constance Mrs. Orville Dale and her sister, Miss Dunlop, have returned ]tome after a pleasant sojourn of two weeks with relatives in Guelph, Fergus, and Belwood. While away they at- tended the Guelph Fair. Mr and Mr's. Wm, McArthur and Richard, Wallis and Hazel Bewick of Godericlt spent Christmas *with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Mann, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McIntosh spent Christmas with their slaughter, Mrs. John Mills of Havelock. Ernest Colclough of Canuck, Sask., is spending a month or so with his mother, 1M].'s. Henry Colclougiz, and other friends. Mrs. H. Colclough and daughter, Vera, spent a few clays with her mother at Brussels,- NOTICE russels,_-. The frost is. here, watch your bat- tery as well as your, radiator. If you bring your battery to us for winter or a re -charge you will get it back fully charged. We overhaul any snake of Storage - Battery. STORAGE BATTERY SERVICE STATIOM Car repainting or overhauling. ` CLINTON.GARAG E J. H . PAX lA AN Phone 80 residence 140 Phone 110 .Estimates given. A. E. WOOD WALL PAPERS, MOULDINGS„ SIGNS, ETC, INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORATING We protect your floors, lurid -tore: etc., by plenty of drop sheets. Ontario Street Writhing one and ail A Vari l`i-iappt, and Prosperous New Year Plumber and electrician Phone 147w