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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1919-7-10, Page 8e Clinton News -Record 1 Jf*1y loth 1919 LIP toWrl to Fred Slloksores Ohl stand Call and see ue when nae open SATURDAY, JUDY' 12 We carry a full line of PLUMBING, TINSMITH'S AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. Repairs Promptly Attended to J. A. SUTTER Plumber and Electrician CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELERY STORE Bid Fire Sale Ends Saturday -Your Chance to get Genuine Bargains in CI -TINA, i { 9 SILVERWARE, CLOCKS, .., HATCHES, UMBREL LAS i l CUT GLASS, AND GOLD JEWELRY; All bills owing me must be settled by the end of the month or they, will be placed In other hands for collection and costs add- Xis dd-rt Ili! I I. •I R. H. JOHNSON Jeweler an -d Optician NEXT HOVEY'S DRUG STORE Ladies' White Footwear Shipment just arrived fresh- from the makers These are Extra Quality Made of the Best Sea Island Duck Every pair a fitter and nicely made. We are headquarters for everything in WHITE FOOTWEAR FRED. JACKSON THE S H O E R• 1 We Have Them `Pilgrim' $5.00 Rubber Boots Best rubber boots on the market at the price Get a pair and try them, Full assortment of all that is Best in Rubber Footwear ' Piumsteel Bros. THE STORE TH AT SELLS POR LESS. PHONE 20 NEW IDEA PATTERNS, CLOTHING JUST A LITTLE NOTE to advise you that we make a specialty of dainty bedroom furniture for dainty people: , To know how attractive aro these beds, dressing tables, and other bedroom accessories, you must 5013 them. 1)e8crip- iV ' tion w01114 not do justice to their beauty. Mention of price would not do justice to thein quality, JAS. DUNFt`. RD Undertaker and Fitment! Director, 28 oacti Phone 1 28 All the Comforts W a Home are not 50131)0od to the indoor 'far- :vitae, tar-: iture, This Is particularly so der- ing the heated tenni when A COOL SPOT outdoors' is a 11000 to humanity, Ai Hammock supplies the e0o1 and com- fortable*spot, restful and healthful. We havo then: also for the babies, the kind they can't fall out of.; Tlie W. D Fair Co. d'Often the Cheapest Always the Besk.'t t Ilaunauenmnn Mies Jennie Holmes is visiting friends in Lucknow. Weir and son will remain for a cou- ple of months: Miss Ross Levis visited Miss Spark at Seaforth last week. Mrs. C. 13. Bartliff was i with Sea - forth friends over the week -end, Miss Bessie Sloman of New York is holidaying at her home in town. Mrs. Susan Crawford of Hullett vis- ited friends in town last week. Miss Olive Watkins is spending her vacation with friends in Port Hur- on. Mr. Charlie Cantelon of Toronto is spending a vacation at his home in town. Miss Margaret Tait of Seaforth is visiting this week with Miss Mao Bentley. Miss I. Cornish left on Monday to take the summer course, at -the O,A.C, Guelph, bliss Mary Collyer of London is vis- iting her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Steep. Miss May me Hall of the Royal Bank stall has been holidaying at her home at Constance, Mts. Clips, Mckinnon and Miss Kath- leen of the Soo are visiting the lady's mother in town. Dr. Axon goes to Toronto next week to attend the Masonic Grand Lodge as delegate from the local Lodge, Mr. Asa Bolton left this week for Brantford where he has taken n position with the Hurley Printing Company. Mrs; F. le. 0lilies and Little Miss Marion of Toronto are visiting the lady's parents, Magistrate and Mrs, Andrews, Mr. H. E. Rorke leaves for Toronto on Saturday. He will be absent about a week attending the Masonic Grand Lodge. AIr. and Mrs, Wm, McKay motored from Moncton and spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. J. Wat- kins last week. Rev. H. C. and Mrs. Light of Brant- ford have been visiting the Rev. S. E. and Mrs. MciCegney at the rec- tory during the past week. Mr. L. J. Wasmann left Monday morning for Toronto, where he will take a special course in preparation for entering Faculty in the autumn. Miss Jean Chidley of Winnipeg ar- rived on Friday and will spend a couple of months with her mother and the, rest of the family at Bay- deld. • Messrs. Frank and Ronald Ross of Powassan visited their aunt,-1VIrs. 0. H. Bartliff, for a • few days, leaving for the north again on Thursday. - Mr. and Mrs. W. Wasmann and two children of Windsor spent a few days during the past week as the guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. .T. F. Wasmann. Miss Emma Southcombe spent from Thursday until Monday at her home in town. She had been spending a week of her holiday with Collingwood friends. Miss Tena Marquis or the Base. Line, whohas been teaching at Craig- hurat, is home fol the long vaca- tion, Miss Marquis visited rolativ- 'es near Craigvale before coming home. Mrs, W. G. Wright returned to her home at Harrow the beginning of the week, having spent a fort- night in town as the guest of her nieces, Mrs. L. Stong, Mrs. J. K. Wise and Mrs.. Whitfield Crich. Mr. and Mrs, Weir and son. of Swift Current aro visiting the lady's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Jennison of town- They leave the first of the week for Peterboro to visit Mr., Weir's home and he will return west at the end of the month. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, S. C. Andrews and family, Who have been visiting with the former's parents, Magistrate and Mrs. Andrews, and with other friends in the east for several weeks past, left Tuesday for their home at Ali:, Alberta. Lieut. (Rev.) Thos. Peekitt, who had been in eoiictnand of a panel in the Mediterranean Sea and also oil a tnine-sweeper on tie North Sea; arriyed in town yesterday. and is visiting at the home of his fath- er and brother, Messrs. John and Fred Peoliitti. Pte. (4. A. McLaughlin arrived frons overseas last week and on Satur- day arrived in Clinton and is the guest of his relatives the Tyners of Summerlcilh Pte. McLaughiie was wounded some months before the cessation of hostilities and.had not recovered sufficiently t0 return to Franca. 00 is looking slice anti fit naw, however, out We are now ready with a complete range ofsuitinga to take your order and make you up a suit that in fit, style and tinis'h will be excelled by none, All Men Buying New Clothes Want Their Money's Worth and they get it at Davies & Herman's. Ry money's worth we mean the fullest and conipletest value in fabric, fit and fashion that money can buy DAVIES & HERMAN hold to a standard in choice of fabrics and in actual detail of making that places our clothing in a class by itself. DAVIES & HERMAN'S men's suits, whether high priced or low priced, to satisfy us, must be better and we see to it that they are better, . The "pretty good" kind won't do. Our Clothes Keeps its Customers Right With Fashion When you order a suit made at Davies & Herman's you can depend upon it being thoroughly re- liable in every way. It is not the material of which a garment is made alone that counts, It is the hundred and one little details in the making and fitting which bring about the effect that only a skilled tailor can produce. . We stand behind every garment that leaves our work room and will guarantee style, fit and finish that wi11 suit the most fastidious taste. We can give you the suit you are looking for ---supposing of course you are looking for a good suit ; all wool in fabric and correctly tailored. DAVIES & ' : i RN6AN Merchant Tailors Opposite Market Square VOnfoNammINIONC•P OS* People You Know Mr. Joseph Copp took in the races at Exeter on Wednesday. - Mr. 1, Rattenbury of Peterboro has been in town this week. Miss Emma Stevenson of Port Ar- thur is home for the vacation. Mrs. 1-1. B. Chant returned Friday alter a month's visit in Toronto, St. Catharines and Unionville. Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Drummond of Detroit are visiting the lady's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, A. ,Morris. Mr, H. Hunt of.Galt is spending a few • weeks in town. IIe is the guest of his niece, Mrs. W. Ham- blyn. Mr, and Mrs. John Medd and chil- dren visited Air, and Mrs. J. G. Medd before returning to their home at Nobleford, Alta. Mr. D. .1. Cantelon returned on Tues- day from (ioderich, where he had spent a' week, or ten days, combin- ing business with pleasure. Misses Sara and; Susie Sloman went to Bridgeburg last week to meet Miss Bessie Sloman and together they visited Niagara Falls for a few days. Mrs.Broadfoot anddaughter of Seattle, Wash., who have been vis- iting friends in this vicinity for some little time, are now the guests of Mr, and Mrs. S. Crich. Mrs. Albert Jervis and Miss Blanche and Master Clifford of Napanee,- Iud,, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. E, Jervis of town add aiso with the lady's brother, Mr. W. Mar- quis of the Base Line. Rev. and Mrs, Wm. Dunbar of Lis- towel motored to Clinton and spent last Thursday the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Burnett, On their return they were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Dunbar and family, who have been holidaying with: the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burnett, Mr. F. F. Gillies dropped in yester- day to see his wife and little daughter, who are visiting the lady's parents in town. He liter- ally "dropped" as be came in , an aeroplane and landed in a field quite near the Andrews' residence, This is the second time in a week that visitors have arrived in Clin- ton by aeroplane. Mr. and Mrs. W. • S. R. Holmes re• turned on Monday from a Very pleasant trip. They motored to Owen Sound and went on from there to Sault Ste. Marie and back.. by boat, Canada has so many lovely water trips. that tiie wonder is that more people. do not spend tic1311 time and money seeing their own country with , its varied scenery. Miss Margtcerite Cecile Hoinuth, a former Well known young lady of Wiiigham, Was inarriott on Saturday nit to Mr, Edward I3,; Craigie of the 'I'orento university,/ • , • • Bayfield The following o g a re summering in Deer Lodge. Park : Mr. and Mrs. Langford and, family, Mrs. Miller and family, Mrs. Donaldson and family, London ; Mrs. Scott and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cotton and family, Mr. and Miss ileacom, Toronto ;; Mr. and Mrs, Inglis, Stratford ; birs. Conn and fancily, Sarnia ; Mrs. Clement and family, Kitchener and Miss Cowan, Seatortic• - In the White City : Mr. and Mrs. Hunts and family, Mrs. Daly and family, London ; Airs. Lowery and family, Wroxeter ; Mrs. 'Birch and family, Chatham , Mrs. Holman and family, Seaforth ;. Mrs. Rickards and family, II. S. Reid, wife and family, Airs. Harland, I and, Mi ss Betty Harland, Mrs. G. C. Duggan, blaster Budd'ie and Miss Peggy Duggan, Mrs. Wal- ter F. Sharman, bliss Nina Sharman, Mrs. Day and family, Dr. Reid, wife and family, Detroit ; Mrs. 11'Ionkhouse and family, Toronto ; :Mrs. M, Mc- Taggart and family, Clinton., 1n Lakeside. Park : Mr. and Mrs. Chapman and family, Dr. Partridge, wife and family, Mrs. Shannon, Mr. and Mrs. W. Robinson and fancily London. Mrs. Brandon and sons, Harold and Abe Brandon, spent a few days at Belgrave last week. Wilber Erwin of Kitchener is vis- iting under, the parental roof, Mrs. T. Jackson and family of Clinton have taken the Glass cottage for the season. Mrs. O'Neil and fancily of, Clinton are occupying Mr. James Johnston's house on Louisa street. Mrs. Scott and family are summer- ing in Mr. Kenny .bloorehouse's resi- dence on Colina street. The Misses Rankin of Detroit are occupying their sunnner cottage on Bd, 'Terrace. Misses Inez and Marion Jennings of Brantford and Mrs. (Capt,) Bar- clay and three children of London are spending the season in the form- er's cottage on Charles street. Miss Garrett and Miss F. J. Camp - hell and her niece, Miss Frances Campbell, are suinmering in the former's summer Home on Charles street. Miss Kudop of Stratford is the guest of Miss Lula Ming. R. Bailey of the Sterling Bank, Dunganiion, spent the week-ebd at his home in the village. Master Gray Parker ,of, Seaforth is the guest of bir. and Mrs. William Ferguson. Confirmation was held in Trinity church. on June 800 when the follow- ing were eonf1rcned : Margaret 'Semi Balser, Anna May Howard, Lula Jean Elliott, Rosa Ann Finney, ,Rebecca Elliott, Shirley Voris King, Mice Gertrude Stinson, .Jean Margaret Woods, William Leslie Elliott, Fred- erick Harry Baker, Frederick Norval Conlftiherdt, The girls looked very Pretty in their whites gowns anti veils, The rector will, take for Lis subject next Sunday,- "The Anglican Forward Movement.''- The ovement."The Rev. W, Ashe Everest has re- cently been successful in .passing the examinations for the degree of L.T. H.•of the University of .Chicago. He is also a graduate of London, Eng., where he secured the silver medallion of the college for passing the Bis- hop of London examination in theol- ogy. He has recently been offered a church in England but bas decided to stay on this continent for a. while longer though it is reported that he is about to leave Bayfield. We hope he may change his mind and con- tinue with us for a while longer. The following are guests at the Commercial: Mrs, Brownlee and two children Masters Reg and Bert Toronto ; Air. and Airs. Lindig and children, Detroit ; L. C. Freeman, H. S. Stark, R. S. Hays, Seaforth ; Max Claremont and Mr, Bogie, God- erich ; Mrs. Cray and daughter, De- troit ; Harold Stone, Miss Gower, London. Dr. Morrison and wife, Cleveland, and Miss Baxter, London, aro guests at Miss Ferguson's. A largo number of the Orange Or- der from L.O.L. No. 24 was joined by a number of brethren from - out- side at their hall on Sunday evening last and paraded , t o t e Methodist church where the Rev, Eric L. Anderson addressed then, Afterwards they marched to the square where a large crowd had gathered for a peace service when Major J, 0, 'rolcnie, M.P,P., of Windsor gave an • eloquent address, telling of his experiences in France, Varna. Miss Allie Austin, having complet- ed a course at the School of - Com- merce, Clinton, has taken a position in the office of the Dodge Motor Works, Detroit. The Misses Gooier of Toronto spent the week -end With Mr. and Mrs. 0. EL Keys of the Babylon line. Mr. J. T. Keys, president of the South lluron Board of Agriculture, attended the annual meeting •held at Hansa last week and reports a very interesting and instructive meeting. Mr,:Stothors, District Representa- tive, was present and gave an in- structive address, Summer Dance J'owett's Pavilion BAY FIELD EVIIY TUESDAY EVENING- Dancing VENINGDancing from 8 to 1a ADMISSION Ladies 26e Gentlemen Goo Follow the Crowd ULACKS'rONE-DUCKLEY ORCHESTRA Clinton Junk Dealers Buying all kinds of junk and Poultry Paying the highest prices N1. RAMRAS A. MELNIAN Phone 137 Albert St. 1 Announcement 0—y We hereby beg to announce the pur-�4 chase of the Clinton Coal Yar _E formerly owned and operated by Mr:. A. J. Holiaway. We will handle the different lines• that he handled and will in all prob- ability Pro -ability add others. We therefore solicit, and by fair square dealings will endeavor worth- ily to merit, your most liberal pat- ronage. JOHN B. MUSTARD See ad. ou page 5. CLINTON — CANDY — KITCHED? Home-made Ice Cream Made of Pure Cream Vanilla, Strawberry, Chocolate Maple Walnut and ,Orange PRICE BY BULK PER 20(x. PT. PER 4 0cr�. QT. ALSO ICE CREAM BRICKS 25c Pt. 60e Qt. We specialize in Home-made Candy,. M. GEORGAS Proprietor - Phone 148 Estimates given, A. E. WOOD WALL PAPERS, MOULDINGS,. SIGNS, ETC. I TERIOR AND EXTERIOR as n� DECORATING Wo protect your floors, furniture,, etc., by plenty of drop sheets. No charge for parking nate; • I O n t a 1< i o 4S t r it e t i i i