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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1919-7-17, Page 9Clinton .Nowa- Record til. MOVED xnp town to Irped Saekson's Old stand Qall arid sea us IN OUR NEW STORE We carry a full line of PLUf1I31NO, TJNSMITH'S AND ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES Repairs Promptly Attended to J. A. SUTTER Plumber and Electrician CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELERY STORE 1 Bid Fire Sale Ends Saturday -Your Chance to get Genuine Bargains -in CIIINA, SILVERWARE, CLOCKS, WATCHES, UMBRELLAS' ,CUT GLASS, AND GOLD JEWELRY: All bills owing memust be settled by the end of the month or they, will be placed in other hands for collection and costs ad& ed. H. H. JOHNSON Jeweler an -ti Optician . NEXT HOVEY'S DRUG STORE Ladies' White Footwear Shipment just arrived fresh from the makers These. are Extra Quality 1Vlade at the Best Sea Island Duck Every pair a fitter and nicely made. We are headquarters for everything in WHITE FOOTWEAR FRED. JACKSON THE SHOER Harvest Shoes - Now is the time you want a pair:of light, comfortable shoes for farm work that will stand hard wear Nothing better than a pair of our Mule.skin Boots, good solid soles, leather insoles. Will stand lots of hard usage. Special 2 p 75 at per pair . Black Shaved Rip Bluchers, leather insoles, a good solid boot 275 Women's Shaved Rip Oxfords, leather insoles, good farm I(l C shoe at a low price Le! Men's blue and white striped overalls. A special lire at 2.00 Special prices on boys cottonade pante for the holiday season ORDERED CLOTHING Made.to-measure Suite at very close prices. A good selection of samples to choose from and fit guaranteed. Give us a trial order. We guarantee satisfaction, Plumsteel Bros. THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS, PHONE 20 CLOTHING NEW. IDEA PATTERNS, JUST A LITTLE NOTE to advise you that we make a specialty of dainty bedroom furniture for dainty people. To know' how attractive are these beds, dressing tables, and other bedroom accessories, you must see them. Descrip- tion would not do justice to their beauty. Mention of prleq would not do justice to their quality. JAS. DUNFORD Undertaker and Funeral Director. 28 Phone *aft 26 1 All the Comforts Of a iionle apo not coufiltod to the indoor fur- niture, This is particularly. so dur- ing the heated term when A COOL SPOT outdoors is a boort to humanity. Al ITammock supplies the cool and oom- fortablo spot, restful and healthful, We have thein also for the babies, the kind they can't fall out of., me W. D. Fair Co. t'0ften the Cheapest Always the Beet,'3 2a,ia�itan„pVlseummuu_u1WufU1w. Miss Flora Chidlep of Toronto is spending a few weeks in town. Miss Sadie Mahafly was with Lon- desboro friends over the week -end, Miss Annie Lanxon of Detroit vis - ting her mother, Mrs. J. Lanxon of town.' Miss, Maud Livermore is in Kingston this weekivisiting Rev. J. K. and Mrs. Fairfull. Miss Rotta Cook of Toronto is spend- ing a month's holidays at her home in town. Mrs. Arthur Couch of Cleveland has been the guest of Mrs. J. Lanxon for the past ,fortnight. Miss Agnes Chidley of Toronto has been visiting during the past week with Miss O'Neil at Bayfield. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Switzer and two daughters of Toronto werei week- end guests with Mr, Chas, P. Lib- by. Mr, T. H. Scott of the Molsons Bank stall, who has been holiday- ing at St. Thomas, returned Mon- day, Mr, Larry T. Higgins of Raneagua, Chili, S.A,, is in town visiting his uncle, Mr. 13. R. Higgins, and his aunt, Mrs. Wm. Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Foster of St, Marys, Pent., t spent a few days the end of the week as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Dunford. Mr. C. D. Bouck and IOiss Eva left for Bracebridge last week, where the former will take up his accus- tomed work at the Summer Model school. Misses Winnie Thompson and Maude Wiitse went to Kincardine yester- day, where they will take in the Chautaugua, which is being held there this week. Rev. J. E. Ford of Goderich was in town Saturday afternoon. He was on his way to Wingham where he conducted services in the Methodist church on Sunday, Mr, Gordom McCartney of Guelph was a visitor in town over the week -end. He does not forget the old town and likes to come back occasionally to see old friends. Miss Minlue Pinning, who has been in Peterboro for the past year, has returned to town, She has again taken a position with Couch &I Co. Miss Pinning's friends are de- lighted to welcome her back to town. Mr. .Chas. Holland and his son, Mr. William Holland, and wife of De- troit spent a few days Iast week visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. R. Jenkins of Rattenbury street. Mr. Holland had not vis- ited this section in thirty-five years. Rev. A. MacMillan of Toronto aad Rev. Dr. Macdonald, recently re- turned from Korea, both of whom weretaking part in the program at the summer school held at Coder- ich last week, were guests in. pass- ing with Dr. and Mrs. Gunn, Mr. E. J. Jenkins spent the week- end at the old home, Woodlands Farm, Huron Road, Mr, .Jenkins has recently removed from Toronto to London, where he is in charge of the Y.1VI.C.A. work. He has not yet moved his family to the For- est City.but expects to do so soon. Miss Mary McComas, nurse -in -train -t ing at the Western Hospital, Tor- onto ; Miss Bessie McComas of the C. 1; stall, London, and. Mr. W. R. McCamus of the C. I. staff, Ot- tawa, are holidaying at their home, Wesley parsonage. The latter? leaves shortly for Toronto where he will read examination papers for some weeks. Mr, and Mrs. John Torrance, accom- panied by Miss MVlaude, left yester- day nnorning;on a .trip to the west. They go by boat from Sarnia to Port Arthur, where their daugh- ters, Mrs. . Cranston and Miss Margaret Torrance reside, but will go on to Lethbridge, Alta., to vis- it their other daughter,, Mrs. Vir- tue. They will be absent several weeks, At least the ladies will, Mr. Torrance may return moor. " Mr. F. W, Evans and, his sister, Miss Mildred, of Brantford,. have been down at Louisville, Kentucky, for the. past fortnight visiting their. brother, Mr. E. Louis Evans. Miss, Evans will probably make a longer stay but .Mr. Evans re•turne to Brantford next week, They aro enjoying the change and both are enjoying butter health than they have for some time. We have thought it hot enough here some days during the past couple of months but in Kentucky it is a common thing for the thernibiileter to register 1z0 in the Shade, Think h uk of that next time you feel ineiined to grumble at the beau; , , , tarot, Miss gaiter, Mre. Percival, How bout That New Suit You Were Thinking (Df? We are now ready with a complete range of suitings to take your order and make you up a suit that in fit, style and finish will be excelled by none, All Men Buying New Clothes Want Their Money's Worth and they get it at Davies Ee Herman's. Ry money's worth we mean the fullest and completest value in fabric, fit and fashion thaenaoney can bray 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 Avery way. It is not the material of which a garment is made alcne 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 will 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- & HERMAN 11 Merchant Tailors Opposite Market Square lBagfield Pte. William Elliott, son of Robt. Elliott, arrived house on Monday of this week from overseas, Air. S. Kiefer speut Sunday at Zurich. The following are guests at the Comrnercial: Mr, and Mrs. Emeny, London ; Mr. and Mrs. Watson, Sea - forth ; Rev. W., Clul1 and son, Lieut. Rex ClulT, of Stratford ; Mr. H. I3emenway, Detroit, Miss Rathwell and Miss Florence Bingley of Detroit are summering in the foriner's summer residence on Ann street. Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair and family of Brussels are summering in Dr. Woods' residence on Bd. terrace, Mrs. 'Tillman and the Misses Till- man and Miss Darcy of London. are spending the season in Lakeside Park, Dr. Tillman and wife of London are spending the season in Mr. W. John- ston's residence on Bayfield terrace, Miss Ethel Ramsay of Rochester, N.Y., is the, guest of Miss Maud Castle, Mr. and Mrs. Scott and family of Clinton are spending the season in Mr. Ken Moorhouse's cottage on Celina St. Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt of Virden, Man„ are the guests of Mrs. Schmidt's brother, Mr. Samuel Huston. Mrs, Burrows and family of Lon- don are spending their vacation in Lakeside Park. Mr, Thornton Mustard, wife and family of Toronto are summering at their summer home over the river. ' Mr. F. S. Glass, M.P., of London joined his wife last week at their cutnn.er home on Bayfield terrace, Miss Josie Stirling left on Monday for Piekford, Mich„ to visit her bro- ther. 1Vfrs. Stothers and family of Lon- don arrived on Saturday evening and will spend, a few weeks at their suer mer homeun Lakeside Park. Nursing -Sister Maud Sterling ar- rived home on Saturday evening from overseas and will spend a few weeks before returning to Toronto. Mr. Will Ferguson left. Last week for Buffalo. Mr. and Mrs, Gowdie and family, Master SteWart and IVliss Hope G•ow- die, and Mrs. Fisher and daughter, Miss Rubio Fisher, of Xiltchener• were the guests of Mr. and Mrs, F. A. Edwards the past week. Mr, Ed 1VIandelsloe of Kitchener Was tine guest of Mr, Wilber. Erwin at his home in the village. The following are guests at Miss Ferguson's : Mr, and Mrs. l3rown and three children, Miss Saxton„ Mr. Norman Taylor, Detroit ; Dr. Ma- rion and wife and daughter,. Miss Ruth, 81455 L. Campbell, Cleveland I34roness Berry and family, Herman, Max, Nicol, and Montique, Chambers- burg, Port Mr, and Mrs, it t ssel: Tatou, Aifr. Gaut, ' Mr., (;taaamerou 7 ti Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gillespie, Miss Gillespie, Miss Ilelen Gillespie, Lon- don ; Asir. and Mrs. A. Bair, Wind- sor ; Mr. and Airs. Bridgeman, Miss Bridgeman, Aylmer ; Mr. Ross Kearns, Mrs. Love and son and Miss IIoleson, St. Thomas. Misses Florence and Gertrude Gel - dart, Stratford, are the guests of Mrs. 'rhos. Harrison this week. We are called upon this week to record the death of one of our most respected residents in the person of Laving Gramm, beloved wife of Mr. James Spackman, who departed this lite on Monday evening, July loth, at the age of sixty-three years. The deceased was born in the township of Hay in 1858 and in 1878 she was un- ited in marriage to Mr. .las. Spack- man of the Sauble Line, township of Stanley. She resided there with her husband for thirty-one years, wl.enl they moved into the village, Mrs. Spackman was a kind and loving mother and respected by all, The funeral took place on Wednesday af- ternoon of this, week at 2.30 p.m. The remains were taken to St. Au- drew's church, of which she was a member, where the service was .held.. The pastor, Rev, A. Macfarlane, of- ficiated, assisted by the Rev. E, An- derson, Interment was made in Bayfield cemetery. The pallbearers, were : Messrs. George Dewar, David Tough, Murdock Ross, Thos. Brown- ett, Samuel Cleave and Wm, Rath - well. She leaves to mourn their loss two daughters and one son : Mrs. William Pollard of London, and Edith and Robert at ;home. The sympathy of the community at largo goes out to the husband and family in their sore bereavement. Will Meet.,at Wingham Next Week The 22nd annual convention of the Huron County Women's Christian Temperance Union will be held in the Methodist church, Wingham, on Thursday and Friday, July 24th and 25th, commencing at 1.30 on Thurs- day afternoon, Delegates will be present from the eleven unions of the county, Mrs., Emma Pugsley, vice president of the .Provincial W.C.T.U., will be one of the speakers and will give her notable address, "Why Vote No?" at the evening , session on Thursday. The public is cordially in- vited to attend the sessions of this convention.—Mrs. A. T. Cooper, Co. Cot, -Secretary. Constance Mr. and Mrs, Peter Lindsay and David Alilsou spent Sunday with) friends at Attwood. Hiss Mayme Hall has returned to Clinton after spending the holidays with her parents. Berry picking is the. order of the day. Mrs. John Clark has arrived from the west and is at the home of her brother, Air. Wm. Rinn, where she ,will stay for some time to see if her health. improves. Mrs. Robt. Clark is visiting her brother, Mr. G. 13. Stanley of the Soo, Mich,, where his wife is very low. Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Rogerson spent ,Sunday with friends in Tucker - smith. Rev, Mr. Howson of London preached,a fine sermon on the Broth- erhood and took up the Serbian, col- lection, Mrs, Ted Rinn and Mrs. John Rinn and Miss Gertrude Rinn of the west are visiting friends in and around the township, Hullett Township Miss Louise Maley returned to' Windsor on Monday after spending a couple of weeks .with her sister,, Mrs. Wm. Morrison. Miss Mary Snell, who recently grad- uated from the General Hospital, Ilamilton, is holidaying at her home, that of Mr. and Mrs, ,Janes Snell. Mr, and Mrs. Kunkel and little Miss Marion of Niagara Falls motor- ed up last week and are visiting the lady's parents, .AIT, and Mrs,. E. Crawford, and witb other friends hereabouts, Goderich Township The Young Ladies' Pat. Society will meet next week in the Sunday school room. of St, James' church, Middle- ton. A reeopticp will be held at the home of his father, Mr, •E. Levis, on We Friday evening in honour. of Sergt. C. E. •Lavis, who returned Saturday from overseas. el their harmony and rudiment', examination in connection with the Toronto Conrervatory of Music, Miss. Julia taking honors. Clinton Junk Dealers Buying all kinds of junk and Poultry Paying the highest prices M. RAMRAS Phone 137 Albert St. Summer Dance Jowett's Pavilion HAYFIELD EVERY, TUESDAY EVENING , Dancing from 8 to 12 ADMISSION : Ladies 25e Gentlemen 50q Follow the Crowd BLACKSTONE-BUCKLEY ORCHESTRA No charge for parking cars. CLINTON — CANDY — KITCEIEN. Homemade Ice Crea Londesboro, The Methodist garden party, which had to be postponed on account of bad Jveather a couple of weeks ago, will be held on Friday of next week, Misses Kate and Julia . Brown, pupils of Miss Mice 13e11,, have pass,- The ass The Auction Block One of Rex Beach's best stories. This is the life .drama of millions of girls sold to the highest bidder in the matrimonial market. This pro- duction will grip and hold your auto Mien from the first to last. Princess Theatre Friday and Saturday, July 18th and 19th 1 p ADMISSION I--A;llu1tg ZM., ,✓Midrin Ml and Made of Pure Cream Vanilla, Strawberry, Chocolate • Maple Walnut and ,Orange PRICE BY BULK PEI. ggrt PT. 4 �i't°. 400: QT. l-0-0 ALSO ICE CREAM BRICKS 25c Pt. 50e Qt. specialize in Home-made Candy.. M. GEORGAS Proprietow Phone 148 Estimates givem A. E. WOOJi WALL PAPERS, 3IOULDINGS,. SIGNS, ETC. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR' , DECORATING We protect your floors, furniture„ etc., by plenty of drop sheets, tttbtaxio Street