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The Clinton News Record, 1919-7-31, Page 8Clinton News -Record July Gist. 1919 K.ipperl Mr. and M. J, W, McLean of the seeorel eoneession , et . Tuckersmith Vetere(' to Tiverton .and visited ,oval BJmday, whit relatives in '':that vile lege, The 'Messrs, Lab, who have been having a very pleasant visit :With rtlieir sister, Mrs, G, 1I. holland, and Ito/ally, left for their respective hom- es the boginning .of tire week. While here they visited Bayfield and other poin'ts of interest, Mr, John 'Workman Vent some days in Seaferth with relatives there. John is steadily regaining ids strength after his serious operation, some tine ago. The .contractors have this week gotten Mr. Detwoiler's now barn completed. It is quite a fine strut+ ture with abundance of stable aecorns nrodatlon. ampsiespossis GALL and SEE OUR STOCK of Electric Fixtures; Grills, Irons, Toasters, Stoves, Flashlights, Batteries and Shades. We have a Special Price on Coal Oil Stoves This' Week. Plumbing, Heating, Tinsmithing and Electrical Wiring. J. A. SUTTER Plumber and Electrician Phone 142W CLINTON'S LEADING JEWELERY STORE Now that my fire sale is over and I am back on the job, I will treat, my customers with the same careful consideration as before, I, have a lot of new stock coming every day that would make it worth your while to drop in and lobk over: G9Lis JaWELERY,, SILVERWARE, CLACKS, WATCHES, r1 OUT GLASS. I ; , , awl CHINA, " t n1l exl ening tfietiviS an VI bills stili awing 'io Elie enc uP themonth then I take proceedings immediately to collect same. - R. H. JOHNSON Jeweler and 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 1 FRED. JACKSON THE SHOER 1 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. Speciale 2.75 at per pair Black Shaved Kip Bluchers, leather insoles, a good solid 2,75 boot Women's Shaved Kip Oxfords, leather insoles, good farm 1.25 . 5 shoe at a low price , L Men's blue and white striped overalls. A special line at 2.00 Special prices on boys oottonade pants for the holiday season ORDERED CLOTHING Made -to -measure Suits at very close prices, A good selection of samples to choose from and fit guaranteed, Give us a trial order. We guarantee satisfaction, 1 Plumsteel Bros. 10 THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS. PHONE CLOTHING NEW mEA' PATTERNS. STORE THAT LESS. CLOTHING NEW IDEA PATTERNS. 1 JUST A [ITT 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, �,j-� sgssise , you must see them, Descrip- Yawn tion would not do justice to their beauty. Mention sof price would not do justioo to their quality, JAS. DUNFORD L t'ttiFtker and Funeral Dlrect*r. Phone 1baz. 28 awl/ A 1 All the Comforts Of a Home aro not eo10nod to the indoor fur- niture, This is particularly so dur- ing the, heated term when A COOL SPOT . outdoors is a boon to humanity. Al Hammock supplies the cool and com- fortable spot, restful and healthful, We have them also for the babies, the kind they can't fall out, of, Tile W. D. Fair Co. R'Often the Cheapest Always Vie Best,' C1JM'it � �pll�•�r��iJJ{If�kt6•,ife111111NGwnll.nn�1116 Miss Grease Walker is visiting in Brussels, Miss Doreen Stephenson is visiting in Tillsonburg: Mrs. Frank Hovey of Burlington is the guest of :Mr, and Mrs, J. •E; Hovey. Mrs, E. G. Courtice returned Satur- day from- a visit with her son at Chatham,. Misses C'arric and Ella Akain of Tor- onto are visiting theft mother, Mrs. Akam of town. Mise Amy Howson returned on Mon- day after a ten days', visit with relatives near Georgetown. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bartliff and Misses Jule and Annice Bartliff were in Brussels on Sunday, Rev. W.,B. and Mrs. Moulton and Miss Margaret Sparks are in Lon- don for the month of August. Mrs. Duncan and two little sons of Sarnia were week -end guests with "'Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cantelon. Mr. Oswald Hunt, who has been vis- iting in town for a couple of weeks, returned to London on Monday, Miss Grace Redmond of Westfield is Spending part of a very pleasant vacation with the Misses O'Connor of town. Miss Minnie Cooper and Miss Bessie Morrish left on Monday for a visit with the former's brother in Col- lingwood. Mr. and Mi.'s: J. F.' Young of New Toronto have befit visiting at the parental home of the latter, Mr. Henry Cook. Mr. W. Ls Wade and his son, Mr. Burns Wade, of Fort William are the guests of the former's sister., - Mrs. E., G. Courtice. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Johnson left on Monday, after having .spent some weeks hore,'to visit Mrs. Johnson's old home at Port Burwell.. Mrs. K. W. Chowen and Miss Bettie left on Saturday for their home in Hamilton after an extended visit in Clinton, Goderith and Bayfield. Mr. W. Anderson, a member of the Air Force, recently returned from overseas, has been visiting his par- ents, Rev. and Mrs. S. Anderson, at Ontario street parsonage. Mrs. Rath, who has been spending the past couple of months with relatives in Manitoba, 'returned home Saturday. She stopped in Winnipeg and 'Toronto on her way home. Miss Ruby Irwin was up from Toron- to over the week -end and will re- turn the end of the week to take charge of her father's business here while he takes a trip west for the good of bit health. Mr. Russel Moore and his bride of Fort William have been visiting relatives in town during the past week. Mr. Moore is a son of Mr, and Mrs,. Wm. Moore of Toronto, formerly of Clinton. Mr, and Mrs, G. A. Bradshaw of Leamington and Mr. ] and Mrs. H. Marsh and Master Norman of De- troit visited during the past week with the ladies' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Davies of Huron street. Miss Marion Gunn of 'Toronto is home on a visi.t. Miss Marion was over at Columbus, Ohio, taking part with' other girls from tho University, in the groat pageant in connection with ;the. Methodist Cen- tenary. Mr. Colin Shaw of Springfield, Ohio, and Dr. Wm, Shaw of Morris, Mich., visited their brother, Dr.. Shaw of town for a few days dur- ing the past week. They came ov- er to attend the old -boys reunion held at Brussels Sunday, Monday and 'Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs, James Treneor of Medicine Hat, Alta., and their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Gordon, and children, motored up from Wallaceburg and visited Miss Washington over Vie . week -end, Mrs, Tremeer and Miss Washington are sisters. Dr. J. W. Shaw, Mr.'and Mrs. J. L. Kerr, Mr, Ernest Rozell and Mr. and Mrs. G, A. Roberton were amongst former Brussels residents Who attended the re -union from Clinton, Mr. John:Shaw was not feeling equal to the trip and the re -union committee noted and re- gretted his absence.. Mr. Walter Arinstrong, son of Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Armstrong of Tor- onto, formerly respected citizens of Clinton, ham been, in town during the past week, Mr,' Armstrong spent nearly four years overseas, going with the first battery that went from Toronto, and he happily escaped without a wound. It is eleven years sines he last visited Clinton and he missed many of his former assbdiate - CLEARING PRICES en's Teod Suits WOMEN'S STORE Uq Gnodst house Furnishings phone 59'. Next Royal Bank 1-4 OFF. BROWN'S MEN'S STORE Custom Tailoring and (phone 103) Men's Furnishings Opposite Public Library, Baijfield Miss Smith, Miss Carr, Miss Mc- Keneie and Piiss Arnold of Stratford are spending a week at Mrs. M. Green's. Misses Edith and Norma Vanstone of Gerrie are spending their holi- days with their grandmother, Mrs. M. Gresh. The anniversary services held in the Methodist church on Sunday last were well attended, Tho Rev. S. Anderson of Clinton was the preach- er of the day and gave very elo- quent addresses both morning and evening. The choir was ably assisted by Miss Rogers of Stratford, who rendered very appropriate solos at both services. Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Matheson and son and Mr, and Mrs. A. Vanstone and son Albert, of Colborne spent the week-end,as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harrison. Mr. H. W. E,Win has been ap- pointed enumerator for the village of Bayfield and is now busy at his dut- ies. Miss Mabel Stinson of Toronto is spending her holidays at her home in the village. Miss Rubie Mandelsloh of Kitchen- er IS a guest at the Albion, Miss.. Christine , Ross of Rochester, N.Y., is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Murdock Rots. Misses Norah and Jean Govenlock of Ottawa are the guesth i of Mrs, William Ferguson. Mr. William Higgins has dealt his thorobred roadster to Messrs, Cook & Bates of IIetisel]. for a Ford ear, Dr. Amy and wife and Mr. Sween- ey, wife and three children, Toronto; Mr. and Mlrs. Wm. Frotitt, Mr. and Airs. John Frotitt, Mrs. Elston, Mrs. Percival, Mr. and Mrs, A. Till- man, and Jack,/ Mrs. S. R. Brown; Mrs. J. 13. McKillop and niece, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. McLean, London ; Mrs. Brown and, two children, Mrs. Bennet, Miss Sylvester, Detroit ; Mrs, McLean, Miss Ross, Miss Bell, Miss Campbell, Miss McIntyre, Miss Wilson, Sarnia ; Mr. and Mrs. L. IIambly, St. Thomas and Miss Mar- garet Favre, Chatham, are guests at Miss Ferguson's, Mrs. Dan Harrison and Con, Ross, and Orval Steep of Goderielr and Mfrs. Calderwood of Winnipeg are the guests of their. 'brother, Mr. Geo. King, Mrs, Finney and two cltilIren and Miss Finney of Detroit were the guests of Mrs. Thomas Harrison the past week, Mrs.to. W, Itltynas and son, I'lulip, of Brantford were visiting the forin- er's sister, Miss Ieerguson, the past Week, Mrs. George Dale and son, Donald, and Miss Barltarapnproat of Seafoith were the guests of Mrs. Thomas Har - risen on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Blal.fe and son, Mr, and Mrs. Lister and daughter, Mr. Harvey hoover. of BruSSets lies Mr. Hllborn of Freelton has pur- 9illarles p'loods, Mater McLean, We boon engages] as principal at the Wal- chased the big flour mill and bas and daughter and char/flour and Mrs, tor[ Public school at a salary bt $800, moved with his family to town, J. B. McKillop of L;onion awl the Misses Gearings of Stratford are guests at the Commercial. Anniversary services will be held in St. Andrew's church on Sunday, Aug. 10th, when the RevDr. Dickie of Montreal will preach both morning and evening. Brucefield. Miss Gertie Wilson of Toronto is the guest of her -Sister, Mrs. George Swan. "- Pte. Will Wright arrived home from England on Sunday. Mors. (Dr.) Rodgers and Miss Dolly aro in Forest this week. The Presbyterian Sunday school held their annual picnic to Bayfield on Tuesday. There was a large crowd and a good time, the chil- dren enjoying the races and games. Brumfield baseball team played a game with Bayfield on Tuesday ev- ening, Bayfield winning, the score being 5-14.. Mr. John Kaiser has purchased a ear. MIrs. John Walker has returned from a very pleasant visit with her daughter, Mrs. Hugh McDougall, of Tiverton. Mr. and Mfrs. Jack Rattenbury and little daughter, Miss Eleanor, have returned (tome to Hainilton after spending a week with Mr. Mitten- bury's parents. Mr, and Mrs. Neil 1'eliowiee are •spending their holidays in our village, Mr, John McKenzie, who has been quite ill, is slowly recovering, Miss Laura Swan is able to be out lrgain after her recent illness. 11,10. and Mrs. George Swan and little daughters, Laura and Dorothy, are holidaying fn 'Toronto. The Christian Endeavor hail a very pleasant social evening on Fri- day evening. Miss Marks has returned 1101110 from a very pleasant visit with Mrs. George Elgie, Rev, and Mrs, McIntosh are tak- ing a month's holidays, starting ibis week, Muss Maud McIntosh, who has been quite ill for some time, is getting sortie better. The members of tiro Presbyterian, church have decided to erect i1CW cement sheds and contractors aro being advertised for, Quito a number from here took in the Worts at Brussels on Tuesday. Miss Annie Armstrong and Miss Andrews of London are the guests of• Miss Mary McDonald, Mrs, D. Rouatt is visiting in flow- manvillc, Mrs. Jones of Vancouver fs the guest of Ater nether, Mrs. Jas, Grainger. Londesboro. Mrs. 'Jeffrey of Toronto is a guest at the home of Mfrs. Jamieson. Miss Flora Fingland 1 returped to Toronto after spending a fortnight under the parental roof. MIr. Howard Cowan of Toronto is visiting his aunt, Mrs. J. Grainger, also other relatives. Mr.• and Mrs. Lee and little Miss Mamie of Exeter spent a few days last week at the home of Mr. Thos. Millar, • Mrs. Thos. Cole and Viva of Tor- onto are visiting relatives here. Mr, Dennis . Roberton of London spent Tuesday at his hone bele, Mr. Geo. Moon has purchased for his daughter, .Miss Pearl, a new piano. Miss Alice Fingland of Toronto is spending her vacation at her home here. Mr. Hiilborn, the new proprietor of the Blyth Flour Mills, has moved his. family to that village. Clinton Junk Dealers Buying all kinds of junk and Poultry Paying the highest prices M. RAMRAS Phone 137 Albert St. Summer Dint Jowett's Pavilion HAYFIELD Misses Beth and Gertie Roberton Dance on Saturday, Aug. 2nd, have returned home after spending a and Tuesday, Aug. 5th. couple of weeks with their aunt, Dancing from 8 to 12 Mrs. Cowan of Toronto.. ADMISSION Mrs. Dewar,of Toronto is visiting Ladies 25c Gentlemen 50o: her mother, MIrs. Lyons Mr. A. Geddes of California is spending a.few days with Itis broth- er, Mr. Dan Geddes. Miss Cora White returned to her home in Drayton after spending sev- eral weeks with her cousin, Miss El- sie Mlilfar, Ilii. Dan Geddes Is having a new garage erected. Mr, Stalker is visiting his sister, Mrs. Geddes. Capt, Alien of London is visiting friends around here. Mr.. A. E.. Brunsdon has taken over the Massey -Barris agency in Sea - forth and commenced his Werk last week. Mrs. .Sands of Vancouver, B.C., is visiting her sister, Mrs, S. McCool. Miss E. Mains of Chicago is spend- ing her holidays with her mother. A number off the 8th and 0th con- cessions spent Wednesday at Grand Bond. Blgth At a meeting of alto quarterly of- ficial board held in the Methodist Church, Monday evening, the salary of the pastor, Rev. R. J. McCoy' mick, was fixed at 81400, Blyth Methodism is very progressive and the outlook. very promising. Rev. It, J. McCormick and faintly are away on a month's vacation, MIr. McCormick will spend the latter part of the month at Mackinac island, Michigan's famous summer resort.. Rev. 7'. J. Snowdon will preach in Blyth Methodist church next Sun- day, Aug. 3rd and Rev. Eric Ander- son of Bayfield is billed to Preach on Aug, .17th and 24th. Follow the Crowd BLACKSTONE-BUCKLEY ORCHESTRA No charge for parking cars. CLINTON — CANDY — KITCHEN1 Home=made Ice Creams Made of Pure Cream Vanilla, Strawberry, Chocolate Maple Walnut and Orange PRICE BY BULK PER 20c' PER QT. 4®Cry ALSO ICE CREAM BRICKS 25c Pt. 50c Qt. We specialize in Home-made Candy,. M. CEORCAS Proprietor, - Phone 140 Estimates given-, A. E. WOOD WALL PAPERS, MOULDINGS,. SIGNS, ETC, INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR' DECORATING We protect your floors, furniture;, ate, by plenty of drop sheets. Ontario 'Street , 16;