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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1919-8-7, Page 8i 0 esivaimeoliessememealineemoseemlifl W130 SAYS ENGLAND DID NOT "PO HER DUTY" ? Otffoial statistics now available Arm that out cf every hundred white British subjcot$, throughout the 1 ni' Aire, who Iaid down their lives in the War, no Jess than eighty-two were English, and the remaining eighteen contributed by Scotland, Ireland, Males and the .Overseas Dominions: 0; if the lassos of t11a,Unitod Mates are included, .over 75 percent, of the total of lileglieb-speaking men who made the supreme seerineo came from little England alone, Miss Taggart of Ottawa engaged to teach Moderns Sealerth Collegiate. has been in the Nommenummer CALL and SEE OUR STOCK of Electric Fixtures, Grills, Irons, Toasters, Stoves, Flashlights, Batteries and Shades. We have a Special Price .on Coal OH Stoves This Week. Plumbing, Heating, Tinsmithing and Electrical Wiring. J. A. SUTTER Plumber and Electrician Phone 142W i 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 look over: GOLD JEWELERY, SILVERWARE, CLOCKS, , ,•. , 1 , WATCHES, CUT GLASS ' ' and CHINA.. am extending ;the One on all bills Still owing lo the end Ithe month then I take proceed fags immediately to collect same. - 01 R. H. JOHNSON Jeweler an -d, Optician NEXT HOVEY'S DRUG STORE, 1 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 SHOE R -® 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, Special ii 7 at per pair L. iJ Black Shaved Kip Bluchers, leather insoles, a good solid 2 75 boot Women's Shaved Kip Oxfords, leather insoles, good farm 1.25 shoe at a low price Men's blue and white striped. overalls. A special line at 2.00 Special prices on boys cottonade 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, Plumsteel Bros. TIIE STORE TH AT SELLS FOR LESS, PHONE 118 CLOTHING NEW, IDEA PATTERNS, a JUST A LITTLE NOTE to advise you that we snake a specialty of dainty bedroom furniture for dainty, people. To know how attractive are these beds, dressing tables, and other bedroom accessories, %'Jr"�Yice you must see them, Deserip- tw tion would not do justice to their beauty, 11Mention of price would not do justice to their quality, JAS. DUNFORD Undertaker and Ptrneral Director. 28 Phone 28 • All the Comforts Of a Home are not confined to the indoor fur - ultimo. This is particularly so aur- ing the heated terns when A COOL SPAT outdoors is a boon to humanity, At Hummock supplies the cool and cone sortable spbt, restful and healthful, Wo have them also for the babies, the kind they can't fall out of.. Me W. D. Fair Co I'Oftolt the Ohoapest y � Always the Best." r Mr. II. Baker is in Toronto this week on business, Miss Mabel Harland has been visit~ ingtin Toronto. Mr. J. B. Mustard and family axe at Tiverton for a month. Mr. W. W. Nimmins was in town on Monday for the celebration. Rev, and Mrs. E, 0. Forde and ohil- dren spent a few days 1 Auburn, Miss Amy Hellyar left „T a visit with Toronto and Bowman= ville friends. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony L family of Oshawa have been visit- ing in Clinton and vicin Miss McAllister of Hensal visiting her cousin, Mrs. of town, during the past weeks Mr. and Mrs. Alex. Gosle don were here for th t ast week at uesday for awoon and fty, 1 has been A. Forbes • igh of Lon- e holiday. Mrs. Gosleigh is remaining for a time, Mr. W. E. Rand, formerly .of th C.C.I. staff, and latterly of Ar prior, goes to Listowel for th next school term. Miss Bertha Webster of Londesbor goes home this 'week after spendin a fortnight as the guest of b aunt, Mrs. E. G- Saville. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Twitchell ant1 little Miss Betty of Windsor ar visiting with the lady's sister Mrs. Murray McEwan, this week. Mr, and 14Irs. L. Doherty and tw daughters, Misses Jean and Mar jorie, of Stratford were in towi over the week -end and holiday Mr. and Mrs. James Webster return ed to Toronto on Tuesday aft spending a holiday with the form er's sister, Mrs. E. G. Saville o town. Airs. (Dr.) Browning of Exeter and her daughter, Mrs. Becker of New Hamburg, visited for a few days during the past week with the for- mer's sister, Mrs. 13awden. Mrs. MacCrae, who has been staying with her son in Detroit for some time, returned to her home on Tuesday. She was accompanied by her grandson, Master Edwin Mac- Orae, an Orae, Mr. John Forbes, chief clerk and aud- itor of freight accounts for the Southern Pacific Railway at Hous- ton, Texas, spent a few days with his mother, Mrs. A.,Forbes of town, during the ,past week. Mr. Robt. Holmes of Toronto was a visitor in town over the week -end and holiday. .Mr. Holmes is always a welcome visitor in the old town and he always seems to enjoy a few days amongst old friends here. Miss A. McCorvie, who has been teaching in the Goderich branch of the School of Commerce since September, has accepted a position in the Hanover Business College and left last. week to enter upon her duties. Rev. J. E. Hogg left on Tuesday for Hot Springs, Vergiuia, Mr. Hogg has not been real well since he had an attack of flu in the fall but it is hoped that the change will be beneficial to him, His family are in Bayfield for the month of Aug- ust. Mr. and Mrs. 1,. J, Jenkins and Master George aro camping at Burks for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Jenkins, who have been in Toronto, are now locating in Lon- don, Mr. Jenkins having taken charge of the Y.M.C.A, work in the Forest City, Mrs. F. F. Gillies and little,,.daugh- ter Marion returned to their home in Toronto on Tuesday after spend- ing several weeks with the lady's parents, Magistrate and 'Mrs., An- drews of town. Miss Marion An- drews accompanied them for a visit in the city, Mr. W. E. 'Moody, advertising re- presentative of the Acton Trade Papers, Toronto, who has been spending his holidays at the home of his father' -in-law, Mr. H. B. Chant of town, returned to the city on Tuesday. Mrs, Moody and little son remain ,lot a longer visit. Mrs, Henry Young and daughter, Miss Florence, of Aberdeen, 5. Dakt, who have been visiting the form- er's mother,, Mrs, Heard of Bay- field, were week -end guests at the home of Mrs, Tasker of Maty, St, Mts. 'Young leaves for home next week and will visit in Minneapolis on the way baetc. r, 'J. A, Trwin left yesterday for Lueknow and he and bis brother, Ilea. H. Fulton Irwin, bate this week for a trip to the west, Mr. Irwin has not heft in the heat of health for renis little time and is taking this trip in the hope of ben- efit. They will probably be gone a cdtuple of Mentos. e n- e 0 1 er e 0 er M Clinton Newts -Record August 7tb,190 CLEARING PRICES 011 Men's Tweed Suits 1-4 OFF, WOMEN'S STORE Drs Geode. House Furnishing. phone 64 Next Royal Bank MEN'S STORE Custom Tailoring and (phone 103) Men's Furnishings Opposite Public Library, • LoInclesboro. Miss M. Hazelton of Toronto is visiting at the home of Mr. Wm. Caldwell. Misses Lillie Brunsdon and Elsie Millar are visiting the latter's aunt, Mrs. White of Drayton. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young had an accident Friday night when leaving Clinton a car collided with their buggy but fortunately both escaped without being seriously injured. Several were at Clinton Monday. All reported having had au enjoyable time. Mrs. Chas. Ruddell has been visit- ing her father, lir. Atcheson of Gowaustown. Mr. J. Lounesbury and two chil- dren autoed to Delhi Sunday to spend a few days with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Husking vis- ited friends near Fordwich a few days last week. Mr. Ab. Brunsdon of Seaforth spent Sunday with his brother here. Mr. and Mrs. Radytz, Stewart and Ede of Detroit called on Mrs. M. Ross on Saturday. Constance Lieut. Hall spent last week visiting a comrade in Toronto. Master Clifford Riley of Seaforth is spending his holidays with bis grandparents, Mt. and Mrs, Ben Riley. Mrs. Ben Riley, Sr., of Chiselhurst is visiting relatives around the vil- lage. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grimbolby, spent Sunday with her brother, 0. Riley, in Brussels. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Steel and Mr, and Mrs. Orin ,Hutson of London spent Sunday with the latter's sir- tet, Mrs, Ernest Adams, and also called on Mr, and Mrs, W. McIntosh, Quite a number around here attend- ed the celebration in Clinton on Mon- day, Miss Blanche Wheatley spent a rev days as the guest of her uncle, Mr., Thos, Wheatley, near Walton, Mr. Fred Fowler is to be congratu• lated upon his three entrance pupils having all passed. Miss Margaret Riley and W. Riley spent Sunday with friends in Brus- sels. Tuckersmith Township Mrs. Thos. O'Brien bas returned rom a visit with her daughter in London, Miss Anna Valaliee of Chicago, vlio has been visiting in the tom- nurdty, was the week -end guest of Mrs, T. O'Brien, Mr, and Mrs. 'J. Bannon, Mr, Davis, Mrs. Joseph Cahill and Miss Agnes and Mr. Leo Cahill motored tip from Stratford and spent 'tete holiday with Mrs. Cthili's daughter, Mrs, C, O'Brien, People You Know Dir, Charles Oliver of Stratford spent the holiday with his mother at the ]tone of Mr. Robert Stevens. Mr, Oliver recently. returned from over- seas. Miss Ruby Potter returned on Thurs- day last to her work in connection with the hospital at Providence, R. L, after spending a vacation with lier parents, Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Potter of town. Dir. and Mrs. I). Sutherland of • De- troit were the guests on Tuesday of Mrs. R. J. Clulf. They were on their way to Kincardine and were accompanied the remainder of the journey by Mrs. Clulf. Er. and Mrs. G. Blatchford and son motored up from London and spent the week -end as the guests of Mrs. Blatchford's sister, Miss Graham. Miss Graham returned with them to the Forest City for a visit. Clinton Junk Dealers Buying all kinds of junk and Poultry Paying the highest prices M. RAMRAS Phone 137 Albert St. CLINTON — CANDY -- KITCHEN Home=made Ice Cream Made of Pure Cream Venda, Strawberry, Chocolate Maple Walnut and Orange PRICE BY BULK PER 20C PT. PER 40c QT, ALSO ICE CREAM BRICKS 25c Pt. 50e Qt. We specialize in home-made Candy. M. GEORGAS Proprietor Phone 148 Estimates given A. Em WOOD WALL PAPERS, MOULDINGS, SIGNS, ETC. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORATING Ido protoet your doors, furniture, ete., by plenty of drop sheets.. , Ontario Street rj Dr. R. B. AYLSW Eye Specialist of Toronto VOW will be at Our Drug SLOPE CLINTON August 11 t� 1 -. (Inclusive) The Doctor is a skilled Oph thaintologist, a member of the staff of The Ophthalmic Doctors Institute of Toronto turd late lecturer at The Royal College of Science. He stands high in his profession and his visit here offers an unusual opportunity for consultation and correct diagnosis of all eye troubles, no matter or how long standing, Dr. Aylsworth uses the latest scientific method of Dynastic Re- tinoscopy, which is the most accurate, and in which method "Drops" are not used ; the patient does not suffer any inconven- ience or discomfort during or after tite examination, Titis method is recognized by leading Eye. Specialists of Amer- ica and Europe as giving the most accurate diagnosis of the lens necessary, to correct the individual trouble of each patient by un- covering many stomach and nervous disorders, headaches, sleepless- ness, irritability, etc,, caused by defective eyesight. The Doctor will also have a full Tango of samples of the latest mountings to choose from. write, phone or call and fake Yourkppointmont Early Aug. 11th to 16th at fioJffles' Drug Store phone 51 The Rexall Store