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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1919-8-14, Page 8r r• P. cr • ► 1 ► CLINTON'S L .A,DING JEWELERX STO13,:0 Now that Wil treed oneteinersawe ith othe1 samelenrefulaaiVepn the jab, I • sideratiett as before. I' have a lot of new stoeic coming every day that would make it worth your while to drop in andlook over GOLD JEW1aL1';RY; SILVERWARE, OLOCES, - WATCHES, CUT GLASS and C131NA, I am extending the time on all bills still Owing tto the end of the month then I take proceedings ininndiately to collect same. R. H. JOHNSON Jeweler and Optician NEXT HO.VEY'S DRUG STORE We Shoe Children Correctly We always Shoe the children with the greatest of care 1 There are many little details concerning Children's Shoos that must be "just right" and we see that they are I Bring the chil- dren here for shoes and turn the matter over to us and you'll soon discover that it will cost you Iess per, year for Children's Shoes than it ever did before and you'll escape all vexations !„ Nature Shape Shoes • To Guide Little Feet Correctly We've high or low cut shoes in a•variety of models, Black or handsome new tan leathers,, button or lace shoes,. tow; /vels— ta't heels, on the comfortable, rubber soles and heels,. r. Children's Shoes ale ,$1.50, $2,00, $2.25 to $4.50. If the children have foot troubles of any sort bring them here and we'll correct the difficulty.; FRED. ,JACKSON PRACTICAL SHOEMAM 1 Harvest Sees Now is the time you want a pair' of light, comfortable shoes for farm work that will stand hard wear Nothing..better than apair of our Mule•skin Boots, good solid soles, leather insoles. Will stand lots of hard usage. Special pp at per pair L.1 5 Black Shaved Kip Bluchers, leather insoles, a good solid 2 p 75 e boot Women's Shaved Kip Oxfords, leather insoles, good farm '25 shoe at a low price L Men's blue and white striped overalls. A special line at ,2,0 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. THE STORE THAT SELLS FOE LESS, PHONE 25 CLOTHING NEW, IDEA PATTERNS, JUST R 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 %'may their beauty. Mention of price would not do justice to their quality. JAS. DUNFORD Undertaker and Funeral Director. 28 Phone 28 Clearance Sale FOR ALL NEXT WEEK IMO 2 only New Ideal Washing Machines $13.50 for $11,75 Perfection and Florence Oil Stoves at Cost to Clear. A few Faultless Carpet Sweepers, metal cast, first quality, regular $3.00 for , $2.25 1 only 8 -pig galvanized trough, regular $5.75 for $4.75 1 only 8 -pig galvanized trough, regular. $8.00 for $2.50 Sanitary and durable. i\ few potato dtags, regular 50 cents for .25 1 only prow bar 25 lbs., regular $2.50 for $1.50 MANY LINES IN SECONDS GRANI'IEWARE AT A VERY LOW PRICE. HARP: AND BROS. Hardware, Stoves and Novelties A GOOD FOUNTAIN li E:IST IS TIIIC MIST WI11T1NG TOOL 1VJ1 KNOW Ilanilior than a pencil—yeti don't need to Sharpen it. Quicker than an ordinary, pen -you don't need to dip, It's always ready when you are, No need .us tell- ing you how much, good a Fountain Pen would do you, but we can toll .'oil the best pen to get, it's a Waterman Ideal at 52.50 and upwards, The W. D. Fair Co. t'Ofton the •Cheapest Always the Beet.'1 Miss Olive Flood, of Toronto is holidaying in town. Mr, and Mrs, W. Brydone have been at Preston Springs. Miss Gertrude Thompson has been visiting Auburn friends. Rev. J. E. and Mrs. Ford of Goder- ioh were in town this week.. Bert Jervis and Ronald MacDonald, left for the west this morning., Miss Armstrong of London is the guest this week of Miss A. Bartliff. Miss Ida isIacLennan left, on Monday o to visit relatives at Sault Ste. Marie, Misses Elva and Edna Levis of Tor- onto are holidaying at their home in town, Mr, Jack Hall left Monday to visit friends in Quebec, Montreal and Toronto. Mrs. W. McOlymont of Toronto, formerly of town, is visiting, here this week, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Evans of Foxt William are visiting their brother, - Dr. J. S, Evans. Mr..J. A. Carter and family have gone to London, where they intend taking up residence. Miss Hilburn of Toronto has been the guest during the past 'week of Mrs. (Dr.) Gandier. Miss Gladys Holland has returned from a visit with London, Port Bruce and Aylmer friends. Mr. Jack Leslie has been visiting his sister, Mrs. W. D. Fair, . and re- newing old friendships in town. Rev. S. E. McKegney attended a re- ception given for returned soldiers at Benmiller on Monday evening. Mr. Ernest Livermore, who has been engaged harvesting at Harlock, spent Sunday at his home in town. Miss Kathleen Livermore is spending part, of the holiday period with Rev..and Mrs. .J. A. Agnew in London. Mr., and Mrs. W. S. R. IIoImes and Air. and Mrs. Thos. \Termer spent Sunday with Mrs. Sheppard of Harloek, Mr, Milton Vance Walker has return- ed to London after a visit with his uncle and aunt, Mr, and Mrs. H. C. Holland, Mr. and Mrs. J. Thornton and babe, who have been visiting Mrs. C. H, Bartlitt, left for their home in Tor- onto on Monday. Mr. and Mrs, Richards of London are spending a few weeks in ,town as the guests of their cousins, Mr. and Airs, John Derry, llrrs, puller has returned *to her home at Aylmer after spending a fort- night in town as the guest of Mr. and Mrs. H. el, Holland. Miss Maud Pickard, who had been visiting Mrs. Wm, Jenkins and oth- er friends in town and vicinity, re- turned on Thursday last to her home in Detroit. Mrs. Walter King made ,a motor trip to Hamilton and Niagara Falls the end of last week, returning Mon- day. She went with Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Thomas of Blyth, Misses le. 13. Ward and L. A. Stone, who spent a holiday at their re- spective homes, the Bernier in the State of Maryland and the latter at Essex, returned to . town last week. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Twitchell and little Nifss Betty left this morning for tkeir home at Windsor after needing a couple of weeks as the guests of the lady's sister, Mrs, Murray, McEwan. They made the journey by motor. Mr..and Mrs. George Evans and two children and Miss Evansleft for their home at South Lyon, Mich,, yesterday after having spent sever- al weeks visiting their brother, Dr, J, S. Evans of town, and other friends in Ontario, Mr. J. A, Irwin, who weirs to Luck - now last week to Visit his brother, Rev. R. Fulton Irwin, left on Mon- day, in company with iris brother, on an extended i trip west. They will stop at various points en route and will probably go on to the Cdest. Mr. and Mrs. T. 33. Pengelly and Miss Laura and Miss Jessie West, who have been spending a week as the guests of Mrs. E. Warren of town, returned on Monday to their imine at Rochester. They were accoin- paniecl rby Mrs. Warred and Mrs. J, G. Gibbings of Iltillctt, who, intend spending a couple of weeks with friends there, i , , , Clinton News -Record Aogoot 14th 919 ARI" G PRIC 011 Men's Tweed Suits 1-4 OFF, ' WOMEN'S STORE Drj Gpods1 House Furnishings phone 04• Next Royal Bank BROWN'S MEN'S STORE Custom Tailoring and (phone 103) Men's Furnishings Opposite Public Library ,,Baagfieid Mr, and Mrs. 1:. F. Fraleigh and son, Gunner feraleigh, and Mr. Freak Thomson, London, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Balkwell on Sunday last. The Misses Frank, Miss May Scott, Miss , Howell, Miss Iiodgins, Miss Tullield, London, and Mr, atul Mrs, Shipley and family, Calgary, are guests at the Commercial. Mr. Stewart Gordon, wife and daughter, Mrs, Ball and son and Mr. Gordon of Midland City, Mich., Mr. and, Mrs. Constantine, . Teeswater ; Mrs, Athol -Carr Harris and family, St. Catherines ;' Mrs, Rowland, Clin- ton ; Mr: John Flesher, Mr. McLean and Mr. Jeanette, Toronto ;: Miss Mitchell, Mrs. Jackson, Miss Wer- ner, Miss Young and Miss Coon, De- troit, are guests at Miss Ferguson's. The anniversary services . of St. Andrew's church were held on Sun- day last when the Rev. R. M. Dickie, D.D., of Montreal preached eloquent sermons both morning and evening. Tho choir was ably assisted by Miss Sylvester, soloist, Detroit. Dr. Cotton of Toronto occupied the pulpit of Trinity church on Sunday morning last in the absence of the pastor, Rev, Asim-levereet. Dein Olive Monteith and Miss Ed- ith Dempsey of Stratford are spend- ing their holidays with Mrs. Thos. Harrison. Mr. George Mitchell, wife and sons, Messrs. Stanley, Harry and Clifford Mitchell, of Lobo were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ed- wards on Sunday last. Mr. Clarence Pollock of London is spending ,his holidays at his hone in the village. Mr. Will Cameron of Detroit spent the past week under the parental roof. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Gascho of Blake were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Kipfer on Sunday last. Mrs. Id, A. Sauder and daughter, Mies Betty, and Mr. Wilber Erwin, Who have been spending a few weeks with their. parents, Mr. and Mrs. 1I. W. Erwin, returned to Kitchener on Wednesday. Air. Erwin and son Frank returned with them, Owing to the rain storm on Tues- day afternoon the Union pichie of the three churches on the Square was not, much of a success. However. the tattles were spread in the town hall and after luncheon most of the games were run All which resulted as fol - owe : Boys' race 5 to 8—M, Granger, Clayton Weston. Boys' race 5 to 8 —Freddie 'Weston, IKennetii Newton Girls' raae 5 to 8—Olive Harrison, Ella McKay ; Boys' race 8 to 10-0. Mustard, C. Wallis ; Girls' 8 to 10— M. Davison, L. garrison ; Boys' 10 to l2—Tied, Heard, Cecil Webster ; Girls' 10 to 12—P, Higgins, 12. Van - stone ;, Boys' 5 and under—Grafton Weston, 0. Ferguson ; GirIs' 5 and under -,-Doris Golninhardt, r Agnes, Herr ; Boys' over 13—Frank Erwin, C. Mustard ; Girls' over 13—Rata Harrison, Laura Aldworth ; Wheel- barrow race—Frank Erwin and 'C. Mustard, N. Geminhardt and 0. Mus- tard ; Jockey race—N, Geminhardt, and H. -McLeod, 0, Mustard and K. Merner ; three-legged race—N. Gem- inhardt and B. Biggins, J. McLeod and F. Erwin, .firs, George Park and daughter, . Miss Ailsa., of Coliingwood were the guests of the lady's brother, Rev. A. Macfarlane, the past two weeks. Miss Mary Stewart of Goderich township is the guest of Miss .Jean Woods this week. Varna. Mr. and Mrs. R. 8, Evans and daughter, Miss .Eleanor, who have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Evans' mother, Mrs. Wm. CIarke, and sister, Miss Florence, left on Tuesday for their honse..in McTaggart Sask., snaking the trip by motor and going by way of the States. Mrs. T. Batten of Toronto and son, blaster Clarke, and two daugh- ters, Misses Helen and Mary, who have been visiting at the parental home the past three weeks, left on Friday last, We are very sorry to report the illness of Mrs. Janes Esher but hope she may be around again, soon. Mrs. Chas. Weeks, who Inas been visiting at the home of her nephew, Dr. Weekes of London, had tho mis- fortune to fall down several steps on the stairway and break her hip which will lay her up for some time. Mr, Frank Weeks went down to London on Sunday to .see his mother. • St. Helens Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wellwood of Wingham .are spending a few days at the home of Mr. Geo. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. John Webster, Elwil, Zelda and Doreen have retained from a motor trip to Guelph, Orangeville and other place,s. Mrs, Dan McGowan anil Mrs. Ross and Orville McGowan and Miss I'opplestone of Blyth visited at, the home of the Webb Bros. on Monday. Mr. Albert Hill and Wm. Reiss and sisters, Misses Freda and Esther,, of Clifford spent Sunday at the .home of Robt, Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor and Mr, and Mrs. Elmer Taylor of Westfield called on .0:lends around St. Helens the other day. ibliss Stuart of Chicago is visiting at the home of Mr. John Rutherford. .Rev, Jas. Wilson of Toronto con- ducted tine services in the Presbyter- ian church here en Sunday. Miss Clara Woods and Miss Gwen- dolyn Reid of Windsor, who have been taking a special course in Lon- don, are spending the balance of their holidays at the foriner's hone .1 here. ;lir. Robt. Rollinson of Fergus re- newed old acquaintances around here, some time ago. Mrs. W. I. Miller and baby Laurine and Miss Helen Miller have returned home after visiting friends in Goder- ich. bit. and :firs, Donald Clark of Belleville are spending their holidays at the home of Peter Clark, McKenzie Bros. had a successful barn raising haat week and expect soon to have their handsome new barn finished, Mr. and Mrs. l'igert of Hamilton visited at Air, Geo. Webb's recently, . firs. inc. Mitchell and children, who have been visiting at her fath- er's, Air. John, Webster, have re- turned to their home in Toronto. Kippen Air. Freeborn Johnston, assistant adjuster of compasses for the Brit- ish Navy during a good part oe the war, is on a visit to his parents,, Mr, and Mrs, 1V, H. Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. A. McKenzie• attended the funeral of the•late Mr. Alexander Elder of -Blyth on Friday of last week. Mrs. McKenzie also visited with friends around Auburn. The social under the auspices of the mission. baud was quite, a success, the Northern Electric light plant making the grounds almost as light as day. It will no doubt be a good advertise- ment for the company and was very much appreciated by the congrega- gation. Miss Brown of Blyth is a guest with,Mr, and Mrs. A. McKenzie. Dr. Mary ,Johnston of St. Johns, N.13., i5 spending her holidays with her parents in the, village. Mr. Albert Johnston, actuary with the lexcelsior Life Insurance Co., is visiting his parents in the village. Mr. and Airs. Mann and two cbii- Call and See our stock of PUMPS PIPES and FITTINGS Electric Fixtures Stoves and Graniteware A Slitter Phone 147w dren were guests with their aunt,. Mrs. Jas. Miller, on Tuesday 01 this. week. Their home is in Cleveland: Mr. and Mrs. Monteith returned last week .from a pleasant visit with the former's brother . at Powassan. They made the trip in their automo- bile. WEEKLY DANCES BAYFIELD Jowett's Pavillion Commencing ' THURSDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 14th: and every Tuesday and Thursday en -- further notice. BLACKSTONE-BUCKLEY OR- CHESTRA I Also MENESETUNG HOT EL Every Wednesday. FOLLOW TIIE CROWD ! 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 Crean > Made of Pure Cream Vanilla, Strawberry, Chocolate Maple Walnut and ,Orange PRICE BY BULK PER PT. PER �p pie. QT."� IN ALSO ICE CREAM BRICKS 25c Pt, 500 Qt. We specialize in Home-made Candy. 201',_ — M. CEORGAS Proprietor Phone 146 Estimates given+ A. E. WOOD WALL PAPERS, MOULDINGS,. SIGNS, ETC. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR ,DECORATING} We protect your Hoots, furniture,., eto,, by plenty of drop sheets. Ontario Street I.I.