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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1916-05-25, Page 4pumenasiesominsaimmetemvieirmiumm Clinton News Record May 25th, I91 Coderdeh. Mrs, Whitehall 'of London has been visiting her daughter, 1rrs. W. H. Harrison. Airs. John Graham left last week on a visit to her daughters in Regina. Mrs, II, Bellainy of Dungannon has been visiting -in taw, Mrs, R DI. Cassels , of Hamilton has been a guest at the home of her brothel Mt C H. Humber, Mr. D, Shearer, manages: of the Bayfield branch of the Sterling Bank, *as holidaying last week aid 'spent a few days in town. Mrs. Warren L. Rutledge of De- troit has been Visiting: Airs, Green of Trafalger street, Dir, John T. Dickson of Toronto was in town last week visiting rela- tives. Miss Annie Freeman has returned front a pleasant visit with Stratford friends. Misses Alma and Olive Goh hoc e are visiting friends in Toronto. Dr. H. G 1lacDonnell has purchased the practise of the the late Major Sale and is already in possession. Miss Louise 'Trainor of Chicago is a guest at the home of Mrs. W. T. hays, Miss Margaret Kelly has returned from a pleasant visit in Seaforth. Mrs. Thomas Griffin and Mr, P. J. Ryan were united in marriage at St. Peter's church by Rev. Father Mac- Rae on Monday morning of last week. Mr. Theo. Sunbury of Guelph has been engaged to 013 the positi m of organist of Knox church made V .u:nt by the enlistment of Mr. Sharpe, On Wednesday last DIrs. J. F. An- drews was wedded to Mr: John Jioti garth by Rev. Cleo: E. Ross. Aker a short honeymoon trip they have Rik. - en np their residence in town. At a social gathering at the 1Lime of Mrs. James Watson one .ev sing last week Mrs, George 1:. Ross v as presented by the ladies of I.nox church with a. dinner sett and set of table 'linen. Mrs. Gibson,' who is nine- ty-three years of. age, made the pre- sentation, A Good Resolution : I' will pay my subscription to The News -Record in advance, Zurich The members of. the Maple Leaf Club have presented .Pte, Ci. McBride, who has joined•the ranks of the 101st Battalion, with a handsome net ring. Pte, 1VIcBride disposed" of Ms business to etrlst. Mr. Daniel C?ascho has picrchased from Mr, Ilhnore Thiel h u 1 t e house to he resides fo' the 'whichr a la arm of hlh 50, Mr, and Mrs. C. 0. Smith 90 the Saible Line spent a. few days with friends at Baden.. Hensall Mr, James Tapp lost a valuable driver the other day, the animal dropping dead upon the road. The Hensall detachment of the 161st left on Monday for Clinton where they are now assembled for ten days be, fore going to London. Mensall will miss the boys, who have enlivened the town wonderfully daring their stay here, and they left with the hearty good will and respect of the citizens. The local company of the 1.61st, the largest number from any village in the county, were . jointed by the Exeter squad this morning and they ' marched to Clinton. The citizens turned out in hundreds to see the boys off, and they were treated to cigars and oranges by Air. T. W. Palnter, The school children were given a half holiday in order to let them see the boys off. They stopped at Brucedeld a couple of hours at noon and then .went on to Clinton, where the whole battalion is mobilizing, Mr. 1T. Drake is home from the crest on a visit to his mother. Mr. Wnt. Ruhr has purchased a lot from the ,Johnston Estate and in- tends erecting a house on it during the coaling summer, Mr. A. Hemphill has.- purchased a building lot on the London Road car- eer and will erect a residence upon it the coating summer. Mr. Robert Drysdale is now able to be about after a tedious and severe illness. Capt. Dancey, who was in "Blyth addressing a recruiting meeting on Friday night week, that ilen- sell was havinga dance and motor- ed 1 1 0 L ed down about midnight ,and made a recruiting speech to the (lancers, Capt, Dancey believes in being instant in season and out of season. The death took place last week of cue of the pioneers of this section in the person of Mr. John McGregor, whose death occurred at the home of his daughter, Mrs. James Ross of Clay. Air. McGregor formerly farmed just east of Iiippea and on retiring Mom the farm he cause to reside in Hensall. About six years ago his wife passed away and since that time he made his home with his daughter. He was eights' -seven years of age. The remains were interred in the Union cemetery, Iicnsall, ou Friday week. Zurich Messrs. Ed, and lues. Merner of Bayfield visited here recently. Mr. wit. Todd and sister, Miss Mayme, of Stratford were visitors at the home of Mr. S. McBride, Sr., over tine week -end. Miss :Nona Sherritt is hone alter a visit of some months in the west. Rev. Father Strooder was at Mild- may last week attending the funeral of his sister, the late Mrs. Snider. Mrs, L. G. Beeman and son Vernon of Detroit have been visiting at the hone of lir. Rudolph i-Ieidentan. Miss Gertrude Weseloh recently vis- ited for a few days with iter sisters , in London, Ready to - Wear (-laments Couch & Co. PHONE •S. Dry Goods and Millinery The First Discount in Ladies' Spring Suits and Coats. After a very successful season in our ready-to-wear department we want to char our racks of every suit and coat, We have made t h e price so low to make sure that we will accomplish our aim, Just 8 ladies' suits left in, black and green only, made of good quality serge, sizes 16, 18, 36 and 38 only, Suits sold as high as $25 for $20, $20 suits for $16, $18 suits for $14, $16 suits for $11, Come early Saturday for best choice. Reduction in Spring Coats. Just 12 spring coats left in black, navy a n d mixed cloths, sizes 16, 18, 36, 38, 40 and 42. We are anxious to clear out all coats left so will give a dis- count of 25 percent, The First Dis- count in Mil- linery $3.98. We put on sale Satur- day 2 doz. ladies' trimmed hats, values up to $5 and $6, all new this season, your choice $3.98, Holniesville Sunday, last was observed as "Mo- thers D'Iothers Day." The pastor took Hinge of both services and .preached earnest and inspiring sernilons on'IMot'nnrs' Influence, 'Sacrifice and Devntl'trt.'' He showed young people that 11 was their duty and privilege to loots at - ter their mothers while they hat , t(, Client 'with them and that their uo- thers' heaven ala} be theirs The evening sermon was. on "The - Rela tionshi,p of Parentsto Children," a very jitacticai. and interesting dis- course, - Bagfield The many friends of Air', and Mrs. Carlisle Huston will he sorry to learn of the death of their infant son which took place on lithe 13th in- st. The wee one lived but .a few short hours. The interment took lace in Ba'fie1 p t ld nen etery. Every citizen should join in the en- deavor to make Bayfield beyond all question the most popular resort for the out-of-door life on the eastern shore of Lake Huron, Miss Ellen Richards, who spent the winter with her brother at Brussels, returned to the village last week. Mr. Fraser and wife and Mr, J. Barton and wife of Goderieh were guests of the latter's parents, Air. and Mrs. John Falconer, on Sunday last. . Dr. Metcalf and wife of Detroit spent a few days the past week at their summer residence. Messrs. Robert McMurray and Geo. Copeland attended a meeting of the Black Order at Clinton on Friday evening last. Mr. Isaac Richards and wife of Brussels spent Sunday last with his sister, Miss Richards, at their sum- mer house on the still. DIrs. Herbert Johnston was called to Berlin last week on ac - 'count of the serious illness' of her niece, Pearl Forler., daughter of NIr. John Fader. Clifford Epps of Varna has been en- gaged by Mr. George Copeland for the sunnier. Airs, 1. I Darrow with metV th a seri- ous ous n accid t Clot Sunday - f tot •u a con. She, accompanied by Mrs, Brownlee, was out driving and of their return the horse became unmanageable and ran away upsetting the rig, throwing Airs. Darrow out on the roadside. It was at once seen that Mrs. Dar- row bad suffered serious injuries and she was carried into the home of her sister, who lived just opposite where the accident occurred, and Drs. Woods and Metcalf summoned, Though Mrs, Darrow had not fully recovered from her severe illness of last sum- mer which causes the accident to be all the more serious site is now do- ing as well as could be expected. Airs. Brownlee escaped 111j11r}' by jum- ping before the buggy upset. Wingham :hiss Iva Jean Blackall, daughter of Mr. and Airs, Chas. Blackall, was married on Wednesday of last week to Rev. A. C. Riley-, of ;! airbank, formerly pastor of the Baptist church in Wingham, Rev. Mr, Mc- Pherson of Wroxeter perforated the ceremony. Mr. Bert Elliott of Toronto, who has enlisted with the 1.00t11 Battalion spent a Mw days last week at his hone in town. The Standard Brect 'trotting Stallion 'Jerry J If will stand at the Iiutel Normandie barn, Clinton, every Saturday during the season. Ile is an exceptionally well bred colt and while not yet three }tsars old is a big horse now. No, 018'8a—American Trotting Reg- ister. No. 0.1101—Canadian Standard Brod Society. NO, 4410—Enrolment. Terns $12 to insure with foal, ED. JOHNSTON, Prop, Phone 8 on 102 Clinton. Route of the Clydesdale Stallions' D r u�1u a Gar,/.L1 cy. MONDAY.— will leave his o-+rn stable, West -End Tuokersntith, asst go north by Huron Road to Grahams House, ` Clinton, for noon, then by 10 con,, 0 Goderich � o hi t was to Ntr r p, Bert L s f ob oL h •. .' s b nl t TU1,S1 AY— g By Maitland cots. to Wm,' Dust and Son's for noon, then via Bethel and Benmiller to Wn1. Loltg's for night.' WEDNESDAY—By 6th and 8th con,., to Wm, Ounningham's for noon, by way of the 8th conf to Fred Quaid's, Dunlop, . for night. THURSDAY— To -Union Hotel, Goderich, for noon, by lst con, to Salkeld's corner and 4th con: to Huron Road to Wilmot Haac- kie's for night. FRIDAY -13y 6th con.. and Porter's Hill to Fred. Piekard's for noon, by 9th don. to John Stew- art's for. night, SA'rURDAY' - By Bayfield Line to Jas. Jackson's, 2nd of Stanley o• lc ' for noon, his to own stable. G. W, NOTT, J. P. FISHER, Owner, Manager. Guinea Gold MONDAY—Will leave his own stable West -End, Tuckersrnitli, go south to the Mill Road to Pffile & Sons for noon, then to Huron Road and west to Win, Dales' for night, TUESDAY —To Graham House, Clinton, for noon and until tlto following morning. WEDNESDAY—By Muron Road to N. Trewartha's, Hohnesville, for noon, by 0 con, to 'rhontas Cole's for night. THURSDAY—By Middleton's corner to George Holland's For noon, then to Itis own stable, G. W. NOTT, Owner and Manager. Mac Thistle 2.041 48971 A.T,.R The Grand Circuit Race Stallion Mac Thistle is the fastest horse that was ever offered for service in this part of the country. He raced through the largest racing circuit in the world o Id and defeated the Grand Cir- cuit Stars asft o en asrt1 e Y defeated 111171. Mac Thistle 1- BC ' e Ist 2. 1 0 is also at fill brother to Independence Boy 201E the only two full brothers out of one dam both with marks of 205 or let- ter, Mac Thistle 2041 has himself been miles in 2.011, :'.- in 57 seconds. Mac Thistle is a grand big brown stallion. He is a made to order horse, having size, quality, individ- uality, brain and breeding. Will stand at his own barn, Blyth, this season for a limited number of mares at $20,00 to insure. Accom- modation made for stares from a dis- tance. Write for folder of breeding and hill particulars to L. O. CHARLESWORTII or TIDOS. C'OULTER, BLY'rH, ONT. Route of the 'Imported French Perclteron Stallion INDEX MONDAY—Leave Itis ewn stable at Brucefceld, west to hotel stable, Var- na, for moon, north to Ben. Rath - well's, Bayfield Line, for night. TUESDAY—West to Switzer's corn- er anti north to James Sterling's for noon, north to James McMillan's for night. WEDNESDAY—To Hur- on Road, east to Jewell's corner, via Benmiller to J. C, Durst's, for noon, east to Harry Sweet's, Mait- land cot., for night, THURSDAY— Via llohnesville to Graham Rouse, Clinton, for moon, north by Base Line to Albert Townshend's for night. FRIDAY—East to W, J. AlcBrien's, 4th con, Hullett, for noon east via Roxboro to Queen's Hotel, Seaforth, for night. SATUR- DAY—South via Red School, west to Robt. Elgie's for noon, via London Road to his own stable, Index En- rolment No, 363, Foram I, Approved. WILLIAM BERRY, Proprietor and Manager. News -Record means News -Leader. And a service you Q�l are proud t -• itl.r��V �'_' to tell year friends about. ✓a �,. �. Notice the number of Traction "spares" that are not in Cave:apes on the car, but out in the open wearing the "V" smile 1- that won't come oft. Pride in pgssession "tea accounts for this—the desire to have the car look its best Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods Co., BEAD OFFICE TORONTO limit Bratutta in I aL I.. S.T, e> WWI rlrti•A I A 'rn,r F eget gkyclm Eads U"lu6ttlltiy ua4euprul N, 4Uergl=l,ib.' V. A Beautiful Art Square lends a charm to the room, It has other advantages al- so, being easy to clean, easy to remove, We have at present an excellent show- ing of line rugs including Brussels, Axminsters Wil - tons, etc that we have priced at attractive prices. We would be most pleased to show them to you, JAS. DUNFORD Undertaker- and 'Funeral Director. 28 Phone VOW.. 28 Wingham.. Dir, and Mrs. Clayton Phippen have lost their little son, Edward Harold, aged foot months; Mr. harry McAllister of the G;T.R. section while jumping from his hand- car which was running 'off the track' fell and broke his left ankle, The Cittzc is' ' t B a net--alectod the fol- lowing otflccrs : recently : President, Joseph Carruth , Vice, R. V. Dun- lop ; Secretary, P, Nash ; Treasurer, 'A. J. Pilon ; Property committee, F. faller, W, Rein, Lloyd I'Iingston Business conitnittee, ; the , President and' the Secretary= ; Janitor, J. Stone. bit. Will Galbraith, who lla's enlist- ed with the Mechanical Transport Division at Toronto, spent .a few clays last week with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Galbraith. r Mr. Harry Ainsley of Winnipeg ,is spending some time with his mother and sister in town. Miss Fisher of the postolflce staff has returned from ait isit friends v i with f tends in Toronto, QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY p iv KINGSTON ONTARIO - J ARTS EDUCATION APPLIED SCIENCE Including IviioinOrr, Chetnical, Civil Mech- anicaland $lectrical gust:meting. MEDICINE Auriue the Wer there will be cootinuoua sessions in Medicine. HOME STUDY The Arts Course may be taken by corre- spondence, but students desiring to gradu- ate must attend one session, SUMMER SCHOOL oeo, Y. CHowN JULY AN D AUGUST REGISTRAR Wingham Corp, 1", 0. F. Manuel has gone to London to take a course in bayonet ayo eh fighting. Wingham Mrs. Isaac Davidson of SL, Thomas has been visiting relatives and fri- ends in town. twwwwealetewmiwermitmiaremeiet Decorate Your Home! The best investment you can make in House Fur- nishings nishin s is 1 n a[ W 1 Paper. g Booms tastefully papered are half furnished, You'll find in our stock the paper that will suit your purse and your taste, so why go elsewhere ? We have a very large variety of new papers. Odd lots at special prices. All paper trimmed free. A. T. Cooper Clinton Agent for O.N.W. Telegraph and Canadian Northern R. R. Tickets. MODEL D 60. Valve -in -Head motor, 30-35 h.p. 5 passenger. Completely furnished to smallest detail—The MoLattgltlin "Valve -in -Head" Motor is guaranteed to develop and deliver mare power and with less gasoline 11an any other motor of equal size or make, Price $1,110, f.o.b., Oshawa. REAL SERVICE. McLaughlin service is assured by twelve bran- ches conveniently located. 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