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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1916-06-15, Page 4lismumemsessidoommi Bagfield The 'directors of the Bayfield 'ceme- 'tery are desirous of having- the eeme- ire' present as ter ctitt an a teat-' :'bets 1 cse . a. a ,e. .i?i anteas possible and are constantly: urging plot owners to cut grass; tidy' up, etc. In many cases where this is not done it is because the owners live at a distance, but if they so chose t11e 'tvork can be done foe therm by the caretaker, The expense would be small but for particulars '.they ,should write to the secretary, Mr, A. E. ,i Ert5 nt. • • ate 10 is the Mrs, Milken 'of \1 r o guest of her sister, Mrs. Daniel Mac donald, ' Miss Annie Elliott, daughter of Mr. Thomas Elliott, who has been attending the Normal at Stratford, re -tinned home last week, Mr. and Mrs; William Osmond at- tended tine circus at Goderich on Sat- urday. Mrs, Schroeder and Mrs. Weber of Elmira are visiting ,Mrs. J. Wesley Merner. Dr. A. McLeod and Wife of Wroxet- er' were the guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John McLeod Saturday and Clinton News -Record' June ISth,19I6 Sunday last. Messrs. George Weston and son, Master Harold Weston, George, Thos, and John Castle, Bruce Moore, John Stanbury, Herb. McGregor, William McDool, Willard Sturgeon and Fred Eowlie took in the excursion to De- troit on Tuesday. Mrs. William Ferguson anti family, who are • spending the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Gov- enlock, at Seaforth, are spending two weeks in the village. Rev. F.( attending Rickard is the meeting of the Synod in London this! week, Mr, and Mrs. Rowntree and daugh- ters, Gertrude. and Myrtle, of London and Miss Ethel Parr of Winnipeg spent a few clays in the village this week. Dr. Woods and Clerk it. W. Erwin were called to Croderich this week -as witnesses in the suit of Duncan vs, Decker which arose out of a collision in the horse race at Bay field Fair last fall. Mrs. Young of London anti Mrs. Mortimore and daughter, Miss Mart - cu ore, returned missionaries from China, arrives this week and have taken a cottage in Deer Lodge park. Messrs. C.• Pollock, D. Shearer, M. McLaughlin 'and D. Gairdner took in the moonlight excursion Monday er- ecting. Summerhill Dlr. and. Mrs. W.' L. Hairs visited Goderich friends cm Sunday. Mr. C. L. Tyner was in Blyth last Sunday attending a Black meeting, The garden party, -that was to have been held on Mr. Henry Snid- er's lawn on Wednesday has been postponed owing to the rain storm until Friday evening of this week, Hoime,'sville Rev; 11::j. McCormick• has invested in an auto and is quickly learning the art of running it. He took a , run With his family to visit his home hi, Trowbridge one clay last week. Mr, Will. Jenkins accompanied bill. The cheese factory is doing nicely. We ate informed an excellent quality of cheese is being made and the high price should be a great factor. 'in bringing lots of patronage. Mr. Smith is a worker and is putting op a fine ing in • the to '1 which is bll 1 article g g P price. Pte. ,T. B. driller, who has been in camp at Loudon, returned to, spend the week -end with his family here. The moonlight excursion on the lake on Monday evening was not pat- ronized by many from here. Goderich Township Mr. and Sirs, Ed. U. Williams of Fordwich motored down to the home- stead for' the week -end, They, were accompanied by their brother, Mr. Will. Williams of Donnybrook, The Messrs. Williams run the cheese fac- tories at Fordwich and Donnyhroolc, Thr, Patriotic garden party to be given by the Young Ladies' Society, will be held on the lawn of Mr.. J. G. Steep, 9th con., on June 20th. The Edey band and pipers of Clinton and 'Messrs. Parsons and Sturdy, comic singers of. Goderich will pre- sent a splendid program. Tea will be served from six o'clock till nine, Mr. Thos. J. C'oaper of Killarney, Man., had been visiting at the old home for the past couple of weeks but is unable to make an extended visit. Mr. Cooper's trip east just now was on account of the fact that his father, Mr. Cleo. A. Cooper, has not been enjoying' goon health - for some time and he wished to come and see for himself just bow the was. Needless to say the visit from his sou has been much appreciated Ly the father, whose many old friends are sorry to know is not improving much in health. Mr. Cooper says weather conditions in Manitoba hare hent much the same as in Ontario and that the farmers were much hindered in their seedling operations by the continued rainfall. Holy communion will be administ- ered in all Rev. dir. Moulton's ap- pointment next Sunday. Mr. Moult- on will preach. The following is the report of S.S. No. 11, Goderich for May Sr. 1th — Elsie Ferguson, Pearl Churchill, Verna Elliott, Ruby Chur- chill. Jr. 4th—Clifford Castle, Bruce Hol- land, Glen Ferguson, 'Francis Powell, Howard Currie. ,Jr. 2nd—Elmer 'Prick, Laura Cur- rie, Oliver Ferguson. Pb. 2nd -Ernest Karges. Primer—Melvin Elliott, Verna Col- , (dough, diervyn 13adkin, Viola Ilot- land.—Erma Diehl, Teacher. Ready.to- Couch & Co. Wear Garments c PHONE 78, Dry Goods and Millinery Big Display of Pretty Summer Dresses. Brucef>teld. Miss McClure of Michigan is ' the, guest of Mrs. D. llltntroe. Mr. Andrew Beattie of Pond Mills was the guest of Mn.sWtn, Scott last Week. The many friends of Mrs. "Rev.) Woods w01 be sorry to hear she is Confined to her room with a t severe. cold,' Mr. and Mrs, Jack Rattenbury and little daughter Eleanor of Hamilton Were guests over the week-ezid of Mr. MM. Mrs. W. H. Rattenburp. Mrs. J. Day!nond of Seaforth vlsi- toil her sister, Mrs. D, Ross, last Week. A pretty little affair in the forth of a miscellaneous shower was given it, honor of bliss Lily McCowan at the Thome of Miss Edith Tlowey on the afternoon of June. the first, when the prospective bride was showered with many handsome and useful gifts from her many young lady friends in and around Brucefielrl, The decorations ol white lilacs, lily of thy valley anti narcissus were very effective. At the close of a very pleasant social hour the hostess served refreshments in her usual llapps• style. McKillop Township (Intended for last issue.) The wet weather still continues. James Wail, who has been at Weston Sanitarium for nearly a year, died there on Saturday, the funeral taking place at St. Colotiban ceme- tery on Monday. Service was first held at the St.church. C olumb n c a oath. A violent cyclone passed over a por- tion of Logan township, a short dis- tance east from here, on Saturday, resulting in much loss of property and the death of a young man. Mr. Sidney Hewitt preached in the churches on Walton circuit last Sab- bath in the absence of Rev. Mr. Craik, who was attending conference. Sirs. George Munn, who has been ill since Christmas, is not improving in health. Zurich Mt. W. S. Ruby has commenced op- erations on his new residence. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Johnston of Goderich visited the former's broth- er, Mr. Thomas Johnston. Mr. and Mrs. T. Southcott, who hare been in California all winter, have been visiting at the home of the latter's mother, firs. S. Ren- nie, Measles are spreading in this vic- inity. Mr. F. C, Kalbfleisch is getting ready to erect a new residence. Locals and Personals on page 8. Wingham. Miss Eva Patterson has been visit- ing Seaforth friends. The marriage took place at the home of the bridle's parents on June 3rd of Miss Ethel Mae Tipling, dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Amos 'Tipling, to Corp. Win. P. Buchanan of Tor- onto. Mr. W. Rolle was a visitor in i•il- sotburg recently. Dir. B. H. Cochrane of Toronto spent a few clays last week with fri- ends in town, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Elliott of Ad - ants, Pie., stave been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. John Nichol. Mr. A. J. Armstrong was in Luck- now last week attending the funeral of a friend, Mr. W. G. Patterson was the guest of his brother in Kincardine recently. Dir. Walter Doubledee left last week for Mellott, Sask., where he has taken a position. Mfrs. (Dr.) Redmond visited her mother recently at 1\•lerrickville. Rev. D. Petrie is attending the General Assembly, at Winnipeg. Mr. Samuel Elliott and family have moved into town from the Bluevale brickyard. A Good Resolution : I will pay my subscription to The News -Record in advance. Route o the Clydesdale Stalllotts ` Dunure u u Garde Y MONDAY.— will leave his own stable, West -End Tuckersmiti, and go north by Huron Road to Graham House, Clinton, for noon, then by 16 con., Goderich 'township. to Mr. Bert Lobb's for night. TUESDAY— By Maitland con. to Wm. Durst , and Son's for noon, then via Bethel and Benmilier to Wm. Long's ' for night. WEDNESDAY -,-By 6th and 8•th con. to Wm. Cunningham's for noon, by way of the ,8th conf to Fred Quaid's, Dunlop, for night. THURSDAY— To Union Hotel, Goderich, for noon, by 1st con: to Salkefd's corner and, 4th eon. to Huron Road to Wilmot Iiaae- kie's for' night. FRIDAY—By Oh con. and Porter's Hill to Fred Pickard's for noon, by 7th con, to John Stew- art's for night. SATURDAY — By Bayfield Line to Jas„ Jackson's, 2nd of Stanley for noon, then to his' own stable. G. W. NOTT, J. P. FISHER, Owner. Manager, The Standard Bred Trotting Stallion "Jerry J" will stand at the Hutel Normandie barn, Clinton, every Saturday during the season. He is an exceptionally well bred colt and while , not yet three wears old is a big horse now. No. 01885 -American Trotting Reg- ister. No, 0101—Canadian Standard Bred Society. No. 4419—Enrolment. uo meat. Terms $12 to insure with foal. . ED. JOHNSTON, Prop. Phone 8 on 102 Clinton. • Mac Thistle 2.041 48971 A.T,R The Grand Circuit Race Stallion Hae 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 and defeated the Grand Cir- cuit Stars as often as they defeated him. Mac Thistle 2.944 is also' a Cull brother to Independence Boy 2014 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 anti breeding. Will stand at itis own barn, Blyth, this season for a limited number of mares at 920,00 to insure. Accom- modation made for mares from a dis- tance. Write for folder of breeding and fall particulars to L. 0. C'HARILISSWORTH or THOS. COULTER, BLYTIT, ONT. Route of the Imported French Percheron Stallion INDEX MONDAY—Leave his own stable at Bruceftcld, west to hotel stable, Var- na, for noon, north to Ben, Rath - well's, Bayfield Line, for night. TUESDAY—West to Switzer's corn- er and 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 Beniniller to J. C. Burst's, for noon, east to Harry Sweet's, Mait- land con., for night. THURSDAY— Via Holmesville to Graham House, Clinton; for noon, north by - Base Line to Albert Townshend's for night. FRIDAY—East to W. J. Mcfrien's, 4th cod. Hallett, 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, Form 1, Approved. WILLIAM BERRY, Proprietor and Manager. I News -Record means News -Leader. DUNLO) T1R AD TPACT\O! Fashion never created prettier patterns or styles than we are showing this season they are smart, attrac- tive and dressy and so cool and comfortable you will be pleased when you see them, they are made of fancy voiles, pretty embroidery, dainty muslins ginghams and linen. Be sure and see our display of high-class dresses, Washable Skirts. We have just received a large shipment.. of the very newest in wash skirts in all the newest styles and cloths, including pique awning stripes, Bedford cord, Indian Head and reps. Prices range from $1.50 to $3,51) New Middies. . Just to hand another shipment of new middies in candystri es, awning stripes and white, all sizes, Prices $1.25, $1,50 and $2,00, Millinery $2.98. As the millinery season is drawing to a close we 'want to clear the balance of our hats before our mil- liners leave. We put on sale Saturday 15 hats regular $5.00 for $2,98, And a service you arc proud to tell your 'friends about. Notice the number of Traction "spares" that are not in envelopes an the car, but out in the open wearing the "V" smile that won't come oft Pride in possession accounts for this—the desire tohave the car look its best Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods Co., HEAP OFF/cg-TORONTO 1Ldbd 6.u,a .il d,lr S.T,IO tnke,Trur 6i A T k N 0:I'Ma 0.00 end Ce»L.T U Hb vaT4t+lint auLLer 6VKICIN�.I,,y.0 N A Beautiful Art Square lends a charm to the room. It has other advantages:, al- eo being easy to clean, easy to remove., Vpe have at present an excellent show- ing of fine rugs including Brussels, Axmiusters, Wit - tons, etc., that we have priced at attractive prices. We would he most pleased to show them to you. JAS. DUNFORD Undertaker and Funeral Director. 28 Phone ' VitW.. 28 Seaforth. Mrs. W, Stewart and daughters Mil- dred and ttraee of St; Patel, Minn,, are guests at the hence of Mr. and Mrs. A, ;Stewart, Dr, C. McKay and Dr. Burrows, were in Toronto recently attending a meeting of a Medical' Association, Dr:' McKay read a paper at one of the sessions. Dr. T. Mc.JQuaid Or Sault Ste. 'SD'Gar- ie has been visiting friends in McKil- lop Mr. andrs. SiiV[ Dickson,c who have been in Edmonton and Fort SasBat- chewan visiting their sons and dau- ghters, litive returned to town. Mrs, E. C. Munroe returned the be- ginning of the week -to her home at Saskatoon after a visit with her par- ents, Mn, and Mrs. T. H. Hays.. Dr. and Mrs, Atkinson and son of Detroit visited the former's mother, Mrs. Chesney of town, for a few clays recently on their way to their summer hone at Bayfield, Miss Belle McKay was in Lucknow last week.' attending the funeral of a little niece. Mn, Win, Wilson was a delegate to the General Assembly of the Presby- terian C'hurch at Winnipeg anti after the meeting goes on to the Coast. Mrs. Fred Beattie of Innisfree, Al- berta., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Beattie. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hamilton of Syracuse, N.Y„ have been in town visiting Mrs. .1. S. Porter. Rev. J. Wesley Coccus was in town over conference Sunday and reacher in the Methodist n dis preached tl o t church at both services. Mr. G. W. Holman of Iigmordville is presiding at exams in IVinghaut this week. Seaforth. Hrs. J! rancis. and little daughter of Toronto are visiting' friends in town. ., Mr. John McTavish was at Union last week attending the funeral of a cousin. Mr, A. I. Corbett and little son of Montreal are visiting dir. and Els A. D Sutherland. Miss Lena Graham has returned 'af- ter spending several months i'nTor- onto. Miss Sthsi (' u e rote lock has returned + front an extended trip west, Mrs. T. Gemmell of Egmondville has been visiting Walton friends. Mrs. Wln. Somerville is spending a few weeks with Toronto friends. Mrs. Plant of Acton has been visi- ting her son, Mr. W. Plant of town, Pte, 'II. Nixon, formerly organist in the Presbyterian church was in twit over the week -end and presided at the organ at the. Sunday evening service. He is now in uniform, being a mem- ber of the 91st Battalion. QUEEN'S UNIVERSITY ,r .1 KINGSTON +Il J ONTARIO ARTS EDUCATION APPLIED SCIENCE Including Mining,Chemical, Civil, Mech- anical and Elctrical Engineering. MEDICINE Dories the War there will be continuous sessions is Medicine. HOME STUDY "The Arts Course may be taken by corre- spondence, but students desiring to gradu- ate must attend one session. SUMMER SCHOOL Geo. Y. CNOWN JULY AND AUGUST REGISTRAR .1tlemalaaaaa111.e Wingham Mr. and Mrs. 'Joins A. Geddes of Morris have returned after spending a cciv weeks with friends in • the western provinces. Hammocks A Full Assortment e t $1.00 to $13.50 Every Home Should Have One Cooper & Co;` MODEL D 60. Valve -in -Head motor, 30-35 h.p. 5 passenger. Completely furnished to smallest detail—The McLaughlin "Valve-in-Ifead" Motor is guaranteed to develop and deliver more power and with less• gasoline than 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, Hundreds of agencies from coast to coast, One million dollars invested in branch houses and equipment. Large stocks of parts carried for all models at Oshawa and at the branches. Forty-seven years of manufacturing and marketing of vehicles for Can- adians. Thorough knowledge through experience of Canadian needs. Consider carefully the SERVICE you buy—it is very important and necessary. Note the class of people who drive the McLaughlin. As a class they investigate before they invest. To insure spring delivery you should give your order now. 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