HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1913-03-13, Page 4•
Cod'er'ich Township
Mr, .R.Oberil Nelsen IS moving aver
1o1 the lease Lille to the, itaipb.
tatty Carni which he purchasedsome
time ago, f heir neW neighbors ;will
find the 'Nelson"laniily, kindly anti
/respirable.
MI 'George. Shepherd is. this Week
fuovrng his holt,5cliold ollccts to
alert 1lle and •n doing so had •to
finale • rebuke -abouts via Clinton ow.
!n to.. the , •north` and south' xosUs
being blookod, a
THE DEIIGHTS OF OWNING
A PLAYER PIANO.'
are row easily aceessii,le to ever'y
.piano owoaf.
VISIT 0011 PLAYER DEPARTMENT
See how we would• make your
present silent piano, a
regardless of size, make or scale.
Cost for Upright Player $250.
Special pr ice. for Grand , Players.
W. ' DOHERTY PiANO & QDCAN CO, :LIMITED
Head Office and Factories
CLINTON, _ CANADA.
A Pretty Wedding
DoWn. at- Fullarto i.,
A wedding in, which Nows-Record •
readars; especially in Go'dorich • tiown-
ship, will bei interested, . ,took place
at Fullerton at half past five • yes-
terday' attersn'oon, tylion, Miss Ada
Valetta,. yotmgbst daughter of ".Mr;
and Mrs.. Olivet -Harris? became the
bride, of Mt • Wilbert Roy Lobil„.:eid
est •son of -Mr: ani Mrs W. .13
Lobb. 'The ceremony was performed
,"by -the ' Rev; Dr' Fothergill of Fuilar
;ton to the'presence of about frffy' in
vitede guests. •Phe bride :Was daintily
gowned, in cream unarquisetto and
carried a houquet of carnations. She
also. worn the groom's gift, a pretty
sunburst of pearls Miss, Ialsie Lobb,
sister of the groom, played the wed-
ding Music, The bride going away
costume was:a handsome suit of 'blue
with 'hat to m,ateh. -../kfter a honey.
nwon •• 'trip to Buffalo and other
po.nts'Mr ' and Mrs. Lobb will take
up their residence on the 16th, Their
many friends ofller hearty congratula
tions' and best wishes for long life.
.happiness.
Clinloa News -Record
Stanieg township
Mri. Nelsen : R•eid :Was le Luck iiew
•this 'week
Mr; and ariL I•Iarnweli hape
Men paying -farewell visits to frrendi;
in ';Stanley.
The' following is tlte'report
S• :•No. 5, ",North,-F_taul'ey,for • the
month off Iflbbruary, 1the ranks being
in order of mei:it -
411,ll, Ruth IIousioa, • Harel Sparks,
Martha McXlty rut S:r, 3rd, iohn'
Watson, Clifford ,5"cotehlner, .,'tallSie
Westlake, Mabel Foster, Walter: West=
Jalte, Jr. 8r11, Allc0-5Umson, I dT1a
Seetclnnor. Sr 2nd,—Elva Dewar,
Rubsel Sparks Tv, 2nd, -Harold
Scotehmer, Rov Scotchrber. 2nd,-
Rosie Foster, Sam Meilwain,' Part
2nd,—.Annie Dewar, Bosste Watson.
—lsIary MacDougall, Teacher,
•Godeirich Township
Mr. Robt_ 'Thompson, 51., who on
Tuesday passed his seventy -Sixth
'birthday, has not teen en;oying the
hest of health for softie weeks, but
is now on the way to rcrovery., a
fact which Ins many friends will be
pleased to hear
At Mr. W. H. Lobb's sale on Fri-
day
i -
day week cows sold for from $50 to
$85 the average price for riven-
ty-two' cows being *65.,, They were
said to be the hest lot of cows .. of-
fered for sale in this township for
some time, which .s ea s well forr
Mr: Lobh's Judgment ra bay ing.
Young cattle also brought good pric-
es.
Miss Lizzie Burnett has returned to
Gcderich after a vacation • of 'a ,few
weeks spent at her home. in the 7th
coo..:.
The 1'. Beacom estate, lot 30 in
Bayfield bine, has been purchased by
Mr. Thos. C'ronyn,
Mr, Dan. Gliddon has again added
to his. acreage by. the purchase of
,01 •Mr. Fred Leonard's farm. Mr.
Gliddon is fully ries rving of all the
success that has alt'nded hits of
late years for his industry of the
tvell•.applicd presevering kind.
Mr. Leonard will move over to the
IGtlt con. where he has bought Mr.
Charles ,Lindsay's eighty -acre place,
the purchase price being .38200. Ire
gets possession. at once. Coderich
township farriers are crowding over
Clinton way,
hI1,14,INlsn'Y
ANC,
-.DRESSMAKING
PHONE No; 7S
118..ko -
To
.WEA
ouch & Car.
Couch '847 Co are pleased • to an
noonce their Spring' apening Wed-
nesday. and Wednesday evening
March 19th 11113 from 8 •o'clock to
10:30.
Early -Easter = Early Spring
Early Opening
\-'e,believe that we: have reason For staking
favorable comments upon nor present display
of•Millinery, Tailor made Sults, Long Coats,
'Skirts, Dresses, Blouses, Dress goons and Trim-
mings: As we are showing the vomit exquisite
and exclusive ,creations that this store has ever
shown there is a marked dill`er enee in the effects
over those shown dimingthe' [Jest season, both '
, in designs and .fabr los, We believe that a 'More
representative collection. of model garments 1s
not to be lotted tnywhere
This is the Season
of New Weaves.
Before yogi select
the materials, for•youl
suit and dress you;
slioul'd make a careful
colnparason .of weaves
aad colors. Our dress.=
. goods include all Stan:
dard Materials in all
the usual•.and "proven
colors, ' Many of thein
exclusive]-yshcwn by
this store,'.
OUR DISPLAY 6 IS'
UNIQUE AND
COI'iPLETE
Wanted— Good Smart:
Office Girl.
Kippeln
1814th
Mrs. Ja,ries Moore: of- Goderich tis
lied recently with Mr, aad Mrs. Ed.
[Mundy, •
ltev,• and MrS. Jewitt. were visit
or's in Brussels recently.
'kb, and lVfr3 Robt. ilow.ard - and
[artily of town and M. and Mrs.::
John Howard • of East Wawanosh,''
left Ibis weep far Edmonton, :: Alta;
Mr.' Ted, Begley has gone'to •Tng-:
lowdod to„ take .4,pob,tdOtt as baker.
At a .recent nreeti.ng of 115 W. M.
s: of theMetluidist church held at"
the home of Mrs. Stackhouse, Mrs.
D. Floody was presented with an
address and a handsome piece 'ot sil-
verware prior to her removal to the,
west.
1Viiss Nary Butler visited in Luck
now last week.
Miss Hattie Cameron of Brumfield,
the popular teacher of S. S. No, 7,
Hay, fs laid' up with an attack of
pleurisy. Miss Ross of Seaforth is
supplying in her school
A'I1 Foster and family are settled
in Mr. Harvey's home on -the 2nd
of :Stanley. Mr, Foster will tvork
for Mr. Harvey this year:
Mr. John Robinson, Who was Mr.
tart c5''s right hand man Fast year,
purposes going west to homestead:
Mr. , Irwin of Clinton will preach
Missionary sermons on the Varna
circuit next _Sunday.
Large numbers of logs have been.
hauled 1(itely by Mr. Welsh's teams
to his sawmill in Hensel"! from NIr.
pied Fowler's bush 011 the 3rd con.
of Stanley.
Mrs. R. Morrison is home again
after spending. nearlytwo t v .. ek
with her cousin, Mrs. Gilbert Long
of Toronto, who was recerff1 be-
reaved in the death of her 'husband
On Saturday afternoon Miss Jean
Cochrane of Ililksgleen, and Mr
Hugh Cameron of Saskatoon were
quietl' married at the Manse by the
Rev. ,7. Richardson. The happy coin
ple left on the five o'clock train for
Hamilton and Toronto where they
will spend some time with friends,
at returnuin here before leav-
ing Cor their future home in Saska-
then where the groom is a popular
and prosperous contractor.
Messrs, II. W. and, -J R. Cook of
Clinton this week 'packed and shipped
a carload of apples for 1VIr John
Murdock. They consisted of 'Spies,
Baldwins and Seeks and were two-
tirirds number one. The Messrs.
Cook say there are quite a few .good
Miles vet awaiting' a niarket.
Constance.
miss Janet Campbell has bought
the house and lot from Mrs James
Cook iVo understand she intends oc-
cupying It in the near future.
Mr. Russel McIntosh of Toronto
called on friends inthe vicinity last
week. _
Mr, Adam'Nicholson paid a flying
visit to Chatsworth: recently,
Blake
On Thursday of last week the re-
sidence of MrJacob Kennel was
completely destroyed by fire with all
its. contents except a few articles of
furniture .. which through heroic ef-
forts were saved. Mrs. Kennel being
away on a : visit for a few weeks.
Mr. Kennel was staying with his
brother-in-law, Nir. J. A. Manson, and
on this day Which was cold and
stormy ..he put on a fire to keep
things' from freezing nand Zeit ft:.Soon
after the house was discovered in
flares but owing to the neighbors
windows being., covered with frost it
had made great headway before he-
ing noticed and as a consequence
could not be checked. BY heroic : ef-
forts of the neighbors who were
quickly summoned by ;phone a stable
Only a: few feet oti was saved. • The
couple are married only a few years
and so 'everything furniture, clothing,
,rugs, •etc. was new iVhtch sympathy
is felt for the family and the •gen-,
erous neighbors are willingly help-
ing .111eu1 out. There was a good in-
surance
nsurance but not sufficient to cover'
the - entire :loss of horse and belong-
ings. The family-are-1noving into Mr.
P. Brennemaa's house. • n
Nre. Leori•ti:d Shepherd of Gold ich"
Township spent the. week -end at tile'
home of Kr. R. Johnston.'
Mr. V. T Douglas • purchased a' litre'
horse in' the 'neightidln'boed of Men-
the Public
r' HAVE PURCl•IA513Dw'l'IIG
GROCERY BUSINESS OAR
-
11'1E43 O.N FOR SOME'13ME
BY 13.'f ACOM -1C . 53 YTH
AND . LATER 13Y W, .t1
SMYTI-1 AND SOIICI A
SHARE OF THE TRA6)E 01?'
t H E 'L•fROCE•RY.-BUYTNC}
r irBLtr;,;
My stock is fresh. and well -assorted
and'1ny.priees'being on the "Live and
Let • Live" ` •basis_ they will, I -feel
sure, be satisfactory to purchasers,
, CLOSE.; ATTEsN-
TION- TO -BUSINESS, , FAIR
-PRICES AND GOOD TREAT-
MENT 110 MERIT YOUR PAT-
RONAGE.
E. E. IIUNNIFORD
LIVE AND LET, LIVE GROCER.
The
Wall Paper
Is At,.Haud.
March i,3th 191131
MARCH TS : Lrt GOOD TIME
TO But'. IF YOU WANT
BARGAINS, YOU GET IT
ON. SMALL, LOTS. I' YOU
WANT SPECIAL VALUE IN
NEW GOODS NOW I5 THE:
TIME TO GET A LARGE,
SELECTION. PAPER HANG-
ERS ARE NOT BUSY NOW.
WHICH IS WORTH AD-.
Cooper Co.
INTON
Logs & Heading Wailted 1
1
ai h e st_price's
, paid
for
Elm Basswood, Maple.
Any wood bought.
'
J
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DOIIERTY PIANO & ORGAN co!,
LIMITED
CLINTON, ONTARIO.
HIGHEST .PRICES PAiD FOR ALL GRADES
OF TIrIBER.
THE STAPETON SAW MILII
WITHOUT
A DOUBT
YOU'LL -
FIND THIS OUT—
IN ALL
YOUR- TRA V111LS
ROUND ABOUT
THE BREAD THAT'S
BEST WITH ANY
MEAL—
IS JUST THENE
O
AND ONLY REAL—
MOTHER'S
® E
R
S
BREAD
i Better: 'Bread
Could Not Be
Made
—THAT'S, WHAT YOU'LL'
SAY WHEN Y'O1.J HAVE
'CRIED THIS CRISPY,
CRUSTY,
MOTHER'S BREAD
BARTLIFF'S
N . .1
PHONE NO
AND HAVE IT DELIVERED
TO YOUR HOME EVERY
DAY.
,During the month of February we will place
.on sale
All Titles Furniture
at. very reatl
Redueed Priees
It will -pay .you to inspect our large
stock of up-to=date goods.
Residence
Phone
140
1 The Store
of Quality
Phone 28
W. 'Waiker
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker I
HE CLOSE OP SHOE SALE !
at Twitchell S Son's Store`raiA
(STORE OPEN EVENINGS)
Ever�t6iug at M�n�f�ctiirers Prices,
�o���e avd uet Your Shire of the IIarains.
ecials
pair men's rubber boots, regular $4.50, -
close up sale price
pair children's sin m 1,11 shoes, regular $1.25 to
$1.50, close up sale price
$1..00
BOOTS,, SHOES, TRUNKS,; SUIT.• CASES, TELESCOPES.,
This sale at longest will only last three weeks. ,
& SON'S
SALE.