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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1913-06-19, Page 4• • ilaememeareeeingailisiefeir Porter s Hill linton News -Record • Deis' t • forget the Old Boys Sunday • • Tat Iletlied • aural) Qil Juno 29111, S. J.'CI-. Fortner, a fel:isms: Pestor, Will ocouPy the pulpit at 10.30 and • e'eloOk. A choir. Coll310.1ng` of Ohl] •'boys and gill is being arranged • fcir• MiSe Start of 'Woodstock will also assist with the ostiole. Mre. Daws en of Spring Baelc'Siill preside at the • organ, A special collection will be 'diked for at each service in • aid of •the church:fund. :Mt, J aloes 1Wergori of Detroit • vis- ittiel in tile--neiglinorhoodlast week. • Me. Wm, Johnson is spending a •tow days le- Michigan. krs, ,II:earson 'and son and Mrs, Splan of Kinloss• visited at Me, George Vandtrburell's this week. Arnotig'those who took in the exeur- • and to the Model Farm were: Mr, and Mrs. Herb. (lox, Jennie Woods and Annie- and Icate and Murray McDoug- all. I'll meet you at Holmesvil,e on, !Dominion Day. London Road Mr. and Mrs, George Stanbury is - Red friends. at Benmiller on Thurs- day' and. Friday last. Mr. and Mrs, David Armstrong of • Pilot Mound, Manitoba, visited at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stephensonie last week. Messrs. J. 17, McKnight, W. Fal- coner and II. Livermore accompanied • the Clinton Canadian Foresters to Goderich last Sunday, to attend a C. 0. F. church service. The ten -months old on of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunter died on Sunday last after a very short illness, Dur- ing his short stay the wee toy wound himself about the parental ,heart strings and his departure • has Saddened the home. Tho interment took place in Clinton cemetery on Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Roger Pepper attended court in Goderich last week as a juror. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lawton of Seaferth and Mr. Roy Wright of Harrow visited at Mr. -Whitfield Crich's on Sunday. • -; -We have about 2 dozen :"trim tiled hats left '.and wouldlike to clear these.' before our rni1iiner J6ave. „ 'They are all up-to•da,ce styles. Sold from $5„00 up to• $7.06, your choice . , •. Ladies:Snort ,Clotit,Coals .96 •• • • We have qnly 4 ladies shTort,coats left made of 0c.17.• erf cloth fawn 01)/y aize6' 32, 34 and 36. iteg, •.; for .• . , . We, also .haye 7.lad les new spring..coate.1fttoc1eai . at 25. percentAff.: • Goderich Township I Good Morning 1 Age you a News - Record reader ? The Lobb Quartette will sing at trarlock on Friday evening and at Constanoe on Wednesday next, Tueltersmith Township "Plower Sunday" services will be held on Sunday next at Turners church. Rev. Mr, Allin will speak in the afternoon at 2.30 and the League of the London Road will have charge of the evening service. Miss Carrie Shipley will give an ad- dress. • derich -Township Mr. Robt. Tuompson Sr is able to be' •aroand ••e"n 1, tee a some- what lengthy itlneso. Mr. Frank. Wittier:1S went tq Teron- le on Monday where' he has accepttd a position. Mr. and Mrs. Loehr, Harrls and son of Mitchell spent a few • days the, pest. week , with Mr, and. Mrs. Beet Lobb: • The Sellowing from the Yorktoo Enterprise, rehire to a mute* of . Mies. Harry -Thompson of the 161,11„ Me. and Mrs. W. Lobb motored To, Fullanton on Wednesday of teat week to attend,the wedding of Miss Greenwood, daughter of Mx. Henry• Greenwood, to Mr. Wiltert l'he bride has visited • in • this township aiy1 is Well known by many of our young people. eon. ; "Dr. T. A. Patrick is this week receiving the e,ongratulations of his many friends in Yorktore and dis- trict on ins • election by accIama- tion to the senate of the university of Saskatchewan as repreeentetive of the Yorkton distridt for the three years 1913 to 1916. the former xe- presentative of this district, Mr. A. 11. Ball, Deputy minister of educa- tion, is a candidate for election as one of the two representatives of the province at •large. The other can- didates are Chief Justice Haultain and W. 13, Willoughby of Moose Jaw," Having completed his work • for specialist standing in manual train - Mr. Charles Tebbutt, a uative of this township, has been appoird-ed instructor in, that work in connec- tion with the Collwriate Institute Institute and 'Public Schools of Fo-t William, his duties to begin with tbd next term. He is another of the graduates of the Clinton C. I. who has made good. John; Ward of the nhilland con., who had been visiting friende at Luean for three weeks or so, re- turned home on Friday morinng last. Goad Moraine ! Axe von a News - Record reader ? Buy Eggs by Weight.' There is a radical change in the method of buying eggs. On Monday las., the dealers in Montreal and, Tor- onto commenced to purchase eggs on the "loss off" basis and no pay for had eggs. The new grades adopted are three, nainely : "New laids—Eggs which are sound, sweet, and not more than five clays old. Firsts— Egg; sound and sweet, but: having a limited shrinkage. Seconds—Eggs of inferior quality, but not bad." The case count system of buying eggs has gone. Eggs are pa'd according to size and quality, and this may re- sult in the adoption by the retailers of selling eggs by the pound. Tlie advantage of these changes to the consumer will be that he will be more likely always to get exactly what. he pays for. MILLINERY AND DRESSUAKINC. PRoxE No, 78 RgA.OX TO WEA ft Couch & Co. Biiiitant .R8soltnient Of .New ,811111MOT Dresses Stunning new dresses from the best makers in Can- ada are now on display in our Ready to wear dept made of allover Embroidery, colored Voiles, Silk, Mull, Repps and Linen in the smartest of designs, Ideal gar- ments for morning, afternoon and evening wear in Ladies and Mises sizes. Prices range from $4. to $25, New Tub Skirts We have this seasau a smart line. in Dew wash skirts including Corduroy, Pique, Repp and Indian Head. Prices range from $1.25 to $5 00. Big Sale On House Dee We have passed into stock re- cently 5 dozen ladies print house dresses, These are guaranteed fast colors made of good quality print, all sizes from 34 to 44 very_special for Saturday • $3.50 ITIILLINERY One -Half Price I , • 4inereigaisansffp lune 19th. 1913 Breezu Bagfield Happenings Seafort Mx. and Mrs Geoi B • I The- members of • Court Bose • 'ei 'Sharon wilt attend divine service ir Aintleesids church On, Sunday fore eoon !text, Abe serijices to' be ducted by the • pastor). the Bev. A Wfaeferlane. 1.244c of, Sharon bus a inembershriff ok'only feint Sliot't one ltioared• , The, bass Belling season °Polled 10 Court Rose of Sharen was ;epee.; 4 Seined at the High Court meeting ftu Londoe last week by Messrs. G. 11, Greenslade .;and 'Moines Canieron. , The many Bayfie.d friends of Mr. John Fraper, who is engaged in 001- f poreeur work at Sault Ste, Merle, were IlleaSed to meet him itthe old home village last week. He cause the 15th " inst, • or rather as a inat ter of fact Qt1 Monday for nobod here ou hereabout would he ' see W1491, rod and line on ,Sunday. Som good Catches have already' .been made • and it is expected ,the season as further .pens up •will Still, further' en hence' the popularity of this place a a resort for those who love this lin of sport. - ' Our football team, journeyed io Sall on Friday eveMng last in ,El- liott's motor • bus and wen a com- paratively easy victory 'oeer the team of that place, 'Bayfield scoring three goals and I-iensall not one, Thi was not at all what the latter, ex pected bean the gape star* theywere willing to -het two t one that they would beat Bayfield i about the same ratio or better. George Greenslade went along wit the team as a matter of course. fo a local line -up without hini woni hardly look like. Reynold at all an more, too, Ms experience and skil arc almost intlispeneible. However the team, is strong at almost al points and is anxious to meet an football aggregation in the district • The 11110-110 was as follows : goal, G- E. Greenslade ; backs, B. Moore, J Lindsay ; halts, A. McLeod, H. I'ol lock, W. MeDcol ; forWards, J. Par ker, W.. Sturgeon, J. Clastle and P Weston. Dr. Smith was, referee. The roads leading into Bayfield ar unsurpassed, There are none quit so good as them anywhere else i the province, A hosiery or clothing factory ough to be able to secure a moderately sized staff in Bayfield and vicinity This matter is worth looking into as such an industry would be of =lel benefit to thd village. The agricultural hall has been pa'nted and is now in nice shape. lits Alice Tippett, stenographer Toronto, is home on'a visit wit tier parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W Tippett. Robert Bailey, Hugh McKay, Char les Falconer and Wm. and Georg Weston attended the Seaforth races on Wednesday of last ween, making the trip by auto. Mr, Ed, Eagleson and daughte left on Monday for their home a Morse, Sask., after a week's visit among 13ayfield friends. Mr. James Young has been assign ed by Conference to the Bayfield cult for another year, Mr, Voles is a zealous laborer and takes web with our people who respect hi sterling worth. An auto party consisting of Mr and Mrs. James Beattie and Mr. E'd wards of Welland, Mrs, Geo, Chat leswortli, Blyth, and Miss Sproat Seaforth, were guests o' Mr. an Mrs. A.16. Etjti on Wednesday o last week. Mr. A.. J. Grigg, Jew i,sr, (loath; was in Rayfield on Monday after noon and tried his luck at bass fishing. Court Rose of Sharon is now mak ing arrangements for a picnic to be held early in July. It will bb a big rally of the Foresters and their fain Wes and it it does not turn out to be one of the 'most pleasant and suceessfpl of the season it will be no fault of the management. To the toll call of I.. 0. L. No. 24 on the morning of Duly 12th • Mr Riehard McDool will of course res- pond for in point of membership be is the daddy of them all, if, indeed, he is not the oldest Orangeman in the county, Born in County Cavan, Ireland, eighty-one years ago be joined the order When between seven- teen and eighteen years 'of age and when he Same to Bayfield' a half a century ago be ab once placed his certificate with No. 24 with which lie has ever slime maintained his doe - east to ,attend the General Aseem- J lily in Toronto, • •••' Y Mr, -Ed. 'Merrier and his daughter c Izetta were in Louden on FrlilaY c last and alter Mr. •IVIerner had com- pleted his business they attended the circus. - Mr. F. A. Edwards and Mr. and Mrs. IL, W. Erwin and Master Frank moteted to Berlin the forepart ef the week, returning on' Tuesday. The directors of the Agricultural Society met en Wednesday evening and settled upon a date for their next 'fall fair. which will be emend-. eratily in advance of other, years. L. O. L. No. 24 will attend div- ine service in Trinity church on the 6th inst, Mr. E. Merner has had a new, stable c built. Mrs. Richard Bailey has had a new residence erected on. her 1•:'0 - petty facing the lake. • Mr, William Weston will build a house on the lot next his father's and already has the excavation made for the cellar. , Gentleman John McLeod has moved his house back so a.s *to have a good collar and foundation. Mr. David Leach lost a valuable cow the .ither day and Mr. William Hurd experienced a like loss ma .7.to'n- day, The following are holidaying at Miss Ferguson's : Mr. and Mrs. Char- les Edwards ; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards, little Miss Muriel and Mas- ter Buster ; Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Ley- den, the baby and M -aster Jack Mr. and Mr:; Fred, Johnston, the baby and Miss Jcan, all of Toronto. t' d neetion. His two sons are a.so menthe* of the Order. The fialtieg eeason opened up well bot of late there has been a Tellaig oft and the eat:Mies are small. Mr, Jelin Ferguson is having bus gasolip; boat repaired by lafr.. W. Macdonald of Goderiela. Mr. Archie Galbraith has sold his farm on the Vanua road. for $10,800 and will retire from farming the coming fall. The place is a good one and the purohaser is to be con- grattilated upon securing it. ' A marriage will take plate in one of the residences on the Square in July in which Mr. Robert Stelck of Ednionton will figure as the groom. IA St. Andrew's, church on Sunday last Pastor Macfarlane gave a talk on Ile General Assembly, dealing With the' personnol of the member - Ail) and the work accomplished, • Westniirister Grove, adjoining Jow- ett's, recently paseed *to the hands. of a company 'io which the former ownet, Rev'. Mr. Davidson., • is a stoOkholder. We are informed it is the -intention of the company to vomit considerable money in improv- ing their property. • Mieh Verna McLeod, who has been in Toledo, is 118 • The seven cottages being build' for a London Syndicate are rapidly ap- prphing oompletion, bat none too soon lox the holidayets are already coining in. The cottages are located on Part of what was formerly the Erwits estate anti -presenting a neat Ppearanee they will be the means of ,adding stibi Ittrthbr tb the num- ber of Summer, homes that will in time make flayfiekd the most •pop- - tilar of the reeetts. on fife west • Stanieg Township Mr. and _Mrs. David Armstrong and Mr. and Mrs. David Johnston took in the excursion to 'Detroit last week. Miss Ruth Ileid attended the wed- d'ng of Miss Annie Turner to Mr. 136'10111'n Keys which took place on Wednesday, Mr. Jackson of the 2nd con. is re- modelling his barn aryl will place it on a cement foundation. A Prettg June -Wedding. St. Joseph's church Clinton, was the scene of it pretty wedding at 9.30 o'clock on Wednesday of last week when Mary S., daughter of Mr. and Mrs, John Shanahan of Hullett, was united in the holy bonds of matri- mony to Joseph W. Boyle of West Wawanosh. The bride, who was giv- en away by her father, looked alarm- ing in her gown of white brocaded satin, trimmed with pearls and chiff- on, and also wore the usual bridal chiffon with pictured hat to match veil and wreath She carried a bolt. •quet of white roses. Miss Elizabeth Shanahan, sister of the bride, who acted as bridesmaid, wore eausue brocaded satin, draped with :lowered chiffin with pictured hat to match and carried white sweet peas, eltile Mr, Will Boyle, brother of the groom apted as bestrnan, The groom's gift to the bride was a sunberst of pearls : tb the bridesmaid a pearl crescent and to the groomsman, gold cuff links. Rev. Father Hogan, assisted by Rev. Father Dean of St. Atiguetine, performed the 'marriage ceremony and also celebrated high; Riese, while Mrs. J. 13, Reynolds of Goderich presided at the organ itt a very graceful manner. Messrs. 10. T. Mc- Caughey and A. V. Quigley acted, as ushers, After the ceremoily the gees*, tvito were pre.sent from Clinton, Goderich, St. Mary', Hem - Blot, St. A ligIVStinq, LONa011, St, Thomas, Guelph, Toronto, Whigham and .Seafeeth, , repaired to the home of 'Mr. John Shartnean where a most sumptuoue wedding repast was paXtaken of after which Mr. and Mrs. Boyle lett on the 3.07 train on 'a short honeymoon to Tor- onto and Niagara, afitr which they will take tip their abode on the groom's farm near St. Augustine. Tlie beide was the recipient of many valuable and useful presents. The many friends Of the' newly married couple' wish -them much 10Y, happin- nes and prosperity, • JUST PARAGRAPHS. The Polon are arriving for hydro. The temperature was around- ninety on Monday.. A number of the young people drove over to 13aylield to a •:tanoe last evening. SEAFORTII. Mr. Fred •W. Neelin of• Blaine li•as 0. been. visiting :hie parents, Mr. and, Mrs, F. G: Neel* of town. IIENSALL• The man, tfritinels of Mrs, Buckanan wife of ete. George Buchanan, of Tor- onto formerly of Zurich, will regret to learn of her death in the above cityg She had roaegfd the age of 5.0 and lia,d enjoyed good health up to a *w Months ago. The idler took place in 1.'oro4q. The deceaebd was a datighter of the late Michael Zoller fZonloh, where she spent nearly all her life% moving to Totea iew rete a. Spent a fortnight' ,with the* laugh- ter, Mrs. H. Little, Brueefield. Messrs. Keith McLean, James Wet- sonA. E. Colson and • Itobt. Jones spent a few days fishing ie the Salt- geen last week.' • MIs I.uella •. 13ttr1.0 or Ottawa bias been h01110 on a visit, , • • The -Greatest Variety of edding Presents will be found in our store Fancy Goods Dinner and Tea Sets Cut Glass _Chinavvare Brass Goods You'll find wiyat you want at the price you want to pay, Cooper Co. CLINTON At it Again After an absence of one year 1 am again at the same stand with the same business. As usual you will find • goods of first quality and at right prices.. • No pains will be spared to give satisfactory service. Call and see us. 'You will not be asked, to buy. Expected , this week, a limited quantity of Pure Nlaple Syrup and Sugar. • ' •., n. 'Muse Phone 40. Comfortable Couches We have just unpacked a large ship- ment of eouenes covered in vetoes's, sbronae and Imitation' leathers. Beautifully carved frames, coveted in Velours, Red, Green clad lirtevn, at 91.00, $6.00, $7.50, $8.50 and 910.- 09. Cousin% oovered in Verona with quarter cut.teek or mahogany finished frames, 99.00 to $16.00 each. Imitati 011 Leather couches with quarter out oak frames, steel con- struction, soft and comfortable. $10, $1.8 and $22. We also carry a select line of Win- dow Shades, Poles, Picture Frames, Rootn Mouldings, BabyCarriages and Ohildren's Wagons. Drop in anytinie. Phones 7 and 8 Free Auto Delivery. J. H. CHELLEW Estate. FTJRNITURE and UNDERTARING. BLYTII, — Ont. ell EE ,b.,111:70tyhs.Metb., Sel*tNeE, aorrespfrndeace,, 'EN6MEAtrift Ing to • 2:11:;S2 ts. S:C"0 `1A.°Iiggirn'C't w:tee: • --ingektOn, juitnifot,,, . 6 ;••• '.•`••••.,j.,L . ineratis W•e are sole WALKER'S ' .2 , agents '', a , for - ,• OVERALLS made in F14- et ;• - - Walkerville, Ont. P01' eVery. worn • OVERALLS Get the MAR K E. D ' F.0 C K E'r ... from, pair of _ Six Stamped Pockets ' out garments we will give you one OR' SMOCK FREU. habit of saving your pockets. • Tozer also by the • Sold and Guaranteed by •.. & liroull Walker '['art and Overall Conipany, Viralkerville, Ont. ' 4010% $ 0 : • $ $ 0 • ; 0 0 0 0• • $ $ • • 0 i 0 0 I 0 0' 0 illt-e, . 0 : # $ • e 0 * $ • ; ; • • • 0 * * * 0 0 0 . ........ • H eintzman • Real Ten condition, price on Write 193-5-7 38 .....,..........,........... HEINTZMAN a list tised ADDRESS Bargains slightly used, at one third small weekly for needed Heintzman Yonge or HEINTZMAN Ontario ...... & of slightly in The Clinton • . Lialited. in Upright Upright. Pianos, to one half or monthly particulars. & St. . & St. - Stratford ,..... . & the payments. TORONTO CO. Pianos 1,11.11,111../.111:11.101101b. . Co Pianos all in good original Co. ......... CO.—Please mail used Upright News -Record. me today adver- - WITHOUT A DOUBT youLL• FIND THIS IN ALL YOUR TRAVELS • ROUND ABOUT THE -BREAD BEST WITH littEAL-- IS JUST THE -.AND ONLY MOTHER'S BREAD. . Better Bread Could Not Be Made - OUT--, --THAT'S WITAT YOU'LL SAY WHEN YOU HAVE . . TRIED THIS CRISPY, , THAT'S CRUSTY, ANY . MOTHER'S BREAD ONE BARTLIFF'S REAL— PHONE NO. 1 AND HAVE IT DEOLIVIIRED TO YOUR HOME EVERY DAY. meneleueemeemon HOUSE FuR-NTisHiNGs, Our sorted convince sortroent. 'Speei .*:::: • larger or better as- . present and a call will you look over our as- On Rugs !,„,;`,., :.•'.,P.',',.,,t 011„. ..1.., ,, -W' 11 l ,t k i ''l , stcek was neyer tkan at the you when at,1",,rces ;••••.,-..• • ' The Store ..'• of Quality, Phone 28 4/ - 1 .4k . r: re I' 11F11 .,(tt. $14' L".'ts .,'," JJ ...1)11.,,, Itl . 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