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The Clinton News Record, 1912-07-25, Page 44 ' •••••••imiuma••••••99.9momm• (.' Coderich Township Mr, Edgar Cant -elan arrived troll; Toronto on Tuesday and le now n- • oyin a' Week or so's holidays on , • the 91(1 homestead; residence ot • and Mre• Albert,Clantelon. Whea in , the 014 ae is 'engaged ine insueance vb and, We are plicased IJQ• doing, exceedingly well. • Mr PaaeY 'Weston has dispOsed -of his Laney driver, pout poeseasor being Mr. Sandy Stirling, Imloa.News-Reeurel July 25tb 1912,'.: Mr, teo. ape is no eeeovereeg from his recent illness as rapidly as ilia many friends ,:\,0111(1. WW1 to see. Mr. and Mrs. John Careen and Mis's Mary Carson of Toronto and Me. 4.0.. Elltett of B I shop , fornee, ete tnil at the home of Mr. Robert Pearsoaaf the 16th con. last -week. Are you a N'ews-Record Subscrilier ? •mist•••••• , 9 • Holmesvill Several of the farmers have • isbed haying and in general Bed the crop 'heavier and better than oNilocri" eal, • , •• Fall Wheat, ,harvestitig le )10W In ,ord.]; • Seine report injttry inplacas by ifist.' ' I Aire, T. Holland of Winnipeg, , who has been visiting friends hereabouts for Soma lime, left on Tuesday: on her retina tripe • Airs. and Miss Simpson of Ativeod are guebts at. the parsonage this week. John , who ITaS been sail- ing with his brother-in-law, '''ept Johnston, has returned home to as- sist with the harvest.. Miss Bertha, Stanley left on .iThese day for Haneiota, Mang where she veil attend the marriage of lair cou- sin, Miss Alexandee, and aree isit ,with her sister, Mrs. Reid, for sev- eral weeks. I of this ril?ege LMr. Entickeap, grandson of the adies Home spent the week -end the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. Pickard and Mr. and Mrs, J, W. Yeo. Rey. W. W. Courtice, who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. 1 J. Courtice, for some weeks, left on °uni r . P,,t) Dr. and MrArcher of North ----- Stanley one day durkig the past Amore, Ohee, were visitor e at the s Bal - home of the latber's unele, Mr. Wm. late Father. Entickeno Sagfireid , Miss „Liazic Ferguson , Of ITotetylin Spent a' few days- the, pist dee theepareatel root,- Rev. Mr. Davideon o:St. • Ann's ierijoyling a few Weeks at his mer 'cottage in West MeitelstaeGneive: the tielegraPii office has, been moved iront,,I3aylied..and no*. .' -the messages are received over the l/fiane', trem ,Oliaton • by T. A. Edwards; lt ho wfl1;delivea. them. • ?Are, Wallace Jelineton • and two children and her • brother' .Mr • joy Spencer, , Of Corrine; $i. are ',pend- ing the seminal with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin .Spencer. Fisher and daughter, Miss Ruby Fisher,' of Bettie ,and, son, Mr George Fisher' of Waterloo; are the guests of Mr. and Itrs. T. A,' led- waels. • • Mrs, Oliva Rhynas and son Mas- ter Philip of Brantford are the guests of her parents, Mr. and Mee% , John Fergnsan. - Mr. 'Will Robinsan of London be ra locate. 1 For August A splendid number, price 15c. Ladies' Home Journal Pat- terns for Aug, Price 10c and 15e. All the new- est styles. We carry a $500 stock of these Patterns. COOPER & CO. Berries'. have been more plentiful since the fine 1.`.111a, Incidentally, so also have 'been the pickers. The Epworth 'League and Sunday. school Of the •Methoded church intend' holding their annual lawn social 00 MI!. Geo. Hollatrd's lawn on Friday, (Tomorrow) evening. Tea will be ser- ved from six to nine e'clock and will consist of rO cream, tea, coffee, cake and a variety of other things good 'to eat. The Cftieen's Band of Clinton Will be an hand to furnish music and it is expected that a real paeasant time will be spent. Should the weataer be unfavorable the -.social the he held in the church, so that no disappoint - men' wilt be ,experienced. Come with the crowd and enjoy the evening Miss Grace COLIZellS was successful to the recent Toronto University ex- aninations in vocal omen. I Rey. C. CI: Colima and family on their arrival at Harwich, their tiew field of label were tendered a very cordial reception -which took place OD the beautiful churchgrounds adjoin- ing the parsonage. • Miss 'G. Stade has been engaged to teach in No. 1 Stanley, after the summer vacation. Mr. Harry Thompson has been in poor health., for several weeks and thus prevented front carrying on his farni work with his usual • •aetieiey. I The genial' Hardy's many friends throughout the township and elea-.: where will wish "him a speedy return ' to his former robuseness liTTELINE;ItY READY AND PHONE No, 78 TO DEESSMAICING WEA IF IT'S Naw IT'S 1.11FIRE IT'S HERE IT'S NEW Couch & Co. 1 Brilliant Assortment OF NEW SUMMER MERCHANDISE SPECIALLY PRICED AT THIS STORE SATURDAY 111•••••••11•01•1111111i1 25% off all gingham, chanbbrey and embroidery dresses. „These are ideal garments for outing wear in ladies' and misses' sizes, all good styles 4,1 - new this season, so if you want a nice cool dress now is 11? t he Lilae to buy one at a low —"Umbrella Special • for Saturday • We pa on sale Saturday' two dozen good uwbrell es 'They are splendidly made with good handles and strong frames, 11 will pay you to buy at these prices. Regular , $1.00 and $1.25. Saturday Ofic Ladies' Suits less than /2 price Just 3 brdies' suits left in stock, good tine cloth neatly tailored in tweed and navy satin lined, sizes 34, 36 and 38, reg $18 50, your, choice Suter day 13900. House Dresses at $L50. Two dozen house dresses on sale Saturday , made of good strong percole and print sizeen,34, 30..38, 40, 42. Tour choice $1 50, MILLINERY AT $1,25 Just 9 hats left in stock. We do not want to. carry these over. Take your -choice Saturday . only A good smart boy wanted to learn the Dry Goods • BUSINESS. , 1 1 Were(' at. the Albion. Mr. Dam and Mr. Stickle of De- troit are guests a,!, the Commercial; Mr.' Janfes Cameron, son of Mr. Thos, Cameron, is attending the School of Musket,/ at Ottawa and after the holidays .takes up his thee iee as a member of the teaching staff of Ring Edward Public School, Toronto ' The annual gardee party ie oone neetion with Trinity church will be held on the rectory lawn 'on niters - day evening of next week and me- panations arc being made to have it one of the very best yet. The cif - items' Band, Ckinton, has been en- gaged for the oecasion. C'oii end have 00 evening's thorough enjoy- ment. The death occurred at Beldenitheit Sask., on Wednesday last of James Chester Parsons, youngest son of Airs. Parsons of this village. The dece1aNed was in the plme of ble, beteg in his thirty-sixth year. '1 he body was brought to Bayfield for burial, arrive% at Clintem on the laic train Morrlay night. 'rhe wife, then: daughter, Mise May, and Mrs. Parson's brother, Mr. Jacob L. Hiuneston of Carbary Plains, accompanied the re- mains. The funeral took place from the residence of Mrs: Parsons, the deeeased's mother, on Tuesday af- ternoon to Bayfield cemetery. The serviea at house and graveside was eonducted by Mr, James, Young ot Barfield and; Rev. Mr. Snowden of Varna. The pallbearers were; srs. Walter Wallis, Heeeat McGre- gor and Nelson Yeo of Gode,:leh townshep, John Scotchmerc of Stan- ley, John Macdonald cit Bayfield and John Cochrane ot Hillsgreen. Amongst those who attended the funeral from a distance were : Mr. and Mrs. Wm. •Nethetcott, St. Mary's ; Mr Thos. Butler and Mims Bella and Lizzie Buller of 11Pdgelown ; Mrs: Chambers, Mrs, Wren, Mr. 'Kn. Lath tie and Miss Lattie, Chiselhuret Mrs. Simpson, Be iceliela, and Mr, and Nes Robert Parsons of Gillis - green. A game of baseball played on the Square last night batmen Bayfield and Goderich teams *stilted in a tie —3 to 3, The Cameron family are among our oldest residents, arriving here on July 12th .1856. The father was by birth Scotch and fou a time settled in Nova S'ootia but in 1855 came to Ontario for a few monten living. at Goderich. In the fall of that year he decided upon Bayfield as a place of location so came here and sent for his family. He was a saddle's and harness maker and in tire gole- en age of this place kept several then his employ. The business is still being carried on by his eon, Mr. Thos. Cameron, who with anoth- er son, Mr, Alex. Cameron. upholds the good al Scottish name. Stanley Township Mrs. J. II. 13etterneld and her little daughter, Alarion, who have been vis- iting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arntstrong for tile past six weeks returned on Satierday to their home at' Bay City, Michigan. Mir. and Mrs. 11. .5. Anderson of Winnipeg tom nerly of Stanley town- shio announce the engagement of their only daughter, Ethel, to Mr. T. Kells Moore. The wedding will take place quietly on 'August, 1st. Miss Kate Stinson, who has Mien in 'British Columbia for some time past, returned home on Tuesday. Goderich Township Air and Mrs, Peter Cole Sundayed with Mr. and Mrs, C. 11, }Tolland at Fair View Farm, as also did • Mr. and Mrs, J. P. Cole. The heavy rein of Saturday night did much damage to fee oat eget), cawing thee) to lodge badly. Mr. ,R1111.08 Sterling is erecting • ea barn on his extensive fruit farm. Among those who have just ieeent- fy installed lielephones are Messrs. John Hud!s and Percy Cole. BLYTH. Dr, John Drummond, at one tame a resident of Blyth but now of Frank- fort, Kansas, was a visitor here during %he last week, after an ab 50000 of ton years. Miss Rosetea N. Weilauter, daught- er of Airs. N. Weblaufer, was welded en Wednesday of last Week to Mr. G. 51; Wambold of Stratford, in which city the young people will take up their '110Me• Mi. John Weymouth has purciiaend the eaeussel4 evaporator and will shortly move his family to that lege fe be Deady for the tall trade, , • 'ZURICH. The foundation for the new' schoel house is now Dirdshed and the Mick Work is now being proceeded e with. Mr. Oudinore of Hensel' is doing the Coderlek,i STirattg, 00tforiOlr's "Cr•0,11(1 Old Man" ndueatiote-WaS„roaallY wek corned in Winnipeg Where he stopped oft• with his datighter".to Visit friends on bbS tinp to the, CoaSti by Mune her of ei-papils, who tendered banquet and presented him. •eyflib a goldelieaded cane A message eood w}shee,,evae, sent to Mrs. Strang here, • and, omelet* C/..'P. 11. agent here foe' Nr1 RbPertsory tb6..poPular. some time Test indeed 'einee the ad- tVoeirte wofoothdestgoocakel.; bween' tsraannterr4raend, who Conies keen Milvdriion, , , his eeeeeeeme ' Before his denature for'. Vancouver !where he intends to locate', Dr WaIbnr . Tusabull Was given a farewell dirifien by the members of -the Menesetung 'Canoe Club and wee presented with a handsome rave mg bag and a hand- somely illum„inaltal. address. The local Medical Association also. ex- pressed their esteem. by presenting Dr. Turnbull wilt ai desk set in brass. Mr. and 1VrEs. P. G. Lynn and their kno sons of DetTaill are visiting the, former's mother, Mrs. I,ynn of Wel- ington Stmeet. Miss Nora Alexander of Toronto has returned to her home after a pleasant visit' with Mites Grace area - ger. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McLean are away on a trip to the coast. IMrs. Christ -0o of Ilradferd, Palma., es visiting her sister„ Mrs. .1., C. Martin. Mrs. 0. W. Bussare. of Washington, D. 0., is spending idle ‘SIllaillel, \Vi lis hen mother, Mrs. James Craigie of William street. Mrs. S, 5. Aitkin or Niagara Falls has been visiting het paeents, Mr. and ND'S. Albert Kneeshaw. Mts. Frank llodgens and little daughter, Miss 1)cns, are visiting in Toronto. Airs. (Dr.) Strang is spending the summer in Muskolm. , lb Miss cons -ileac Totizel has gone on an extended 'trip to Bermuda, where she will be the guest of iter uncle, Dr. Packwood. Dr., Mabee has, returned from a trip up the lakes. Edward Bennett, who was tried at. Goderich last week for burglaries at Clinton, Bengali arid Godenich, (ilso pleaded guilty te the charge, of break- ing jail. His ease was adjourned and will conic up 'his week. On Wednesday of last week Mr. P. J. Ryan of Goderich and Miss efinnie 'O'Lagglilin of Lecknow were united in marriage. 'The „ccreninny look place in St. Augustine church Rev. Father Dean officiating, Much eympathy, is expressed for the parents and friends ot the late Mary Elizabeth Yuill, daughter of Mr. Jas. Yitill of Goderich township, who died after a brief illness of appendicitis'. Port Albert Mr. William _Alertly and • grand- daughter spent Sunday with his hrotherin-law, Mr, Ike Hawkins, Mr, and Mrs. Bert Cunenghatne left on Monday for their home in Toroao, Mr, and Mrs. Horace Cunirighaine and family ot Walkervilly. who had been visiting among friends here, returned to their home last week. Mr, Vialiam Tout, Kincardine, vis- ited his nepheev, Air, Harry ! late - Was and wife, on Saturday and Sun- day. Mrs. Adam Shhaelee and family of Wingham are visiting her parents at Port Albert. Mr. Albert itIOee, Seaforth, made a flying visit to his patents las% week. , Mr. Nelson of Itidgetown is visiting his uncle and aunt, Air. and Mrs, Harry Hayden. 'Ralph Munroe, Auburn, viseted way Hayden list week, Rev. and Mrs. Gomel and family of Auburn are camping for a ,week at the lake 511003. Jim Gaylen of Hamilton spent a few days in Port. Albert last week. With his father and his beother Several of our clUzens attended the funeral last week of Alfred Quad who met with an untimely end , at De- troit. Will Fellow of Goderich made a fly -- leg tree) to the village one day during the past eveek. James Yoeng, who has been sailing, is hotne again. Saturday" night's ram did a lot of good in tilts district. Will Brown and his men have again. made a start on J. J. Green's house which he is building. Misses Hattie Thuolow, Coderich, and Elan -Dougherty, ShappertIten, spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Will B . Hawkins. Joseph Dunbar . is home again from • Brucefield where, he was employed in a sins raill.e„ Eddie Schoenhals, Toronto, i's holne and he thinks there is ne Place' fair& than Port Albert, especially dueing Ole good old summer ?tree. Our Beef Ringe which was stated this spring, is giving good satisfac- tion. Fine beef is a good tiring. Misses' tint° and Olive Foster of Sheppardton spent a few' days with their aster, • Afrs. ItaWkins, ast Mr. and Mrs. James Yates ot fled- erieh have returned to their , home alter a week's vistt in the, village. Hugh Stewart Dungannon was ili the village on Sunday w,ith the 'Anglican neinister, Are you a Nowa:Record subsorlber ? Hensall. Mrs. 'A. II. king of Ingersoll vieit- ed in Hensel]. lest week.; • Dr.and Mts, Sellery WCITC! in the home town of Kincardine' last, week particinating in the re-uniore. Mr, Andrew Johnstone of Wilton( Hall has been vialting his daughter in Woodstock. ' Mr, • J, Redmond of the Toroato Globe -staff has been vleittng (Wis. tinele, • Charlele Redmond eof flay ticitee- ' Wake ' thin •Seaforth • Air, Harold BrOadfoot of Toront was recent visitor in to(vn. Mies IVIaodonalid of TOronto is '(111 - ng T. Lacey.. Miss Norma Dickson ha$ been efsi log erieiids Coder/01i,• , Aflise Ella Webb is 'hotne, froni Mon. gemeny, on a vacatioa. M. Samuel , Hortoe of Sasl(eteeet SaSk., is .eieiting his parents de liar Mastes Carl C. Pinktiey of Strat lord has retureed bibles after vje1(jn( his .grandparents, Mr,. and Mrs, R. L • • Detroit .Me. Mise Ethel Beattte is visiting n .Mr. Edward Webb of Toronto i ' spending a yacatien at his home i • Aire. 11, Felton of Bremetton, Wash town. lias,eatiened to her home after an ex tended VIVA with hen sister, 1.Irs Robert Belt Mr, arold Appell who has been, ee. gaged in Me: J. Daly's etore fo seine time, has returned to Zuriol where lie will go into Inisinese wit his fattier. Miss Harriett Allison, who span her vacation at' her home here, has re tureed to New York to resume he naming duties. Rev, Mr. Martin of Stratford eon ducted the services in the Presbyan jan on Sunday -week. Mr. Robert Spatting a former resi dent of IffeKillop,, but non, of Vancou via, has Twee • renewing old friend Ships hereabout. IAirs, litrize has purchased Mem Mr II. Edge Ids residence in the node 1WaT(I, now occupied by Mr. Georg Patterson. Mr. Arnold Case was a delegate 1 to the Masonic Grand Lodge wide! ;met In Toronto last week. aire. Macdonald and Afr. aud Mrs I Fred ?Zech of lee (led t have been ( is tieing Mr. and Mrs. C. Layton. Mr. Cieorge Thornton of the 1011: con. e1 McKillop died on Tuesday ni last week a the gat age of or hundred and two years. His death was the result': of a fall by which 12. suffered a feacleired bone, The de ceased was the lather or1VIrs. )aiis of Seater th. The Seaforth Cadets and a numbe of school boys lent on 'Monday fosi Carling Heights, London, where tbe mill camp for a week. Live Stock Market. Toronto, July 220d,—Union Sten Yards—Reecipt were 128 loads, with 2,432 head of catele, 884 sheep an( lambs, 513 hogs, and 47 calves. Catele•Exporters, choice, $7.50 to $7.75 ; bulls $4.50 to $5.25 ; cows $5 to $6.25. Butelier--Thoice, 16.75 to 37.25 medium, $5.50 to $G ; cows, $5 to $6.25, Calves—Steady:, $7.50 to 87.85. Stockers—Steady, 34.50 to $7.25., Sheep—Light ewes at $4 to $1,50 ; ilote\avio'yr, all 8750 to 38.40 ,spring lambs, Hogs—Market steady ; selects, 57- 65 to $7,75, 1. 0. b., aid $8.10 to $8.30 fed and watered. Trade was fair and even brisk for butcher cattle, but export trade was slow, with prices for the latter 'Join 15c to 25c • lower than last week Choice butcher cattle were in 50011 demand, buyers from Moirtneal and other points tatting a share of tile best ' offeringS, competing evith th local abattoir men to that extent Belcher prices were holding generally about steady with last week, and shade firma for the best loads., Lambs were from 50c to $1. towel_ that last weak. Dogs steady at $8.20 to $.25, fed and ivatered. Mrs. Edward Chaniptori Kemble has been visiting friends here. Mrs, I -Tent -Meson and children of To - ('01110 were visit mg at Dr. Stewart's Miss Maude Haslarn of eVinghatu reRietweacluiltei(‘-iitiusdnknAe Ateirve3hrsecoefn tad gary are renewing old acquaintances 110(0, iSS Wilson of Newark, NaW Jersey, hlIS been visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. K. Wbeley. Miss 'Susie Allison has returned after SDPIldiag Fe%v weeks with her sister, Mee. Baker of London, Mr. Joe Sprout has returned to his home at Seafoi Lb, after spending a couple of weeks with cousin Dave, 51ve And Mrs, Al. Harrison left for the Old Country after a short visit with the former's brother, ROA. Belgrave wes well represented at Blyth on the 12th. Mr. and Airs, Rey. Ferguson are spending their holidays at Newmarket. Mrs. Thynne, sn, of Bluevale, Miss Barbara Thynne of Palinerston and Miss Mary Thynne of Mortis, visited Mrs. .1, A. 13randon. Miss Manche Knox of Goderich and Mies Nan Knox of Poronto have both rammed to their respective homes, after spending n week with their sis- ter, Mrs. (Rev,) 1 W. Kilpatrick. Mr. Bolder, G. T. R. agent, and Mrs. • Bolder liave returned from a holiday with -friende at Detroit, Buffalo and Pittsburg. Dsiring his absence Mr. Roy Aitkinson Clndeboye took charge of the station. • , HOT WEATHER AILMENTS A medicine that will keep children well is a great boon to every moth- er. This is just what Baby's Own Tablets do. An occasional dose keeps the little stomenh and bowels right and prevents sickness. During the bot summer months stomach trou- bles speedily turn to fated diarrhoea, or cetera infantum and if Baby's Own 'Tablets are ,net at hand the child may die in a few hours. Wise mothers always keep the Tablets in the house and give their children an occasional dose to clear out the stomach and bowels and keep them well.' Don't wait till baby is ill—the delay may cost a precious life. Get the Tablets now and you may feel reasonably safe. Every mother who uses the Tablets praise them and thet is the best evidence that there ia no °thee medicine for children so good. The Tablets are sold by mall. 0441)00 l'ed7rteels Tre .1W55011 rl2s Zell! eine Co., 13roclevelle, Ont. • • •, OUR PRESENT SPECIALS' -- FOR ALL NexT wEEK -- A Screen Door and'Screen Window 'Bargain Reg,u,ler ell 020 5 do,o,rs four $1 1805 R7ff.. $ 3480 winedoW sae„ens fo.r $ 2882 • A Granite Preserving Kettle Bargain. • Regular $1 25 for $ , 85 50 11 , 32 45 5, 2() 80 '• 20 1 only portable rubber bath regular ....,,,.$6 50 for $4 50 1 onlygasoline stove, 2 burner with warm- ing oven, regular . . .. .. .. . ..... .......I5 00 for 11 25 1 only Idea 2 burner gasoline stove, one ex- tra Powerful burner, with oven, mg, ..10 00 for 7 50 •Harland Bros. Stoves, Hardware and Novelties ................... / . spEcIAL mil.z....m. „...... lokam,„ LIMN .......... SALE, of AND VERANDAH FURNITURE I Verandah Curtains , .Verandah Mattings The season is short so we have made our profits the same, Come early and get first choice. ... The Store of Quality Phone 28 a U vv-iker Furniture Dealer and Undertaker Residence Phone 140 1 . , . -.mu ‘MMIIIIIMMINININIMII Yon Run No Risk . • We have confidence in our our WATCHES as the result :t Tlong X PuRIENc E. We are AguaranteLeL TIOniibecause both as regards QUALITY AND PRICE. Let Us. Show You Thetti. • W. R. COUNTER Jeweler,- - - Clinton. ISSUER OF MARR.IAGE LicurgsEs. ..,................. mai •Mairimmeme.10•••••11 WEDDING PRESENTS - EILBUY Your friend something USEFUL as well as ornamental. A Beautiful Article of Furniture is the correct thing to buy We offer you a fine collection of Fancy Chairs, Roll Seat Rockers. Roman) Chairs, Library Chairs. Smoking Chairs, Couches,. Hanging Mirrors, • Hall Stands,Parlor Tables, Music Cabinets, For the floor we have Smyrna, Wilton and Axminster Bugs, lrussels, Don3inion and Velvet Squares. EVERY article marked at QUICK SALE Prices. " J. H. OHELLEW BLYTH FRh'E AUTO DELIVERY PHONES 7 and 8 NATIONALPORTLAND Is a little any more • 8. ,,, CEMENT charge in. the best going, but we don't for it, A fresh carload just J. ANDREWS. ---- TO ANY NEW SUBSCRIBER IN CANADA THE'NEWS.RECORD ---- W ill.ILSENT- - To the olld of 1912 f�r 25.o.