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The Clinton News Record, 1912-08-08, Page 4Clinton News -Record 'August 8tlit, 19I2' ummerhill. �: Holmesville McKillop Township Dl. 0z and;lyxls -Tbe'; Hary4stn•g p el ateOnS s wre -u h V 1' later 1te as t 'thD '\vee {9 t i t n l r \ it�n two are is w Y Lotlhbridge Alta.,. o g 's`:, arenas=> -ML, and:'Mrer• A••• -George'`Benne'adpti has built a I ver Mr: ox P 1 +. J, Courtice. = cement wall- under his straw; `shed - F• .1 ,. cs t 'and: hes t u i 1 nd a e uhol''e an ddit t ',Wm. M 1 4" ao mad a h M1a d ' aj 1 114., Jas, Leve�Ct,. is the .guest r of :P s sister, Stan M rs. f tn kRn o. a Mr. ands Mrs;""Mes :- `wn• Gawson • s est 6uida '-the C lborne frf ods.' MiSs Watkins is the gtiest': of Clip toa friends this wegg,e-k 'Miss Murray,„v d' ha � been visl.t-. ntl9: hen .sister Mrs, T.`J: LI ty, fef� i.,,- ,. ' tin ned: to her 'bonne in Lo ndou, 1e Mr. a1id,Nits Jordane.of Godsricli township spent 'Sunday the guests of MY and'. Mrs. '"C. Beacdm, Mr. Harold Biggin visited at Me. \V• Biggins of Colborne on, Sunday. Miss Nellie Peace& is visiting 1'o- fsv's FIi11 friends.. The Ladies' Guild met ae the home ' of Mrs. -Tyner on Wednesday altar boon. Mrs. ,Toho Colborne .spent 'part of last week with Seeforth friends. ladies' fume 1 Journal For August A splendid number, price splendid price 15c. Ladies' Home Journal Pat- terns for Aug. Price 10c and 15c. All the new- est styles. We carry a $500 stock of these Patterns. COOPER &eou Is' li Mitchell ,' ,spent the holiday vi t ng Quarterly meeting, 'services fbr,4YaP friends. tar nit er held iast'Sabbatii' :- ton I c w e< , I a of Chicago, -,aro Mr, and Mrs, T ng lite business baard met; the followlay, ,the guests Of Nie lady's sister,..'. dal, -'Rey' lilt:'GPJ,rdtunds, tbrinorly: been 1, ta. V� SO have L . Mulholland. Y of Arlioua' is. nn}v ,itl�e�`: aston. • . . ` "r ,.. i•Ssrtimg Codeiwii ftionds,., Mrs. 4.. AntesS. who has ,been yis- ,itiug friends .iia ;this village for sotxto '• e has commoncetl her name- • • A Creditable• Showing llttltle `i1.m• t �watd•journey to Vauoouver. She will 'Pl' toilduting is'the 'twelth annual her:.1Vlrsc'Amoss 'of Yantxittvel Xi. 0. • to 1f visit at several -points on the way. re ort of W. Glen Campbell's puptis Dante Rumour' has it that wedding I sis e' `►io came tin Huron„ county,; l and bells wall be heard in this vicinity hi ,since it. may, be of interest to News-Rc- 'the not Me distane future.- ' Acord readers. The quarterly meeting service en as h The work dureng the past year as Sunday ,morning last in the Method-. ist church was well attended and' been hi connection withthe Tyear ro ato 1.proven inspiuing and profitable, Conservatory of Music ; the Londoe Mr, Ed. Levis has sold bis house (Eng.) College of Music, and the• and lot in the village and is cn Western University and covers five r a small farm, 11e grades : Primary, Junior arid inter - the lookout for d > mediate, Senior and A. T. Coli I . rt me is , S i his ro e� $500 on P Y P realized f success- fulfollowing ;is the list o ful student's : . Live Stock,Market, ' Exeter s ` e• receipt's of oronto A- s�trh 'Lh Toronto, dg 1' d :' o 120 liuC;."• ek d ti oun e t s to a t toy n al' carloads. ''f?rice's• •were- abo(t't, lee eagle as,,dast,a wok -^and•, were as.iu71. loWs l }y, 50 EI otters • 7 to _$7 P ,$ 1,S Butchers 5.25 td $.7.35„ Veal Claves,, $7.•,25- per cwt. .•. hto 8,25.'. 'Lambs,$ $ Hogs, , $7.15" f o b.• o Summerhill Mr,. and Mrs. Thos.Mut:Man:y spent Sunday the guests of Mr. isnd Mrs. R. A. Govier. Miss Katie Govien is visiting Au- burn, friends. Mrs. Thos. Lee her mother, Mrs. Miss S. Tebbet Mrs. Geo. Hayes.. Mr. and Mrs. were visitors at was, the guest of Garvie, last weal:. is the guest ' ut Adams of Hulfett Mr. Harvey's on Mrs. Malrattelt of Godericb was the guest of Mr. W. J. McBrien on Sunday. Mr. Josling of Detroit iuulsiting at Mr. Thos. Mason's, The. Misses Drapers of Clinton were vis' tors at Mr. J. Watkins last week, Mr, and Mrs Thos, Archer are vas- ieing Paisley friends this weer. Miss McKinnon is the guest of her sister, Mei. Ward. 1 Mr, J. Clifton was the guest , 1 I'ls brother, Me. Chas. Clifton, last week. 1 Mr. and Mrs. J. Murray and fam- ily of New York are visitors of. Mrs. Thos. Lindsay's. McKILLOP TOWNSHIP. Mrs. Staples and two children of Angusville, Man., have been visiaing relatives in this Section. Mrs. Mcpherson of Pleasant 'Walley, 1 ' h+r Mr. her 1710t C Sisk„ was visiting J. 3, Liebe, last week, Mrs. Naylor of Rochester N. T. is visiting at the home of her parents, Iac ,t \t \Vur X and Mrs. Mr. Grade 1—Miss E. Ferguson, Sea - forth ; Miss J. Turnor„ Seaforth, ist class honors. r Grade 2—Miss Lulu Doohe t y, r - g mondville ; ivifss Maude Morrison, Loadbury, Miss Louise :Ferguson” Miss Mary T. ; M u e p It y, Seaforth ; Miss Agnes Sproat, Kip - pen ; Miss Florence McKay, Seaforth,. honors ; lst. class honors, Miss F n- nle C'arbert, Clinton, Lela Lansing, Auburn and Ella Colclough„ Holmes - Grade 3—Flonors. Miss Winnie clow - le c:: e' bf`'` •lk t t to c i at% G Belle Mcllou a 1 of Lia hesmle °dMte5'gleibttoof. *isys Ia andrMrsHobbn,1Huekn� ok;Ra wow1te. h .R. e V, r>sr11lrs Fahey and+„chtldren'.ofiSarnia have been .visiting ;Mr_apd Mrs John Snell, Mr. 'Herman Prior 'cif- Portage Lal. Praii ie has-been visiting his mother,) Mrs. Thos. Prior. a,. , Mr. P. R. Dignan of Toronto visited. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Dignan. lest week, s Mr. and Mrs. Jaines Gould are enjoy-" ing a trip to Detroit, Brown Oity and: other points in the State of Miohigau. Dr. D. A. Bowe •man, Mrs. Bower. mall and Miss Genevieve of'Men monie, r Wis., were the guests of Exeter friends recently. Mr, Geo. Windson has purchased the residence of Mrs. S. Buckingham on Huron street. Mr. W. N. Manning of London auto. ed through town one day last week and called on friends for an hour or two. He was 'accompanied by his brother, Mr. Chas. Manning of Cleveland. Mise Susen Mitchell is visitingitin g friends in Eluron and Detroit, Miss Nettie Passmore of Toronto is visiting her sister Mrs A Snell Miss Manning of Bowmanville has been visiting Miss Kate Stewart. Miss Louise Carling returned Iast week after a pleasant visit with Kin- cardine and Clinton friends. Mrand Mrs. H. N. Anderson have returned to their horse at Sault Ste. Marie after a pleasant visit here with relatives. The ladies of the W. M. S. of St. James church held a picnic one day Iast week which took the form of a farewell to Mrs. Buckingham, a chart- er member of the society, who is leav- ing for Kansas City. Belgrave,' Rev. ID. H,, Cooly is holidaying with friends; pear Montreal: The pulpit of St. Paul's ,is being well supplied dur- ing his absence. 'rhe pupit of the Methodist ohureh is being supplied! 1»' Rev. J. A. Wal- ker during Augustt, while Rev Dr, Rutledge has ho.idays. - Miss L. Fiethe.ington has engaged' to. teach at Drumble,'• Mr, Richard . •Howson of Toronto V has been spending a ►iolailay at his home in town, Miss Agnes Walker its spending a few weeks with her sister, at the, Island, Toronto. Miss Ethel Ferguson, who has been teaching school at Ayolsliury, Sask. is spending bar vacation in: town. Miss. Mild Fl ' :., McIntosh cInt sh of Bottin- eau, N, Dakota,, has been visiting iMr. and Mrs. J. F. Crandelt. Mrs. Phil. Chevalier and daughter, Idele, who have been visiting the lady's father, Mr. Geo. Wade, have returned Pa their home at Maple Creek, Sask. Rev. and Mrs. Crummer of a' :an nington have bean spending., a vac- ration in town. son. Miss R. E. Hall, who has been Grade 3—IsClass lienors, Hiss teaching the continuad:on school at Minnie 1lowson,. Aubtuin, Miss Nellie Wroxeter for throe years, has been Hicks, Holntesvitle. Honors --Miss engaged as principal of Lucknow Mabel Turner, 13rucsfielde Miss - Lulu school at a" salary of $.1050; Dpoherty, h;gm n7dvilIe, Miss Edith Postmaster F Ishc-i has just return Hall, Wingham, Miss Marcie Sproat, ed :from a pleasant tr jt west as lar Frppen. Pass—Miss Esther 13e11, as Pull Arthur. Mrs. Fishee has Blyth, Miss Lorna Hare, Scatorth, gsooneme futrth omer west and will he absent e still. Miss Margaret Steele is spending her holiday at her Houle near. e'ees- weter, Mr. Jacob Fryfogie has taken a position in Toronto and has gone to 1 Grade d—Ilonors, Miss Ida Evans, (Bayfield and Miss Mabel Swan, Brucefield. (Grade h—A. T. C. M. Miss Pearl Gid?w. i3lylh. Hydro -electric power in Hamilton is traduced to $17 pc'. h.p• MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING PHONE No. 78 REAnv To WEAR Couch & Co. Lathes' White Laron Waists AT EXACTLY 1-2 PRICE We put on sale Saturday 3 dozen ladies' white lawn waists, all new styles, well made in a1 sizes. We do not want to carry these over to next season. Take your choice Saturday' of any lawn waist in store t price. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S DRESSES. AT ALMOST PRICE Just 1 dozen ladies' embroidery and lawn dresses left. These are all new styles, As the new fall goods will soon arrive, we are anxious to clear out the summer dresees and mare room for the new ones. if you want a pretty white dress now is your chance, • Children's dresses also reduced BLACK PAILLETTE SILK 98c We put on sale Saturday 75 yards of black silk satin 'finish. 38 inches wide, regular $1.50, sale price Saturday 98c. We also have one black silk dress make of Pail- tette silk, very pretty style, size .38. Regular $18.50 Saturday $12.50. YOUR CHOICE OF ANY't`CRIIVIIVIED HAT $100 , Theory Grade 2—Ist class honors, Mat city. Mips I,. Dundass, Leadbury, Pass- Wins Fo?:ioringhamc o! Moose,jaw, Miss F:. 1VIcCutchcon, first son. Sash ., visited Wingham friends re• Miss Gidlcy is the first sttudent in Sentry. Huron county to obtain the A. T. C. Dr. Agnew and son Alex. of, ,!ed - Id. tiplonta of the London, Eng., Cel - !eine Ilat., .111,a, visited .recently lege of Music. widh the Doctor's parents, Mr; and I Mrs. John Agnew. • A Useful Man Gone came from Brandon, Man„ to atband The dollo\vin refers to an uncia of the funeral of the former's father, have re 'man Edward Bos l.d . Sthe lace , Mr. J. W. Kilbride, Clinton, district turned home, Mt Ed. Fo'.'er has purchased from Mr. Mulch his house on Shuler street. Rev. E. R. and Mrs. Lockhart and Miss Nina "Lockhart of Vancouver, B. HOSIERY, .REDUCED TO 19c` Five dozen embroidered Lisle hose in black, only,'. all:sizes. Would' be good value at 35c A' pair, Satur- day 19e. Mr. and Mrs. John Bosman, who representative' of the Internal onat (Harvester Conipaany . Winnipeg, Aug. 7.—Mystery sur- rounds .the death of i, W. Driscoll, who died caessing a car track in ivho d;Ctl crossing a car track in f?. have been visiting Mr. and lits. front of a north Main street oar }es- R. Lockhart of Catharine. street. le ;'lay afternoon. He either fainted Miss Bartle Haines, after visiting or was struck by the car. TiLis lat- herparents, lir. and Mrs. Arthur ter statement is denied by the crow (Haines, has gone on a vtslt to fri- ef the trolley. 'rhe coroner is int• orals' in Clearwater, Man. Mr, Driiseoll is a well-known fig- ure about the city, and was highly respected. IIe lived he:.a 20 years• diad at Bclfourttain altos a ,inert, During 'Mat time he was manager of the McCrary Stove Wot s. 1 ucsi ag 1,11e Empress of Britain left Om - Bornneev was his 71st birthday. Born in Ireland, Aug. 5, 1841, Mr, bee with her cargo and complete Driscoll cane •: to Canada with his Crew. parents in 1853, and settled in Lon- rwa t s o mo✓ud Wm, Gran?, a Ferran raid veteran, illness. don. Shortly afterwards h to Kincardine, where he went into (the hardware business, and later bay Caine connected with the Me.(,lary Manufacturing Company, of London. When the company decided to open a -branch factory in Winnipeg 113 11882, they sent J. W. Driscoll to take chase of it, IIe was manager of the local concern up to 1008, in which year, having seen the factory Oise to be ,one of the leading estab- lishments of the city, he retired Iron) 'business. Four sons and trhree daughters 'survive, Wingham James Harold Webb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rich. Webb, passed away last week, after an Illness of about two years. His parents end one sister sur- vive. , Messrs D. Sproat and Dan. Geedes have gone on a two months' tour of the West. Wingham ]f based for himself Di Lwin has purc a new car and is having a garage built. Miss Christina McTavish, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dougal McTavish, was wedded on Wednesday of Iast week to Mr. James Robinson of Moose Jaw, Sask. On Wednesday morning last Miss Lydia Kew was untied in marriage to Mr.' 0. E. Flemming of Fergus. The wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Win. Field. After a trip up the lakes, Mr. Mrs. Flemming will' re. side in Fergus where the former is G. T. R. agent .S NESS AND. D structors ;SubJ�ks•faught.4y' expert is - at the 1, •"'li', rA r '- �i. , ati Pee, :,QN . LONDON. , S ents assisted=to positions, College tudpo g in session• frontSept. 3rd.: ,Catalogue free, Enter any' time. J. W. Westervelt J. W. Westervelt, Jr. Principal is'I' tterredAccountint. Canada has`.'i'nwfted Jit, Jlpn, Win., stbn ,;Churchill and. ether British Jfin, •Rom aex e DomL t t 'r" to 'sit h 'du7nd thd1' av t debate. � P Chester- 1 . The British st4ea'mer Manchester a ',Venter "'OW "lif, at St.` Jolla's, `(fid., ; 1i ' a With an tee, damn ed.. iii"^col isro g bergsin iai•log:•'last Wednesday. The D.Iuth-steved'ores'leaders have U X, f . Pre workers ,o. oin Induced tcoa>s,\and l them; and a general strike is threat- . erect, The. Privy .Council coniums- the. de- eision of the Supreine'Court that the `' - L'ancester''Marriage bill. Is ultra vire A TRIP TO THE COAST, VIA OANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY At this season of the year a great many are planning• their summer va- cation. What could be more delight- ful then a journey thi'u the Canadian Rockies to Vancouver? A trip of this nature affords the traveller an oppor- tunity of learning the wonderful re- sources and opportunities throughout Western Canada, besides enjoying the world's greatest scenery in the Cana- dian Rocky Mountains, where the Canadian Pacific have established palatial hotels which afford every possible comfort to the tourist. , The Canadian Pacific is the logical route to the West, affording the finest and fastest train se rvice equipment a R Route — no 1 tnadi .n nu A1C tt is the only no clsnngt of cars all equipment is owned end open tied by the CPR , affording the highest form of efficiency dining -car service up.to-unite in every modern elet. • also operating taint I:tr t pnnc�u I g tric.lighted comp;u tment library ob- serv'ation cars 011 transcontinental trains— only lines operating through standard and tourist sleeping cars to ' Winnepeg anti Vancouver. It would be to theadvantage of any person contemplating a holiday trip of any description to consult nearest U. P.R. Agent for illustrated literature and full particulars, or write M. G. Mt'phy, District Pdssenger Agent, Toronto. The Besses 0' the Barn Band of Cheltenham, England. 'This is one of the finest brass bands of the world. The Glendale Troupe in the wonderful Aerial and Trapese Acts, The Bragger Bros., the tunny `sten, the La Belle and the Troupes in their Comedy Tramboline and wire acts, the Martel lonis Troupe, the greatest acrobats in r s R the Seabe Riding g America, and e Combination and Equestrienne Act, both doable and single. Hans and his mule will snake a laugh for every move andhe'smoving all the time.In addition to all this there will be extra good speed events every afternoon and a magnificent programme of fireworks each night. The fireworks will consist of 50 pieces each night, including a very exciting moturcycle race and con- cluding with the wonderful production The Bombardment of Tripoli, The Mid- way will consist of a large numder of good clean shows and will be instruc- 1 USG Cir:" I WILL USE _SIT J e. 4„, /Alia 1O/'�`�/�'' y- -L�- r�� ��•. Til/ �' l' /1/.rF,F,, a age THE SASh'ATCHEWf1N ELECTION SASR'ATCFIE WAN Now you know where I stand-Recifrocity and "2 in z"; combination of liquid and paste in one smooth 'paste. - Best by test SHOE POLIS Gives a; brilliant water -. proof shine.' that won't' soil the clothes. •Ioc. OURPRESENT SPECIALS . S - SNAP FOR THOSE WANTING TO PAINT Having a surplus stock oif some shades of paint= enamels, etc. -we are going over our stock and will next le ne put on 'sale ealist of the colors to beweek, 'give In the face of an advancing market, both in white lead and oil, it will be good buying. ' Harland Bros. Stoves, Hardware and Novelties SPECIAL SALE of LAWN ANO VERANDAH FUONITURE. 7 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 W. Waiker Furniture Dealer and. Undertaker Residence Phone 140 1. a 1 1 You Ran No Disk We have confidence in our our WATCHES as the result of long EXPERIENCE. We guarantee them because they are ALL RIGHT both as regards QUALITY AND PRICE. Let Us Show You Them. W. R. COUNTER Jeweler, Clinton ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES.. 1 i NATIONALPOEN'TRTLAN D CEM Is a little the best going, but we don't charge. any more for it, A fresh carload just in. ANDREWS To ANY ;NEW SUBSCRIBER .i[V CANAD,A THE NRWS-RECORD W•ILL BE SENT--, e,eudof1912 for 25a.