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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1928-09-06, Page 4THURSDAY? SEPTE1V03E 0, 1923' THE CI.INTON-NEW S RECORD COOPER'S STORE •' NEWS The nmgie of style—who can deny its appeal°: The , acry > • Pall fur coat, silhouette no longer, f:avorr the absolutely straight line effect only uut tsloconcedes to a slightly moulded hipline-- slcivcs cnd collars ha'sb interestingly displayed and decidedlydiffermrt 'The,r(W iiiodc up:i1.11y fast iontgl luxuriously �.'•',i= now offered in all its interogling style variations. 2 eticuious, fascinating detail idalces every e of these coats 'a masterpiec, of workman- ip. Remarkable values at the modest price 'of $15.00 TO $50.00 Whatever your need be it a sport dress or a dinner gown—five can supply you, Whatever your type—There are dresses here that will become you, Whatever you purse—these dresses are within your means. The Store With the Stock A. T. COOPER, Clinton Tree Sherlock -Manning Pianos How .About Treating Your- self to a NANO? T J. MeNEIL Clinton's Musical Instrument Representative Always at Your Service Box 113 or Phone 273, Clinton And Mr. and Mrs. Victor Burt and family of London Tett—timed to their homes on alai day after haying spent the .week -end r,ith their another, Mrs. F. V4 • Bilker. ,Miss 'Agnes' anis Mas- ter Craig Kerr of Port Whitby, who. have been visiting Mrs. Baker" for the past month accompanied itlr.' hurl Mrs. York' to Toronto. Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Livingston and family of Waterloo and Dr. incl Mrs. R. L. Shields and family of Kitchen- er left on'Monday atter having spent the season in Jew;ett's Grove. Mr, and Mrs,. J._ H.Dohhie and. 1 family returned to Kitchener oil Tues- day, after having 'spent August in Deer Lodge Park. Mr. and Mrs. David' Hastingsand family have returned to Galt after having spent the season in pear lE agfiieicl Mt. and Mrs. McDonald and Master Bobby Vail of Detroit, are visiting Mas. McDonald's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weston. Mg. ancl.Mas.' Percy Dyment and .two daughters of Foydson, Mich., spent the week -end with Mrs. Dy ment's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Tippet. Miss Agnes McIntyre, who has spent the summer with Mrs. john Heard, returned to her home in Lon- don on Tuesday. • Mrs. Jane Heard left on Tuesday' to visit her son, Mr. J. Leonard Heard in Clinton. Mr. Fred Crane spent the week -end in the village. Mrs. Crane and child • ren w'ho have spent the past Month with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard Weston, aceompanied bion home to Detroit on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Daly of Lon- den Were the guests of Dr. and Mrs, 1V, J. Tillmann over the week -end. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ord anti babe e....•.aea. • returned to their home in Wiodeor an s Creal i F r WE RECOGNIZE QUALITY and DISTRIBUTE THE CASH ACCORDINGLY at CLINTON CREAMERY, .CLINTON PHONE 145 SEAFORTH BRANCH, SEAFORTH PRONE 102 CLINTON BRANCH, CLINTON', ONTARIO PHONE 190 Gunn, Langlois & Co., Limited HEAD OFFICE — MONTREAL, QITM Tuesday after having spent the sea- son in l±Txs. M. Ross' cottage, "Sum- R-2nn." Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Courters of De- troit were guests on Friday at the Albion Hotel. Mrs. Shannon of Toronto and her daughter, Mrs. Jennings of London, are spending a two weeks vacation at the former's cottage. . lVrea and Mrs. A. J. Erantz,:Detroit, Miss Ella May Meyers, Toledo, Ohio, , -Messrs. Iron and Kennedy, "Flint; C: . Frost, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs, John Greyer and son Walter F. Greyer of Columbus,, Ohio, were holiday visitor;: at the Albion Rotel.. ' Miss Thelma Ritz left on Monday to spend a week in Detroit and Flint before resuming her studies at the Clinton Schooloof Commerce. Mr. N. Tilker of the, Standard Bank 'left on Saturday for a two week's va- cation. Mrs. J. III, McLeod and Miss Lucy R. Woods returned on Friday after having visited with Mrs. Gee. Young in Port Stanley for a fortnight. Rev. and Mrs R. H. F. Gairdner and daughter Betty left on Thursday last for Washington Pa., after having spent a month with the former's bro- ther, Mr. ro-ther,'Mr. J. T. Gairdner. Mr. Win. L. Metcalf motored from Bailin, N. Carolina, to spend his va- cation with his parents, Mrs. Met- calf, who was visiting her son, accom- panied him home. - Mr. David Dewar left on Saturday for Chalk River,Ont., where ho has been engaged as principal of the Public School. - . Misses Annie and Gwen Elliott re- turned to Toronto on Saturday by motor the former to resume her dut- ies on the Toronto Public School staff, Misses Elva and Anna Dewar re- turned on Monday to, resume their duties on the Toronto' Public school staff. Miss Ethel Jowett left on Sunday for New Dundee where she, has been. re-engaged as 'assistant teacher in the Continuation Sehool. Miss Jean Woods accompanied her and ,spent Monday in Galt. .Mr. and Mrs. A. Suppniek and ti:o daughters, Holley Louise and Carol; returned to their home in Detroit on Monday after having spent the sea- son with Mrs. Holley at Holley Lodge, Miss Mina Proctor of Toronto spent the holiday ;with her aunt, Mrs. G,eo. King.' a3 Mr: and, Mrs. Eric York, of Toronto, Duro Water System capacities are greater --Prices are lower. Duro gives you more water ata lower price. Long -life, care -free service guaranteed. A kitchen sink with running water .' under strong pressure -=a mod- ern bathroom—an up-to-date laun- dry—plenty of faucets in convenient places — all available with a Duro Water System. Think what this means in comfort and convenience inyour suburban ar farm home. Duro systems can be used with deep wells, shallow wells, cisterns or springs. They may be driven from high line current, farm light plant or gasoline engine. Installation quick. and easy. Duro-ize your country home. Let us recommend the right water sys- tem of the proper capacity for your requirements.No obligation. The Empire Brass Manufacturing Co., Limited London, Toronto, Winnipeg, Vancouver For Sale By: SUTTER & PERDUE, CLINTON ..,;.vim• , , .... Pressure Water Systems Dr, and Mrs. S. N. Best; and family have returned to London atter hav- ing spent the season in -Deer Lode Paris. Miss 'Rooth Houston of London was. home fel: the week -end and holiday. A very unique, enjoyable and in, syiring'service was held on the even- ing 4,f August 30th in St. Andrew's church.' Rev. H. II. Savage of First Baptist church, Pontiac, Mich., *as tho speaker, and held the large over.- flow'audience in rapt attention as he unfolded the many: striking charact- eristics in :the life of Joseph ,and ap- plying very aptly to -the needs .of the day. At the close of the sermon sev- eral expressed'their desire to yield up their lives to Christ, and others re- sponded to appeal for a re -dedication of their lives to Christian. service. Rey Mr. Elliott of Goderich led in prayer, the choir sang a very suitable anthem. The male quartette also gave a number. The service was specially fitting as it was the re -opening after decoration, The decoratinig was the gift to the congregation of Mrs. Wal- ter Bong. The .choir.. loft was i.e.- modelled the work all being done free by members of 'the congregation. Mrs..A. C. Brandon was called to Wiingham last week owing to the ser- ions illness of her another, Mrs. Bloom field, who passed to rest on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brandon and fam- ily returned on Tuesday evening after having attended the funeral. Dr. and Mrs. Newton -Brady were called to Sarnia on Wednesday to the bedside of the latter's father, Mr. D. McDonald, who died on Wednesday evening afterr but a days illness. The funeral was field on Saturday, inter- ment being made in Maitland cemet- ery, Goderich, Mrs. D. McDonald,Mr. Brough Mc- Donald of Sarnia and Mr. Redmond McDonald of Ottawa visited with Dr. and Mrs. Newton -Brady on Saturday and Sunday.:- • • Mrs, V. Dodds and family of Strat- ford, Mac. Spay and,,family and Mrs. •0. L. Clark and family of London, who have been occupying Robt. IIeard's cottages at Sunset Point, have returned'to their homes. ily ofe Windsor spent the reek -card with the ltitter's smother, Mrs Agnes Currie. ilIrs. J. Pearson and littlesonspent a week in Toronto.. Mr. and Mrs. J. Dixon and" daugh- ter Carrie, spent the week end and holiday with their elder daughter, Mrs. F, H. Paull, Rev. and Mrs. T'. H. Paull accompanied- them to Galt on Monday and spent a couple of days in Toronto. Master James Fisher returned to Waterloo on Friday after having spent a eosiple oi'. days iii Toronto. Master, James' Fisher returned to Waterloo on Friday -:after having spent the holidays with his aunt, Mrs, F. A. Edwards. Mr...Jas. A. Cameron, Miss Isobel and Master Evans Cameron returned to their home in Toronto on Saturday, after- having spent the .summer with the formers brother, ,John, R. •Canner- RIB -ROIL f House roofs-Lasting,inexpensive 1.100E your house or cottage with Rib -Roll. Handsome to look at ... increases value of roporty...lastirig... col - hate ,cleanrainwater, banishes leaks... ideal for houses, bands dbodd,. warehouses,. Schools, churches, public buildings._ Give size of roof for free.eetimate, Writes E><1 Feil .m,ied� PRESTON, ONT. Successor to Metal Shinsle & itod.Siding Co. .. Lm Mrs. Allan Pye and two children are visiting her mother, Mrs. C. Wid- cornbe. Miss Beer and Mr. Jas. Ferguson of London were the guests of the lat- ter's mother,. Mrs, 1V1. Ferguson', ov- er the week -end and Labor Day. Mu. and Mrs. Wm. Eagleson and Luella and Harold Eagleson, who have been visiting the former's sister, Mrs. Jane Heard, and other, relatives in the district, returned to Aberdeen, S. Dak., last' week. They were accom- panied by Ninian W. W. Heard, who will spend some time with them in Aberdeen. , b, -' Mr.' and Mrs. Lloyd M'akins and babe and Mr. and 'Mrs. Chas. Toms motored to Unioh, Ont., and spent Sunday with the latter's brother. Miss Alma McKay of Toronto spent the week -end with her parents. Miss Ethel Gemeinhardt and Mr. Gilbert Knight of Toronto were week -end guests of the former's par- ents Mir, and Mrs,' F. 0. Gemein- Miss M. Clark and Miss M. Rudd of Clinton 'spent the week -end and Labor Day, in Mrs. Treblecoek's cot- tage. ottage.. Miss ,Lola r Rllidtt and Miss Chris- tiansen'of Detroit spent the holiday with the former's 'mother, Mrs. M. Elliott. Misses Peggy, Nora, and Jean and Master Bill: Balkwell returned to London on Tuesday after having spent the summer with Miss Norah Fer- guson. ' Little Miss Peggy Boyd of Long- ford Mills is visiting her grandthoth- er, Mrs. Geo. W. Woods. - Mrs. F. V. Martin and two little children, Miss Norma Brown and Master Bud Brown, Mrs. E. Martin, Mrs. Sloman and Masses Jean Levy and Beatrice Chulick left. on Tues- day for their homes in Detroit, Miss `Elizabeth Cameron, who has visited in St. Catherines, returned home on Tuesday night, Lir. Will Caineron'having motored to Stratford to meet her., Miss Nina Heard left on Monday to take charge of her school near Clinton, . C"-.4..4:,9w0,114,*4•n.c.ip+wsr.To•a.'r•cm-um1,.v.mroo.l•eaaw o,m+ns•arnam•rav s.sva aaaas•vo.n ma $elni 1 of -Co i 'therce CLINTON, * ONTARIO Offers you a Ia,:retrca1et73usiness Training that has made it pos- sible for our scores el ‘students to. Obtain and hold positions demand- ing a high standard of efficiency, ,TIiIERR IS A POSITION WAITING' FOR YOU Courses: Secretarial, Stenographic, Commercial, General Office, Civil, Service, Commercial Teachers' Course and Special Courses arranged. You cannot attend a better school. Why not attend this? School reopens Sept. dth, 1028. Write today for information.' B. F. WARD, B.A., M. Accts., Principal PHONE 198 M. A. Stone, Com, Specialist, Vice. Principal 76 -ft. ra��eaoa Stewart-Warn'''s° Radio Two only :last years model live tube radixes. Price complete $100.00 each. Regular price $'.1.40.00. No more at this price.. One loud speaker, new $15.00, Original price, .$35:00. One loud speaker, $ T.00, regular price, $13.50, See the up-to-date six tube batteryless requires no aerial. Price $142.00, Complete with tubes and loud speaker,; $200.00. B,- Battery eliminators, price $40;00 each. Burgess oversize B. Batteries are the best. Price $10.00 at pair. Radio Sets repaired. • Satislactron' guaranteed or no charge. - . Aa " a °VES CLINTON Mr, and Mrs. Percy Weston of Sitchener spent the •holiday with the former's parents. Guests at •the Ritz Hotel for -the past week were: Mr. J. E. Hawkins and Mr. C. Henry, London; Wm. And- ' rew, Exeter; Mr. and Mrs. .3. D.1 Marshall and son, Mr. H. J: Payne and Miss Dora Payne Akron, Ohio; 1 Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Millar and claugh- teer, Walkeryille; D. Hanson, G. Wyatt, D. Muir, H: Kemp, B. L. Mc - 'Lean, V. G. Kemp, Wm. Faris, Wm. 1 J. Kemp and B. L. McNellis, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Albert Lloyd, Strat-1 ford; Miss Vera King, Washington,' D. C.; Misses G. and B. Porter; Rich -1 mond, Va., Mr. and Mrs. We B. Ken -1 dail and babe, 'Mr. and Mrs. M. F.. Manor and children and Mr. and Mrs. D. Crawford and family, Flint, Mich. Mas. Kate Bingley and Miss Asia Bingley returned to their home in De- troit on Sunday after having spent the summer with Misses M. Rathwell ., and R. Taylor. Mrs: T. B. Stephen- son and little Margaret of Winnipeg, who were also their guests, accom- panied her mother and sister to De- troit. Mas. John D, Woods isvisiting her brother, Mr. Jas. Blair, in Goderich township. Mr. Nesbitt Woodsleft on Monday to resume his teaching duties on the Toronto Public School Staff. Thursday, September the thirteenth will be observed as Bayfield Civic Holiday. Miss Izetta Merner left on Sunday for New Dundee to resume her duties as - principal of. the continuation school; ]Miss Grace Jowett is attending Col- legiate in London. Amongst those who have spent the summer season intheir-cottages and returned to their homes during the last few days are: Dr. and Mrs. W.J. Tillmann and family; Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Glass 'ani' two daughters, Dr. and Mrs, N. 13. Alexander and son, George, Dr, and .Mrs. E, T. White, Mr. and -.Mrs. E. Manness and son Billy, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Robinson and family, Mr. and Mrs. 0. 13. Chap- man and family, Mr. and Mrs. W. Cotton, Joan and Bud, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Oates and family, Dr. and Mrs. S. M. Thomas and family, Mrs. H Tanner and .daughter Josephine, 1VI.r. and Mrs. Jos, Fitzgerald, London;. Mr. and Mrs. R. Oar, Mr. and Mrs. 5, R. 1VicConlcey, Margaret' and Joe Me- •Clennan,, Miss Nankin, Mary and Jinn Rankin, Stratford; ;1D, and Mrs. Thornton 1VZusterd and family; Mr. and 1VIrs,, W. D. Stevenson and :family Toronto; Mr, . and Mrs. L. Ff..Day, Jean and Jim Day and 1Vilisse,s Dranin, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stanbury and, family and Dr. and Mrs, Carne!: Atkinson and, family, Exeter. Dar. and Mrs. L. 13. Smith and babe of London, Wm. E. Parker, Mr. and Mrs. K. Ring and little Harold of Sarnia were home Inc the week -end and holiday. Mrs. King, little Harold and Miss Gwen Birt, R. N. of St. Thomas 'remained to -spend a` week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Parker, ' Mr. E. A. Featherston left on Fri- day for Naicom, Sask, Mi.. and Mrs. 0. Sullivan of Lon- don , are occupying Dr. Tilhnann's cottage, Longue line. Mrs, M. McCauley and son Gordon of Sault Si. Marie are visiting her aunt, Miss Einily,;Osmond. School : opened on Tuesday morning' with a good ;s.ttendance. Miss Down- ing of Beachville is supplying for Miss Gerrie who is not able to be here this week owing to the illness of her brother:' Mr. and MTs. W. McBride and £aro- Varna Mr. and. Mrs. I. Schell and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd H. Schell and little son of Detroit, who have been spending their two weeks vacation at Reading Pennsylvania, Buffalo, Atlantic City, and other points, spent the week -end and holiday at the homy of Mrs. Floyd Schell's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Al- fred Austin, Varna. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Manes and baby Ross, motored from Toronto and spent the past couple of weeks with the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo; Connell, returning to Toronto on Saturday. They were accompanied by Miss Delia.Findlay of Holmesville, who will spend'some time with them. GODERICH: Mrs. R. Thompson, Goderich, announces the engagement of her daughter, lVfildred, to Mr. Jos- eph Young, of Detroit, son of Mr, Mid Mrs. Gordon Young, of Auburn. The marriage to take place early'in' Sep- tember. 1 See the LITY. sir, .► odyStyle f r very'. siness Need - rg OME in and see the new Chevrolet Utility Truck 1 It has everything you want — un- usual pulling .power—remarkable performance — amazing handling ease — and outstanding economy of ownership and operation. The leading body builders, working in co-opera- tion with Chevrolet, have produced for the Chevrolet chassis a very wide range of body types to meet the individual needs of every busi. ness. Farmers, grocers, bakers, builders, con, tractors, druggists, cleaners, laundries, depart- ment stores, florists, hardware merchants -- all will find bodies designed especially to meet their particular needs. Come in today for a trial load demonstration. 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