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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1924-09-11, Page 8Clinton THU, 4Y, T.;?fln, CLIN'TON'S LEADINGJEWELLRY STORE VETERAN TAILORSimenesenseeenneenstneenerenarrentenetamenneewententaint PHONE 224-W 4,1 y5 y n r ` Er il�iflrylVAlpghssOm 1111119NNIla,, II IRMI,asl j{;$tfA W, a 444111 lloItNow Now is the time to have your old Furnace overhauled or a new Sunshine installed Eavetroughing, Roofing, Etc. '`' • HARDWARE' PLUMBING Perdu. ELECTRIC. TVIRING School Text Books and Supplies: YOU ARE INVITED TO INVES, MATE THE MERITS OF OUR STOCK WE 'ASK THIS :WITH NOT A, LITTLE -ASSURANCE THAT THE' ADVANTAGE WILL BE A MUTUAL ONE. �..®Fair Ca 'Often the Cheapest—,Always the Best il' :il 1 =, _g0i0IU 511, 1111111511 I IN,.. Mn. J. P. Sheppard visited London Fair this week. Mr. Jaasies Connolly of Goderich was in town on Monday, Miss Florence `Rorke was in Gode rich over the week=end. Misses Marion and Amy Andrews were in London yesterday. Miss Margaret Plunrsteel' visited frterlds in Goderich over the week - Miss Gertrude Fowler, who is teeth- ing at Lucknow, was home over the week -end. • Dr. H. S. Brown left Saturday to take a post -graduate arse in sur- gery in Chicago. Miss Clara Steepe spent the week- end with her aunt, Mrs, Charles Cox of Goderich. Mr. (Kenneth Rorke 'spent last week - with friends in Toronto and visit- ing the Big Fair. Misses Ida and Ruth Walkinshaw re- turned on Monday` after a Creek's' vacation at Toronto. Mrs. John Clufl spent the week -end at the home of her ran, Mr. Robert Chuff of the .Bayfield line, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Alpine, Mich. mbtored over and are visiting Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Atkinson. Mrs. Janes Webster and Miss Belle Webster of Londeboro, are visiting Mr. and,IMrs, G. E. Saville, Miss Hodgen of Parkhill has return- ed to town to resume her coruse at the Clinton School of Commerce. Mr. Harold Lawson of the •Morrish Clothing Co., is holidaying. He is taking in London Fair this week. Mr, Mervin Elliott, who travels for the McCormick people, spent the weak -end with his parents in town. Miss Jennie East of Detroit is 'visit- ing her aunt, Mrs: R. Horsley, and other friends in town and vicinity.. Mr. A..1. McMurray is spending this 'week in London exhibiting machine: . ry for the International Harvester Co. Mrs. M. Snyder' and Miss C. Agnew spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and' Mrs, Alf. Jervis, Relines ville Mrs., Ephraim Brown has been spend- ing tha past week at Auburn as the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Law- son, Mr. and Mrs. E. Prescott of Tor.. onto were Week -end guests at the; home of Mie. end, Mrs. A. Mc- Murray. Mn. and 'Mrs, W. T. Herman and children have returned after a va- cation • spent ' at Ailsa Craig• and Parkhill Rev. J. E. Hogg and Mr. B. R. Hig- gins attended the meeting of, the Huron Presbytery in Exeter: on Tuesday. Kr. George McKenzie, manager' of the Sterling Bank, Dungannon, was' the week -end guest°of• his parents in town. essrS .Norman Counter,. Erie Reid, Will Muteh and Kenneth Rorke mo- tored to London on Tudsday to take in the Western Fair, diss Luella' Walkinshaw returned to Toronto last week after spending her vacation at her home here aim; with friends in London. Liss Margaret Wiseman, , who has been connected with the Customs Department, ,Ottawa, for some years, is visiting at her home in town. , Mr. Harvey Potter has returned•to Toronto after spending a few days at his home an, town. He spent the summer in hospital work in New York and Brooklyn, Min .George Middleton, who has been assisting 2n Iiovey's drug store for the. past uoripie of years, leaves this week for Toronto to take e. course in Pharmacy. Mr. 'Ralph alph W.. Wlade, who has been. visiting relative&in Clinton' and einaty for the 'past fortnight or so, left ,Saturday for his home at•Bar- nard, North Dakota, Mn. and Macs, John Howson left Mon- day on their return journey to Van-: couver,•B.'C. Mr, and Mrs. How- son eaine east by motor in the early :summer ' and are returning the same' way. Mrs. Torrance, Mrs: Saville; Mrs. Verner, Mrs. ,James Scott, Mrs, W. D Fair and Mrs. J. E. Hogg were in attendance at the annual conference of the Huron Presbyter- ial of the ,W'.,M. S., held in Exeter on Tuesday, Dr. R. G. and Mrs: Struthers and little Misses Muriel and Eleanor and Baby Isobel spent the week -end as the guests of Mrs. Struthers' bro- ther, Mr, A.. T. Cooper. They lelc Monday for Toronto and on Friday.` Ieave forthewest, Dr, Struthers going to Chiooga- 1 o take 'a short ,medical course, and Mr,. 'Struth- ers and children ' ail to 0n oto ,• California, where ;he will visa; h, , sistors. In'Novembss tliey leave an their return journey io, C Ina,, 'where Do, Struthers is a medical +ssissionaryunder the 3Lssidn Board of the Presbyterian; Church, totwootwaolvtiwthosommmtvoomsoot NeiTs We welcome our many customers back from their Ho da and in roduce a few of our ,hew fall goods Half cup butter, 1 cup sugar, 2 eggs, half cup prune juice, 1 cup prunes (chopped), .'1: teaspoonful soda' (dissolvd in prune Juice), 1+ cups ;flour ( .easu.re before siftin i, 1 -tea- spoonful baking powder, .half cup nuts (chopped), g teaspoon-, ful nutmeg. Cook Prunes, use juice, Can be cooked in layer' and put together 'with boiled icing. Prunes in cans, del Monte Groceteria Specials for This Week per tin 40e Big Specials in Teas 10 lbs Granulated sugar Black tea in bulk 48c Hursley tea 58c 10 bars soap Our own tea 68e 2 lbs Seeded raisins Monarch` extra special - 75c' 5 ib pail Lard 10 lbs Rolled. Oats Tea market strong,' buy now Fresh Salmon Trout Bodleys' marshmallow cakes Smiles' an' Chuckles Buy a Photo Card while they Cash & Carry 2 Deliveries W. T 97c 65c 25c $1,00 39c per Ib 20c 20c per lb 6Oc last and get your Photo for 25c Phone 34 'Bie l HIGH GRADE MILLINERY The mode for the Autumn Season is now ready and our com- plete Stock of dress and street hats are more striking and effective than ever. The richly toned colors --- The new favors of trimming, These and many other fashion ideas invite your Interest. The Vogue Kippe'!2 Miss Mary Moore of Thamesford has been on a visit with her brother, William, of the. village. IM'r. W: W. Cooper, with Mrs. Cooper, has been wending a week with their son and family. Mrs. Cooper ',returned to London on Sat- urday. wMr, Cooper remained for another week. Mr. Welter McBeth, who has been very ill hat tllinton Hospital, is recov- ering, We are glad to state. Me, Wm. Moore, Mr. J. White - comb and family were visitors to London Fair on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs: What. . Hay of Nia- gara, FaI1s, Ont., who had (been vis- iting the lady's mother, Mrs.' J. C. McLean, and sister, Jean, have re- turned home. The flower show under, the auspices of the Horticultural Society held in the' s o school loomf o the Presbyterian n chugch 1 Saturday afternoon n and even- ing Was well attended. A targe num- ber exhibit4d and it was- a most de lightful social gathering, the room being a bower of beauty. Some .taro blooms were shown by the flower lo- vers of this section. a1Lr. Percy Clark and family of Windsor are spending the weak with his mother, . Mrs. Wm, Anderson. They visited friends in Seeforth on Tuesday. Mrs, Fraser of Oxford, Mich., is visiting her sister, Mrs. John :work- man, , and her. mother, Mrs. Jehn An- derson. There was no service ; in the Me- thodist church on Sunday owing .to anniversary services held at the Go- shen line appointment. 71-2. Alfred W. Anderton Organist St. Jaanes Church, London. 'Lessons in Voice, Piano, Organ, and Theory. Pupils prepared for all grades Toronto Conservatory examin- ations. Studio -lifts. J E. Cook's Albert Street, Clinton. 'Phone 54. 71-tf. PORE COMB HONEY FOR SALE . a CLOVER HONEY in one pound sections, price 25 cents per section_. Free delivery in Clinton. 'Shipments made oft no les than 24 sections, express extra. Orders may be left at The News - Record Offieee. IRVING BROTHERS APIARY snag, C.N.R. Depot CLINTON, ONTARIO. 30-tf. heating Needs When contemplating a new heating system or having your, o1d one repair- ed, get our prices. Also anything in Ranges or Heaters. . The best snakes always en' hand at exceptionally low prices. >Fl�fltlivi>ape Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Hard- ware and fxlass`alw h Mr. James 'Connolly of Goderich was here last week and sold the house and lot belonging to the cheese fac- tory lo.1\ r. M; 'Stock, who has been occupying it. The factory building is also nor sale. •What might: have proved a very serious 'accident happened on the Hohnesville hill on Tuesday evening.., Rev. James Hamilton, Mrs. Ham - Mon and Mrs. Morrow were on their way iroatt Exeter;• where they had been attending the Presbytery and Presbyterial meetings. When they were pretty nearly up' the hill the engine stalled and, the 'brakes not being in very good working, order, the car began ,hacking down and kept going until it struck the fence at the bottom of the embankment many feet] deep.- Fortunately the car did not tip and the ocdupants were unhurt.' The fender Was bent and one wheel wrenched off, which was all the dam- age done to the car. ' Mr. Bert Trewartha motored the party home and later the car was towed to Gode- rich for repairs. It was 'almost a ninaculou e cape fur the Occupants of this ear. eA. V Weldon, ',pastor of -the, M t iodi, t church, lake up 'tike question of tompe •an„e at the morn- ing service on Sunday. THREE OF A.I IND Buffalo Bill has the wild west show, With rough riders from every land; Ringling Brothers have the circus; Advertised so great and grand. One claims this, the other 'claims that; Both aro worth going' to see; But when it conies to setting up stoves Tom;lIaw(ins is the roan for ME. He takes them down, cleans them up, And analces'.them good' as new; His prices are right—not out of sight; He is also the man for YOT7. Cor ittance . Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Riley, Miss Marr. Lha Coot MT. Fa ink Riley and Mr. GaorgeZ iley `sr. inotore , d to Strat- lord on Tuesday of last week to sr e Kiobnon and Stratford plav football Furniture Department Our Bargains, advertised for August, still hold good while the stock lasts.. Hardware. Department Now is the time to look your old roofs over. We have all kinds of Brantford roofing and siding at all prices. Let u3 -'figure on your job. Reduced prices on Screen Doors, Windows, Screens, New Per- fection Oil Cook Stoves, Ovens and Stepladders. Mixed nails one to six inches long at $3.00 per 100 pounds. A few second hand ranges lin good condition, for coal or wood, at low prices. Before going any further with your heating problem can on .us' and we will give you estiinates for a heating systemthat is absolute ly goaranteod. Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co THE STORES WITTI A STOCK Hardware 105 Furniture Phone; 104 CUR elle, & SHIPLEY VINEGAR—Do Do not rISIClY is o r y pickles to inferior grades of vinegar. Buy the best quality. It pays. We guarantee our vinegar and our prices are the best. CAULIPLOWIER, SILVER SKIN ONIONS PICKLERS & CUCUMBERS Redpath's best granulated for the ,preserving requirements.- . It in- sures your fruit Iteeping. PROMPT 'SERVICE QUALITY GOODS LOW PRICES THE C. &S. GROCERS Main Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Store, Phone 125 J. SCRANT 11N COAD After several years of interrupted service our Old Line Coal Companies, the D. L. & W. and D, & H. are now shipping us coal regularly, and coal of superior quality to anything that has been re- ceived i ve n Ontario years. SUMMER P {"' ICES are new on; and while it is warm these days let it remind you that when Summer conies Winter is sure to follow, L T US HAVE YOUR ORDER Place your order with the flint that has always made a special effort to, supply what you want when you want it, whether Winter or Summer, much or little, Egg or Stove. We can give you service on any of the following iClr rite Coke Egg Pocahontas Stove Domestic L¢wiip Chestnut • Cannel Pea Coal S mitt ng We also have on hand a fresh carload of CANADA CEMENT and a variety of choice WOOD. ' At 13RUCEFIELD YARD we have in stock Chestnut, Stove, Coke, Cement, Lumber and`Sllinglesc J. . x''astard Ceal -Cal Blyth: • Do: and Mrs,, W." :Jame§ d 'Toronto, son � of Mr,`. Sainttel Cole; Milne, Blyth,. announce the 'engage- 1 Sarnia, the Marriage to -'take place anent of their ounger. daughter, Sara in: St. A'ndrew's church on 'October? Le Moyne, to Mr. A. Murray, Cole, res. 5 IS f, ,�,.'s �., ' A Watch purchased from us means a reliable timepiece. We; can sell you a watch that is reliable and in a case ate. that is guaranteed '1 OUR REPAIRING DEPARTMENT . If your watch or clock needs re. p«icing we can do the work and give satisfaction. We can also repair;jew- ' elery and rings R. H. JK rHNSON a'ewelier and Optician Next Hove 's Drug rug storm C. H. VENNER, Electrician Electric Ranges, fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Funs and other Appliances Wiring andRepairs:. Phone l5xw Three Special . Lines 'r m the New Fall Stock LADIES SILK AND WOOL HOSE AT $1 OO This is a •beautiful line of hosiery and ;wonderful value at the price; . It comes in all ' the new shades: Congo, Log. Cabin, CIeri- cal Grey, and also in the. plain shades such as Black, Brown and Grey. NEW WASHABLE SUEDE GLOVES AT 75c AND 'UP These Gloves are made by one of Canada's largest glove snanu- feeturers and'eoine as all the new shades, and this year are .double' tipped which give extra wear. See the guarantee ticket in each pair. It will surprise youthe beautiful gloves we can srow you at 75o and $3..00. MEN'S MERINO UNDERWEAR.AT $LOO PER GARMENT ,This is made by these before you buy ",Penman" and a good fall garment. See more. • - PlumsteelBros. irt PHONE 25, SMALL PROFITS MORE BUSINESS IN The Central Grocery The Pickling Season is hear again. This is the place to get your supply' of White Wine and Cider Vinigar, best brand 50c gal. AIso; all kinds of Spices Put up the kind of Pickles your familymost enjoyfor the winter Morley 'Jordon THE CENTRAL GROCERY Phone 144 MaillIedieilia~a/a~~~047.1MatreareasenrisMOM...... .11.111111111•11.01.016101•11111•00~1. New Fall Sultin s o�vf , " Swell tailoring is . usuaIly thought to cost a swell price. We prove the faIsit of that1v.► JJ��� �,, / idea b y your moderate prices. e.;,1,ilr en ' nate g THE SEASONS STYLES 7 a ✓� i areready dY fer your inspection. echon .O�'„ � d WR' will tailor you a suit in any Yet + 1 .,: 4;` style and cloth you May select K'. at a price that competes closely with ready-made clothing:: ' P Davis & •Herman VETERAN TAILORSimenesenseeenneenstneenerenarrentenetamenneewententaint PHONE 224-W 4,1 y5 y n r ` Er il�iflrylVAlpghssOm 1111119NNIla,, II IRMI,asl j{;$tfA W, a 444111 lloItNow Now is the time to have your old Furnace overhauled or a new Sunshine installed Eavetroughing, Roofing, Etc. '`' • HARDWARE' PLUMBING Perdu. ELECTRIC. TVIRING School Text Books and Supplies: YOU ARE INVITED TO INVES, MATE THE MERITS OF OUR STOCK WE 'ASK THIS :WITH NOT A, LITTLE -ASSURANCE THAT THE' ADVANTAGE WILL BE A MUTUAL ONE. �..®Fair Ca 'Often the Cheapest—,Always the Best il' :il 1 =, _g0i0IU 511, 1111111511 I IN,.. Mn. J. P. Sheppard visited London Fair this week. Mr. Jaasies Connolly of Goderich was in town on Monday, Miss Florence `Rorke was in Gode rich over the week=end. Misses Marion and Amy Andrews were in London yesterday. Miss Margaret Plunrsteel' visited frterlds in Goderich over the week - Miss Gertrude Fowler, who is teeth- ing at Lucknow, was home over the week -end. • Dr. H. S. Brown left Saturday to take a post -graduate arse in sur- gery in Chicago. Miss Clara Steepe spent the week- end with her aunt, Mrs, Charles Cox of Goderich. Mr. (Kenneth Rorke 'spent last week - with friends in Toronto and visit- ing the Big Fair. Misses Ida and Ruth Walkinshaw re- turned on Monday` after a Creek's' vacation at Toronto. Mrs. John Clufl spent the week -end at the home of her ran, Mr. Robert Chuff of the .Bayfield line, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson of Alpine, Mich. mbtored over and are visiting Mr. and Mrs, J. D. Atkinson. Mrs. Janes Webster and Miss Belle Webster of Londeboro, are visiting Mr. and,IMrs, G. E. Saville, Miss Hodgen of Parkhill has return- ed to town to resume her coruse at the Clinton School of Commerce. Mr. Harold Lawson of the •Morrish Clothing Co., is holidaying. He is taking in London Fair this week. Mr, Mervin Elliott, who travels for the McCormick people, spent the weak -end with his parents in town. Miss Jennie East of Detroit is 'visit- ing her aunt, Mrs: R. Horsley, and other friends in town and vicinity.. Mr. A..1. McMurray is spending this 'week in London exhibiting machine: . ry for the International Harvester Co. Mrs. M. Snyder' and Miss C. Agnew spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and' Mrs, Alf. Jervis, Relines ville Mrs., Ephraim Brown has been spend- ing tha past week at Auburn as the guest of her sister, Mrs. John Law- son, Mr. and Mrs. E. Prescott of Tor.. onto were Week -end guests at the; home of Mie. end, Mrs. A. Mc- Murray. Mn. and 'Mrs, W. T. Herman and children have returned after a va- cation • spent ' at Ailsa Craig• and Parkhill Rev. J. E. Hogg and Mr. B. R. Hig- gins attended the meeting of, the Huron Presbytery in Exeter: on Tuesday. Kr. George McKenzie, manager' of the Sterling Bank, Dungannon, was' the week -end guest°of• his parents in town. essrS .Norman Counter,. Erie Reid, Will Muteh and Kenneth Rorke mo- tored to London on Tudsday to take in the Western Fair, diss Luella' Walkinshaw returned to Toronto last week after spending her vacation at her home here aim; with friends in London. Liss Margaret Wiseman, , who has been connected with the Customs Department, ,Ottawa, for some years, is visiting at her home in town. , Mr. Harvey Potter has returned•to Toronto after spending a few days at his home an, town. He spent the summer in hospital work in New York and Brooklyn, Min .George Middleton, who has been assisting 2n Iiovey's drug store for the. past uoripie of years, leaves this week for Toronto to take e. course in Pharmacy. Mr. 'Ralph alph W.. Wlade, who has been. visiting relative&in Clinton' and einaty for the 'past fortnight or so, left ,Saturday for his home at•Bar- nard, North Dakota, Mn. and Macs, John Howson left Mon- day on their return journey to Van-: couver,•B.'C. Mr, and Mrs. How- son eaine east by motor in the early :summer ' and are returning the same' way. Mrs. Torrance, Mrs: Saville; Mrs. Verner, Mrs. ,James Scott, Mrs, W. D Fair and Mrs. J. E. Hogg were in attendance at the annual conference of the Huron Presbyter- ial of the ,W'.,M. S., held in Exeter on Tuesday, Dr. R. G. and Mrs: Struthers and little Misses Muriel and Eleanor and Baby Isobel spent the week -end as the guests of Mrs. Struthers' bro- ther, Mr, A.. T. Cooper. They lelc Monday for Toronto and on Friday.` Ieave forthewest, Dr, Struthers going to Chiooga- 1 o take 'a short ,medical course, and Mr,. 'Struth- ers and children ' ail to 0n oto ,• California, where ;he will visa; h, , sistors. In'Novembss tliey leave an their return journey io, C Ina,, 'where Do, Struthers is a medical +ssissionaryunder the 3Lssidn Board of the Presbyterian; Church, totwootwaolvtiwthosommmtvoomsoot NeiTs We welcome our many customers back from their Ho da and in roduce a few of our ,hew fall goods Half cup butter, 1 cup sugar, 2 eggs, half cup prune juice, 1 cup prunes (chopped), .'1: teaspoonful soda' (dissolvd in prune Juice), 1+ cups ;flour ( .easu.re before siftin i, 1 -tea- spoonful baking powder, .half cup nuts (chopped), g teaspoon-, ful nutmeg. Cook Prunes, use juice, Can be cooked in layer' and put together 'with boiled icing. Prunes in cans, del Monte Groceteria Specials for This Week per tin 40e Big Specials in Teas 10 lbs Granulated sugar Black tea in bulk 48c Hursley tea 58c 10 bars soap Our own tea 68e 2 lbs Seeded raisins Monarch` extra special - 75c' 5 ib pail Lard 10 lbs Rolled. Oats Tea market strong,' buy now Fresh Salmon Trout Bodleys' marshmallow cakes Smiles' an' Chuckles Buy a Photo Card while they Cash & Carry 2 Deliveries W. T 97c 65c 25c $1,00 39c per Ib 20c 20c per lb 6Oc last and get your Photo for 25c Phone 34 'Bie l HIGH GRADE MILLINERY The mode for the Autumn Season is now ready and our com- plete Stock of dress and street hats are more striking and effective than ever. The richly toned colors --- The new favors of trimming, These and many other fashion ideas invite your Interest. The Vogue Kippe'!2 Miss Mary Moore of Thamesford has been on a visit with her brother, William, of the. village. IM'r. W: W. Cooper, with Mrs. Cooper, has been wending a week with their son and family. Mrs. Cooper ',returned to London on Sat- urday. wMr, Cooper remained for another week. Mr. Welter McBeth, who has been very ill hat tllinton Hospital, is recov- ering, We are glad to state. Me, Wm. Moore, Mr. J. White - comb and family were visitors to London Fair on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs: What. . Hay of Nia- gara, FaI1s, Ont., who had (been vis- iting the lady's mother, Mrs.' J. C. McLean, and sister, Jean, have re- turned home. The flower show under, the auspices of the Horticultural Society held in the' s o school loomf o the Presbyterian n chugch 1 Saturday afternoon n and even- ing Was well attended. A targe num- ber exhibit4d and it was- a most de lightful social gathering, the room being a bower of beauty. Some .taro blooms were shown by the flower lo- vers of this section. a1Lr. Percy Clark and family of Windsor are spending the weak with his mother, . Mrs. Wm, Anderson. They visited friends in Seeforth on Tuesday. Mrs, Fraser of Oxford, Mich., is visiting her sister, Mrs. John :work- man, , and her. mother, Mrs. Jehn An- derson. There was no service ; in the Me- thodist church on Sunday owing .to anniversary services held at the Go- shen line appointment. 71-2. Alfred W. Anderton Organist St. Jaanes Church, London. 'Lessons in Voice, Piano, Organ, and Theory. Pupils prepared for all grades Toronto Conservatory examin- ations. Studio -lifts. J E. Cook's Albert Street, Clinton. 'Phone 54. 71-tf. PORE COMB HONEY FOR SALE . a CLOVER HONEY in one pound sections, price 25 cents per section_. Free delivery in Clinton. 'Shipments made oft no les than 24 sections, express extra. Orders may be left at The News - Record Offieee. IRVING BROTHERS APIARY snag, C.N.R. Depot CLINTON, ONTARIO. 30-tf. heating Needs When contemplating a new heating system or having your, o1d one repair- ed, get our prices. Also anything in Ranges or Heaters. . The best snakes always en' hand at exceptionally low prices. >Fl�fltlivi>ape Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Hard- ware and fxlass`alw h Mr. James 'Connolly of Goderich was here last week and sold the house and lot belonging to the cheese fac- tory lo.1\ r. M; 'Stock, who has been occupying it. The factory building is also nor sale. •What might: have proved a very serious 'accident happened on the Hohnesville hill on Tuesday evening.., Rev. James Hamilton, Mrs. Ham - Mon and Mrs. Morrow were on their way iroatt Exeter;• where they had been attending the Presbytery and Presbyterial meetings. When they were pretty nearly up' the hill the engine stalled and, the 'brakes not being in very good working, order, the car began ,hacking down and kept going until it struck the fence at the bottom of the embankment many feet] deep.- Fortunately the car did not tip and the ocdupants were unhurt.' The fender Was bent and one wheel wrenched off, which was all the dam- age done to the car. ' Mr. Bert Trewartha motored the party home and later the car was towed to Gode- rich for repairs. It was 'almost a ninaculou e cape fur the Occupants of this ear. eA. V Weldon, ',pastor of -the, M t iodi, t church, lake up 'tike question of tompe •an„e at the morn- ing service on Sunday. THREE OF A.I IND Buffalo Bill has the wild west show, With rough riders from every land; Ringling Brothers have the circus; Advertised so great and grand. One claims this, the other 'claims that; Both aro worth going' to see; But when it conies to setting up stoves Tom;lIaw(ins is the roan for ME. He takes them down, cleans them up, And analces'.them good' as new; His prices are right—not out of sight; He is also the man for YOT7. Cor ittance . Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Riley, Miss Marr. Lha Coot MT. Fa ink Riley and Mr. GaorgeZ iley `sr. inotore , d to Strat- lord on Tuesday of last week to sr e Kiobnon and Stratford plav football Furniture Department Our Bargains, advertised for August, still hold good while the stock lasts.. Hardware. Department Now is the time to look your old roofs over. We have all kinds of Brantford roofing and siding at all prices. Let u3 -'figure on your job. Reduced prices on Screen Doors, Windows, Screens, New Per- fection Oil Cook Stoves, Ovens and Stepladders. Mixed nails one to six inches long at $3.00 per 100 pounds. A few second hand ranges lin good condition, for coal or wood, at low prices. Before going any further with your heating problem can on .us' and we will give you estiinates for a heating systemthat is absolute ly goaranteod. Clinton Hardware and Furniture Co THE STORES WITTI A STOCK Hardware 105 Furniture Phone; 104 CUR elle, & SHIPLEY VINEGAR—Do Do not rISIClY is o r y pickles to inferior grades of vinegar. Buy the best quality. It pays. We guarantee our vinegar and our prices are the best. CAULIPLOWIER, SILVER SKIN ONIONS PICKLERS & CUCUMBERS Redpath's best granulated for the ,preserving requirements.- . It in- sures your fruit Iteeping. PROMPT 'SERVICE QUALITY GOODS LOW PRICES THE C. &S. GROCERS Main Store, Phone 125 W. Branch Store, Phone 125 J. SCRANT 11N COAD After several years of interrupted service our Old Line Coal Companies, the D. L. & W. and D, & H. are now shipping us coal regularly, and coal of superior quality to anything that has been re- ceived i ve n Ontario years. SUMMER P {"' ICES are new on; and while it is warm these days let it remind you that when Summer conies Winter is sure to follow, L T US HAVE YOUR ORDER Place your order with the flint that has always made a special effort to, supply what you want when you want it, whether Winter or Summer, much or little, Egg or Stove. We can give you service on any of the following iClr rite Coke Egg Pocahontas Stove Domestic L¢wiip Chestnut • Cannel Pea Coal S mitt ng We also have on hand a fresh carload of CANADA CEMENT and a variety of choice WOOD. ' At 13RUCEFIELD YARD we have in stock Chestnut, Stove, Coke, Cement, Lumber and`Sllinglesc J. . x''astard Ceal -Cal Blyth: • Do: and Mrs,, W." :Jame§ d 'Toronto, son � of Mr,`. Sainttel Cole; Milne, Blyth,. announce the 'engage- 1 Sarnia, the Marriage to -'take place anent of their ounger. daughter, Sara in: St. A'ndrew's church on 'October? Le Moyne, to Mr. A. Murray, Cole, res.