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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1917-05-31, Page 88 C�li>uto>a iyowis-Recorai fly .' Illi, our Walt Ire Please Y -and does please you because it offers that rare combination of service; satis. fa0tion and economy. Ask our local dealer to show you the " Sunshine,,' or write for free; illustrated; descrip7 tive booklet, r McClaryt SUNSHINE FURNACE LONDON TORONTO MONTREAL WINNIPEG VANCOUVER • - ST. JOHN, N.B. HAMILTON CALGARY - -8 SASEATOON EDMONTON For Sale by Bram & Sutter r®� Clothin Made -to -Measure and Ready -Made Full stock of Seasonable Dry Goods and Shoes This week we want to call your -at- tention to our Clothing Department which you \fill find on the . second. floor, •F' Our stock is heavy and well assort-, ed and bought before tate h'haviest price advances. Right now is the time to (get busy, about your suit for summer or it would even be a good investment to bay now for next fall, We can certainly 'save you money on a suit if you buy now. Don't- for- got our Special $25.00 Made -to -Meas- ure Indigo Blue Serge Suit. Fit guaranteed. lumsteei rose More Business Small Profits PHONE 25 AGENTS—SEMI-READY CLOTHING, NEW IDEA PATTERNS cesentissusa Fo T C MFh'r'' T FOB conservative men—men who travel in the mid- dle of the road of Footwear Fashions, and who appreciate the limit of Foot Comfort, we have spe3ial shoes. Shoes that are dignified, and good looking,' but built for Comfort. SHOES that are made so perfectly that they cause men to say ab soon as their feet are Inside of them : -- "Weil ! that's the best feeling shoe I ever had on in my life!" WE'RE AT YOUR SERVICE. SIR, IF VOU ARE LOOKING FOR FOOT COMFORT ! The leathers are blacks, tan, patents—very soft and pliable. Low flat heels; self supporting arch, and easy tread. . $4, $5, $6 to $9. We fit these comfortable shoes with the greatest care, and a man's foot troubles are gone forever, Freda Jackson SI -10E S P E C I A L I S T The W. a Fair Ce. Often the Cheapsst Always the Best Requests the favor of your criticism, if you are interested in Wall Hanging Decorations of the values, variety and artistic features offered in their Wall Paper Stock. .A Beautiful Art Square lends a -charm to'the room. it has other advantages al- so, being easy to clean, easy to remove. We have at present an excellent show- ing of fine rugs including Brussels, Axininsters, Wil - tons, etc., that w e hay e priced at attractive pfices. We would be moet pleased to show them to you,— JAS. our oYAS. D 'L.J 1\ R O R Undertaker and Funeral Director. 28 Phone l 28 'Fashions `Newest Fabrics sh9w'n,, fry, .. Press 9025 -''DRESS Coobs you are cordially invited to inspect our showing of the latest cloths from PRIESTLEVS' famous looms at Bradford, 1~ngland, q From the attractive display you will have no difficulty in choosing a material and color to suit your taste, q Among the newest fabrics are Salis- bury Serge in colors, Mohair Serge, Wool San Toy,'ete. Lack dor tha nam. on /ht ielo.dpe. Indigo Serge Btifferick OOK THEY ARE ALL ooffen WEARING Mr. Jacob Taylor of Toronto is in town this week. Mr."Nichol of Ridgetown has been in town• this week. Miss Dollie Mendel was up from Tor- onto for the .holiday, - Mr. Frank -Evans of Brantford was. in town over the holiday. Miss Sadie Maltafly; spent Victoria' Day 'With 'Seatortli friends, Mr. -Harold Hill has, taken a position as junior on the local Royal Bank . staff. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cantelon visited their son in I-Iensall one day this week, NIr. T. Jackson was in Toronto last week • and in London this week on business, Mrs. R. J. Clint and Miss. Mabel were visitors at Hensall on Vic= toria Day. Mr. and Mrs. Raid Rumball of God- erich were visitors. In town on Vic- toria Day. Mr. Wellington Cook - motored up from Hamilton last week aud'visit- ed his parents,+ Mr. and Mrs. IV. T. O'Neil, expect to leave next week for an extended trip to the west,- ti Miss Belle gaper of the Morsel School stall spent Victoria Dap with Mitchell friends. . Mrs, Geo. Seigner. of London visited her parents, 'Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Huller, over the holiday, Mr. Murray Jackson of ' Hamilton is spending a vacation with his father:, Mr. F. T. Jackson. Mrs. Couch and Mts. Ross and Miss Ilelen spent the holiday and week- end at their summer cottage - at Bayfield. . Mrs. Worthington has returned • to her home in town. after spending_ the winter with her daughter- in Toronto. - Mrs. John 1-Iodgens' of Toronto, a former highly esteemed resident of Clinton, has been quite ill, -but is now recovering. - Mr.,Chas. Cuninghaine of Grand Rap- ids, Mich., has been. the guest of his brother, Mr. J. Ouninghame of town, during the past week, Miss -Marion Gunn was in charge of the Public Library for a few days over the weelc-end and holiday dur- ing the absence of Miss Rudd. Rev. J. H. and Mrs. Colclough of Llopdtown have been visiting the - former's mother and other friend in and .about town during the past week. Mr. Eugene Sanderson, who has been taking a course at the .Aviation Training iSchool at Ottawa, spent the week -end, with relatives in town. Mr:. D. S. Cook has ,been chosen as. delegate to the meeting of Chosen Friends to be held in Toronto next week and will represent the local Circle. Miss ,Peggy McTaggart of Havergal, Torotlto, spent the holiday and week -end at her lions in town. - She was accompanied. by, some College friends. - Miss Della Hearn of Paris washome over the week -end and .left on Mot-' day to spend a few days with her sister, Mrs, Oalc of Seaforth, be- fore returning to Paris. 'Misses . Nellie and Winnifred Owen of Bowbclls, North Dakota,: have been visiting during the past week with Mrs, ` James Lindsay of town and with other friends hereabouts. Mr. Fred. Stephenson, superintendent of the Boys' Club at Springfield, Mass., was a visitor at the par- ental home, that of Mr. and Mrs, J, Stephenson, over the week -end. Lieut, Wm. J. Smaalacombe, son of Mr. and Mrs, Thos, . Smallaeombe, of St, Catharines, and nephew of Messrs. Shipley of town, who has been in France since August last, is reported wounded. Miss Beatrice Greene of Toronto has been a guest at the home of her sister, Mrs, (Di.)- Thompson, dur- ing the past weak. Nies. Thompson has been sintering from an attack of appendicitis but is now some- what improved Mr. John Pickett last week received an interesting letter from his sou, Capt. T. Pickett, . who is serving on a patrol ship, lie had been re- cently visiting Malta, anti had been erasing around Giberaiter, Capt. Pickett was real well and was thoroughly enjoying the life, Mr, J. '.1', Heid of Varna Was in tols)i 00 Wednesday securing his ticket for the west and ' intends leaving on Tuesday, Mr. Reid gods out each season to look after this fanning interests there and usually finds many. building contracts awaiting hint. 1T8 is going earlier ' than usual this season, 1 Convenient Service. Modern Electric Lighted Equipment Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars and Colonist Coaches For Tickets, Reservatlans, Literature and information, apply to A. T. COOPER, 000k STORE, CLINTON, Or Write R, L. Fa:realrn, o,P.A„ 68 king 8t. E., Toronto. I' 5.-A z i/I'T4'' P/1723114. IIlI i9! Dt'ooDs' Cut from BUTTERICK 'PATTERNS • 'Blouse Waist 8575 ;Shirt 8576, 6utterlck_PPtterii6Y• .'Sultench Patterns WOMEN 'S , STORE Dry Goods, House Furnishings phone 87 Next to Royal Bank • Sold at Waist 8923 Skirt 8936 _ Butterick Patterns, COAT:8980 SIMIRT 8983 8UTrE'(.$� PATTERNS MEN'S STORE Custom Tailoringand (phone 103) , Men's Furnishings.' Opposite Public Library Meeting of Goderich Methodist District Rev. Dr..Rutledge, Rev. J. A, Ag- new, Rev, 13. G. Powell and 1Vlossrs. J. A. Irwin, R. J: Miller, A. Hoop- friends, returning on Monday. er and W. H. 1-lellyer' attended the Miss Fannie Scott is seriously 111 Methodist district meeting at Varna at present but we hope to hear of on Thursday last, representing the her speedy recovery. two Methodist congregations in Clio- Mrs liasenhore of Brussels is ton. ' spending g few weeks at the home of All the ministers in the district her father, ilIr. John Mole, were present and much routine bus-' On Friday evening last the Auburn iness was gone through; Dramatic Club presented their play, The finances of the district were "The Village Doctor," at Leeburn, found to be in a very healthy state, and on `Nloulay 'evening at Dun- galleon.At beth places the hall was purposes showed an advance over crowded, Proceeds in aid of Red last year. Wesley church, Clinton, Cross. ' • headed the list for missionary giv- On Saturdays last one of our - aged ings, as it did last year. and respected residents, Mr. John The following representatives to Pierce, departed this life in bis conference committees were an- seventy-ninth year.' He had been, in pointed : Edugational, R. B. Malt- failing health for several years, suf- ning ; Sunday School, A. T. fering from chronic bronchitis. His Cooper ; Christian Beneficience, W. sister answered the summons two Th I-lellyar ; Missionary, J. A. , 11- months ago. IIs leaves to mourn his win: loss, one sister, Miss Susannah. 1VIessrs, A. T-Iooper, R•. J, Miller, Mrs. A. Bobsiek and faintly from R. E, `Manning and W. IT. Ilellyar. the west are spending a few weeks at were appointed delegates to confer- the hone of Mr. John Hoare. ference, uvhicIi opens in London on Mr. Geo. Dawson, Jr., is consider June 7tii, ably improved in health, we are glad Messrs. 0, H. Holland and W II.to ]s say. Hell3har were appointed district fin - ince committee. Mr, Sanford Lawlor Js wearing ono The following were appointed a of his most pleasant smiles at pros - committee of Evangelism : Chair- ent, his better half having presented man, J. A. Irwin, Clinton ; Vied; G. him nvith a young son on Saturday. M. Elliott, Goderich; Sec. -'treasurer, NIr. McLaughlin;• junior. at the Stor- C, 19. Holland ; executive, A. Hoes - ling Bank, is having . two weeks' or, Wm. Rathwell, L. Clark, Varna. vacation. Rev, C. C, Keine was appointed Mr, Nelson Robertson of Dungan - representative on the stationing com- mittee. Auburn. • Mr; and Mrs. Eastman and Mr, krui Mrs. A. Asquith made an auto trip to Watford bu_ Saturday and visited non is supplying at , the Sterling bank, Auburn. The disposal of the church proper- ties at Brumfield; Ball's and Cole's Mr. Wm; Carter, who has been occasioned considerable'discussicn and working at Goderich, has jollied ,the In the case .def the latter a petition colors at London. It has been his was presented asking that the build- desire fur sonic time to do his bit. Ing be retained as a Sunday school room for the use of the neighbor- hood. On a vote being taken, how- iigtlg ever, there was only one supporter of the motion to retain the church. Messrs. J. 13. Watson and R. M. A resolution was passed and will McKay visited at Melbourne recent - be forwarded totheParliament at by The former went to visit his Ottawa asking for Dominion prolhibi-- mother. tion, and one was framed also and Mr. Roy Sims was a visitor at the will be forwarded to the Ontario honto of his father, Postmaster Sines, Government asking that horse -racing fora few days recently, he discontinued. Dr. and Mrs. McTaggart were its Toronto last week, the former a- teending a meeting `of the Dental A- Seaforth. ssociation, Mrs. McTaggart also vis- ited her ,brother at Washago, • Mr. I. Bolton utas purchased the Watson cottage on William street. Mr, Wilbert Spafford of Toronto Mrs, H. Gibb left last week for iter' new home at 3YIai:kbam. Messrs. II. R, Scott and A. A, Naylor were in Stratford . recently attending a meeting of the I,0,0.9'. Mr. and ribs, Johnstone, who have been visiting at the home of Mr, and Mrs. A. P. Joynt, have returned to Detroit. Miss Collins was in Toronto 'for over the holiday. has been, visiting at his Thome in town, Kippen. . NIr, W. H. Johnston of the village had the pleasure of a visit • from his brother, Mr. A. Johnston of St, Augustine. Mr. Johnston, accompan- ied by his pastor, Rev. W. Conway of Auburn, attended , the, district meeting held at Varna on Wednesday and' Thursday of last week. Ms. McDonald of London, , accom- panied by' her. friend, Miss Snell, spent the holiday with the -former's mother, Mrs. John Anderson of this vill Mrs.age. Barnby of Lucan, ,who has been spending the past week with her mother, Mrs. Wm. Ivison • who has not been in the best of health, returned to her • home " on Mcndap. We are glad to report that ,Mrs. Ivison is much improved in health and able to be out again.— Bi)!. Wm. Anderson, who has been on a visit to Alberta and Manitoba,. returned home on. Saturday. While in Manitoba he flet a number who were' one-time residents of Hay and Stanley, among them being Robert Fisher, and he also visited with sev- eral of the Moir family. Rev. 11. G. Powell of Clinton gave an interesting account of his work in connection with The Canada Temper- ance Act in the Presbyterian church last Sunday: He is -very much alive to the work of that department • of moral and social uplift, and seems to be the right man in. -the right place. We will be pleased to have Mr. Powell speak to us again. An address of that kind cannot help to have a good influence an those who hear it, Miss Sarah Dayrihan of Tucker- smith is visiting with her sister, Mrs. Jas. McCly'nloit. Mrs. Archie Nukes of Seaforth is spending a week with her parents, Mr.- and Mrs. Thos. Richardson. We are sorry, to report the death of Mrs. Hugh McDiarnhid of Seaforth which sad event occurred in London Monday morning of this week. De- ceased lived for many years on the second -concession of Stanley where she was much and deservedly loved and respected. The family and other relatives are deeply sympathized with, Last week we referred to the ill- ness of Mr. David Workman. We re- gret to state that he. is yet very critically 111.,•but it is the hope of his many friends that he may yet be restored to good health, Seaforth Mr, John Mchlroy has purchased lir. Stanley Mays of the Aviation from the estate of the. late William Corps, Toronto, was 'home on a Visit for a few days recently. Miss Warren of Moosentin, Sask., is the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Colin 13ethiuie, Mrs. W. Slater has returned frohn a visit .from her daughter, Mrs. Ed- gar Lawson, of Auburn, Marslhall fifty acres of laud on the 8th concession of Morris. Mr. John Petts of Niagara halls has been visiting his family, here. Mrs, D. D. Crittenden and daugh- ter, Miss Dorotliy, have hem visiting friends 10 London and, St. Tfhomas.' Constane� NIrs. 0. Degear of Saskatoon and Mrs. I1. Colclough and sons spent Sunday as the guests, of the latter'e grandmother, Mrs. Thuill of ,Brussels, Mrs, Jas. Mane, Sr,, is at present suffering with an attack of pleurisy. Quite a number of the farmers aro. getting in a supply .01 western oat,: for feeding, Londesboro. ' The regular monthly meeting of the* Woman's Institute will be hold it:: the Foresters hall on. Thursday, Jutta 7th, at 2.30 p.tn. Mrs. Baine wilt address the meeting on t'Tile Advan- tages and Possibilities of the Can- adianWoman," Hallett Township Messrs. T. McMichael and Son har, purchased the fine three-year-old gar- lion, iallion, Colonel Bowers, to replace the Clydesdale, International, which then recently lost. Colonel Bowers was sired byt tS'aciflck, said to be one of the best stock horses ever brought into Blanchard township. lie was brought from Scotland and was eon, sidered one of Scotland's best. Colonel Bowers will travel Interne, tionai's route, beginning on Monday) nest. It is hoped that the Messrs. McMichael will have ,good luck with their new purchase, which is descend- ed from a long line of good. breed- ing sires and darns, Messrs, Joseph, Frank and 'Patrick Reynolds are in Goderich today as- sisting at Mr. J. EL Reynolds" barn raising. Mr. and Mrs. Brace Medd and fank- ily spent' the week -end with relatives on the 0111 con. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Swiuhank of the Loudon Road spent Sunday after- noon at Mr. Wtn. Morrison's. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Boyle and family of St, Augustine spent a. few days last week with Mrs. Boyle's parents, NIr, and Mrs, John Shan- ahan, Call or phone f r ,;rims 0111I Elleetric Wrf. 1 and Fixtuires BYAM & SUTTER Sanitary Plumbers, Phone 74.