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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1917-06-28, Page 8Il 0 Ail itiVIROAUSIMMA Notwithstanding the great advance in prices owing to the great European troubles. we have malty linos at lest than war prices, A few. of the last lot of Perfection) Oil Stoves and Ovens lett yet. The next lot will be much higher in price A few pieces of Cut Glass at cost, to clear. We carry a Complete Assortment of Everything in the Hardware Line Will give a list next week of articles at Special Low Prices to clear. llarland Bros.. HARDWARE, STOVES AND NOVELTIES' Zool Shoes In Camp, at Tennis, on the Bowling Green or just at home, you'll need a pair of these coolers. There are tan leathers, Buck and Canvas Shoes. High or low cut as you prefer, Bubber Sole Shoes with the low rubber heels are the favorites. OUTING SHOES For Men or Women at $1, $1,35, $1.50 to $4 For Children at 85c, $1 and $1.25 Come in and select a pair of these IDEAL SUMMER FOOT COMFORTERS and we will fit them to your feet perfectly Fred. Jackson QUICK SHOE REPAIRS. FLEET FOOT SHOES 1 Our stock of Fleet Foot shoes is now at its best and consists of lines suitable for each member of the family. " ;We have prettye'littie strap slippers for the .wee', tops, • jfumP5 and high shoes for ladies and good Bard 'wearing shoes in black, tan and white for the girls and boys. We are also showing a heavy work shoe for men, canvas upper and Heavy rubber sole, Our prices on these goods is rode bottom and no -other shoe will give you so much in comfort and wear for so small a price as a pair of Fleet Foot. ll.,..,,lt.-' Head Comfort To be comfortable you must keep the head cool. See what we are offering in ladies' and children's hats in straw, panamn, cloth and canvas.., See our men's panama and sailor - bats, They aro very nobby. 1, i,• Plu. ,steel Bros. Small Profits i I More Business PHONE 25 'AGENTS—SEMI-READY CLOTHING. NEW IDEA PATTERNS. 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, Ax esters, Wil - tons, etc, that we have priced at•attractive prices. We would bemost pleased to show them to you,, JAS. DUNFORD Undertaker and Funeral Director. 28 ' j Phone .. 28 THE ONLY Clinton News -Record Iwo 21)4 TRIS picture .is.to give you an' Idea of the thrilisome fun your child can have with a' KIDDIE 1(AR• It is made in three sizes, selected wood, strong131 put together, solid wood wheels, with steering handle that turns easily. Good indoors as well its out and for hotbrboys and girls. The hit or the year in toys. The, W. D. Fair Co. 1 n, t. t,.. .I v Often the Cheapest Always the Best ,c^'G iteimenunutliiiiunq Mrs, R. J. Clulf is :visiting friends in Ripley and fllincardine, Mrs. W. Hyslop and little son re- turn to 1,Detroit this afternoon. "` Miss Nellie Rapson left this week for Toronto to take a position. Mrs. Maloney of Sault Ste. Marie is visiting with her mother, Mrs, R. MacLennan. Mr. A. Cantelon visited with Tiver- ton friends for a couple of days last week. lVliss Pearl Shipley leaves this week for Toronto to take a position as stenographer, Merrit Nediger has taken .a position in the store of Mr, F. A. Edwards, Bayfield, for the summer. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McCaughey spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. •J, B, Reynolds of near Goderich. Mrs. Guy. Jones and little son left yesterday morning to spend a fort- night with Lueknow friends. Miss Jennie Holmes returned on f ri- day after spending three months with her brother at Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs, W. Southcombe of Collingwood have been the guests of the Misses Southcombe of town during the past week. Mrs, C. E. Jeakins of Brantford was here for the funeral of the late Mrs. Rattenbury. She was accom- panied by her son, Reginald. Messrs. J. A. Sutter, T. J. Mans- ghan and J. B. Campbell represent- ed Court Maple Leaf at the High Court at Hamilton last week'. Mrs. L. D. Poyntz of Winnipeg, ac- companied by Master Toni and lit- tle Miss Eileen, are visiting the lady's mother, Mrs. Pratt of town. Mr. A. Taylor is • in Toronto this week attending a meeting of the Grand Lodge of the Sons of Scot-' land as a delegate -from Clinton Lodge. Mrs, George Levis left 00 Tuesday for the west. She will spend a couple of months with relatives in Winnipeg, Oxbow and in North Dakota. Mrs. F. French and her little grand- daughter, Miss Florence, returned yesterday after spending a few weeks with the lady -'s slater at Centralia, rrs C. C. Rance returned to-- her home in Toronto on Monday, she having come up to be present at the funeral of the late Mrs, Joseph Rattenbury. Mrs. J. E. Johnson and her little daughter, Miss Viola, of Heward, Sask., arrived last week avd are visiting the lady's mother, Mrs. George•Nott of town, - Mr. and Mrs. "W. E1. Tpbbutt re- turned Saturday front their honey- moon and spent the week -end at the parental )tome of the bride, that of Mr. and Mrs, Duncan Mac - .Ewan. Mr. 'and Mrs. J, T. Mustard and children of Toronto are the guests this week of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs, D. Macdonald,. They will probably go to Bayfield for the summer. Mrs. A. Doherty andtwo children of Edmonton, Alberta, arrived fu town on Friday and aro the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Doherty. Mr. Doherty( is with the Canadian for- ces at the front. Mr. A, 13, Stephenson has taken the contract ol_ conveying 1118 Maj- esty's mail over Clinton Route No, 5, Mr. W Crich being the present courier, Mr: ,Stephenson begins his contract on Monday, Rev. Dr, Gandier, principal of Knox College, Toronto, was the guest Over the week -end of his brother, I)r, J, C, Gaudier of -..town. Dr. Cfanlier preached at Kippen in the morning and in Willis church, Clin- ton, la the evening. Mr., harry G. Evans of Ilasswood, Man,, has been the guest during the past week of his aunt, Miss Minnie Mudd of town, and with other friends in and about; Clinton. Mr. Evans, who was born in God - each totvnshin, being a son of Mr, and Mrs. P, J. Evans, alid went to Manitoba when a lad, came cast to attend the High Court 0,O,10. -;at Hamilton. 1 - June 28th, 19117' liquismaro k i d{�i Yer 4 PN tl'F4 Is Stage•, at the Vital Points in such a way that the shapely lines of your gown are accentu- ated and retained, . At the same time this corset is so pliable:and easy that absolute freed +• m of n alovement is assured. It lends a youthful grace and elegance to the figure. The wearer of a p & A. Corset is Alwa!s Distinguished big Her Poise and Elegenee of Fig re. Not one woman in ten thousand can really have a "figure" without a corset. D. &A. Corsets furnish the actual support necessary to every lady. A few light strips of the peerless D. E A. iboning give as much control of the figure lines as •the stiff, heavy, cramping corsets of former years. Whatever the design, style, or price of the D. E A. Corset you buy, it is the best value, best fit and quality for the money. We illustrate four styles of D. f A. Corsets --there are many --and, whatever your physical type, you'll find a 'D. &A.' ' to please You. A Corset that will keep its shape and beautify yours. "Will not break, or rust, or tear, D. & A. Corsets made for wear." See Them at WOMEN'S STORE Dry, Goods, House Furnishings phone 69'„ Next to Royal Bank , ' ZROWN 's MEN'S STORE • Custom Tailoring and (phone 103) i Men's Furnishings _ Opposite Public Library A Pretttj Wedding In Tuckersmith. A very pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Pepper of the second concession of Tuekersnith, on Wednesday of last week when flieir youngest daughter, Rose Isabelle, became the bride of Mr, Howard. Crich, a popular young $ man of the same township. The ceremony was performed on the lawn, in the shade of the trees and beneath an- arab of -clustering bridal wreath, to which was sus- pended a largo, white floral wedding bell. rhe bride, who was given away by her father, wore a pretty wedding gown of ivory silk crepe-de-ellen°, a veil of embroidered tulle with orange blossoms, and carried a bouquet of white roses and ferns. Rev. J, A. Agnew' of Clinton performed the ;eremony, As the bridal party, took their places on the lawn Miss Ivy Plewis., played -Lohengrin's bridal chorus, and during the signing of. the regis- ter Miss Jessie Buchanan of Hensall 1 tl sang "Until." • After the ceremony and when the newlyt•wetided pair had received the congratulations of those assembled,• the wedding feast was served,' the table decorations were in pink' and white. The bride was the recipient of a number of very handsome gifts. Tho groom's gift was'. a lovely pearl pen- dant and chain, and to the pianist he presented' -a pretty brooch. Later the same evening the bride changed her wedding gown for a suit of blue cloth. and the young couple drove tb their own home oa the second concession, whore they have started housekeeping. They have the good wishes of a largo cir- cle of friends for happiness and prosperity in their married life. There were about ,eighty five guests present at the wedding, guests being present from C'1inLon, llensall, Sea- fortit and Detroit. 4 . • Goderich. Miss Minnie Campbell of the Sarn- ia Collegiate teaching stall is home for the vacation, Mr, G. 0, Temple, accountant at the local branch of the Bank of Mon- treal, has resigned from the bank and will remove hisfamily. to'Toron- to. Mrs. Soxsnutlt is visitipg friends in Strathroy. Mr. and Mrs. Stewart • henry of Windsor, who have been spending a honeymoon in Quebec, Montreal and Ottawa, liavo taken a cottage over- looking the lake and will spend the stutterer here, Mr. A, L. Caldwell has diaposed of his drug business to Mr. J. 1I. Lanier, a recent graduate of. the On- tario College of Pharmacy. The new proprietor has already taken Po - /180010n, A West Wawanosh Wedding A pretty wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs.: R. J. Woods, West Wawanosh, at rix o'clock on Wednesday evening of last week, when their daughter,: Mary Edna, was united in marriage with Mr. R. Arnold Barbour, sou of Mr. Robt. Barbour of Erin.' Promptly,at the hour appointed the bride, to -the strains of Lohen- grin's bridal chorus, played by Miss Ethel McPherson, entered the draw- ing room leaning on the arm el her father who gave her away, and took her place beside the groom under an arch of evergreen and flowers. Misses Clara and Wimtifred Woods, sisters of the bride, acted as ribbon bearers. The ceremony was performed by Rev. J. Little of St. Helens and was witnessed by the immediate friends of the contracting parties. -' The bride was charmingly gowned. in white sills crepe de chene and 007 tied a handsome bouquet of roses, lily -of -the -valley and maiden hair fern. Alter congratulations were extend- ed to the bride and groom, Miss Myr- tle Little sang, "Beloved it ' is Morn." After the solo luncheon was served and the evening was spent in pleasant intercourse and music. Thursday morning the young couple left for Brucefield, Stratford and Guelph after which they, will reside at their home near Erin. Tlie groom's gift to the bride was a liandsomo pearl necklace and to the pianist and soloist dainty little pen- dants. Mr, and Mrs, Barbour are both popular young people and have the good wishes of a large circle of friends for a happy and prosperous married life. Goderich A carries pidgeon, which lighted on Mr, 1)an Graham's tug one day re- cently and which was mentioned in the Goderich.. papers, has been Claim- ed by the' Western IIotnitig Pidgeon Association, Toronto. 1t is said to have been 'lost in a race, Ilugli Belcher, wile .enlisted 'with the .122nd Battalion at Galt in March, has returned home. TIe was rejected on account of being under age, IIe had gotten to Halifax and was on the boat for England; Ho is only a little past sixteen. Pte. David Bell has also returned, he being over age, 'I•Ie had been in Eng- land but was not allowed to go to France, and though bffcred a posi- tion in England entered to return (tome. Three sons are novo 111 the fighting forces, Little Frances 'l'itolnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jams F, Thomson, fell while. trying to climb a tree and broke her arae f,1 two places, Miss Agnes Hamilton of Hinear- dine is home for the vacation,: Kippen. Mr, and Mrs. Russel Crozier and daughter of London have been guests of Mrs. Crozier's brother, Mr. Jas. McClymont, and family. Mr. Robt. Brownlee and family ac- companied by Miss Gretta Ivison motored over to Seaforth• to visit with Mr, Win. Brdwnlee of Edmonton who came East as a delegate to the meeting of High Court C.O.F. which was held in Hamilton last week, Miss E. M. McGowan of McKillop spent some days visiting with her cousins, Misses Florence and Louise McClyntont. She, also visited with her uncle, Mr. Robt. Daytnan • of Tuckersmith. Idippen Presbyterians were delight- ed to Have a visit from Rev. Dr. Gandier, Principal of Eno: College, Toronto, on Sunday. He preached an excellent sermon and was listened to with the. closest attention, a number coming from outside points to hear hint, Tho Lade' Aid a ttiso Paeabytar Ian elihreh - /Omit Holding a commun- ity picnic July Sth. A good time is anticipated. Music will be furnished by "Pipers" which will delight the Scotch at any rate. Other interest- ing entertainment features will also be provided. Miss Margaret Meilis returned Mon- day night' from a three weeks' visit with friends in St. Thomas, Vienna and Toronto. Ileo. A. W. Brown preached ills farewell sermon in tite Methodist church on Sunday after a pastorate of three years, Mr. Brown was very mueli alive and earnest In his work and we wish hint great success In his new field at Idirkton. Rev, J. P:, Jones of Iiavfield succeeds him, A clever young minister of good ability who we are sure will make good in his new' charge. The Patriotic Society -held its meeting this week at the home of Mr. J. C. McLean. 31r. and Mrs. A. Johnston of St. Augustine 'were the guests of W. II. and Mrs. Johnston Friday' and `"at- urday, going on to visit the former lady's sister, Mrs. Harvey of Exeter, Seaforth Mr, Arnold lia.bitirk of Danville was hone for a few days last week. Dr, and Mrs. Fisher have returned to their hone in Bette, Montana, af- ter visiting friends here, )Hiss Mary Gillispie of the Park- hill Collegiate is spending the vaca- tion at her home here. Mr, and hirs. James Beattie and and Mr, and Mrs. Smith were away last week ou a motor trip to Lon - den, Detroit and other itoints. Mr. .10hti Calder of Swift ('m rent and his sister, Dr. Margaret ('nider of Wingham visited recently wit 11 their uncle, Mr, James Cowan. Mrs. (Dr.) Kennedy itnd slaughters have gone to speed the summer at Their cottage al I iii rardine. Dominion Day at Goderich* Goderich will celebrate the fiftieth_ anniversaryof Confederation on Mon- day, July 2nd, with one of the boat Dominion Day programs ever gavce. in the county town. In the morning there will be a flor- al parade, with prizes for the best decorated autos and bicycles; a baby show, and a program of games for children. frllese I events will ' taker place on -the Square ; no admission fee, The afternoon program at the Ag rloultural Park will include two horse races for liberal. purses (free- for-all, purse $250 ; 2.40 class, purse $150) ; a grand patriotic demonstra tion, with a chorus of 200 children's: Voices ; Highland dancing, baseball, etc. The 03rd Battery from Queen'. Park, London,' is expected to give a1. exhibition of artillery drill and thii famous musical ride. Goderich bras., band in attendance all day. Admis sion to Agricultural Park 25e, Ali Ooldiers'in uniform free, sm Wingham Mrs. r. II. Butcher nt:d elotdt03 left last week for Priu'e Eewnrd'r Island, where they will spend tie: summer. The following offffo.rs were app,in!- ed by the Wingham Ladies' Liber:(. Association at a recent oreiMy, : President, Mrs. Geddes , Vice, pros • dents, Mrs, Phos. Pens, MIS. Jos• eph Pugh Secretary, Miss 1111y1e 7.'ice:sure'f-, fdlss P. Powell Miss Edna Gannett is sprouting few weeks in Toronto, The Merchants have decided to 0' servo a Wednesday half holiday 11 summer. The first holiday will 1 The second Wednesday of July, bir, A. 11I. Sonny, manager of the• local bran::h of the Banit of u'o i.- uterce for ,some time past, has bac transferred to Toronto. lir. Blomfield ofi Toronto is his slam— set here and will move his family to town very shortly, bir, and Mrs. Skinner of 1-1. 11.10 spe0t110g a honeymoon with th'. bride's sister and brother, Mrs. 0• Thompson and :lir. Donald I. U town, Call or plea for s^rices 'Electric Wiring and Fixtures BYAM & SUTTER Sanitary Plumbers. Phone 7n.