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The Clinton News Record, 1917-07-12, Page 8Zurich • Mr. Abel Sohlbe of l'i'aterloo and knurl. John Settrlbo of Detroit were store last week attending the funeral if Mir.. Sister, the late Mrs. R. Ho. Rev, Mr. Ehlers, of the Y. M. C. A. DeMisplvania, gave 5ng address in Church on Sunday who is seer'ettiry for the State of a host iutereet- the revangolical week, esiescess litessts. II'red 1Jowald of St Marys, Ed, Howell of Exeter, Thepclore UTowald .of Aicren, Ohio, Fred of Waterloo, Eldon of lurlelt, anti 11Irs Ed. Reap of Detroit were all in attendance at the funeral of their mother, Mrs. Maly 13owald, last weelc, Rev. II. ltomhe and Mr. Jacob xIa, hirer have been in Hanover attend- ing a mooting of the synod of the Lutheran Church, Hardware Notwithstanding the great advance in prices owing to the great European troubles. we have many lines at less than war prices. A few of the last lot of Perfection Oil Stoves and Ovens left yet. The next lot will be much higher in price A few pieces of Cut Glass at coot, to clear, Two Specials CARBOLA The Disinfecting, Germ -killing White Paint.—use spray or brush BRANTFORD SLATES Shingles5redltgreen Will give a list next week of articles at Special Low Prices to clear. Harland Bros. HARDWARE, STOVES AND NOVELTIES 1 Zool ShoeB 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. Rubber Sole Shoes with the low rubber heels are the favorites. OUTING SHOES For Men or Woinen 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 SI-IOE REPAIRS. i 1 IMMO FLEET FOOT SHOES Our stock of Fleet Foot shoes is now at its best and consists of lines suitable for each member of the family,. We have prettp,little strap slippers for the wee tots, pumps and high ,shoes for ladies and good Hard wearing shoes in black, tan and white for the girls and boys. We axe also showing a heavy work shoe for men, canvas upper and Heavy rubber sole. Our pricee on these ,goods is rock 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. tl Head Comfort To be comfortable you must keep the head cool. See what we are offering in ladies' and children's hats in straw, pauatna, cloth and canvas.) • , 1.1 , I , .. I I (I ; , .1 . , it See our men's panama and sailor hats. They are nobby. • Plumsteel Bros Small Profits PHONE 25 very More B"bsiness AGENTS—SEMI-READY CLOTHING, NEW IDEA PATTERNS. A- Beautiful + Art Square lends a charm to the room. I t has other advantages al- so, being easy to clean, easy toremeve. We have at present an excellent show- ing of fine rugs including Brussels, Axminsters, Wil - tons, etc., that we ha v priced at attractive prices. We would he most pleased to show tbene to you. JAS. DUNFORD Undertaker and Funeral Director, 28 Phone 11100. 28 ..„---,..„,...,-,,..7,,...„,„__.---.. ______, THIS picture is , to give ,you an idea of the thriilsome fun your child can have with a KIDDIE KAR. It is made in three sizes, selected wood, strongly, put together, solid wood wheels, with steering handle that turns easily. Good indoors as weir as out and for both boys and girls. Tho hit of the year in toys, TDB W. D. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest Always the Best j4?MJL Rev. J, W. Hedley of Nile was in town yesterday. Mrs, Wiseman and Mrs, Counter have taken a cottage at .Bayfield.. Miss• Patience Scott of Blyth was a week -end visitor with Miss Iiar- riet Cantelon, Mrs, R, Sweet and little Miss Myr- tle have gone to Sarnia for a couple of months. Miss Flossie Hoskins of Brantford was a guest over the week -end with. Mrs. L. Cree of town. Mrs. James Young is ;speeding a couple of weeks with her sister, Mrs. Robinson of West Moncton. Miss Edna Wasntan, who has been teaching at Newmarket, returned home on Saturday for the summer vacation. Misses Ethel and Margaret Daly of Seaforth were visitors over the week -end at the hone of Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Davis, Mrs. R. L. Moore and two sons, Lloyd and Harold, of Toronto, are visiting the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Finch of town. Mrs. W. Atkins and two children of Toronto are visiting at the hone of, the lady's parents, that of Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Cook•. Rev. J. A. Agnew and Mr. J. A. Irwin will attend a meeting of the chairmen of districts and Members oP missionary 'district committees in London this week. Mr. Thos, Archer arrived home from the. west on Fridays last and • will remain until the autumn. Mr. At- elier is advertising for sale his fine farm on ;the 6th of, Mullett. Mr. and Mrs. J. Snyder, Mr. and Mrs. A. Snyder and daughter of Kitchener and Mr. S. Rict and Mr, M. Bare of Preston visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs. J, Sny- der part of last week. Mr. Wellington Cook motored un from Hamilton on Monday and is spending the week at his Home in town. "Welly" has a host of friends in the old town who are al- ways pleased to have hint return. Mrs, (Rev.) D. MacLeod of Montreal arrived in town on Monday even- ing and will spend the next few weeks with her. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Tiplady, She will rhe joined by her husband later in the season. Sergi. George Weber was up from London over the week -end. Sergt. Weber is connected with the mil- itary stores; in London and will probably be there for the dura- tion of the war es the, Medical Board, indeed several of them, for so anxious was he to go that he 'would not accept "tile 'decfsTolf 01 one, has definitely refused him per- mission to go overseas, • bir, le, G. Scotchmere of Tugaskc, Sask., visited relatives ' 71 Clinton s t and vicinity during the past week, His wife accompanied him east and after visiting at Montreal and other points down tliat way Mrs. Scotchmere stopped off with her family at Lanark, Mr. Sco•tchmero joins his wife the end of this week and they intend spending a week at Dalhousie before returning to the west. Mr. Scotchmere reports crop•eonditions in the west to be very favorable, though the season is somewhat later than usual. ' Clinton News -Record The� &A. Corset Is Staged .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 soliable and easy that absolute freedom of movement is assured. It lends a youthful th grace and elegance to the figure. The wearer of a D. & A. Corset is Always Distinguished bg Her Poise and `Elegence of Figure. 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. & A. boning 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. & A. Corset you buy, it is the best value, best fit and quality for the money. We illustrate four styles of D. & 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 beautifg hours. "Will not break, or rust, or tear, D. & A. Corsets made for wear." See Them. at July 12th, 191 Ft' WOMEN'S STORE Dry, Goods, House Furnishings phone 67. 13 Next to Royal Bank . MEN'S STORE Custom Tailoring and (phone 103) i Men's Furnishings Opposite Public Library Holmesvllle Rev. W..11. Moore of Hensall will preach an Orange sermon in St. John's church on Sunday afternoon next at three o'clock. Visiting breth- ren and their friends are cordially in- yited to this service.: The Misses Latliem of Sarnia Have been visiting Rev, A. and Mrs. Sin- clair at the .parsonage. A very successful Orange service was held in the Methodist church on Sunday evening last when nearly one hundred of the brethren met at NIr. Trewarthees and marched in a body and took, their places in the newly - decorated church, where the middle seats had been reserved for them. The band from L.O.L. No. 300 ac. cotnpanied the Orangemen and 'they presented a very fine appearance as they marched through' tlio , village. The church was taxed to accommo- date all who came to the service. There were two sermons, one by Rev, W. B. Moulton, incumbent of the Middleton-Iiioltnesville parish, and one by the pastor of the churcli„ Rev, A. Sinclair. The former took for his subject 'Loyalty," preaching from the text : "Let everyone be subject unto the' higher powers," dividing the subject under three headings : "God, Lodge and C'ountry." His discourse was earnest and practical and was listened to with great at- tention, Rev, Mr. Sinclair took for his subject, "The Duty of Being on Guard," taking for his text the words : "Watch ye., 'stand fast in the fa'i'th ; quit you like men, be strong." His address also showed depth of thought and was timely and appropriate, The service was coni sidered the most successful 'Orange service ever held in Ilolmesviile. The brethren met after the service and hearty thanks were tendered to of- ficials of the church and the preach- ers for their part in the service. Several of the ladies of the con- gregation are this week papering, painting and renovating the Sunday school rooms of the Methodist church, thus improving its appear- ance in harmony with the auditor- itmt, Mr. and Mrs, Newton Crich and two daughters, Misses Evelyn and Mattie, of Macklin, Sask., are vis- iting at the home of the lady's mother, Mrs, Geo. Nott of town. It is nineteen 'years ,since Mr, Crich, who was assistant operator at the G.T.E. Here, left Clinton, He spent six years in Michigan then, principally fat itis Health's sake, lie came back to the Can- adian west, He is now farming 0051 Macklin and is very well' sats. isfied with the way things have turned out for him. IIe thinks the old town has improved in appear- ance sines be left it but he misses many familiar faces, most of his old friends having gone, The Wil- ily intends visiting several points in the United States and Canada on their~ retnrn trip. One of the most severe electrical storms ever experienced passed over this village on Monday evening last. Some trees were struck in tbe,vicin- ity, several washouts of culverts oc- curred and slay and grain was lev- elled in many eases. Orchards also suffered through trees being blown down throughout the surrounding country, Rev. A. Sinclair and family motor- ed' to Sarnia on Wednesday last week returning ou Friday, Biy th Dr, McAsh, who with his wife and family bad been taking a motor trip from Tara to Mitchell, visited for a couple of Mays with the doc- tor's sister, Mrs. James Scott, last week, Brucefield. Mr, and Mrs, '1', H. Bothwell of Toronto were the guests of -Mrs. W. 11, Rattenbury last week. Miss Aggie Beattie has returned home from visiting London friends. Miss Edith Bowey spent Thursday in London. The little Desciple s Mission Band held a very successful ten cent tea on the manse lawn on Friday, even- ing. Proceeds, in aid of Red Cross, amounted to thirty dollars. Rev, I. H. and Mrs, Woods were London visitors last week. The sad news reached here last week of the death of a former resi- dent of our village, Mr. Jack Jamieson, who was killed by light- ning at iris home at Patchett, North Dakota. Mrs. Glanfield and son, Ed., of Jarvis motored up to visit Mrs. Glanfield's son, Dr. Glanfield. Miss Reta Jarrett of Toronto is the guest of her mother, Mrs, R. Jarrott. A garden party will be bald es Mr. Madden's lawn on Fridays even- ing of next 'week in aid of the Red Cross. Tea will he served from six till nine, - Miss Margaret Ross of Toronto spent the week -end at Her home Here. Mr. Charles Wright and' fancily have got nicely settled in their new home. NIrs. Joel Gray and family, of Ham- ilton are guests of Mrs. Gray's uncle, Mr. B. R. Higgins. It was a great shock to the com'- munitp when word came on Friday last of the accidental drowning at and Al- k ow Tuxfol•d Sask., 4 of Mr. 1 Al- len, eldest son of Mr, James Allen of Tucicersmith. Howard, with a chum were ,in bathing. The remains were brought home and lac was bur- ried from the parental residence on Tuesday. Interment was made in Baird's cemetery. The Bruceield Oddfellows attended in a body, There were also member& from Clinton, Scaforth and Hensall. The Tuxford OddfellowS sent Mr, Robert Franks with the body. Howard's uncle, Mr, R. McCartney, also accompanied the remains. Mr, and Mrs. Allen have the sincere sympathy of all in their sack trouble. The floral offerings were very beautiful. Constance. Mrs, 'I'hos, Pblard, Ilerbert Glaz- ier of Clinton and Campbell Suther- land spent Stmday at Ethel, The lawn social held on Monday evening on the lawn' of Mr, Chas, McGregor, on account of the rain, was not as big a success as would have been, but nevertheless' the bated came out from Clinton and a nice ,crowd gathered. The proceeds alnoutited ' to about $70 all told. Among those from a distance who Breve in to the social' were Mrs. Kirby and children of Morris town- ship. Bayfield Miss Edith Spackman of Toronto is spending a week under the par- ental roof. Mrs, George Woods and daughters, Misses Nan and Belle Woods of Sea - forth are the guests of the latter's aunt, Mrs. Hewson. h ado I o Thomas Brandon n of Hamilton d n o n Miss May Barret of Wingham were the guests of the former's'mother a few days the past week, Mr. W. Johnston, wife and daugh- ter, of London are enjoying their summer home in l the Terrace, Mr. and Mrs. Copus and family and Mr. and Mrs. Cook of Strat- ford were guests at the Albion over the week -end. Miss Winnie Thompson of Clinton is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. Green, this week, Mr, 'Graham Moorhouse of Bay City, Mich., was the guest of his mother, Mrs, Moorhouse, last week, Rev.. A. Macfarlane' motored to F outhamptoa on Monday. Miss Edith Vasstoae , is .spending her holidays with her grandmother, Mrs. Green. Dr. Metcalf, wife and; family, Miss Jessie and, William Metcalf, of De- troit are now •enjoying their sum- mer home at the lakeside. Dr. Tillman, wife and family, Mr, M. P. McDonagh,: wife and family, Mr. and Mrs. Cole and family, Mr. and Mrs. Burrows and family, and Mrs. J. S. Chapman and familp, are enjoying the breezes in Lakeside Park, Mrs. George and family and Miss Ethel Grieve of Seaforth are sum- mering in' Mr. Thos, Sanderson's cottage on Colina street, i- 1 and son Mr,and Mrs. Fitzgerald ala d g of London are spending the summer in Deer Lodge Park. The following ,are summering in the White City : Dr. Reid, wife and family, Mr. H. S, Reid, wife and family, of Detroit ; Mrs. W. C, Jam- ison and daughters, Misses 'Helen and Wilma .Jamison, Brooklpn, N. Y., Mrs. B. S. Monkhouse and fam- ily, Toronto ; Mrs, Phitfips and daughter, Mrs, John Daly anti fam- ily, London, and Mrs. Malcolm NIc- 'i'aggart and family, Clinton. Mr. Richardson and Mr.' Heard of London are the guests of Mrt 14. 5, Reid at their summer cottage in the White City. Londesboro. Rev. W. T. Pearcy of Harriston, nr former pastor, preached in Knox church last Sunday. Mrs. Watters and little son 01 London are visiting the ladp's mother, Mrs. Riley. Miss Ivy Roberton of London is spending a few clays with her grand- mother, Miss Della McCool has gone to . Toronto to take a position. 'Hiss Dora Riley of Toronto visited friends around dere for a few dap.,. this week, . The lawn social held on the par- sonage lawn last Friday even'ng was a good success. Mrs, Chas. Manning, we are glad to say, is' able to be around again • after her' illness. Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Lee and family of Port Colborne are visiting the former's mother, Mrs, William Lee. Miss Edna Lyon, who has beat teaching at Dresden, has returnee' kerne. She visited with Detroit friends last week,. Constance Mrs. Chas. De Geat left on Tues- day for her home in Saskatoon, Sask., after spending a couple of months as the guest of her father, Mr, }tory Coiciough, and other friends, Mrs. Thos. Andrews and son 1'l- liott returned to Gorda 00 Monday after visiting her daughter, Mrs, B. B. Stephenson, and other friends, t11ite a number from around here intend taking in the 12th at Strat- ford. 7;IiE NEWS -RECORD LEADS FOR.' TOWN, TOWNSHIP AND COUNT:': NEWS. Visiting Clinton. J. Y. Egan, who specializes in tit treatment of Hernia, (Rupture), who has been visiting Clinton pro- fessionally for many years, is spend- ing a few days with friends here. Any ruptured person or parents of • 1lt t hie children so adlicafflictedof1t 1 consult (free) by , enquiring at Motel Nor- mandie this Saturday, Sunday, Moe- day, Julyv 14, 15, 10. Our readers wild are interested may then male, mutual arrangements for treatment. Wo have been furnished with the names of several persons In this town and neighborhood, as well as children, who have been cured by the, means adopted by this gentlental. where all previous trials from other sources liad failed and cases where, as a last resort,. an operation t,wee `_ advised, Consulting hour's ftp to 5 p. m. Call or pho t' for prices oar Electric Wiring. and Fixture:F BYAM & SUTTER Sanitary Plumbers, Pima 7n ,