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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1917-07-19, Page 8Look at Your Label i Owing to tl,e high cosV of paper and other material we are compelled to collect all back subscriptions, and may have to advance the price of the paper to $L O. During the •next two months we expect, all the back subscriptions to be paid. 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 GIass at coat. to clear. Two Specials CARBOLA The Disinfecting, Germ -killing White Paint. -use spray or brush BRANTFORD SLATES See our Asphalt Slate Shingles—red, green Will give a list next week of articles at Special Low Prices to dear. Harland Bros. HARDWARE, STOVES AND NOVELTIES Kool 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 gut as you prefer. • Rubber "Sole Shoes with the low rubber heels are the favorites. OUTING ING SHOES For Men or Worsen at $I, $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 va"e will fit them to your feet perfectly Fred. Jackson QUICK SHOE REPAIRS. FLEET FOOT SHOES Our stock of Fleet Foot shoes is now at its best and consists pf lines suitable for each member of the family. We have pretty 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 an d boys. We are also showing a heavy, work shoe for men, canvas upper and heavy rubber sole. Our prices on these ,goods is rook bottom and no other shoe will givo you so much in comfort and wear for so small a price as a pair of Fleet Foot. , , t , , . , , ., , 1 i 11 , I , 1 LIH Ltd Head Comfort To be comfortable you must keep the head cool. See what we are offering in ladies' and children's hats in straw, panama, cloth and canvas, I kr'lc1'I'! 1 ! 111 .I '.1 't' 1 l 1 1 See our men's panama and sailor . hats, They are very nobby. I Plumsteel Bros. Small Profits PHONE 25 More Business AGENTS—SEMI-READY CLOTHING. NEW IDEA PATTERNS, ,esaireete .sir A Beautiful Art Square lends a charm to"the room. 1t has other advantages al- so, being easy to clean, easy to remove. We h a v e a t present an excellent show- ing of fine rugs includin J3russels,Axmtnsters, Wit - tone, etc., that we have prieed��at attractive prices. We wound be most pleased to show thein to you. JAS. DUNPORD. Undertaker and Fttneral Director. 28 'IN( Phone litife. 28 i THE ONLY .Clinton News -Record ... July 19th, Mr PATRNT1 .iNCIN• „) THIS picture is;to give you an idea of the thrillsome tun your child can have with a •- KXDDIE KAR. It is made In three sizes, selected wood, strohglp put together, solid wood wheels, with steering handle that turns easily, Good indoors as well as out and for both boys and girls. The hit of the year in toys. The W. B. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest Always the Best V iss Beryl Cooper is visiting Miss Helen Ross at Bayfield, Mrs. A. Forbes returned last week —from a visit in Stratford. Mrs, T. Cook and Master Nisbit are visiting Toronto friends. Mr. and Mrs. T. Jackson and fam- ily spent punday, at Bayfield. Dr. Ross of Clifford called on Clin- ton friends one day, this week. Miss 'Holmes of Sarnia is here vis- iting her sister, Mrs. A. D. Beaton. Mr. H. Cantelon of Toronto was in town a day,,or two during the past week. Miss Minlue Pinning is spending a holiday with Lansing and Detroit friends. Mr. Heppler, teller in the Royal Bank, has returned from a fort- night's vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Sharp and Mr. and Mrs. J. Wiseman motored to St. Marys on Sunday. Airs. Grose , and little son of Toronto spent ,the week -end as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cantelon. AIrs. Shaver of Toronto and her tit- tle son, Calvin, are the guests of the former's sister, Mrs, J„ W. Nediger, Mr. H. 5. Walker of London was the guest last week of his bro- thers-in-law, Messrs. H, C. and G. C. Holland, Mr. John Campbell and Rev. Aus- tin Burge of Hamilton were in town for a couple of- days during the past week. Mrs. J. D. Atkiuson and Miss Eileen returned on Friday after a fortnight's visit with London and Ingersoll friends. Miss Edna Miller of Moose Jaw and Miss Mae Carmichael of Seaforth were week -end visitors with their aunt, Mrs. James Mahally, Mrs. D. Cantelon and Miss Dorothy returned on Thursday from the west. Tho former had made an ex- tended visit with her son at Pia - pot. Rev. J. E. and Mrs. Hogg and two daughters left Tuesday to spend a month at the lakeside at "Cedar Beach." Miss Wylie of Toronto ac- companied them. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Rutledge of God- erich were in. town for a few hours on Monday afternoon. They motor- ed down. and were accompanied by the Misses Robertson, • Mrs, Andrew Gunn with her son and daughter motored up from Toron- to and spent the week-eod with Miss Marion Gunn in town. Miss Marion returned with then to the city on Monday. Mrs. Arnstein of, New York, who has been visiting her Mother, Mrs. Tierney of Blyth, was the guest last week of her grandmother, Mrs. Margaret" Thompson of Albert street, Mrs. Tierney accompanied her daughter. Mrs. Geo. Tedford, add her daughter, Miss Hattie, of Chicago, formerly of Clinton, have been visiting with the former's brother, ,Mr. J. Stepli- enson, during the past week. They will also visit Wingliam relatives before returning home, Mrs. W. Glenn Campbell end son, Gordon, of Aylmer, formerly of Clinton, Have been visiting 'the former's sister, Mrs. S R. Mac- Math ao-Math or Goderich and also her father, Mr. A. H. Goodwin, who is at present 'a- patient hi the Goderich hospital. Messrs. Thomas and t)larenee Ranco of Toronto,. sons of. the late C. C. Rance and Mrs. Ranee of Toronto and formerly of Clinton, were in town with relatives over the week- end. The former, who is an on- glneet, expects to go overseas shortly in the service of his emu - try. RaY. Beverley 1 etohener of Hamilton has taken a cottage at Bayfield Mr the summer, Mr. Ketehen, who formerly lived at Bruceflcld,, is considered one of the cleverest preachers in the Presbyterian Chur- ch in Ontario acid it is hoped that Clinton Presbyterians will have an opportunity of hearing him Aetore the summer Wanes, SPECIAL 39 -inch Black Taffeta Silk (C..& J. BONNET'S MAKE) till ,A._.rEsar This Value is ort a Par wit COATS' SPOOLS at 5c WOMEN'S STORE Dry Goods, House Furnishings phone 07., Next to Royal Bank MEN'S STORE ' Custom Tailoring and (phone 108) , Men's Furnishings Opposite Public Library, Kippen. Kippen sled vicinity have been Pleased to welcome back a' number of the one-time residents - here, among thelatest arrivals being Mrs. Robt, Fisher and daughter oe Neilans, Man., also Mr. David Cooper, son of Mr.' ,Rohn Coolies, who has been visiting with Messrs. Wm. and Robt. Cooper and other relatives. During the past week Mr. and Mrs. Gilmour of the Moose Jaw district arrived to visit the lady's brother, Mr. Jas. McDonald and sis- ter, Mrs, Isaac Jarrot. They intend to remain a month, Mrs. Alex, McKenzie was in Lon- don Monday with a party. of friends from Wingham. They, went by motor and the day being ideal and the roads in perfect condition it was a most enjoyable outing. Mr. Nor -man Thomas of,Kent Coun- ty has been a welcome • visitor at the home of Mr. 'Phos. Mellis. Mn. and 1VIrs. White and son mot- ored up from Stratford on Satur- day and visited Mr.- • and Mrs. W. H. Johnston. Mrs, White is a sister or Mr'. Johnston, We regret to report that on Mon- day when Mrs, Wm, Ivison was hav- ing an automobile ride with some friends the car got into a rut and Mrs, Ivison was thrown out. She was taken to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Robt. Brownlee,, and a physician, called - who found she had three ribs broken and the mus- cles of her back severely injured, Mrs. Ivison is up in years and con- sequently will be seen time before she regains her usual strength again. Mr. and Mrs. J3latchford and son of London visited with Mr, and Mrs, Geo. Taylor on Saturday, Mr. and Mrs, Jas. MoClymout and two sons motored to London Satur- day evening,' returning on Sunday. Mr. Thos, McClpmont returned with them and will spend some time with his old neighbors and relatives. Tlie farmers are now harvesting their hay and report a fair crop. Judging from the appearance of the gardens iii this district we will have a bumper crop of vegetables. Miss Helen McGregor, teacher at Wellesley, is spendieg her vacation with her parents, 11,r, and Mrs. Archie McGregor. St. Helens Miss Lottie Henry is visiting her friend, Miss Ethel Anderson. Misses Nina and Winnie Woods are visiting their sister at Erin, Mite. Emily Weatherhead and nice, Lula, visited friends at Blyth last week. Mr, Thos, Phillips has purchased an overland ear. riliss i1ryrtle Little is visiting friends in Listowel, Mrs. Geo. Webb is visiting friends in Hamilton and other places. • Mr. anti Mrs, Robert Tait and family spent Sunday in this neigh- borhood calling on,oiti friends. Holniesvlille One of the worst electrical storms of the season passed over this locality on, Tuesday afternoon setting the bells ringing on the telephone sys- tem and deluging the land flattening hay, potatoes and grain. Many farm- ers say conditions are becoming very serious and unless favorable weather comes soon many crops will , be de- stroyed. Mr. J. W. McRoberts of Port Arthur called on a fete of his old friends here on Tuesday. He came. down to attend his father's funeral near Granton which took place on Monday last. _ Miss Lula Halls of Chicago is visiting at her aunt's, Mrs. W. Mul- holland, this week. - Mrs. Keenan of Detroit, formerly Miss Ramsey of this village, is vis- iting former friends hereabout. The boys and girls of former days are always welcome when they return. Mr. Ezra Pickard motored down to' the funeral of the late Mr. Mo - Roberts at Granton on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Murch, who are visiting at the parsonage are expected to remain over the week- end and the many friends of Mr. Murch will be glad to know that he will take part in the service of song onSunday. Mr. N, W. Trewartlia has added much to .the appearance of his poultry plant by having the main lien house and , the chicken coops painted, N. W. is a hustler and likes to keep itt the front rank.. lvlr•. Watson of Durham and Itis son, Mr. A. C. Watson, Mrs. Wat- son and her sister, Miss Ilolmes, of Dbtroit motored over this week to visit with Mr. J, 11, and Miss Holmes, and Mrs. Leech and Mrs. Howell and Miss Itlary Howell came down from Goderich to meet them. Mr. and Mrs. Watson and Mr, Wat- son, Sr., went -on to Durham but Miss Holmes remained hare. Mrs. R. McCartney entertained the members of the organized Bible class of the Methodist Sunday school at her home on Wednesday, evening of last week, when a very pleasant evening was. spent, The ladies of the congregation have finished decorating the basement of the Methodist churoti and it is Very Much improved In appearance. St. Helens Rev. Jas. Wilson of Dovercourt Presbyterian church, Toronto, will conduct the services in St. Helens .church next Sabbath,. Mrs, Robinson Woods. has returned front Stanley after a visit with her sister. Mr, and Mrs. Marvin McDowell of Westfield spent Sunday at tic lat- ter's home here. Rev, John Little, Wife and dauglf-' tors, Mit this week for 1 inlough, Whore they tsitp et to spend , their holidays, Stanley Township Mr. Fred Keys of Elora, a former Stanley boy, is visiting friends in and around Varna at present, Glad to report that Mr, D. J. Stephenson, who was laid up for several months with ' blood poison- ing, is able to be around again, though unable to walk yet. His physician has good hope of his full recovery. Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Hohner were the guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Boyce on Sun- day last. Miss Alice Peck has gone to Syra- cuse, N.Y., to be the guest of Mrs, Leslie. Mr, and Mrs, D. J. McClinchey and Mr. and Mrs, John Davison of Bayfield motored to Goderich on Sunday last. Miss Mabel Clark, who has been teaching at Markdale, is spending her vacation under the parental ✓sroA. Mr. 1Pt t. Ito/Anon entertatued God- erich friends over the week -end. Sorry to report the serious illness of Mr, Lloyd Armstrong of near Zurich, but hope for his speedy re- covery. Mr, W. R. Johnstone has purchas- ed a good brood mare from Mr. Chas. Marks, for which he paid a good figure, Mr. Edward Woods of Toronto is visiting friends in this neighborhood. Mr, Robt. Reid, B,A., of Windsor, brother of Mr, J. W. Heid of the Bayfield Road, has been in Toronto the past week reading examination papers. Sorry to hear that Mrs, G. El- liott 'of Varna is • on the sicklist, (lope she will soon be able to be around again. THE MICiIGAN SPECIAL • Cohvenient night train for Detriot and Chicago. Particular attention is called to the convenient night train operated via tide Canadian Pacific—Michigan Central Route to Detriot and Chica- go. Leave 'Toronto 11.80, p,m., ;alaily, arrive Detriot 7.60 A,M, and Chica- go 8.00 p.m. Electric, Lighted Stan- dard Sleeper is operated,te Detroit. Further paeticttlars from any Catiatl,- ian Pacific Ticket Agent, or W. B. Howard, District Passenger Agent; Toronto, Ont. Aug. 15 Delightfully cool on ,the Great Lakes. Port McNichol, a short pleasant journey via Canadian Pacific Rail- way, is the Gateway to the Great Lakes, Steatrlsbip Express Mena Detente 8.00 P M. each Wednesday and Saturday making direct uonneo- tion at Port la'd's/Jura With either steamship ',Keewatin'r -or "Assiui- bola" fttr Sault Ste. Marie, Port Ar- thur or tort William. Particulars irons Canadian Pacific Tiekot Agents or5W, 13. Howard, Distract •Passenger. Agent,, Toronto, Out. , Aug, 15 Londesboro. Miss L. Young of Regina is speed- ing her holidays with her mother, Mis. Young, Quite a number from this vicinity went to Stratford on the 12th. Mrs, Arthur Kerslake of Exeter spent a few days last week at the home of her :father, Mr. I -I, tLyon. A number of the girls have taken a cottage at Grand Bend for two. weeks, They, left on Tuesday for their holiday, The regular meeting of :the Red. Cross Society will be held on Fri-, day of this week at the home of Mrs., Hoggart. Anyone who has fin- ished sewing is requested to bring it in that day, The Red Cross ice cream parlor in the hall every, Saturday evening is opened about five o'clock so that any who wish may have it for tea. A' number of pnung people enjoyed the lake breezes `at Bayfield on Sun- day. Constance Mr. and Mrs. S, Gi'dl'ey of Blytlt visited, their cousins, Mr, and Mrs. T. Polard, on Sunday, Mrs. Colclough and Arnold; spent. Sunday with her mother in Brussels. Mr. Jas, Willison is at present very low, We hope he will soon im- prove. Mr. Tom Lawson, nephew of John Williams, and daughters, and Mr. MaBriou of ,Stratford were calling on old acquaintances on Sunday, Mrs, Sutherland and Campbell spent Sunday with friends in Brussels,, Miss- Addie Love of Walston spent a few days as the guest of her sis- ters, Miss Margaret Love and Mrs. Eti, Britton. Mrs. (Rev.) Allen and daughters of Creelman, Sask,, are visiting her sister, Mrs, Robt, Lawson, and other friends. Mrs. Petrie of Clinton has bem visiting at Wrenn. A, Leitch's and Henry Taylor's for a couple of weeks, Miss Myrtle Lawson, Misses. Mag• gie and Addle Love and Miss Stella. anti Clarence Clark spent Sunday, with friends at Walton. Quito a number of the 'J+ F. members attended the service yet Burns' church on Sundae evening. Call or ,,,phone for prices on Electric Wiring, and Fixtures BVAM & SUTTER ,�',pnitary Plumbers, Mono Pa,