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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1917-07-26, Page 8Look at Your Label r Owing to the high cost of paper and other material we are compelled to collect all back subscriptions, and may have to advance the price of the paper to $1,50. 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 Glass at coot, to clear, Two Specials CARBOLA The Disinfecting, Germ -killing White Paint.—use spray or brush ORANTFORD SLATES See our Asphalt Slate Shingles—red, green Will give a list next week of articles at Special Low Prices to clear. ilarland gyros. HARDWARE, STOVES AND NOVELTIES Zoo]. Shoes 1 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. Bubbler Sole Shoes with the low rubber heels are the favorites. OUTING SHOES For Men or Women at $l, $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 SHOE RE QUICK 1 Clinton Nows44ecord July MU, 1 - PAtI NT3 PCH:Mill .�.. .1' Tidea of picture is. to give you an ea the thriilsomo 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 well as out and for both boys and girls, The hit or the year in toys, Tile W. D. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest Always the Best � a {„ ,]LI[Jltd IIIAIItl. nunauunnti . t Alli illy. Miss Howard of Exeter has been a guest of Mrs. French. Mr. Gordon Cuninghame spent the week -end with tFIeniryn friends. Miss Jean Carling of Toronto is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Chidley. Miss P. McKenzie of Mitchell visited Miss D. Barr during the past week. Mrs. Gordon Cuningktame and- Miss Kathleen Last were in London on Monday, Mrs. Hugh Ross and Miss Jean have returned from a visit with friends at Leamington.t Mrs. Ti. Clucas and daughter of Tor- onto are the guests ot Mr, and Mrs. I, Rattenbury. Mrs. G. Collyer and children of Lon- don are visiting with the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Steep.' Judge Taylor of Lampton County* called on his uncle, Mr. Andrew Taylor of town, the end of the week. • Rev. J. A. Robinson was in Forest on Sunday last conducting special services in connection with L 0. 0. F. Mrs. E. Floody and Miss Olive Fleetly of Toronto are spending a few weeks with friends in town and vicinity. Mr. Veitch, accountant in the Mol - sons Bank, with Mrs. Veitcli and children, leaves today for Corinth for a fortnight's vacation. Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Macdonald and their son and Mrs. McLaren of Toronto were guests over the week- end_.with Dr, and Mrs. Gaudier. Mr, and Mrs. Bert Langford motored over to Detroit recently and spent a few, days with , friends. They were accompanied by Mrs. George Shipley, Pte. Gordon Taylor of Exeter, who has been in France for aborti two years, and. is home on sink leave, called on friends in town during the past week. Mr. Earl Steep of Stratford spent the week -end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Steep of Stapleton. He was accompanied by a friend, Mr. Douglas Sproat. Mr. Richard Baker has returned from the west. He had gone out a coup- le of months ago on account of the illness of his daughter, the late Mrs. J. R. Andrews of Transconia, Man. Mrs. A. Weatlierwax 1 and her two children and maid returned to Or- filia on Tuesday after spending sev- eral weeks at • the hone of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Cltntelon. Mr. 'mid Mrs. W, N. Manningaid Miss `Taylor motored up from Lon- don on Tuesdays and on their re- turn were accompanied by Misses Eleanor and Marion Manning, Who have been visiting in town for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs, harry Marsh and Mas- ter Norman and, Mrs. Phillips are spending a fortnight as the guests of Mrs. Marsh's parents, Mr, and Mrs. George Davis of Huron street. They came over from Detroit in their motor car. PAIRS. 1 1 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 and boys. We are also showing a heavy work shoe for men, canvas upper and heavy rubber sole. Our prices on these goods is rock bottom and no other shoe will give you so much in con fort and wear for so small a price as a pair of Fleet not. , Head Comfort To be comfortable you must keep the head cool. See what we are offering in ladies' and children's hats in straw, panamla, cloi{h and canvas, i r., . 1 I'lg'1*I#i'!'1"i"'•"1-1 11 islet 1 1.1-11 See our men's panama and sailor . hats, They aro very I1 ,t . 1l , nobby.: Plumsteel Bros. Small Profits PHONE 25 More Business Il AGENTS—SEMI-READY CLOTHING, NEW IDEA PATTERNS. 1 1 A Beautiful , Art Square lends a charm to -the room, 1 1 has other advantages al- so, being easy to clean, easy to remove, We have at present an excellent show- ing of fine rugs including Breesels, Axmanstere, Wil- ton e, etc„ that w e have priced at attractive prices. We wnuld bo most pleased to show them to you. JAS. DUNFOID Undertaker and Funeral Director. 28 f Phone lir, 2S - Saniteiiu.m, Luke hldward, true, 1 SPECIAL 39 -inch Black Taffeta Sillc (0. & J. BONNET'S MAKE) This Value is on 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 103) 1 Men's Furnishings Opposite Public Library Kippen Hullett Township Mr. Henry Monteith and family of I Mr. and Mrs. John Shananan, Sr„ da fn with spent Saturday, night and Sunday Powassan, Ont., are hosf y g friends on the London Road and at Clinton, Goderich and Ripleyy, They spent Monday at Bay field. They travelling in their automobile, Dr. and Mrs. Aitken drove to 13en- sall Sunday evening to meet a friend of the Doctor's, 1VIr. Thornley, of Brampton, who was supplying at Carmel church last Sabbath, Mrs, McDonald of London visited with hers mother, Mrs. J. Anderson, and other friends during the past week, A quiet wedding took place on Wednesday of last week at the home oMr.and e • esecond fd • daughter,r orr, , -.When hen, Aramintba, was united in marriage to Mr. Basil Edwards, second con- cession of Hays township, De. Alt ken, the bride's pastor, performing the ceremony, None but near rela- tives were preseit. The blue ride taffeta wore her travelling go and hat to match. The couple were unattended. They motored to their home the same evening. The bride will be greatly missed in St. An- drew's church, Where she was a most willing and capable worker in the Sunday school and other depart- ments of church life. She has the best wishes of the community for a happy married life, Mrs. Archie NoakesiSeaf rth, past who, has ' been - spending the month with het parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Richardson, returned to her home on Sunday. Mr. A. W. Johnston, wiio has been holidaying the past three weeks at the parental home, left on Saturday to resume his position in the office of the Excelsior Lite Insurance Co, at Toronto. Pte, G. M. Elliott o It t h e Mechanical 'Transports, C a an p Borden, was home for a few days, "Gabe" was one of twenty- five chosen from thvo hundred to be sent overseas and expects to leave in the course of a few weeks, Mrs. 'P. Jackson, Sr., has returned from a month's stay with friends in the State of Ohio, The lady's Health is not nmch improved by her visit as the weather continued wet and generally cold and disagreeable during her stay, The farmers were much hindered in their work there by the continued rains. Mr, IL Ray Cantelon, son of Mr. and .Mrs., DI, Cautclon, who enlisted With a western unit and served in -the trenches for several months with the Princess Pats, is now spending a few weeks at home. lie Was invalided Bonne. several months ago and has been tutder medical treatment at the Lake Edward, with their daughter, Mrs, Joseph Boyle; at St, Augustine. Mr. and Mrs, Matthew Carbert and Mr, 'rhos. and Miss Alice Carbert were guests of Morris relatives on Sunday. Miss Clara Carbert of Stratford is spending a holiday. with her cousins in the vicinity', Mr, Wm. Morrison and Miss Louise Healy spent Sunday in the county town. Mr. and Mrs. John Flynn Sunday - ed with Mr, and Mrs, J, B. Reynolds of Goderich, Mr. Thos. Flynn spent Sunday with Walton, friends. Mr. and Mrs, Tony Lawson and family. of Clinton were Sunday visit- ors at the home 0f Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Medd. On Friday evening last the people of S. S, No, 0 met at the home of Mr. Janes Roberton to spend the evening with Gunner A. Manning, who was home on leave from Pete - wawa Camp. A very happy evening was spent and before its close Gun- ner Manning was presented With a signet ring in token of the goodwill and esteem of his friends in the neighborhood. This section is justly proud of all those who have heard the call at duty and have gone forth to represent them upon the field of honor and daily follow then with prayers and kindly thoughts. Miss Mary E, Blake is visitfag with friends in Blyth. Mr. John, Hanna and wife of Wing- ham- accompanied, by- the former's mother and sister, were recent visit- ors at. the home of Mr, Alex McKen- zie. They also visited at Grand Bead, Mrs. Geo. Taylor along with her daughter, Mrs. Wm. Pope, is spend- ing a fortnight with her daughters, Mrs, S. Thompson and Mrs, Geo. Troyer, v, 1VIrs. Finlayson of Scaforth spent a few days with her sister, Mrs. Geo, McKay. . Mrs. Robs, lelgie and Mrs. J. W. McLean of 'Tuokorsmith left on Tues- day for an extended, trip to the west. They intend to go as far as Edmon- ton, We Vish them a pleasant visit and safe return. We understand there will be quar- terly service hold at Goshen appoint- ment next Sunday-, conseryttetttly there Will be no Service in the Methodist rC. Mrs. Wm. Ivison is recovering from �1VoTlly, Holresviile Farmers are hailing the improved weather conditions with delight and are working at the hay with all available forces. Cheering prospect of abundant har- vest if weather conditions now con- tinue favorable. Mrs, T. H. Atkinson of Vancouver, B.C., is visiting her father, Mr, E. Levis, for the summer. Rev, A. Sinclair preached excellent sermons to large audiences in -the church on; Sunday last and the service of song conducted by Mr, Norman Murch;, both morning and evening, were greatly appreciat- ed. Another sale of cheese was made04 for the factory at 2cents. Such prices indicate the quality of cheese made by our cheesemaker, Mr. A. Gray, who is giving the best of sat- isfaction. THE NEWS -RECORD LEADS FOR TOWN, TOWNSHIP AND COUNTY NEWS. ' Stanley Township 'The following is the, June report for S. S. No, 10 : Sr. dth—Alice Mustard, Ada Reid, Edna McCowan, Ruth Higgins, Joe Higgins, Janet Aikenhead, Frank Welch, Jr. 4th—Tustin Wheeler,Sr.. 3rd—Isabel Fraser, Evel yn Beattie, Irene Snider, Edna 'Ihomp- son, Wilfred Aikenhead, Cleta; Pepper, Lorne Pepper, Jr. 3rd—Gladys Addison, Margaret Aikenhead, Elgin Thompson, Jack hl Kaiser, Norman Wheeler, 'tlpverd Welch, Sr, 2nd—Antlie ?instalo, A'lorcnce Boyce, Grace Addison, Laura Swan, Johnny TTohner. Tr, 2nd-1'llco.nor Snider, Jean Fraser, Ruth Jarrett, Pt, 2nd—Jn1m McCowan, flew -don Fowler, James Fraser, Dorothy VVelcTf, Norman Bnird, Sr. 1st—Alex Addison, I.arne Beattie, Kathleen Snider, church he Jr. 1st -Stanley, Reid, Mary 110 recent accident. ---ItT. Elliott, Teacher, Londesboro. Misses Kate and Julia Brown, pupils of Miss Alice Bell were suc- cessful in obtaining first class honor; in the recent theory examinations in connection with Toronto Conserva- tory of Music, Varna. The Varna Patriotic Society wish to have all donations of clothing for the Belgians brought in by July 31st. They ask that they be brought in on -that date or left at any of the local stores before, plainly marked that no mistake may occur, Oecerlch. Mr. Albeit Lashbrook of town was married in Toronto on Saturday week to- Miss Ethel Maude Cash, late of Dudley, England-. 'Phe couple will reside here. Mr. Theo Sunbury, organist of Knox church for the past year or so, has resigned his position to join the Mechanical Transport and is now at Camp Borden. Miss Henrietta Moore, for nineteen years a missionary' in India, visited recently with her brother, Mr, C. L. Moore of the Dominion Road Mach- ine Co. She expects to return to In- dia in September. Miss Mabel Tom left hast week to report for duty as a member of the New York Hospital unit which leav- es shortly' for overseas. Dr. Strange has resigned as Classic- al master in the Goderich C. 1. ills resignation goes into effect. at t•h, end of the present year and if a suitable substitute can be obtained itis dunes for the fall terns will be light. Pr, Strang has been oonncattd with the G,CJ. for forty-six years, for over thirty being principal, Mrs, ,1, F. Joyce and Miss Agnes Doyle or Ch:ltham were questa COr n couple or weeks nt the home cf, the former's parents, ;lir. and Mrs. Jelin ;.eery. Alias l' 11n 1licltson ni Cohunhns, Ohio, has beers visiting_ Inspector and Mrs. .1, E. 'Tont. Airs. (het.) W. 11'. Sinddart and three Children of Rtu'hester, N. -V., are 1°iaihilig relatives in town. Miss Mime Kidd Is home from the Tlnrper hospital, Detroit„ spending n tJnn. Blyth Mr. and Mrs. L. Kennedy of Wing- ham visited Dr. and Mrs. Blackall recently. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor and: little son visited , last week with. Stratford and Port Dover friends. Mrs. Glen Blaekall and little dlughter returned last week from a visit with friends at Bothwell. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Adams and their son, , Howard, returned last week from a lengthy visit with the former's daughter in Chicago. Mr. Adams is somewhat improved in healtli, Clotielrich Township The 'Young Ladies' Patriotic So- ciety will meet next Wednesday after- noon at the home of Mrs. Oliver lsh, Constance. Miss Florence McIntosh of Toronto is spending the holidays as the guest of her aunt, Mrs, H. Colclough, Miss Vera Colclough and Misses Jean and Annie McMichael spent Sunday as the guests of Miss Louise Clark of Hensall. Miss Mayme Hall is spending ri week with friends alt Bayfield. Mr, and Mrs, Jas, ;Dann, Sr., spent n couple of days with friends in- Tuckersmith, Mr. and Mrs, Geo, Riley spent Sunday as the guests of his brother, Mr. Chas. Riley, of Tuekersnith. Ilnying is now on, Good crops arc the rule. Call or ph for pric on Electric Wiring, and Fixtures Isle s BYAM & SUTTER Sanitary plumbers: Phone 7e.