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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1917-10-04, Page 88 Seaforth. The lira:, Ir`, IL Larkin ;vont to Montreal thie beginning of OP week and had conferred lipoli him the des gm Q. neater .of }livinity, It is eighteen years since D.r, l,arkhi carie to Seaforth and during that time the 'Presbytery of Huron. has almost Completed)] changed, only Dr, Ce1111 Pletcher of the Thames Roca ro- enaining of the Bien Melllbers of the Peesbytery„ Mae ss llichelond oR Woo4stoelr1t- oil last Week at the hemp 01 }IBC emit, Mrs, J, A, Wilson, Mr. Itiohard lallfott of Owen Sound, wlro has been appointed to the peel - tion of Government Inspector of WOOL was in town Inst week reitow- higing old friouds}ilps. The' girls and boys of the Col- legiate are spending their week -olds sprcadlug flax, This house of Good Shoes asks the consideration of people who care for Shoes of Special Merit and the best of Shoe Value at any stated price. FRED. JACKSON Satisfactory Shoes Quick Repairs A GOOD TIME TO PREPARE FOR WiNTER We Have Seasonable Goods The International Carbon Roofing Paint, will not creek, peel or blister —by the gallon or barrel All kinds of Roofing -the celebrated Brantford and other grades Beaver Board takes the place of lath and plaster, more durable and easier applied, Window Glass—all sizes The celebrated Sherwin-Williams Paints, Varnishes and Stains A gpod assortment of Ranges and Coal and Wood Heaters of the up- to-date kind—Also a few second-hand .A. few coils of Galvanized Coil Spring Wire at lees than cost to clear Potato Drags at 30c each OARBOLA IS PROVING A GREAT SUCCESS—it is a germ•killing white paint for stables and chicken houses. Prevents contagious diseases such as foot=and-mouth, anthrax, glanders, mange, cholera, roup, etc,—put on with brush or sprayer Electric Toasters, regular 34.00 for $ 2.75 Second-hand Leather Sewing Machine, cheap at 20.00, for. 4.00 Portable Rubber Bath, regular $0.50 for 3.00 Mee Desk, cost $20.00 for 4.50 A Short Counter at a bargain Harland Bros. HARDWARE, STOVES AND NOVELTIES 1 Now is the Time for � Clean-up of Summer Goods With prices steadily advancing. these lines willbe found good buying. We must make MOM for the New Fall -and Winter Goods'now coming into stork. 2 doz House Dresses size 34 and 30, worth 1,50 to 1.75 your choice $1.00 200 yds Gingham, plaids and stripes, worth 20c and 25c, for 15e A few Wash Skirts left in White and Stripes. reg 1.50 for 1.1E .1 11" reg 2,00 for 1.38 About 2 dos Children's Dresses, worth 1,00 for 63c 3 doz Ladies Gowns, long or short sleeves, nice fine cambric and well trimmed, extra value 1.25 Odd lines of Shoes to dear at remarkably attractive prices Plumsteel Bros. Small Profits PHONE 25 AGENTS—SEMI-READY CLOTHING. NEW IDEA PATTERNS. More Business ISN'T IT ABOUT TIME You disearded your old din- ing•reoin set and replaced it with the new style dining - tom furniture, One might as well be dead as 'rout of style" these days. We are showing seveal different de- signs in both quarteeed oak and mahogany and all are priced exceedingly law. AS. D JNFORD er rind Funeral Director. Phone Imo` 28 Underta 28 1 Sdiool Sulie& READlplt A GRAMMAR , 9r ""' 1 V 1 I , ,A, GEOGI{ 1PIIY will cost yofi the same price ' any where ;fou buy. Tho price is a hied one, l't is in the oth- ce suppllee— Scribblers, Pencils; Slates, Etc., that we try t4 give you a little better value and a BION com- plete assortment or h little less In price in keep- ing with our claim to be-� "Often the Cheapest Always .the Best." Tile W. D. Fair Go. Rev, W. B. Moulton was a Kirktgn visitor on Monday. Mr, J. C. Laithwaite of Goderich was in town on Tuesday, Miss Eileen Carbert has taken a posi- tion in W. D. Fair & Co's book store, Mrs. Mac. Aklnhead of London was the guest last week of Mrs, Ct H. Bartlitf. Mrs. 11. W. Cook left this week for Toronto where she will spend the winter with her daughter. Rev. W. Moulton conducts special harvest thanksgiving services at Kirkton on Sunday nest. Rev. Canon and Mrs. Gunno of Lon- don were guests over the week -end at the home of Mrs. Ferran, Mr. and Mrs. Griew of Clinton were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Smithers,--Seaforth News, Mr. A, T, Cooper is to be one of the speakers at the London Conference Epworth League convention opened in Stratford today, Miss Bessie Irwin, Deaeouness, of Montreal is holidaying at the par- ental borne in• town, that of Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Irwin. Mrs. J. T. Clark and Mrs. Gregory Clark of Toronto were week -end guests with the former's sister, Mrs. T. Jackson, Jr. Rev:, J. H. and Mrs. Colelough of Lloydtown spent a few days last week with the former's mother and other friends in town. Mrs. G. Atkinson returned to her home in London on Monday after spending a brief visit with Mr. and NIrs. J. D. Atkinson of town. .. Mr. 0, W. Nott, the well-known Tuckersmith horse man, attended the Lueknow Fair last week and acted as judge of heavy horses. Mr. and Mrs, W. Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. J. Ranslord took in the Ticket. Sellers' Association trip down the St, Lawrence last week. Mr. and Mrs, John Stephenson of London were called home this week on account of the illness and sub- sequent death of the former's moth- er. DIr. Robert Holmes of Toronto shook hands with a number of old friends in town yesterday, having-.ronme up to. be- &zesent at the marriage of his niece, Miss Gertrude Chant. Mrs. McCloy, daughter of Mrs. Jas, Twitchell, who has been living in Edmonton for some time, has mov- ed to Calgary, her husband being traveller for a wholesale lirrn in that citte, Miss Anuice Bartlilf, who since her graduation from Victoria Hospital, London, hasbeen putting in lost time at the institution, has now finished her training and has re- turned home. alre. Fred Hayward arrived last week from Vancouver, B.C., and is visit- ing her mother, Mrs, Livermore, Sr. Mr. Hayward enlisted with a Medical Corps at Vancouver and is now in England. Mr, Adam Akam and his son, who have been visiting friends in town for the past couple of weeks, leave today for Toronto where they will spend, a short time before returning to their home 10 the Western Stat- es, MVleasl`s, John and Gordon Cuniug- bame left the end of the week for Toronto', going on from there to Peterboro and, then to Kendra. They will be absent a fortirfght and limp have a hit of hoisting and fish- ing while away. Mr. Levi Stong has moved, his fam- ily back to town /tom Sarnia, where they have been making their borne for the past four years, kir. Stens has been with the Imperial 011 Company while they eenstruct- cd a chain of refineries from Mon- treal to Vancouver, This is Lot the first time he has been with this company, having spent Oxtail) years of so at one time and an- other with diem ou construction work,. 'He has several hie con- nection with the Company for the , One being, however., and will prod - ably try his fortune in Northern Ontatfo, where he spent several Years prior to his residence ill Clinton before, Citizens of this town arse very glad to welcome Mr. end Mrs. Stung back and hope they haver 00010 to day this time, 1 Ciinfon, News„ Rccor4 Ookoher 4th, IA/7 COATS If Our Prices Do Not tJre You to Buy The Clerks Will Not. It is Against Our Rules WOMEN'S STORE Dry, Goods, House Furnishings 33nowN, phone 67 Next to Royal Bank MEN'S STORE Custom Tailoring and (phone 103) ,, Men's Furnishings Opposite Public Library People You Know Prof. Bristow° of Kincardine was in town on Monday. Mr. David Churchill was in Stratford on Monday on business. Mrs, Arthur Cantelon has returned home atter spending a week in London. Miss Ruby Wise returned hist week after spending some weeks -with Toronto friends, Mr.. and, Mrs. Gillian and Crown Attorney and Mrs, MaI(illop were in town over tiro week -end. Pte. H. D. lielstrop of the Overseas Training Cansp, Toronto, was in town over the week -end as the guest of Mr.. Wilbur Ford, Mrs. Coulter and babe of Lucknpn, have been visiting Miss Jennie Holmes of town and Miss Margar- et ;Holmes of Tuckersmith, Mr, and Mrs. Guy Routley have been visiting the lady's home in town since returning from their honey- moon and before leaving for their new home at Bright, Mr. and 1Vlrs. W. E. Floody of In- gersoll have been visiting in town during the past week, having come to attend the wedding of the lat- ter's sister, Miss Gertrude Chant, which took place yesterday. Mrs. Robert Pearson, who visited with her cousins, the Richardson families of Stanley' township, and Miss Webster, and also her niece, Mrs, John Morgan of Godericb, the last week or so, has returned to her home in Grey township. Huhlett Township Mr. Edward Crawford and Mr, Jas, Snell celebrated their sixty-second birthday on Sunday last. ' Miss Etta Brown Sundayed with Miss Olive Cole of Clinton, Me, and Mrs, Dominic Flynn and Miss Tena spent the week -end with Stratford friends. Miss Mail, Snell left for Hamilton oar Monday to resume her work as a nurse. Mr, and 1VIts, 'Thomas Heeling spent Sunday with their daughter, Mrs. A. ]McLeod of Clinton. Sir. and Mrs, Bort Glbbings spent Sunday? with Mr, John' Cartwright, The follbwing is the report of S. S. No. 1.14, for the month of Sept. 5411 Class—Gertrude Roberton 85 percent, Anna. J. Hamilton 82, Al- berta M. Moon 77. Sr, 41,h» -Pearl L. Moon 73, Carmen Moon 07, Gavin Leiper 51, Sr, 3rd—Fanny 13. Lee 70, :nary I, Ross i8,,Thomas Caldwell 77, li, 8rd Mauy 11. Moon 83, James .Roberton 40, Robert Leiper 4.1, Jr. 2nd—Olive A. Moon 80, Annie. Il, Fairservlce 74, Leonard reldwell 55. lst--William N. Ross 02, Gladys ibtirservice 81, Henry G. t'aldwell 71. ;test speller for month—Pearl Moon, —Katherine Reid, Teacher. Kippen Mrs. Wm. Ivison is quite ill with a severe attack of brononitis. It is not long since Mrs. Ivison was tllrownout of an automobile and severely injured, This with her present attack will be hard on her constitution considering her ad- vanced age. 'We trust to hear short- ly that she is recovering, A very pretty: wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Moffat on Tuesday of last week when their youngest daughter, Catherine C., became the bride of Mr. Robert McKay, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKay, ex -reeve of Tucker- smftle The ceremony: was witnessed, by only the zm tietfiaatt rutak1 es,"the nuptial knot being tied by R'ev,,- J. E. Jones of Varna. The bride was becomingly dressed in a gown of white silk crepe-de-chene trimmed with lace and pearls. The bride was the recipient of many handsome gifts. Mr. and Mrs. McKay left on the 8.20 train from Seaforth for Moose Jaw and other western points. They are followed by the best wishes OD many friends. - We made brief mention last 'week of the death of Mr, Goo. Alair. Mr, Alair's sickness was of short duration, being employed in his ar- eustomed work until within five days of his death. The funeral took place on Thursday of last week to Hansell Union cemetery, The fam- ily were all able to be present which was a comfort to their mother in her sad bereavement. Rally Day was observed last Sab- bath in the Sunday schools here. It was an auspicious clay for the chil- dren hipdigin as they , were presented with diplomas for good attendance and also the memorizing of scripture texts• and verses, Mr, and Mrs. Sterling McPhail of Porter's 'Hill spent Sunday and Mon- day fu our village visiting with the lady's 100413011, wiro is 111 at present, Mrs, Mann of Cleveland, acumen - led by her two children, were guests of .Mrs, Jas, Miller of the village (luring the, past week. , Stanley Township The Following is the report of 5, S. No, 3, For September, shelving the marks obtained in °lass and examinee leen wont : ,lr. 40—Hubert Bess 221, Clifford Clarke 206, Arthur Peck 101, Jr. 3rd—Alma Rathwell 201, 'UM- W Taylor 48 (absent Item two ex- amilnatinliS). Sr, 2nd—A.rdell (;ranger 430, Laura Reid 885, t}orvlml Elliott 334, Jr, 2nd—Sara Reid 429, Blanche Taylor 410, Leigh McCleueighan 100 (absent from two examinations), Sr, .Ist—Katlileen Elliott 278. Primer, Sr;—Russell Ilolmer 1C8. Jr, A -Murray Gralrger .180, Lours Tkyior ii70, Jr. 11. 1aliiati Meeks 54, —Margaret Peek, 'Teacher._ Bayfield The annual convention of the Stan- ley and Tuckersmith Sunday School Association will be field in the Meth- odist church, Bayfield, on Tuesday, Oct. 1611, with two sessions, at two p.m. and eight p.m, Mss, H. W. Erwin and Miss Floe, Edwards, who have spent the past month at Kitellener, returned home on Monday. Robert Penhale Ynotored to St. Thomas this week and spent a, few days with friends. Don't 'Forget the Bayfield Pair on Tuesday and Wednesday next, Get, 9th and 1Ath, and last but not least, o.—Fairoa-Fair mgtlt-a-g'rakt-.eolac, err be given in the town' hall when the followinggentlemen g °men yviII furnish the evening's entertainment : "Harry. M, Bennett, singing character comedian and entertainer (impersonator of Barry Lauder, the Scotch comedian), assisted by the Reid quartette of Lueknow, We are called upon this Week to record the death of Bayfield's oldest resident in the person of Richard McDool, Who departed this life on Wednesday of iast week at the age of ninety-one years. Tlie deceased was born in the County, of Leitrim, Ireland, and came to this country in the year '1803, settling in the township of Goderich, afterwards moving into the village of Bayltield, where he remained until his death, He was twice inarried, his first wife dying in the year 1876, In the year 1853 ho was married again to Miss Ann Eliza Reid, daughter of the late William Reid, who survives him. The Funeral took place from his late residence to the Bayfield cemetery on Friday afternoon at two p.m. The services were ecnductod by, the Rev, Mr, Everest, the Orange- men, of which Order he was a mem- ber for a, great number of years, as- sisting at the graveside. Two sons survive him, William and Richard, Report of the Sr. department of Bayfieid school for September 1 Sr. 50-0. Baker. Jr. 50 —5. King, E, Drehmann, FI, Weston, R. McDonald, H. Baker. Sr. 4th—P. Jowett, p', Erwin, M, Howard, J. Drehman, 13. Gemelu- hardt, A, Copeland, J. Woods, R. Harrison, N. Gemeinnardt. Jr. 4th -1,. Elliott, N. Toms, 0, 0emeinhardt, Sr. 3rd -A, llrehniann, W, Brown, L. McLeod, R. Davison, W. Heard, 0. Harrison, V. 1)owson, A. McKay, 11, Higgins, E. Darling, 1F, Parker, Average attendance. 80, --Dean Geddes, Teacher. NV bighorn miss d. E. Adalns . has gone to epeind a few ,weeks in Winnipeg anal Portage la Prairite Mrs, George (lrogoty, who has been visiting Here for some time, accompanied her. They Went, by boat from Sarnia, Londesboro. The 'regular monthly; meeting of the Woman's Institute will be held in the Forester's hall on Thursday, Oat. llth. The single ladies enter- tain the married ladies. Discussion on cake making. This Society ha completed three handsome quilts t( be donated to the military hospital at Byron. llr. Wm. Govier is moving hie family and hoese1101d effects to Vine- land this week, where he has a posi- tion as foreman on the Cr.T',R. Miss Lizzie Johnston of Clinton spent Sunday at her home here, Dr. and Mrs, Clopper and tee Children and Ma'. and Mrs. Muni, and `latter 40 dittoed from Port Cot. borne on Saturday to --Visit Munt's aunt, Mrs. T, Millar. Next Sunday is anniversary day in the Methodist church, A number from here took in Baal, fair on Wednesday, Mr, Wm. McFarlane of Chats(44 is visiting his sister, Mrs, John Lee. Blyth .,Mr, and Mrs. W. N. Plaskett anti Miss Winnie motored over from elark- dale recently and visited for a felt' days with the former's sister, ,lira: Myles Young, Mr, and Mrs. Arnstein of New York City have been visiting the lady's mother, Mrs. A. H. Tierney. The marriage took place en Tues- day of last week at the ' homeoi Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tall of their: youngest daughter, Miss Mildred Blanche, to Me. Wm,.Henry Granby: of Morris township. Mk, and Miss John Shipley ' Collingwaod recently, spent a re • days with their cousins, ;1h Mrs. R, B. McGowan, Mr, and Mrs, J. 13, Tierney. jr of Washago have been visiting r se farmer's parents, Mr, and Mrs. B. Tierney. The raids of the last few days were greatly needed for the pastures, roots and fall wheat. It will el e put the ground in shape for plowit.1. Call or Phone for Prlcesf on Wiring Your House all kinds of up-to-date Fixtures and Shades TO G0 CHEAP—A num., her of 2nd -hand stoves in good repair. Bam & Sutter V Plumbers and Electricians Phone 7