The Clinton News-Record, 1910-07-28, Page 8•
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JuIy ZStIi, 1910
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'The undersigned, has just received a car of fresh o.National"
- WAWA Cement and Will Bell the same at a fair living profile
The underaigned hen also, the agency for the Independent Companies
atid wU1U ordere for a cal: load from any of the said
Companies fOr a small margin of profit.
,..1.;',.A.INDREWS,.. • CpNTON
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JACKSON'S
CLEARING SALE
We are still busy clearing,out the
balance of our surnmei stock,
For the. past three weeks we have had good
success in clearing up odd lines, but there's
more to go yet in Men's, Women? a and
Children's Oxford', Pumps and Slippers
which 'will be closed out at wholesale prices
for CABFf.
Black and Colored Oxfords, Patent Leather,
Kid and Gun Metal Calf Pumps and Slippers
mopeommeimiromimesuvo
Repairing Neatly Done and
Promptly Attended to.
FRED. JACKSON
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Subscribers for the Sta
dard Designer, the WOInaillS
practical fashion ,znaga'zine
100 per copy, August
number /IOW 01), sale. The
patterns it illustrates are
equally pitipular, they are
searn-;allowing,reliable and
cheap -40a and 15c.
W.D. FAIR CO,
Often Cheapest AlyaWthe.Best
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age wee.fietrece.seik..egesea.weee•ee.epeaelaweee-eree4sefirtiewlite sle-ort
101, SAVE MONEY
t By spending it here Friday and Saturday —
• Big Price Reductions in all Depts. *
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0 A Big Waist Special
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traAbout 25 Ladies White Lawn Waists, made of nice quality levet]
gand trimmed with tacks and lace or embroidery einsertion, good ealneat.65e, to clear Friday apd Saturday .
0 Men's Odd Pants at 79c . , • .
1hisCayFraifdeawy adnoaegaotfutleyse Odd Pants $L00 and $1.25, choice of
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t Children's Patent Oxfords 85c . .
These Oxfords are made of good, quality patent and,will give
1 good satisfaction, sizes 11 to 2. reg price $1.35, Friday and Sat .88 s
# Special prices on Women's and -Children's Oxfords: . - . #
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0 Corsets 49c and 69c
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0 Be slim and get a pair of our 69e and 49e Corset& They are
13 hummers.
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Men's and Boys' Clothing at Lowest Prices ;
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SMALL PROFITS AND MORE BUSINESS.
PLUMSTEEL BROS
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BringsResult
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The
Roughest
Kind
Of
Moving
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may scratch our furniture, but can hardly. injure It
otherwise, rot it is built to stand hard service as well
as to look attractive.
Our Surnmer Furniture
no exception. Light es it is there le a strength about it that is
stirptiaing. Our path chairs, rockers, etee Will stand the weather, no
matter what it may be.
The cheapest spot la fitirOttCoUnty to buy all itInde of heel are*
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Mr. J. A,Irwin was in -London last
week.
Miss E. Oh-idley was. in Londesboro
over Sunday.
Anse Margaret Davis is with Detroit
friends for a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 1'. Gundry and little
son left this week for Strathroy,
Mrs. G. E. Henderson of Seaforth is
the guest of Mrs. W. R. Counter.
Miss Belle Taylor is spending a cou-
ple of weeks. With London friends,
Mrs: 'Carlton of • Goderich has been
visiting her son, Mr, Wm, Rutledge.
Mr. Jack Irwin. of London is visiting
his parents, Mr and MM. J. A. Ir-
win. . •
Mist Hattie Baker of Fullerton is in
town the guest of Miss Sybil Coue-
eiee.
Miss Jean Scott .returns this week
from a visit of some weeks in In-
nerkip. •
Mrs. McQueen of Windsor is in town
visiting her daughter, Mrs. James
McRae,
Miss Viola .Cook hasreturned after
a very pleasant visit with relatives.
in Seefortit. • 4
Mite. WM. Glen and Mrs. W. McBeath,
Stanley, left on Tuesday to visit
friends at , different points in the
west. _ . • •
Mise Rena Pickett has resumed ' her
place behind the wicket,' in the post -
office after • a pleasant three weeks'
holiday. •
Mrs. Hoover and family leave on Fri-
day for hayfield where they pur-
pose spending. the remainder of the
summer.
Mr. andMrs, Harry Glazier and tam-
ily and Mrs. Glazier Sr. spent Sun-
day at "Bide -a -wee" cottage above
Bayfield.
efre. Frank •O'Neil and family have
taken: a cottage in Weetmineter •
Grove, Bayeeld, for the remainder
Of the summer.
Miss •Rhetta Cook spent a day this
week with her gent, Mrs. Jos.
Cook, at "Bide -a -wee" Cottage on
the lake shore.,
Mese Richardson, who has been the,
guest of Mrs.. A. P. Gundry for
several week.s, has returned to hen
home in Ingersoll.
Mts. J. E. Ilovey and "Master Billie
left on Friday for a *few weeks visit
at Matkdale, where is -the parental
home of Mrs, Hovey.
Miss Margaret Carling of Toronto,
who has been with Exeter friends
for several weeks, is visiting, the
Misses Levis of • town.
Mr. B. Pollard of Detroit and Mr. A.
Pollard of Kincardine spent a few
days last week at the home of their
-uncle, Mr. J. F. Wasmame.
`Miss E. S, Johnston of Toronto ie
spending .her vacation here with her
Cousin, Mrs, M. A. Brown, and othe
er relatives in the vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Rorke and fam-
ily and Me. Gordon Cunninghame
Intend going outiPto their camp at
13urkes the end of this Week.
Mr. and Mrs.10, A. Cantelon. and
Master Ferris were the gueets. of
the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William, Cantelon, on Sunday.
Messrs. Donald Roes, Morley Counter
and IL Twitchell . left for Bayfield
this week, where they will spend a
few days boatlng, bathing and fish-
ing.
T. Carling, who. bath been visit-
eng fn town the guestef Mr. and
Mrs. 0. Johnson and other friends,
returned to her home in Toronto
this week.
Mrs. Gibson and her little son left
for thein home in Toronto on Mon-
dayafter a couple of week e spent
at the home of Mrs. Gibson's par-
ents,
. and Mr. Arthur Cook.
Mr, Bobob Irwin leaves this week to
join a party of London young men
with whom he has camped for sev-
eral years, and will spend a couple
of weeks a.t Killalot Co.ttage, Port
Stanley.
Mts. Brock, who has been renewing
old friendships in town for tho
past few weeks, leaves today for
l'etrolia whore she will visit friends
for a lime before returning to her
home in Ottawa.
Mr. Clarence Copp has returned from
the Raley Itiver district where he
has been teaching for the past
eouPle of years. Notwithstanding
the severe illness he underwent up
there, which neeessitated him be -
Coming a patient in the hospital at
M. flotifaec, she gained in
height and aNeitthipois and its be-
coming more than ever like a "chip
of the old block."
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ANNUAL: SA14E-.
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nds August ht.
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About People You Know.
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Miss Effie Pickett has taken •a posi-
tion on the office staff .of the Jack-
son Mig. Co. •- -
Mr: Howard Jackson of Chicago is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.'
Isaac Jackson.
Miss Luella Ditzler of Leua,
is at present the guest of Miss Dor-
othy, Cantelon.
Mrs. J. A. Irwin leav,es on Satur-
day to spend a week or so with
London friends.
Miss Cora -Bartlett, Toronto, ha's been
engaged as Commercial Speeialist
at the Collegiat•ee -
Mr. G. A. Thoinpson of Elk La1e is
visiting in town the guest of his
brother, Dr. Thempson.
Miss ieseie Wiseman was the guest of
Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Adams in Lon-
desboro a few days last week.
Mr. G. D. Chidley returzied . to Owen
Sound VAS week after a fortnight's
visit with his 'mother in town.
Miss Elva Brown has returned after
spending a couple of weeks with
friends in Stratford and Dublin.
Miss Margaret Torrance rendered th
solo part of the anthem in Willis
church with good effect/ on Sunday
evening.
Mr. Clausin O'Neil returned on Fri-
day last from Moosejaw, Sask., and
has joined his motherand sister at
*their summer cottage at Bayfield.
Mr. and Mrs, George Brownlee of.
Tackersmith were in town ye,ster-
day, the guests of the lady's sis
tere, Mrs. Vbitehead and the Misses
Mr. Eddie Sheppard cams tip from
Toronto to attend his sister's wed-
ding, whieh took place yesterday,
and is spending a couple of weeks?
holidays at home.
Mrs. Nell of Seaforth visited at Mr,
T. Jackson's this week, having come
up to see Mrs. J. S. Jackson of
Winnipeg, who has been staying iu
town for some time.
Mr, and Mrs. R. Brunedon of Hart-
ney, Man., returned to Imidesboro
loot evening after a few 4eieee" visit
to friends in and adjacent to Clin-
ton, Next week they will visit in
the Weetfield district and ten days
later they, leave for their Western
home. They will go via the Mich.
Soo where they -will speed a few
days with a"rother of Mr. Brune -
don'. •
Miss Hattie Baker of Pullareon is
visiting her friend, Miss Sybil Cour-
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tire. •
Roy W. Grigg ie spending his holi-
days with hie friend, •Clenein
at hayfield. •
Winnie O'Neil spent from, Sa.t7
urday until • Tuesday at the family.
cottage, Bayieeld. '
Mrs. H. W. Cook and Mrs. Ben Cole
returned on Monday from a pleas-
ant visit in Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. John Emmerton were
in Bayfield on Tuesday spending the
day with friends .there.
MISS May Rance accompanied Dr.
Robinson home to Stratford in his
auto one day, last week,
Mrs. Campbell of Aylmer is spending
a few weeks et. the home of her
son, Prof.. Glenn Campbell.
Me, Vane Macpherson of ' Stratford
Was the guest over Sunday of
Mr. and lefts, H. B. Chant.
Miss, Annie Cook left for Tpeonto
on Friday after e -fortnight's bon-
dage at her home in town.
Mrs. Wallace Wheatley and ehildren
returned on 1Vionda.y, from a visit
to her parental home at Woodstock.
Mr. Will. Wasmann, who has been at-
tending college 8 London, ,is spend-
ing bee holidays at his home M
town,
Mre. Oliver Johnson and her sons,
Masters Oliver and Earl, are visite.
ing her •old•est son, Mr, Harold
Johneon, Toronto.
Mr. Wm, L. Wade of Fort William is
visiting his parents
,
Rev, and Mrs.
Wade, and his sistees, Wire. J. Tip -
lady and elm E. G. Courtice.
Mrs. W. F. Canteion and two thil-
deen left for thein home in Toronto,
yesterday after a couple of weeks'
visit with Mr. and. Mrs. Wrn. Can-
telon.
M. J. j, Mitchell "of DIadworth,
Seek., who with his wife and fam-
ily have been visiting at his moth-
er's on 1 Queen street, paid a visit
to friends at Westileed this week,
aeeompanied by two of his Sons.
Mee. John Johnstole and her daugh-
ter, little Miss sabet, left yester-
day for Witigham and theme to
Owen Sound where they will spend
two ter tante weeks. Owen Sound
was formerly Mrs. Johnetone'e
borne and she has a number of re-
latives and friends still residing
there.
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The News From LemdestoortC%'--*
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A icive•re hail • storm paisee
thie village and section on Wednesday
afternoon and destroyed a great num-
bee of panes of glass on the west, side.,
Of houses and placeof busineseee:Th‘
Methodist church stiffeyed.ehW. moat
severely. We heat that.th --
Crept
west of here and on intee Colborne
have been hazier cut -
The regular monthly meeting of the.
Womb's Institute will be held on
Thursday next' at 2.80 p. in. at the
home of Ms. F Johnson. Subject :
"Music, its influence in the home,"
to be taken by Mrs. J. O. Lou'rebury.
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All ladies are cordially vited to at-
tend. •-e
Miss Berle Kirk left Tuesday rimm-
ing for Calgary and British Ooluinbia
points where she will Spend the seas-
on with her brother and parents.,
Dr. A, McAllister, a formir teacher.
at S 8 No 8 was a caller in the
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village last week.
Mrs. J. M 'Ttiley left Tuesday ot
thisweek for .Gowginda where she
will vitit ,her sister, Mrs. rt, catper.
Louis Pingle left Monday for Etiel
where he has taken a position with a
G.T.P., bridge gang.
Leslie Woodman has tenured a posi-
tion with the C.P.R. at Appin.
Miss Coombs of Listowel and Mrs.
Merrill of London spent a few days
with their sister, Mrs. W. O. Arm-
strong.
The G.T.R. trackmen here patrol
the track day and night as a pro-
teetion against interference with the
company!e property.
Miss- R. Young is spending a few
days with Auburn Mende.
The Misses Watkins of Clinton are
visiting at the home of Mr. P. Gibbs.
Owirg46
metchants are having theie freight
brought,te Blyth 0,P.R.
lViikattizean Snell of eVi'istftehl spent:
141 pelt•fziendsein this Vieille
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As the storm whith raged over
this section on • Wednesday afternoon.
subsided the' • spirit of -Mn. George
Johnston passed into eternal rest.
He had, been in poor health. since
March and the agitation caused by
the storm was too much for a weak-
ened heart and the silver cord wan
suddenly broken,
Mn. Johriston was born in the
?tale village of Garrison, . County
Fermanagh,' Ireland, on the 31st of
42.Autry 1826 eso when the end eame
he had passed fan 'beyond the allotted
span of life.
In 1847 he came to Canada, and ree
sided at ,Brampton, this province, un-
--twenty-eight years ago when he
came to this %renege of which he tee
ever since been a resident.
While living at Brampton he joined
1he....0eeange Order of which he was a
consistent member and in which. he
always took iiiir61i-Ktetaq even as!
the weight of advancing yea.'"faleeeeeseee.,
upon hint. religion 18 was a.
Methodist.
Mts. Johnston survives IZer life
partner together with five daughters
and three sons as follows : Mrs.
Alex. lyindridt, Mrs. Andrew Lepper,
and Mrs. Wm. Adams of London ;
Mrs, Herbert Mackeuxie, Cleveland ;
William, Toronto; Thomas', Brant-
ford, and Peed, at home.
The funeral will take place on Vri-
day afternoon to. Lotalesboro -cemet-
ery,
Constance Concerns.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Anderson at-
tended the funera of the late M. It
Kirk of Mitchell on Saturday. 1
Mr. awl Mrs. John Prriee ot
bury spent Sunday the guests of Iter
father, Mr. Geo. Clark,
Mr. Grant Cook of Collingwood is
spending ,sit week with his wet%
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cook.
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Mr, Wm. Stanley of Ilolmesvillo
called on his daughter one day last
week,
Miss Annie Pollard of }Myth le
spending her holidays with her aunt,
Mrs. Taylor, and also bet cousins.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Twinsa
was held on Tuesday to -the Con
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Owe temetery from the residenee of
her daughter, Mrs, tg. Dexter,