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The Clinton News Record, 1923-7-5, Page 8eNA Your Ho.Xse A. Hole • With Attractive WALL ` PA,PER TIl tSfee. JUL C 1.023 e W • Drt Fair Co.. Often the Cheapest•= -:Always the Best` d 5f teem s avi ui, I woe Mrs. W. J. McDonald and children are visiting the lady's 'sisters in town, Miss Ethyle Wasmen has gone to To roto to begin her second year art course. M. and Mrs. T. T. McNeil and epics Ferrol Higgins were in. London on Monday. Miss Luella Walkinshaw was :;up }From Toronto over tale week -end and -holiday. Miss Beatrice Seller, of Evanston, 511, is the guest of her tient, Mrs. A. T. Cooper. Mr. Asa Bolton of Brantford was in (town- for a- few days this week. visiting his. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Hunt, of. Lon ,don, visited Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Haniblyn'over the holiday. 111e. W. E. `O'Neil and Miss W. O'- Neil spent the holiday at thou sum- mer cottage at Southampton. Misses Carrie and Minnie ,May, of Toronto were visitors last week with their aunt, Mrs. A. Hooper. Mrs. E. Schoenhals, Miss Dora Sch- oen/la's and Miss Zetta..Bawden motored to London on: Saturday Mrs. Mason and Mrs. Greensides of London visited Mrs. Wm...Walker and other relatives over the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Tanner of King- ston are the guests' of the latter's parents, Mr. end Mrs. Wen. Walker. Mrs, Baker, Mrs, Chambers, Mrs Hill and Mrs. Snell of Exeter were Ivisitots' with. Mr. 'and Mrs, Hooper last- week, Mr. W. Atkinson and Mrs. 0. Hooper., anil children of London were week- end visitors with Mr. and, Mrs. A. Blooper. ' • Mr. end Mrs. Leslie and little dnugh' ter Phyllis • of Owen_ Soitnd were :the guests over the week -end of M. led Mrs. J,_Zapfe:, Mee Reynolds, sr.,'' one all Hullei.t!s ..,pioneer's, is malting a, little visit with her 'daughter, Mss. Ames Flynn of town. Mr. -and Mrs. W. • U.:Latornell 'and Miss Margaret Combe pf St Thom 'as were the guests over the Week- ' end of the Misses` Doan. Miss Edna Wasman and Miss Errant, of Toronto, were weekend•'guests at the home of the "fernier's par ents Mr. and Mrs. J. F,' Wasman Mrs. Fair sr_, who Lias beat; _with her daughter, 'Mese James • Scott,., eeft last week fer a visit with other members of her family in the wlost. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Agnew and lMliss-. Agnes, of.' Guelph, ,and gilledNorma, Bentley, -of Lpddon, ,rnetor-; ed up from Guelph aiid spent: the week -end; in :town. Mee. and Mrs, Gordon' Iohnston' and: family and Mr. Tim Lovett, motor ed up from Si. Catherines,and ,spent„ the Week -end , with their parents Mr. and Mae. C. Lovett of town,. Mrs., Cross and Master Billy. of Dei; droit and Miss Marion S•unri of • Cleveland are' guests at• the (home:' of their parents, Dr, and " Mrs.' Gunn. Miss Lucile Grant has retuned after. °t' a pleasant visit in 'Toronto. Miss ria Gant went to the city to be Present et the ,Sinclair -Smith wedding on June 2eth.. "e Misses Amy Hellyar, Ruth McMath and Gertrude Wallis .left Tuesday for -Toronto to , take a eunrneX course in physical training and Miss Gertrude Fowler' to take 'an art tom se. Mi•. and Mrs, W, Falconer of Blue- vale and Mr. D. Falconer, t of the head office of the Bank of Ham- il.ton, and Mrs. Falconer . visited their cousin, Mrs. Alex. Butler, on ,Dominion Day. Mr. James Danford and Master. Roes.: were in town over the week -end. They had been in Brussels attend - 'Mg the funeral of the former's brother, E. C. Dunford,a merchant t of that town who died last week. Mr, Frank Stygall and M. and Mrs. ,Clarence Haberer and Masters Earl and Iloward motored over Lam 53ufdalo, N.Y., last week and :spent a few days as the guests of the former's sister, Mrs. A, 0, Patti- Mr. Victor 'Cinch, priooipal of Goto Bay Island Higle school, spent the eweek=end as the guest of his motli- er, Mrs. 0. Crich of town. Mr. Crielr. reads examinaion papers in Toronto during July. Mr. U. J. Lowry of the Fire 13spart- »lent, Toronto, with his wide and baby, Emily, have returned' borne Ito Taronto after a week's visit with Mr. Lewey's aunt, Uss, 3. Ireland. 00d T6liwIIAsbAip . The •Unity. Club will meet at the home of Mee, Bert Murphy on Tees- ' de,Y t,Zt + h.l er ocery ocia. rico�'• �.•' Compare it with any Other We Guarantee Service, Satisfaction and Prices sugar, Granulated, 10 lb...' X1.15 Shredded Wheat, 2 pkts. 'for ,25 Corn Flakes, 3 Otte for Calmed Corn, 2 cans for .J3 Canned Peas .25 2 cans for ;2G Canned Toinatoee, per tin , . ... .10 Laundry, Soap, 10 bels for .72 Gold Dust,; 5 pkts...,25. Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 tins , .,. 25 Carnation' Milk, large size,. ". St. Charles Milk , , .... Eagle Brand Milk , . . Maple Leaf Salmon,small size tin Red Rabin Salmon,' small size tin .22 Magic Baiting. ow el .. , . .34 Our Own Baking Powder. ,' .23 Dominion Matches,; 3 Boxee , :. , . . , ... , ,34 Mixed Pickles, quarts . .39 Icing- Sugar, 2 lbs. . , .30 Clark's Pork & Beans, large size . . . . ....... ... . . ... , •,24 36.43 By Special Appointment we are agents of . 'Smiles 'n Chuckles' Famous h C oco1a1,es Try t Box at 60c Cash & Cerra 2 Deliveries flollmesvflle The strawberry social held recently was well attended. The band did 'spleiididservice, the spread' at the tables Was much enjoyed and a good tnnc:reported, About $125, was add- ed .to dd-ed.to the funds :of the Sunday school and League Rev. +11. V.•• Walden, the new pas- tel., with his wife,.and family, arrived in time =to be present at the social and get 'acquainted with 'several of the people. , -On-Sunday he took charge of Bolneeseille .and Ebenezer sevices and preached interesting sei'enons pro ducing :r: s p l.; en d i..d inpres- cions regarding the future welfare of the circuit, particularly- emphasizing.. his dehith,for;the co-operationof the church for ,faithful service hi all its 'departments Bev. H. J Faiee, wlso so' faithfully labored as pastor the pa past year, left for' his home in Toronto east week ' Mr.;Frank' McDonald "'keine • up' fieri Detroit•on Saturday evening last tee spend, Dominion day with his wife and family, '::,Baying 'has . canuneneed in earnest'; he good crop is reported. Mr, P. Lowry„ our village school teacher, 'has left to spend -his vacation 'mound hes • .parental Bone gj Inger doll. ' . . The following pupils have been pro - :rioted; in -melee of, merit in:S.S. Ido..3 Godericii''liolnlesville' school. From. Sr.,; Pr. to 1st -class: L'dna" `Huller, Norma Potter, Frank Yeo, Jaelc $tilydye Ferris Sturdy. From Sr., lst to Jrn2nd-Norman Trewartha, Kenneth Trewartha, Freda Miller. • .From Sr. 2nd to Jr. 3rd -Helen Mc Math Alex Glen, Elsie Osbaldeston,. Reggie tebbutt, Jim Mair, Sr. end to Jr., 3rd—Helen Meleath. Alex Glen, Elsie Osbaldeston, -Reggie Tebbutt, Jim 'Mair ' From , Sr., 3rd to Jr. 4th—Clifford 1licNeil, Albert Vandenburgh and An- na Taylor, equal, Cora ,Trewartha, Lloyd IS.tock, Kathleen Huller, Doris Miller, Freddie Miller, .Marry* Cud:' more, Thelma Cudmor'e, Leslie Miller, Doris Haller, Gordon lekDonald: -P. Lowry, teacher Auburn (Received too late for last week) Miss E. 1'. Sparling, missionary on furlough from Chung king, China, will give an address he the Methodist church next Sunday evening. The ladies of the Presbyterian Missionary. Society held a quilting and tea in the basement of the church last Thurstla , Y During the storm ow Monday after - no= the lightning ran down the wires in .tis, Johnston's garage and burn, ed the fingers of Father Moran of St. Augustine, who ewes holding a light while ?dr. Johnston wt's wonting on his ear. Mr, and Mrs. Russel Sem are a- way for their holidays end Mr. Earl Spafford is at the station. Mr. and Mee, John Robertson of Goderich ate visiting friends here. • The Methodist Sunday school in- tend holding a :ioeial evening on Mr. G. Sturtly's lawn 00 J0130 4th Mrs, D. M1oGflieudtly of Toronto who has spent soine time visiting friends here, hie gone to Goderich. Mrs. Shaw ate son of lbliinieo are visiting Miss .jello Dyer, The )Yotntg people of Aubnen p1'e- seated Miss Mary Patterson with a sh0W05 of silverware on the eve of her marriage. Miss Edna Raith'by of Toronto amid Me. Lewin Raitbby oe the 0, A, 0, spent the halidiiy`at thee' home here, Phone 4$. • The 'Huron •County. Beekeeperts Association held a demonstration at the apiary of ,Mr, Amos Andrew on 'Wednesday. Auburn :base ball team defeated Westfield team on 1;riday night, t'he score being 15-5: in favor of Auburn. On June 20th Mr. Martin, 'Dyer, one of the oldest residents of. the viL lege,- passed to that .bourne fi'osn whence rep traveller returns.. De- ceased -was born in Ireland 88 years ago. At the age of twenty he,,caine to 'Canada . and ' worked in Tucker- smith for several years before baying the, farm: en, the boundary in Hallett where he lived"for almost fifty years. Seven yearsago he with.his wife and daughter moved into the .village:•Five years age his: wife,, who was Mary MacKay Tuckereinitli, di edee Of a family of eight eltildreh: seven 'are left to mourn his loss. Mr, Dyer has' been confined to his bed for the past year and a half and duringe• that ,titne his daughter, Miss Zak, had been unremitting in her ache ',for pini' and the sympathy •efts -the community goes out 'oto" her in 1er. bereavement. A Targe number of neighbors and friends from a distance followed his remains to Bali's cemetery where interment took place • The services were. conducted by the Rev. W. R. Alp, assisted by Rev. P. Banes::. A pretty June wedding -was sol., einnized at the home of Mt. and', Mrs. Wen. Patterson on Wednesday, June 2th, at 11.30, when 'theiryoungest daughter, Mary, became the bride of Mr. Alexander Manning, son of Mee Chas. Manning; London road. The ceremony was performed by Rev. W. R. Alpin the presence of about forty ghosts. The parlor was'pret- tily decorated with ferns and flowers. The 'bride, who was given away by her Tether,, 'poked chaiuning in `at cinnamon colored dress of Canton Crepe . and carried a shower. bouquet of Ophelia roses with maiden hair fern, The bride wet attended by her niece, Bette Miss Evelyn Sprung, who made .a very sweet little flower girl, • The wedding march was' play- ed by ,Miss Olive Sprung, another niece of the bride. A dainty wed- ding dinner was ' served after the ceremony. „ The bride's travelling dress was navy ,tricotine with trim mings of grey poled twill. The Many 'beautiful presents testify to the esteem in which the young ° couple are `1>,reld, Constance i1&iss -Marjorie', Jewitt of Brussels spent a few &aye as the guest of Tier cousin, Miss Mildred Button. . Mrs. McLean Lea n of Detroit is visit ing lien rather, David Milson, and Meta, Mrs, Peter Lindsay. IIvlastcr Clifford Carter of• London was calling on old friends in and ar round the vilkge on Sunday:. Mr, and Mrs. Jas, Moore and danghe ter of Toronto spent a few days as, the guests of their grandfather, Me. Jas. Mann, and' other friends. Mrs. -Cameron and nephew Jack McQueen, returned on Saturday after a visit with friends in Toronto: C.ollucilesboro Misses Flossie and Esther Jamie- son spent a fens clays We week with, Carlow friends, Mies Gladys lenedell el' Winnipeg. ' is spending e iew dstys with rolativee in the village, Mr. Bert 1-lateiy and Miss Mniele Spender of '1'ororito spent the Week. and at (be'hetne' Of Mr, Will urnmer is Here and so are we"here -with a rine stock of .verandah furniture in- cluding chairs and rockers, Hammocks, Hamino Ouches, Reclining chairs, Ferneries and San stop everaiidah awnings; Then to the June Bride we would say: Be sure' to loop us over as we certainly hava the stock to choose from, and we assure, you the most reasonable prices and courtesy. HARDWARE DEPARTMENT The season is here for oil stoves: We have in stock the'Loreiei a high speed oil b'tirrter,•evil'.burn 22 hours onone gallon oft oil. Call in and :we'.will show you all about it. We have'the•New• Perfection. in two,' timed add 'four burner,. also in theallperfelcwith high speed oil burners. Now .i- the tinie edleet!a new roof and siding on your house. • We.h'aete t11e• Brantford loofing Saab, Slate Blue Black•Green aiid Red. sold`in tolls for 31:50 up peresquare., Clinton" Hard . _.waFurniture re and Furniture• dot THE STORES WITH A STOCK Furniture Phone 114 - Hardware 195 well. rooms at half past six V' Mr,. Dennis Roberto s, who motile: - et' from Sarnia, for the holiday re- turned Sunday, accompanied by Misses Belle and Gentle Roberton and Miss Ruddell. Mr. and Mrs. -Charlie Hall of St. Marys spent the holiday . at Mr. Prank' Hall's. Mes. Jas. Watt and son, Owen, of Toronto, who have' been' visiting at. the Manse- for the 'past month, re- turned home on Tuesday, accompan- ied by Mb Watt, who cane up"for the holiday. Miss Lawdy Young of Regina, is spending the summer vacation with her mother, Mrs. (Dee) • Young. Miss Esther Jamieson of Regal' Road school, Toronto, ig'sponding the emotion at her home neer the vile, loge. Mr. and Mrs, 1. Woodman, Mr. and Mrs. A. Clark, and Miss Edith Samp- son motored up from', Chatham for the week -end, Miss Sadie McCool of Ottawa spent theweek-end -with r elattves iii the vil- lage. Mr. Franc Fingland of. • Osgoode Hall, Toronto, pronto; ,spent the holiday at his homeo in the village. Mr, and Mrs, W. Long of Wood - stoat spent the week -end with the Sorinee's brother, Me.E. Long, at the Parsonage. Mt. S. Matliers of Palmerston is spending a Sew days at the home of his uncle, Mr, W. Gray. Mr. ,Jas. Webster of Toronto spent the holiday with her mother, Mrs. Webster, sr., in the village. IMr George .Barr, and Miss S. C. Bark left Friday to, attend a family reunion with relatives noir Toronto, Miss Mary Little, who was operat- ed on a few weeks ago' in the 'Clin- ton Hospital, bas returned 'home. Mr. Sid Lee of Detroit spent the holiday at his home Here. Vi Varna I,, 0, L. No. 1.033 will ettond divine service in St. ;john's 010(11 11 on Sun - (lay evening next at rievep-o'elaek. The members will meet at elicit lodge 'nee brethren cordially invited. Dr. and Mrs. Moffat and •Mr. mut. Mrs,Moffat, sr,, of London and Mrs. Murray and two children of Hamilton,. spent the week -end;' at the foriner's summer home, which is by way . or being completed andwill make a most comfortableand commodious hone. The following is the report of the Annual promotion Examinations of' Varna school: Sr. 4t11.—Mabel PITgrie n Clayton Elliott, Milliard Rgbertson, Shirley Dowson, Irene Johnston, Jr, 4th.— Margaret Johnston, Rachel Johnston, Jean Johnston, Jean Foster (absent), Sr, 3ed.-Hazel Steep,, Orrin Dow - Jr, 3rd, --,Mary Clniter, Audrey Johnston, Calvin Foster, ,Ada Steep, Ruth Elliott. ' 1Sr 2nd. -Glen Coiclough, - Tom tauter, David Hodge, 'Jr, 2nd,—Alvin Elliott, Elliott: Chuter, Vera Steep, Thompson ,Col slough. Sr. lst.-Doris Chutes, Melvin Poster. Prim r -- e , Gertrude • MaeLinchey, Walter Johnston, Willie Austin. -Kathleen M, Welsh, Teacher Ice Crean Season''' 'r Is Here '`1'Ib'¢' OUR ICE CREAM In Bricks or Bulk Candy .. Candy is always air season eve have,„ all kinds' at all prices. teekee 'WENIDOIrtF Confeetioriery and Restaurant;, "We alai to *AM)."