The Clinton News Record, 1912-06-06, Page 4iivamitimiammemarammanammis
Cli>btan News► -Record
Summerhiill Holmesvill'e Bayfield.
Mrs. R. A. Govier spent Monday
the ghost of Mr, and Mrs;, W, Miller,
}
.
5Ess Jesse We -Wins , t'
sof(� it on"s ens
p
a few days recently the guest of her
Whole„'Mr, R. J, Watk+ts
Mrs,` S. Lowery has returned !mo het
home here after spcndih'e the winter
with her sbn, Mr. Chris. Lowery of
Medicine Ilat; .Alberta,
Miss Sara Tobhutt Is ,visi1Iiig her
sister; Mrs, Cleorgc Hayes.
The Ladies' Guild met at the home
Of Mrs, Walter Mair on Wednesday.
Married
XON—A! C11L I,—Tn Lasigham ,: is,..,
on May x3rd, Kathleen Wortlttng-
ton,daughter of kir. and Mrs. Me -
Gill of Cheslcy, to Dr. Frederick
Axon of Clinton':
Rev, 0, d.; Couzens is 'attending
conference 40 St.' Thomas tads week,
Mr. W.11 PiCrdard is the lar d o a +' et t
o
�
from the Holmesville circuit and is
also'.in attendance.
Mrs, Leech of Goderich visited, her
sister, Mfss 1). A. IInios fora few
days.
Mrs. Dzaper and Mrs. Harris of
Uodetich. were gnes'ts'this week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs, 'Mulhol-
land.,
The Misses Couzons y/silted ,.iter
brother, Tice, Mr. Courens of.Stafa,
over the -week end.
Mr, John Potter had a very suer
ccssful Karn raising on • Saturday last
acid 'now has it closed in. The wet
weather d:r'i' no' bother John any at
all as he probably found it much uas-
ler to obtaiM hands for the raising
than, if mem had been busy on the
land. When the burdfng is tlnaily
'completed' Mr, Potter will have a
,very snug barn with convenient cum -
'eat stabling and everything complete.
People are beginning to wonder
when the bridge at the toot of the
Colborne hill will be ready for use
as the work, so 'itis said, not yet
commenced.
We regret to repos!. that( Mr.J,
W. Yeo is not improving as fast as
his nta.ny friends would like to ',us.
Mr. Halbert Gardner:, wiio under -
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Mrs, A. 113 Erwin returned 'biome
last week alter spending the past two'
Montle. at - a
Months Wt tion with het. parents.
Masters Harold ,heath and Casey
Atkinson ,of Woodstock College ar,
rived -on Sa'Git'rday lass, to spend the
suinimmer.
Mrs John McLeod, who spent the;
winter with 'her.sfs',u•s at Toledo
and Detroit, returned home on .gat
u sperm, mc.
winter at'I'l oronaa , with her :sgn, rc
turned to the village hast week.
Mr.Frank Glass of, London • pur
char tie ie remainder of Mr. J.
Marks' cottages on the Terrace.
Mrs• W. C. Richards and two sons
of Detroit aoriv<ed on Saturday. ,astir
land have' taker a cottage in the
White City for the season.
Reeve' Lindsay as ,attending eount
Y
council at 'Cloderieb this week,
IRev. Mr. McFarlane wial occupy Elie
pulpit of the Mettlodist church on
Sunday evening at '7 p, M. in the ab-
sence of Rev. Mr. Laws who is at-
tending conference all St. Thomas.
Mr, and Mrs. 'Yard spent Sunday
with friends at Clinton.
The News-Reoord, leads for town
and township news and thrives upon
comparison,
went an operation fat appendieitis —~
recently, is doing very well and it is Goderich Township
hoped his recovery will be �apeedy
-and complete. - ?
The News -Record leads for Town
and '[ tot \
nsh)t News and thrives on
comparison:
•
Miss Delta Milison of London has
been ttiaitrng the past week with her \
friend
Miss Olive Lobb of the
LGth
Con.
Varna
Mr, and Mrs. Kirk of` Fairview,
1tlach. , 'i'lsi'fed Varna fx ends c (.t.'
Ib (s the in"t t' a.
en„ion tro b(uI 1,rnt
eat foundation .under the 1:,ichet . al
the manse,.
A handsome rug, has been prescutud
to the 1 resbyteriran 'chtfrch. by Mrs.
Geo iEbgie. t,
Mrs. A: • Grantf
o London
iced her brother at :the Meade
recently' ” Mrs Grant" is l
e
g av
tng wi'lili her two daughters f' for
Saskatoon,. Sask., where a son is
to
located and whore' she intends
make , her home in future.
Brucefield
A very pretty wedding took ,place
at the residenpe of Mr. and ; hits.
Walter Mclleth, Brimfield on ;;at=
urday last when their only daugrrtar,
Jennie 1sabe5, became (the bride of
Mr, John `Ross Murdoch, one of Stan-
ley's prosperous young farmers.
The ceremony took place at high
noon,
Tho hride, who was gowned -M white
mousseline silk- trimmed with silk
fringe and insertion and carried a
shower . boquet of bridal roses and
lilies of the valley,entered the draw-
ing roost on her father's arm to the
o rains of the wedding 'march played
by the groom's sisber, Mrs. Jack
MoNcilt of St. Thomas, The Rev.r
Hall Wood performed the ceremony:
The couple were unattended.
The bridal couple
o before
da cot a stood c re
n
beautiful bank of pains, white lila
and fern and beneath a bell of whi
(lowers • suspended from an arch of
myrtle, whit lilac
blossoms,
June 6th, 1912.,
Bluth
Mrs., W. 13'yle and. daughter 'visited
Sealorth friends recently. y
Mr,
Albe � r
zt 30
I wle t
r is the delegate
from the Blyth Methodist church to
the Conference in session at Saint
Thomas this week,
Mr, Archie Collinson of Hallett vis-
ited 1s:th friends at London, Saint
Mary's and Stratford, He has passed
his Civil Service examination nd ex -
poets to receive a posit:oh• as mail
clerk.'
Mrs. George Leith was visited„' re-
cently by her mot'Lmer, Mrs. Liver-
more, Clinton, and heri`siister, Mrs.
Plaetzer, Toronto;
and Mrs, Luther ' Ponhale of
Exeter' visited their cou,Cni, Mrs'. D.
D. Crittenden, the other day,
Mrs, D, D. C•ri-ttenden was in the.
city of London ” recently, paying a
visit to her sister who is fn the hos-'
pital there.
Mrs, W: Mason visited her brother.
in London the other day.
Mr. T. W. Scott visited relatives at
Clandeboye.
Mr. and Mrs. Uttley and family of
Berlin visited the 'family df the tox-
nmer's brother here test week.
Quite a numbei from Blyth attend-
ed the laying of the corner stone of
the Presbyterian church at 'Walton,
"'tied Dart," the property of Mr.
Elam Livingstone, won second money
ill his ram at Mitchell on the 24th
Mr, Robert Paterson of Last Waw
anosn lost his valuable Percheron
stallion the other day. He paid a
high price for it but a short time
ago.
a Mrs. Alex hood of Pon'tlac, '.4lieht;
to niece of Mr's. William Jacl+son of
to 7
Blyth, died a,few days ago.
bit. W. Davis, who is r
aeaani shovel on the Trent canal, has
been visi :es. relatives here,.
Mrs. John Denholm, Mrs, G. Collt-
son and Mr. 'John Barr attended the
Cont-
i_ funeral of their nephew et London.
n- Mr. A. Steinhoff, who assisted the
.„ decorators on the Presbyterian church
Is' here, is now mvorki-ig on a church in
Clifton,
The Literary Society of the West -
End, Tuckorsnmith, and also friends,
numbering in all about forty, were
entertained at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred. Toll of East Wawanosh on
the afternoon of Victoria Day. After'
tea had been served a splendid musi-
cal program was given by the visit-
ors.
Miss Annie W'ightnian, daughter of
Mr. J. W)ightman of East' WaRan-
osh, wiio had hewn under treatment as
the asylum for a couple of months,
returned Home recently, but unfortun-
ately she has had agaiin 90 return to
that institution.
The Illti,t Orange r
() an C r
Lodge
as naktn
g
6
trig preparations rfor the celebration
tIt
o thegreat
and glorious i
o tots 1 th,
It
S
t i
v li be on
a large scat. i
g r and the �ecat-
est crowd ro vd
In the history
of the tillage
iso cspecte<l.
Mr. T, Thompson, the C. P. R.
agent Isere, is improvrng, things gen-
erally around the station and will
have a nice flower garden before the
summer is over.
Mr. and Mrs. '1'. Wanless, of 'Cor-
ontp VieIte<l here last week and while
here superintended the shipping ,of
their furnttute to Toronto, having
bought a house at the Junction.
The Nets -Record leads for Town
and Township Netvs and thrives on
comparison:
Sunnmerhill. Stanley Township e i ac and haw Mori unning a
Little Miss Hazel Churchill of
Clinton is visiting her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. 0, Beacom.
I Mr. Wi llianm Lawson had the nits -
fortune to lose a valuable cew, 'last
we'
1lliss Mi: Clifton is visiting her bro-
ther, Mr. Charles Clifton.
Mr, It. J. Watkins disposed of one
of his horses for handsome figure,
Servfee will be held in St; Petet's
church at t three o'clock on Sunday
1 '
next. ,
1 Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Lee of Clinton
spent Sunday at time home of Mr,
1Govier.
Miss Jean Farquhar entertained- a
, number of her little fr'entls to a
'birthday party on Saturday.
Wedding hells will ring north of
iour village quite soon, they say.
1. Mrs, Tyner is the guest of her
sister, Mrs; Scarlett of Leadbury.
Mr. Charles Calton had the mister -
tun u
c to tun a nail into his -foot the
other day and wilt he laid ort for
1
some L t
1t l t Li
Mr. and t
n Mrs. herb. _Govier were
ma happy to recently by t' r
pp the I firth 3of
Ia little daughter.
rThe News -Record leads for town
and township news and I thrives upon
1 comparison.
MILLINERY
AND
DR)^SSM:t.ti1NC
PHONE No. 7S
READY
'ro
1V JSAR
Couch. C
MILLINERY SPECIAL
FOR $ATURDAY
We are putting on sale
Saturday 15 Ladies trim-
med hats.; The hats are
some of the smartest and.
newest shapes trimmed in
our cwn work room and
are up to. the minute as
regards style. Your choice
of the 15 hats. Saturday'
208.
LADIES' SUITS
AT ABOUT 1=2
PRICE
We are anxious to clear
out the balance of our
• `' Ladies spring suits, Just ,
6 suits' left in stock in
navy, grey and tweed effects, satin lining, Some of
these suits sold as 'high as $22.00.' Yo'ur choice of any
one suit - $12.00
Now is your chance to buy a good suit at about
price.
JAPANESE Jus, to hand this week two bides of Jnp-
1
JAPANESEanese.matesgoodqualitystrawjustwhat
I A'S' you need Por 'ked rooms verandah on
Y c
Porch. Your choice Saturday
35c
JAPANESE
ANE'.
RUGS
Just,to hand t nd this week r
� e k ,ne bale
of
a pan
J ese rugs 0 fee
tx0:
1 feat suit-
able
g t
able for bed rooms and yerandah
yery special for Saturday $1.5o
Weput on sale RUG G
Sat•
'SPECIAL FOR urday 12tapeetrp
SATURDAYgreens in faand
broVvus $ ya,rcis by 3 yards and 3 by 3} yards good value at ttaa.oc• spec-
ial fel k3atunday, - - $11.75
A good smart boy wanted to learn the Dry Good
Whi:u dritr:ng home from church on
Sunday evening week Mr. Richard
Penitalo's Dolt tobk sudden fright ai.d
precipitated itself, the buggy, and
Mr. Penha:r and his two daughters
Onto the ditch. 'Very fortunately some
!of Me neighbors also returning keel
'church were close at hand to realer
!assistance, .:\s luck would have it ro
1clanmago was done but it was a c;ose
'calf
Christina Scott, relict or the late
John Butchart of Stanley township,
passed away at the home of het son
Mr. John leutchart of the 3rd con, ,
on Wednesday last:
(The deceased, in whose' passing
Stanley loses another of her old and
respected pioneers, was a daughter
the late Thomas Scott, who was
native of Melrose, Scotland,` but wl
lame to Canada with his family ea
ly in the last military and for
lime mated n Toronto, 1 DrO It
0, mV11CCe LI
subject
of this x •+ m
t S c ..h
I u las tornLa
er tlio family no ed t, Elgin , t
by,where r grew
to woma
tV0 Iltl
hood and where she followed the pr
fcssi n
0 of teachingfor some year
previous to ,her marriage. to john Lu
chart, which took place in Donate
ter in 1857.
Forty-one years ago Mr, and ,1 its,
Butchart came to Stanley, salter
they made a home for themselves an
their family, bearing many of tl
hardships Incident in pioneer lite an
by their industry and. thrift doing. the
share in making Shanley one of th
most prosperous townships in the
county, Mr. Butchart passed „way
two years. ago in February last.
A family of sia survive Mrs. 'ilex
MacDougall of Poplar Hill ')nt
John R. Butchart of Stanley ; Dr
T. R. Butchart of Red Oak, "Iowa
Dr. ',Tames Butchart, for twenty -un
years a missionary at Lu-Cheo-Fu
China Mrs. Cecil Legg,Lyons,
Ont,,
and Ltankltn D Butchart of Cleve-
land, Olio.
Mrs. Butchart was e tile -song
member i
b o th Church
t
co C hrfist. The
funeral took place on. Saturday af-
ternoon to Baird's cemetery, the ser-
vices bang conducted by Rev. 1b. W.
Ballets of St. Thomas.
The paleeearers were olid neighbors
of deceased, namely : George tlair<l,
Neal MacGregor, Duncan McNwan,
Atex; Innis, 'Phos. Fraser and Wm.
rav`Por.
All bhe members' of 'the family
with the exception of Dr. TAU But -
chart of Red Oak; Iowa, and Dr. Jam-
es Butchart of China, were present at
the funeral which was attended' by
many old friends wlib had known' and
esteemed the deceased for very many
years.
of
Mrs. Melieth received the guests,
wearing a bee,mning blue pailette
gown trimmed witit oriental embro
day.
Alter the reception the' wedding di
net was served in the dining soon
guests being present from St. 'Piton
as, London, Thedford, Mosel! and
Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs. Murdoch left, for a
honeymoon trip to St. Thomas, De-
troit and Cleveland, the bride trav-
elling in a bltfe tailored suit with hat.
to match.:
The bridal couple were the recipi-
ents of many handsome gifts.
ars. Murdoch will be At •Hent
after July .1st at Evergreenholme
Stanley.
c
to
The first game of foo Miall in the
r Intermediate series was played at
a Brueefield on Friday evening last
ie between the 13ritceffeld Rovers and
the Beavers ea els Pr
on Seaf r• .
1 o tit The
, match was interesting and closely
contested e and resulted
tm a kora t sop bF
R
2-5 m lam of of the plucky Resets,
0-
Followrng is the line-upof Mee)
t- players : Coat I-larvoy Reid backs,
John Mustard Ernest Mustard hall-
s backs, W. Sheppard, W. D. :,wane,
Walter Layton ; centre for ward,
Mae Aikenhoad ; right q, wing, TV,
Wright, A. Wright ; left wing, borne
Wilson', Wilson. Turner. Referee, Gil-
a
d
isple of Berlin.
On Monday evening another match
to was played 'off between the Rovers
and a team from Brussels, time scorn
at .the conclusion standing at 1-0 in
favor of the visitors, There was the
same line-up of local players and the
match was a good one. Both mat-
ches were witnessed by many inter-
ested spcctors. The Rovers play a
a return match in Scaforth on Tuesday
next,
Among those present from a rlis-
lmance were Mr. George gent -
ley and Miss Nancy Inglis of
Aylmer, a 'cousin 'and 'ni'ece; Mr.
Petiben Butchart; Miss Eupireinia
Campbeit of Poplar I -rill ; the two
sons- bi-law; -Messrs, Alex. Macdou-
gall of Poplar Hill and Cecil Legg
of Lyons ; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hunt
and Mrand Mrs, James Johnston of
Goderich, and others:
The following, is the report of S,
S. No. 5, Stanley for thr'mon;!h of
May.— <
5th class.-Elein McKinley.
Sr. 4th (a)—Milton Pollees.
Sr. 4th (b)—Maggie Armstrong,
Margaret McBride. ,
Jr. 3rd —,loamy M:cLinchey,
Sr. 2nd,—Pearl Stephenson, Lorre
McBride.
Part 2nd -Elinor McKinley r' May
P°1
lock.
Sr. Part lst.-1Vi.nmer MoLirichey,
EdnaeLi a
M n hey, Myrtle Armstrong,
Leonard McBride
Jr. Parti is;t—Wrllie McLinchey,
Earnest McLinchey,
--Ethel
P. Stevens, e Teacher
Following
is time report f
P to S. S. To
3 for May, the names :being k order
of
moth
Sr, 4
th( a—�u is
?1 n e Reid SA ,per-
cent.,
et-
c nt.
e , (b) Jessie McGee 83, oTintan
Heard 53, Russel Taylor 3P, Sam
Lawrason 19*.
Jr. 411—Ruby .Taylor' 78.
Sr. 2nd—Carrie Lawrason 82, Gar-
net Taylor 54,
Jr. 2nd—Willie McGee 76, Wilmer
Reid 68, 'Gertrude McGee 52. .
5r. 1st --Fern Taylor 83.
Jr. ;est—:Arthur Peck 77, Peter Me -
Gee, 55*, Clifford Clark 47*.
sindicatiss .those who have been ab
ben .part 'of the Meath,
-tE,va Id. Stinson. Teacher
Mrs, George 'Turner has returned
home from a visit in. Buffalo and
Drayton.
Mr. Will
r•
r ,Swan has turned from
om
Toronto University for the long holi-
days.
Miss Muriel Elcoat was time hostess
at a very successful misceilanous
shower at her home last week in
honor of 51.90 Jennie McBeth whose
marriage took place on June .1st. The
bride -elect was the recipient of many
useful articles and a most enjoyable
evening Was spend,
Mr. Earl Kaiser of the Traders
Bank, Bridgeburg, Es home for his
holidays,
Mr. Wilson and friend motored over
from Drayton for the football match
on Monday evening,
Mr, and Mrs. ' James McQueen left
on Monday for Ednmonton, where Mr;
McQueen will attend the Goners) As-
sembly as a delegate, After the
close of the Assembly Mr. and Mrs.
McQueen will goon: to Vancouver to
visit a brother of the former, and
then will on the return trip visit all
the principal western cities. They ex-
pect, to be absent several weerrs.
Wingham.
With much regret we chronicle the
death of Mrs, Peter Campbell. On
May 10th Mrs, Campbell was vitt
driving with Mrs. John "Campbell,
when the pony they were driving ran
away and both ladies were thrown
out. Mrs. John Campbell recovered
but Mrs Peter Campbell remained
seriously 141 until Wednesday after-
nooif, May 15t11, when she passed
away. Her maiden name was (lath,
arlae ,Hill and she was born at Cross-
hill, Wellesley township. In 1872 she
was married to her now bereaved hus-
band and in 1885 they removed td time
township:
of i'nrnberrY vh •
v etc they
resided until January 1897 when they
shoved into Wingham, Mrs. Campbell
was held an the very highesthest respect
t
in
i he conununit
y She is
survived
nd
her husband, at ,one daughter and two:
sons. The floral tributes of esteem
and respect were indeed beautsfful. ,
Miss Thursa Gerry of Brussels has
been visiting her sister, Mrs, Wiilts,
Rev. James Kennedy of London has
been the guest of las son, Dr. Ken-
nad•
Mr. D. Davis, for some time •nman-
agerof tate local branch af' the. Bank
of • Oomnmerce, is peing reml:Wel to
Sudbury, where as Isi mph 'is_ long
opened. Mr. E,.B, Walker of Paris
succeeds Mr, Dat'is here,
Morris Township
The home of ex -Deputy peeve
Kirkby, 7th line, had a close call
front serious damage from a bolt of
lightning recently.
James and Mrs. Kennedy, of Lind-
say, were visiting at tis home of
John Davis, 4th line, recently. Mrs.
Kennedy is a sister of the late Mrs.
Davis.
A firs tools place air the home of
George Arinsltrong, 17th line, catching
in the roof but by energetic af£orts
was, drenched out and the danger of
destruction averted.
INIDGESTION
RIGHTLY CURED
By 'Coning Up the Stomach 'to do
the Work Nature Intends It
Should.
Indigestion should not he neglected
for a moment, for by depriving , the
body of its proper nourishment
through the food, the trouble grows
steadf:ry worse. Neither should stim-
ulating mesl1oines, which ruin the al-
ready weak stomach by making it
work beyond its strength„ be used ;
nor pre-digested foods, which do not
excite a flow of the- digesttive fluids,
and by disuse cause the stomach to
grow 3weaker. Nowhere is the mule
treattment by Dr, Williams' • Pink
Pills more clearly useful. The prin-
ciple of this treatment 531 to enable
the stomach to do' ]td own work by
building up the :blood anh giving
tone to the nerves. When these are
ounce restored to their normal health
indigestion disappears and the cure
is permanent. klere is an experieaae
with tllis treatment. BIr, John Pre-
nenstal'
Calgary,
says •
or
years d
was an almost constant sof
ferer from indigestion, andnaturally
because there was much nutritious
food which I cotikh not eat owing to
the sin and a discomfort
whfc o -
pIt fol-
lowed, .T was becoming much run
down. Ir tried' many medicines . but
noneft
o theta helped .
until be-
gan
ed me un m h -
gan the'use of Dr. Wila:erns' ltinlc
Pills. After taking a few' boxes, I
was much better and in the course of
a couple of months was quite '.vein;
and could eat any Joel set before.
enc.'' •
If you, are a sufferer, from faadiges-
tion r any o trouble a a
da to bad
blood or weak nerves, you can begin
to cure yourself to -day by taking Dr.
Williams' Pink ;Fills. Sold by all
medicine dealers or by matt at ;50
cents a box or sax boxes for 82.50
from The Dr. Williams( Medi foe Co-,
Brockville,; li?!
41:
ur SPECIALS
See our New Perfection Stoves
Quick Meal, Gasoline Stoves
Screen Doors and Windows
Sherwin Williams
Paints
Varnishes and Stains
Baseball Goods
3:X.YXXX
Use DUSTB,ANE, the Great
Sanitary Sweeping
Compound.
Harland Bros.
Stoves and Hardware'
CLEARING FIRE SALE.
On account of the slight
damage done ne to our millinery.
we have decided to clear
out
our stock at halfrice.
� Come
early while the bargains last.
Starting -
FRIDAY and
SATURDAY
MISS OANTELON & CO
sessussomistomi
Special Sale of
Iron Beds, Bed Springs, Mattresses
—AT—
Walker's Furniture Store.
We have the best stock in the history of the store.
46 diffrent
Estyles of
beds to
choose.from, ranging in
price from $2.75 to $4.00, " Every bed is • masked at
special price for the balance of May only. Mattresses
$4 00 for $3,50; $5,00 for $4,00, $6,50 for $5.75, Bed
springs, r;'g, $3.25, 3,50, 3,75 for 2,50, 2.75 and 3.00.
.A, new shipment of house furnishings have'jtst arris'ea direct from
the mills en•,istfng of Rugs, 011 Cloths, Liooleums, Stair Carpet, Cur-
tains, Do 'n,1 fail to see our display before making your decision, (we
know we can suit your taste from our immense stock. .Ask to see our
furnished 1 ams, (it will only be a pleasure to show you through. Ask
your frienrta what they think of our display. Repairing and picture
framing nesily and promptly done. A full supply of coveting carried
in stock.
The Store
of Quality.
Phpne 28
W. Waiker
Furniture Dealer and Undertaker
Residence
Phone
140
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1
NATIONAL
*LAND
CEMENT
ttssmsollmtwntmlne
Is a little the best going; but we don't charge
any more for it, A fresh carload just in.
ttttt
1.1•111
S. J. ANDREWS
Merchants who wise
to talk to the ,pudic.
about what they have
to sell use ` the adver-
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