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The Clinton News Record, 1924-07-31, Page 8J. ton 'Noks-Recnrd SDA ING, JEWELL s; gathered everything that 'is doarest`. and 'best in line Monro r the 'center, rein which all the varied concerns and business of life start forth. hittg that can'cotitriluite to the beau- , y and comfort' and peace al Homo is leservtn°• of •attention and,thonglrL. n. this direction let wall paper° enter our thoughts.. Our new spring, stock will, soon be ready for. your inspection. e.. . Fair Goat Dften the Cheapest--�-Always the Best Miss Mary Rye of Goderich is -visit ing Miss Fannie Waldron, Miss Jean- Bogie of Goderiob is the guest of her aunt, Mrs H. Penne- baker.. Miss Jean King of Teterboro is visit nip her, aunt, lifts, Bert MaIlveen,, Victoria street. Miss Edna Wasman of Toronto is speeding a for-tnight's holiday at her home in town. Mr. and Mrs. H. Pennebaker spent' the week -end with relatives in Gode- rich and Sheppardton. • Mr. Carman Powell of London was the week -end , guest of Mr. and, lYIrs, W. -H. Hellyar. Miss Phyllis Grieh of Toronto is Ii iidayiiig at the home of.•her mo- ther; Mrs. Eli Crich. Rev. G..I. Burns and Mrs.. Burns and family of Salford have, been visiting in town this week. Mr. and Mis. Will Greig of Toronto are visiting -this week with Clinton. friendt and also at Bayfield. Miss Edha• 11S.. Jamieson visited her. friend,; 112rs. Wilfred Gamble. of' Waldemar, .over the week -end: Mrs. Sehtniting and daughter, 'Miss. Verginia of Detroit are the 'guests of Mr. and advs. Hi. B. Chant. MV]:rs. Alexander and little daughter of -Knoxville; Tenn:, are the guests of the lady's sister, Mrs "N. W. Tre- wartha. Mrs. (Dr.) Jackson and Master Worth Jackson of Chicago are vis- iting the lady's parents,. Mrs. and M'rs, E. W.,„J,todaway.• Mr. James McConnell of . Vancouver,- 93.C., ancouver;B.C.; paid a short visit to his aunt and uncle, Mr; and idbs, James• McConnell, op Monday. Mr. ,and Mrs. S. Keinp attended the re -union of S. S. No. 13, East Wawanosh, held on Thursday last. `Mrs, 'Kemp is an -o . pupil. of No, 18, Misses Eleanor Plumsteel, Beryl Sal- ter, Nellie Cbwan, Katherine Bea- ton and Eva R, Carter attended the Sumpter School in Goderich last C stilt Ts About ( Tour ting 1eeds- 9Te-.iny.4 Fe &nand give your out, oltdote ; frrnitut *hiNt now -style onoxnaiai finish We also carry a complete line ofBrandram Henderson Paints . and Varnishes Sun Varnish and Sun Varnish Stains Also a 'complete line of Brushes, Linseed Oil and Turpentine - Sutter rd e PLUM1ING ELECTRIC WIRING HARDWARE •arshinall'•,w Layer Cakes, each in pink, yellow and with marshmallow filling arshn alto Creno for cake filling .25c Nu -Jell, exquisite flavor, 3 for 25c- - Pime.n.to stuffed olives • 20c California ripe olives, _ per tin 30c Cross Ee Blackwell little chip marmalade ,30c 'Sweet 'nixed Bieles per bottle 30c 20c 10 lbs Rolled. Oats 38c GROCETERIA SPECIALS .AOR THIS WEEK- - EIND Dipper Snacks, Canned Corn, Tea, -Hursley O'Neil's Special 3 for 25c I Spagh'etti, per tin 15c lb 58c. Spaghetti., large lb 65c iSardines, , per tin 15c 20c 2 tins 25c Large sealer of -marmalade, each 65c Fresh frpm..the lake, Salmon Trout per lb 20c Cucumbers Beets New, Cabbages. Tomatoes Cherries, Gooseberries, - Red and Black Currants Buya photo card and get your photo for 25c Cash . . &"Carr � h Mi • 2/Deliveries . * • Neil Phone "k"4"41"*A"4"4"41"Nels*wwisesiwomiwoop#001064046_410400048 too ,.. I tISSOURI ROADS ARE THE 'WORST IN THE STATES” "As Much,,as,tour Life's Woith to Negotiate Them," • Rev, C. L. and Mrs. Bilkey and 'Miss Charlotte, who left» Clinton a few weeks ago on a motor trip -to Kansas, Calif.,. had a most interest- ing journey, some of their experiences being rather trying,•thodgh interest- ing to look back upon. Mr Bil, key, in a letter to The News -Record;' tells something of the state of Mis- souri roads. They seem to need a highway system over there: Mr: and Mrs. Rouse left for their horhe in Hamilton on Monday..,af- ter spending a week as the guests of their daughter, Mrs.. (Dr.) Hearn, , Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Plewes'of Moos- omin, Sask., are visiting ,the lady's sister; Mrs. L. Stong of town. They have also been visiting relatives in Goderich. Miss Helena Reeves of Cleveland, 0., as visiting 'Mrs. J: G. Steepe and. Miss Aphrew.. She and Miss Steepe' are spending this week in Bayfield•. Miss J. C. Helyer of Ryerson train- , ing_SchooI, Toronto is snendtn aa 'few weeks of Iter holidays visiting .,in Clinton and vicinity. She is this week in Bayfield. " Mrs. Myrtle McConnell and little daughter, Eileen, arrive on Monday. from River spend a few om Pea Ce } to p mbnths with. Mt. and Mrs. James McConnell of Clinton. Dr, and Airs. Roy T, Rodaway and little son of Roanoke, Ill„ were ,guests at the home of the former's parents last week corning to be present at the marriage of his sis- ter, which' took 'place on ,Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Van Loon of Iiager"sville and Misses Emily and :Edna Van Loon of Hamilton were in town for the Van Loon—Roda- way wedding, which took place at the home of the bride's parents on Saturday:, Rev. C. J. Moorbouse, Mrs. Moor - house and daughter have returned from a vacation spent at their sum- mer home at Hilt 'born. Mr. Moor. e house motored up to officiate at the Van Loon --Rollaway wedding on Saturday but returned the same ev- ening, • Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Clark, and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wiggins of Gode- rich were the vuests of lire, and Mis. R. A. Roberton on Sunday. Mrs, Clark and Mrs. Wiggins. are sisters of Mr. Roberton. They ex- pressed admiration of the neatness and general beauty. of Clinton, Dr. W. J:.. Kay and family of Le - peer, Mich:, and Mr. J. W. Tre- leaven and family of Timmins have 7ieen in town this week visiting 'their brother, Mr, . B. J. Gibbings. Miss L. Gibbings of Toronto- joined -the party on Tuesday. They are spending a little ho\idaq at Bay.. "428 Gladstone Blvd. Kansas Oity 28-7.24 The Editor, Clinton' News -Record: We arrived here safe and,, sound in wind and limb on Monday' evening, July 21st, having had some most thril- ling experiences. For the last 300 miles of -oar journey we drove through indescribable mud, and forded sixteen streams, one of which was almost deep enough to stop' our engine. At one spot a team of horses was kept busy front dawn to dark,. hauling tourists through inud which almost buried the. wheels The Missouri roads are the '.worst in"the States, even in dry wea- ther, but when it rains, as it has been doing almost continuously, for weeks, itis almost as much as your life is worth to negotiate them,; Wa passed through two niudholes where it'win- ed 'every second that -the car would upset. We Were fairly fortunate in the matter of tire trouble, having had but three punctures in the thousand utiles journeyed. Front Detroit to St. Louis, a distance of 600 miles, we hail a beautiful paved road, and were able to make good time. When up at about the highest point in the Mis- rather hills,)we i (or cath sou i Mountains >; NL tR experienced one of the terrible elec- tric storms for which -this country is notorious. A. terrible wind storm, swept through Kansas. City and -St,- Louis about ten •days 'ago, doing a great deal of damage. We hope to return to Clinton by the Lincoln Highway, through Chicago, in order to escape as farr as possible the Missouri nntd.--Faithfully, yours, 0. L. Bilkey.'t - Miss Thomas, who has been visiting for the past fortnight -with Miss W. E. Thompson of town -and Miss. Hattie Turner of Tuekersinith, left Monday -for Toronto. She goes' to Northern Ontario later in the month, Miss Thomas is an En- glish exchange teacher, .who is see- ing as much as she can .of Canada during the holiday periods. She was supposed to returns tbEngland', for the opening of the school terttm, butinstead means to teach another, year in Canada.: , Civic iloliday, Im- compliance with the request ' of a large number of eititeris 1 hereby proclaim Monday, August 4th, Civic Holiday` for the town of Clinton and call upon all citizens to observe it as such. » —Fred Jackson, Mayor. L®II'6desboro Mr. and Mrs. Charlie'Govier of Port Colborne are visiting relatives in the village. Mrs. W. Jones of Kitchener. is ar- ` spending a few .days with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fiugland. Mrs. Janes Melville- of Toronto is visiting at the home of Mr. J. .D. ,Melville. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. 11. Watt of Toronto are spending the unmet, holi- days at' -the manse. Mr. Watt has been in Ottawa completing a Musket_ ry `Course. Mrs, M. Ross returned home on Saturday after a two weeks' holiday in Toronto and, Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Snell of Winghatn are spending a' few days at the home of Nils James Snell, Mats. Jas. Watt and Miss Anne Abery spent part of last week with friends` in London and Granton. (Rev. W. It. Ohoaure expects to leave on his vacation this week, • and the union services will be conducted during Apgust by Rev. lames Aber?. Seaforth: Sir Gilbert Parker; Lon- don, England, well-known writer, liv, ed for five years in Seaforth as a lad 'and in reply to an invitation to the old home `;Week in that town wrote the committee expressing regret that he cannot''conte. Blyth: Hydro 'yes turned on in this village on,Jnly,aath and citizens are delighted with t'ue service so far Group Championship LACROSSE Mitchell Vs. Clinton RECREATION PARK ssss- Friday, Aug..1 st Game .Called at;5 p sharp This is the final Group Championship Gagne, Goals to Count Mitchell outscored Stratford ' while Clinton won from Wingham It will be the Best Game of Season Mitchell is bringing several hundred rooters so come put and cheer for the boys in Green and White. There, will, be two Official Referees Admtisssion 35c., 25c, and 10c. Montmerency CHERRIES I have a quantity of genuine large red: Montnrerency cherries for sale. Any person wishing to purchase call phone 92 or come to the orchard, just north of Clinton. CHAS. LINDSAY 64-1, TRY awkins TIIEN IN NEED OF. PLUMBING, TINSMITIIING OR GENERAL HARDWARE, I am installing a complete line of the celebrated Martin-Senour paints. Every can -guaranteed. Will also carry oils of all kinds, Give us a call and let us serve your needs. Prompt Delivery, Courteous Treatment to `l'hall1a; e`tx13s Phone 244 ■ Here is a Chance to save Real Dollars So don't miss it During the month of August we aie reducing prices away down. on Furniture which will certainly, pay you to buy while this sale lasts. . Here are a few of the specials: ' Solid Walnut Dining Rootit Suite regular $216, special at, $185 Walnut Finish Dining Room Suite regular $160 for $185 Cid :English Finish, Solid •Oak Dining Toon Suite reg. $120 at $100 Bedroom Suite, Walnut Finish regular $120, special at $100 • You -will save money on Kitchen Cabinets, Library Tables, Bed- room - Suites, Chesterfield and Divanette -Suites, Phonographs and Verandah Furniture. So call and look us over. Courtesy and prompt delivery to all parts of .town of county. Unto n Hardware. and Furniture Co THE STORES -WITH A STOCK y Hardware 195 • :Furniture -Phone: 104 - - CURRELL014( H SHIPLEY ' Now is the time to get .Red Currants, White Currants, Black s Currants, Gooseberries he i n and C rr es. The best fruit at a reasonable price. Have you tried our meats: Cooked Ha m, Bologna, Fray Bentos, Hams, re kfa Picnic' Ha ,aBek Bacon and B a st Bacon and Cottage Roll Y Tf you are preparing for a picnic take alonga bottle of Ketchup, Olives, Pickles, slant of all kinds, H.P. Sauce, Chef" •Sauce; Sahnon, Sardines and Fancy -Biscuits. Wo can give you the best quality and the best price.' THE C & S. GROCERS Main Store, Phone 125 W, ' Branch Store, Phone 125 1 SRANTON COAL After several years of interrupted service our Old Line Coal Companies, the D. L. W and D. & H. are now shipping us coal regularly, and coal of superior quality to anything that his been re coved in Ontario for years. SU,MIVIER PRICES , are now on, and while it is warm these days let it remind you the when Summer comes Winter it sure to follow. LET` US IJA:NE'YOUR ORDER Place your order with the firm that las always made a specie effort to-sunply what you want when you want it, whether Winter o Suntrner, much or little, Egg -or Stove. We can give you service on any of .the following: Grate Coke, Egg ' Pocahontas Store Domestic Lump Chestnut , cannel Pea Coal Spoithing We also 'have.. on hand a fresh carload of CANADA CEMEN and a -variety of choice 'WOOD. a. At BRUCEPIELH YARD we have in stock Chestnut, Sto Coke, Cement, Luniber'and :Shingles."' , Mustard. 1 Q e ; S.r l i'c 4 _ 'r --yam tk a b. �.,. • A Watch purchased from'd ismeans reliable timepiece. We can yell you a watch that is reliable and in a case that ns'guaranteed ' OUR REPAIRING DEPARTMENT If your watch or dock Heeds re- oairi we can do' the work and give satisfaction. We'can also repair jew».._' elery and rungs - � O H, J 11 P a8t,4' Y• p l Jevrellem and „Opt -idea Next Hooey's Drug Store vat lammonmasememovamemd _ r C. H. VE NEa'., Electrician 4 . Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fns and other Appliances Wiring and Repairs. ' 'Phone•I5Iw Special Cut Prices On Merle's and Buys' Clothing. _ for the balance of July and August New Snappy Styles in Young Men's and Boys Suits to be cleared at reduced prices, . . Men's4xfords, Black or Brown from $3.98 up. Canvas Shoes and Sandals at special low prices td clear, lust ' y the' tjting for lot weather. g -retial values in Children's Sox and Ladies' Silk Hosiery in a big variety'of.the newest shades shown this season... Solite lanes overstocked•inust he cleared (before fall goods begin to arrive. .. Bl i'te� Bus. ' ' PHONE 25. SMALL PROFITS MORE BUSINESS • The Central Crocerg Cornflakes, 2 for ..:, ..., .. , .. ,25c Shredded Wheat, 2 for .. .:..25c Gia enuts, per pkg. 18c., 2 for..35e Branflakes,. 2 for .25e, Oatmeal, Cream of Wlidat and Kellogg's Bran, 15c. and 26. .Puffed Wheat 16c I Puffed Rice 18e,' 2 for: ... 35e .. <.,:" ;:�.; `", .,,;,1.;� other Breakfast Feeds. ii Morleg Jordon ,, »HE CENTRAL GROCERY . Phone 144 TheWho Knows `� good clothes when he tees them, knows that they were made at y,✓. ,_ this establishment. Iit,you have not as yet pieked out your Spring Suit. come to us, as we G•sG l " have all the latest noyelties and' designs, andcan make u a suit des gn , n , which will- be ug to the minute in ever' respect. i f ' GAT, ' irlv>JsTI E COME AND WE INVITE"�2'OUIR' TA.TEONAGE e•. Davis Herman VETERAN TAILORS PHONE 224-W s; gathered everything that 'is doarest`. and 'best in line Monro r the 'center, rein which all the varied concerns and business of life start forth. hittg that can'cotitriluite to the beau- , y and comfort' and peace al Homo is leservtn°• of •attention and,thonglrL. n. this direction let wall paper° enter our thoughts.. Our new spring, stock will, soon be ready for. your inspection. e.. . Fair Goat Dften the Cheapest--�-Always the Best Miss Mary Rye of Goderich is -visit ing Miss Fannie Waldron, Miss Jean- Bogie of Goderiob is the guest of her aunt, Mrs H. Penne- baker.. Miss Jean King of Teterboro is visit nip her, aunt, lifts, Bert MaIlveen,, Victoria street. Miss Edna Wasman of Toronto is speeding a for-tnight's holiday at her home in town. Mr. and Mrs. H. Pennebaker spent' the week -end with relatives in Gode- rich and Sheppardton. • Mr. Carman Powell of London was the week -end , guest of Mr. and, lYIrs, W. -H. Hellyar. Miss Phyllis Grieh of Toronto is Ii iidayiiig at the home of.•her mo- ther; Mrs. Eli Crich. Rev. G..I. Burns and Mrs.. Burns and family of Salford have, been visiting in town this week. Mr. and Mis. Will Greig of Toronto are visiting -this week with Clinton. friendt and also at Bayfield. Miss Edha• 11S.. Jamieson visited her. friend,; 112rs. Wilfred Gamble. of' Waldemar, .over the week -end: Mrs. Sehtniting and daughter, 'Miss. Verginia of Detroit are the 'guests of Mr. and advs. Hi. B. Chant. MV]:rs. Alexander and little daughter of -Knoxville; Tenn:, are the guests of the lady's sister, Mrs "N. W. Tre- wartha. Mrs. (Dr.) Jackson and Master Worth Jackson of Chicago are vis- iting the lady's parents,. Mrs. and M'rs, E. W.,„J,todaway.• Mr. James McConnell of . Vancouver,- 93.C., ancouver;B.C.; paid a short visit to his aunt and uncle, Mr; and idbs, James• McConnell, op Monday. Mr. ,and Mrs. S. Keinp attended the re -union of S. S. No. 13, East Wawanosh, held on Thursday last. `Mrs, 'Kemp is an -o . pupil. of No, 18, Misses Eleanor Plumsteel, Beryl Sal- ter, Nellie Cbwan, Katherine Bea- ton and Eva R, Carter attended the Sumpter School in Goderich last C stilt Ts About ( Tour ting 1eeds- 9Te-.iny.4 Fe &nand give your out, oltdote ; frrnitut *hiNt now -style onoxnaiai finish We also carry a complete line ofBrandram Henderson Paints . and Varnishes Sun Varnish and Sun Varnish Stains Also a 'complete line of Brushes, Linseed Oil and Turpentine - Sutter rd e PLUM1ING ELECTRIC WIRING HARDWARE •arshinall'•,w Layer Cakes, each in pink, yellow and with marshmallow filling arshn alto Creno for cake filling .25c Nu -Jell, exquisite flavor, 3 for 25c- - Pime.n.to stuffed olives • 20c California ripe olives, _ per tin 30c Cross Ee Blackwell little chip marmalade ,30c 'Sweet 'nixed Bieles per bottle 30c 20c 10 lbs Rolled. Oats 38c GROCETERIA SPECIALS .AOR THIS WEEK- - EIND Dipper Snacks, Canned Corn, Tea, -Hursley O'Neil's Special 3 for 25c I Spagh'etti, per tin 15c lb 58c. Spaghetti., large lb 65c iSardines, , per tin 15c 20c 2 tins 25c Large sealer of -marmalade, each 65c Fresh frpm..the lake, Salmon Trout per lb 20c Cucumbers Beets New, Cabbages. Tomatoes Cherries, Gooseberries, - Red and Black Currants Buya photo card and get your photo for 25c Cash . . &"Carr � h Mi • 2/Deliveries . * • Neil Phone "k"4"41"*A"4"4"41"Nels*wwisesiwomiwoop#001064046_410400048 too ,.. I tISSOURI ROADS ARE THE 'WORST IN THE STATES” "As Much,,as,tour Life's Woith to Negotiate Them," • Rev, C. L. and Mrs. Bilkey and 'Miss Charlotte, who left» Clinton a few weeks ago on a motor trip -to Kansas, Calif.,. had a most interest- ing journey, some of their experiences being rather trying,•thodgh interest- ing to look back upon. Mr Bil, key, in a letter to The News -Record;' tells something of the state of Mis- souri roads. They seem to need a highway system over there: Mr: and Mrs. Rouse left for their horhe in Hamilton on Monday..,af- ter spending a week as the guests of their daughter, Mrs.. (Dr.) Hearn, , Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Plewes'of Moos- omin, Sask., are visiting ,the lady's sister; Mrs. L. Stong of town. They have also been visiting relatives in Goderich. Miss Helena Reeves of Cleveland, 0., as visiting 'Mrs. J: G. Steepe and. Miss Aphrew.. She and Miss Steepe' are spending this week in Bayfield•. Miss J. C. Helyer of Ryerson train- , ing_SchooI, Toronto is snendtn aa 'few weeks of Iter holidays visiting .,in Clinton and vicinity. She is this week in Bayfield. " Mrs. Myrtle McConnell and little daughter, Eileen, arrive on Monday. from River spend a few om Pea Ce } to p mbnths with. Mt. and Mrs. James McConnell of Clinton. Dr, and Airs. Roy T, Rodaway and little son of Roanoke, Ill„ were ,guests at the home of the former's parents last week corning to be present at the marriage of his sis- ter, which' took 'place on ,Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Van Loon of Iiager"sville and Misses Emily and :Edna Van Loon of Hamilton were in town for the Van Loon—Roda- way wedding, which took place at the home of the bride's parents on Saturday:, Rev. C. J. Moorbouse, Mrs. Moor - house and daughter have returned from a vacation spent at their sum- mer home at Hilt 'born. Mr. Moor. e house motored up to officiate at the Van Loon --Rollaway wedding on Saturday but returned the same ev- ening, • Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Clark, and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wiggins of Gode- rich were the vuests of lire, and Mis. R. A. Roberton on Sunday. Mrs, Clark and Mrs. Wiggins. are sisters of Mr. Roberton. They ex- pressed admiration of the neatness and general beauty. of Clinton, Dr. W. J:.. Kay and family of Le - peer, Mich:, and Mr. J. W. Tre- leaven and family of Timmins have 7ieen in town this week visiting 'their brother, Mr, . B. J. Gibbings. Miss L. Gibbings of Toronto- joined -the party on Tuesday. They are spending a little ho\idaq at Bay.. "428 Gladstone Blvd. Kansas Oity 28-7.24 The Editor, Clinton' News -Record: We arrived here safe and,, sound in wind and limb on Monday' evening, July 21st, having had some most thril- ling experiences. For the last 300 miles of -oar journey we drove through indescribable mud, and forded sixteen streams, one of which was almost deep enough to stop' our engine. At one spot a team of horses was kept busy front dawn to dark,. hauling tourists through inud which almost buried the. wheels The Missouri roads are the '.worst in"the States, even in dry wea- ther, but when it rains, as it has been doing almost continuously, for weeks, itis almost as much as your life is worth to negotiate them,; Wa passed through two niudholes where it'win- ed 'every second that -the car would upset. We Were fairly fortunate in the matter of tire trouble, having had but three punctures in the thousand utiles journeyed. Front Detroit to St. Louis, a distance of 600 miles, we hail a beautiful paved road, and were able to make good time. When up at about the highest point in the Mis- rather hills,)we i (or cath sou i Mountains >; NL tR experienced one of the terrible elec- tric storms for which -this country is notorious. A. terrible wind storm, swept through Kansas. City and -St,- Louis about ten •days 'ago, doing a great deal of damage. We hope to return to Clinton by the Lincoln Highway, through Chicago, in order to escape as farr as possible the Missouri nntd.--Faithfully, yours, 0. L. Bilkey.'t - Miss Thomas, who has been visiting for the past fortnight -with Miss W. E. Thompson of town -and Miss. Hattie Turner of Tuekersinith, left Monday -for Toronto. She goes' to Northern Ontario later in the month, Miss Thomas is an En- glish exchange teacher, .who is see- ing as much as she can .of Canada during the holiday periods. She was supposed to returns tbEngland', for the opening of the school terttm, butinstead means to teach another, year in Canada.: , Civic iloliday, Im- compliance with the request ' of a large number of eititeris 1 hereby proclaim Monday, August 4th, Civic Holiday` for the town of Clinton and call upon all citizens to observe it as such. » —Fred Jackson, Mayor. L®II'6desboro Mr. and Mrs. Charlie'Govier of Port Colborne are visiting relatives in the village. Mrs. W. Jones of Kitchener. is ar- ` spending a few .days with her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fiugland. Mrs. Janes Melville- of Toronto is visiting at the home of Mr. J. .D. ,Melville. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. 11. Watt of Toronto are spending the unmet, holi- days at' -the manse. Mr. Watt has been in Ottawa completing a Musket_ ry `Course. Mrs, M. Ross returned home on Saturday after a two weeks' holiday in Toronto and, Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Snell of Winghatn are spending a' few days at the home of Nils James Snell, Mats. Jas. Watt and Miss Anne Abery spent part of last week with friends` in London and Granton. (Rev. W. It. Ohoaure expects to leave on his vacation this week, • and the union services will be conducted during Apgust by Rev. lames Aber?. Seaforth: Sir Gilbert Parker; Lon- don, England, well-known writer, liv, ed for five years in Seaforth as a lad 'and in reply to an invitation to the old home `;Week in that town wrote the committee expressing regret that he cannot''conte. Blyth: Hydro 'yes turned on in this village on,Jnly,aath and citizens are delighted with t'ue service so far Group Championship LACROSSE Mitchell Vs. Clinton RECREATION PARK ssss- Friday, Aug..1 st Game .Called at;5 p sharp This is the final Group Championship Gagne, Goals to Count Mitchell outscored Stratford ' while Clinton won from Wingham It will be the Best Game of Season Mitchell is bringing several hundred rooters so come put and cheer for the boys in Green and White. There, will, be two Official Referees Admtisssion 35c., 25c, and 10c. Montmerency CHERRIES I have a quantity of genuine large red: Montnrerency cherries for sale. Any person wishing to purchase call phone 92 or come to the orchard, just north of Clinton. CHAS. LINDSAY 64-1, TRY awkins TIIEN IN NEED OF. PLUMBING, TINSMITIIING OR GENERAL HARDWARE, I am installing a complete line of the celebrated Martin-Senour paints. Every can -guaranteed. Will also carry oils of all kinds, Give us a call and let us serve your needs. Prompt Delivery, Courteous Treatment to `l'hall1a; e`tx13s Phone 244 ■ Here is a Chance to save Real Dollars So don't miss it During the month of August we aie reducing prices away down. on Furniture which will certainly, pay you to buy while this sale lasts. . Here are a few of the specials: ' Solid Walnut Dining Rootit Suite regular $216, special at, $185 Walnut Finish Dining Room Suite regular $160 for $185 Cid :English Finish, Solid •Oak Dining Toon Suite reg. $120 at $100 Bedroom Suite, Walnut Finish regular $120, special at $100 • You -will save money on Kitchen Cabinets, Library Tables, Bed- room - Suites, Chesterfield and Divanette -Suites, Phonographs and Verandah Furniture. So call and look us over. Courtesy and prompt delivery to all parts of .town of county. Unto n Hardware. and Furniture Co THE STORES -WITH A STOCK y Hardware 195 • :Furniture -Phone: 104 - - CURRELL014( H SHIPLEY ' Now is the time to get .Red Currants, White Currants, Black s Currants, Gooseberries he i n and C rr es. The best fruit at a reasonable price. Have you tried our meats: Cooked Ha m, Bologna, Fray Bentos, Hams, re kfa Picnic' Ha ,aBek Bacon and B a st Bacon and Cottage Roll Y Tf you are preparing for a picnic take alonga bottle of Ketchup, Olives, Pickles, slant of all kinds, H.P. Sauce, Chef" •Sauce; Sahnon, Sardines and Fancy -Biscuits. Wo can give you the best quality and the best price.' THE C & S. GROCERS Main Store, Phone 125 W, ' Branch Store, Phone 125 1 SRANTON COAL After several years of interrupted service our Old Line Coal Companies, the D. L. W and D. & H. are now shipping us coal regularly, and coal of superior quality to anything that his been re coved in Ontario for years. SU,MIVIER PRICES , are now on, and while it is warm these days let it remind you the when Summer comes Winter it sure to follow. LET` US IJA:NE'YOUR ORDER Place your order with the firm that las always made a specie effort to-sunply what you want when you want it, whether Winter o Suntrner, much or little, Egg -or Stove. We can give you service on any of .the following: Grate Coke, Egg ' Pocahontas Store Domestic Lump Chestnut , cannel Pea Coal Spoithing We also 'have.. on hand a fresh carload of CANADA CEMEN and a -variety of choice 'WOOD. a. At BRUCEPIELH YARD we have in stock Chestnut, Sto Coke, Cement, Luniber'and :Shingles."' , Mustard. 1 Q e ;