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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1919-4-24, Page 1i • EstablUsbed 1865, Vol. 53, No. 43 C L I N T O N, ONTARIO, THURSDAY APRIL 24th,, R9I9 W. H. Kerr 8r: Son, Editors and Publishers - 3e Sure and Come To C .. i ton on ay 24th THelp the 'Veterans ' • ,' NNOWYWO4oVVVVVWYVVVVdV1oN§/W'aeW'W'Ay*,+/`MV 4",,,04.00,1Vd'Wdb VYVVVV .—...`.."....,"A,.,,,." RAM BOP ASSURE 1919 ,Don't take any chances -Use "STAR BRAND FORMALDEHYDE" and he sure of a good grain crop. You can use nothing better. -cv- S. a',i. 110 ., VEIM Phm. 13, BEST QUALITY DRUG STORE 9dd THE REXALL STORE. CLIATON „Attoowo." nivVWV tiovvy AWVVrdvWweivvavvVaVwvvvv vvvvovvvvv THE ROYAL BANK OF HEAD OFFICE, MONTREAL LONDON, Eng. NEW YORK BARCELONA Princess St. E.C. 68 WIlliam St. Naze de Cataluna 6 Si With our chain of 555 Branches throughout Canada, Newfoundland, the West Indies, Centre! .and South America, we offer a complete banking service to ex- porters, manufacturers and others wishing to extend their business in these countries. Trade enquiries are solicited. Consult our local Manager or write direct to Foreign Department, Montreal, Canada. Capital Paid Up and Reserves, $ 30,000,000 Total Assets Over • any Easter Mors Or•rWannuwamone *a* Miss Gladys McGuire wits in London on Thursday, Mr. Dobie, of Wingham, was in town on Sunday, Mr, S. H. Gidley, of Blyth, was in town on Monday, Master Wilson Rath, of Stratford, was home for Easter. Mr, Bert Deeves, of London, spent Easter at the parental home, Mr, James McCracken, of Goderich, was in town on Good friday, Mr,•Elnter Beacom, of Toronto, is spending Easter with relatives in town. Malcolm McTaggart spent Monday in London visiting Master Eddie Hunt. Miss Sinclair, 'C. C. 1. teacher, is spending the Eastertide at Walkerton, Mrs. W. R. Counter and Master Nor- man are spending the week at Brant- ford Mr, Reuben Graham was in Toronto last week and drove back a new "Over- land'." Rev. Mr, Osterltout, of Goderich, was a caller 1n town on Monday after- noon. $420,000,000 Miss McDougall C. C. i. teacher is spending Easter at her Monte in Can- ington, Mr. L. Flynn, of the Royal Bank INCORPORAT5 18n CAF I T AL AND RE`' rlIE $8,000,000 Over r0^ Draraches scattered throughout Canada. A General Banking Business Transacted CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT BANK MONEY ORDERS 'SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT Interest Allowed at Highest Cnrrcnt Rate H. R. SHARP, Manager Clinton •41•10001•4"04.1•11110111111111,1, OO Ct mre 1=115 pcosverumralutraorn nnonnettatacntteccr UM The Morrish Clothing Co "A SQUARE UEAL. to* MIRY ¥AN' • staff', Paisley, was home for the Easter holidays, Miss Eva Brown, of Seaforth. is spending a fete days with her mother and sister. Miss Orde, and Miss McLeod, of the C, C. 1. staff are spending Laster at •Toronto, . ,ludge 13, N. Lewis was in town 011 Monday. Mr, Fred 'fucker spent Easter in London. Mrs, T. Jackson spent last ThurS•- dtty In Seaforth rth Miss Lotti.. Slonuun, of Toronto, was home for Easter. County Constable Fellow was in twit on Tuesday, Miss Neil Taylor, of Blyth, was in town on Saturday, Master George Horsley wheeled to' Goderich this week, Mr. Murray McNeil, of Kitchener, was horse for Easter. Mr. Wilfrid Livermore, of Stratford, was home for Easter. Miss Clete Ford, of London, was home for the holidays, Ex -Warden Govenlock, of Winthrop, was in town on Monday. Miss 131-11 Maines was an Easter visi- tor at her hone in Blyth, Lt. Jack McKinnon was up from Toronto for the week end. Master Kenneth Roberton is taking in the sights at Lnudeshoro, Mr. Ross Forbes, of Toronto, is visit- ing with his mother in town. Miss Eileen Atkinson is spending the holidays with Exeter friends, .11ss Amy Howson spent the week end with friends at Kincardine. Mrs, A. 0, Pattison is visiting with relatives and friends in Buffalo, Mr. Sparks is the new book-keeper at the Doherty Piano Company, Mrs. J. E. Blackall, of Blyth, was Misses Cora and Jean McGuire, of calling on friends in town last week. London, spent Easter with their par- Miss Margaret Carter spent Easter ants in town. Sunday with her parents at Westfield. Mr. Fred Jackson spent Good Fri- Mr. and Mrs, J. L. Kerr spent Easter day with his son, Mr. Murray Jackson, Sunday at their old home in _Brussels. at Port Colborne. Miss Jessie O'Neil who is teaching Miss Celia Beacom, of Toronto. is at Burlington is hone for the holidays• spending the Eastertide with relatives Aiiss Mary Chidley has resigned her and friends in town. position from the Piano Factory office. Miss Viola Cook, of Toronto, was an Mr. and All's. 3. W. Treleaven and Easter visitor with her paretns, Mr, Miss Norma'are at Toronto this week. and Mrs. Thos Cook. Air. and Airs. Wellington Cook, of Miss Charlotte Sheeley, who is Hamilton were Easter visitors in town. teaching school near Oshawa, is home Sergt. George Webber, of London Camp, 1WM1S an Easter Sunday visitor in for the Eisler holidays, Miss Margaret McTaggarttown who is • Misses Lena and Jean Middleton. of Toronto, are home for the Easter va- cation. attending Ladies' College, at Toronto, was home for the Easter vacation, Misses Audrey and Doris Collyer, of Hamilton, are visiting their cousin, Mr. John Cantelon, of Hensel', spent Nilsg Jean. Miller and other friends in Easter Sunday in town at the parental home, Mr. A. Wilkin spent good Friday visiting his daughter and family at London Miss Nora Kennedy who is attend - 1 Mg Stratford Normal, is hone for the vacation. Mr. James i s Fncl ' t of Flint, chrMi ' gnn, was an Easter visitor at the parental home here Mrs. (Dr.) McBride, of Welland, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Cluff, Mr. Ralph Hewston, of Toronto, spent the week end with Mr, and Mrs. Thos, Cook. • Mrs. Tierney, of 'Blyth, was the guest of her sister, Miss Jessie Thomp. son last week, Miss Bessie Chowen, who is attend- ing Stratford Normal, is home for the Easter holidays. Mr. Fleur. Colvin, of Teeswater, who ran the rink here last winter was in We protect your floors, furni- town On Monday. ture, etc., by plenty of drop Mrs Hugh Ross left town on Sat - sheets. urday for Leamington, where she will spend the summer. Miss Gladys McGowan, of Blyth, was a visitor with her aunt, Mrs, A, J. Holloway last week, Miss Helen Rodaway who is attend- ing the Stratford Normal is home for the Easter holidays. Miss Dell O'Neil, of Toronto, is an Easter visitor with her. parents, Mr. 81 Isaac Street and Mrs. W, T. O'Neil, town, Mr, and Mrs. Guest, of Wingham, were Easter visitors in town with the + latter's mother, Mrs, Mitchell, Albert Street. 1 1 Phone I 46 Estimates Given A. E. WOOD Interior and Exterior Decorating Wall Papers, Mouldings, Signs, Etc. fresh Lake Huron Miss Annie Ross had her right wrist broken some time ago, The injured wrist is now doing nicely, Mr. Thornton Mustard and Master Donald', of Toronto, are visitors in and around Clinton this week, ' Miss Beth Willis, Of Seaforth, was the guest of Miss Madelon Shaw for the dance on Tuesday evening. Mr. Wnt. Boyd, of Teeswater, who was manager of the local Arena here two winters ago, was in town on Mon - day. S ////����MiSs Southcombe, C. P. R., operator almonTrout at Stratford, spent Sunday in town with iter sisters, the Misses South - Mr. Charles Lockwood, who is tak- ing treatment at the Military Hospital at Toronto, was home for tick Easter holidays. Miss Marion Gunn, of Toroiitp, Was an Easter visitor With het parents, Dr. and Mrs. Gunn and her sister, Miss Isabel Gurin, Miss Lois Holmes is spending the Easter holidays •at'lter home here. 8116 will 60011 - be through her Normal course at Stratford, Mr, Alex, 3. Goslefgh, Who enliSled Itbt-e With the 16 t St BAttalloii, and who tahutned some tVe'elCst Ago, was renew- Ong aid a icquaitftxirces .in town ver tutritaY: for sale at W 'NEIL THE Li LIB GRO.O1. Phone 1R ,Canada Food Bdatrd':Llcttnst NO, 8449$, • a. Y.• yt• 41 74 * 11 ft * * 4 * a '1 ifonor your visitors by hay- * ing their names appear in the * personal column of The New * Era. How can we knot* of then uniesS you tell us? * * w •W d6 41 *5 •a• a * b „ Mr, Frank Watson spent Good Fri- day at Mitchell, Mr. D N. Watson was an Easter visitor in Mitchell, Miss Annie McConnell spent Easter with relatives in town, Mr, D. A. Canlelon, of lfensail, was in town on Wednesday. - Mr. D. Patterson, County Engineer, was in town on Tuesday. Sergi, Norman Levy is in Toronto taking further Medical treatment, Miss Helen Cook is spending the Easter holidays in the County town, Miss A. Warren,- of Hamilton, spent Easter at the home of Thomas Haw- kins, Airs. 'Thomas Johnston, of Peter- boro, is visiting Mrs, James Cornish this week. 41r. Edgar Pattison is in London to pi, before a Military Medical Board for examination. JHss Gracey, of London was an Eas- ter visitor with Air. and Airs. James ;llcMurchie. Mrs. Campbell and children, of Luck - now are the guests of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Fluker, Miss Nellie Cooper spent the Easter holidays in Seaforth the guest of ,lir. and Airs, Powell, :lir. S. Graham, of the Collegiate staff is spending Easter week at his tonne in Toronto, George Evans has gone to a farm at Walton, where he will be working for the summer months, ' Aliss Kathaleen McConnell, who is attending Normal School, at Stratford, was horse for Easter, Mr. R. Hawkins, of Hamilton, spent Easter as the guest of his son, Thomas Hawkins, of town, Mrs. Kelly and daughter of Gode- rich, are visiting with Mr, and Mrs, Reynolds, Albert Street. Pte. Norman Fitzsimons is in London to welcome hone some of his soldier friends of the 1st Battalion, Dr. and Mrs, 3, A. McDonald, of Toronto are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Gaudier for. a few days," Sergt. Seeley and Mrs, Seeley are in London this week. Sergt. Seeley goes up before a Medical Board. Mr. Wm. Stanley of Clinton called on his daughter, Mrs. D. Tudor on Sat- urday afternoon at Constance. Mr. W. F, Vanstone and Misses Nor- ma and Freda, of Wingham, were visi- tors on Sunday with the Misses Bart - 1 tiff, Miss Mable Clark, of Toronto, and I Miss Evelyn Greig, of Seaforth, are the guests of their aunt, Mrs. Thos. Jackson. • Rev. (Capt.) McKegney was at Paris on Wednesday night attending an "At Home" of the Sons of England. He was one of the speakers,. Misses Norma Jeffreys and Beth Barton, of Seaforth, were the guests of MiSs lona Houck and attended the Eas- ter dance on Tuesday night. Miss Rudd is in Toronto this Week attending the Ontario Library Conven- tion and also to meet her nephew, Lieut, J. R, Runibali, "who is return- ing from overseas. Rev. 051111on 'v, R. Gunne, of Lon- don, is in town today. He will assist. at the induction service in St. Paul's church to -night. His old friends were glad to see hint again, Hanley & Fisher Evangelists Rev. Mr. Hanley Start Union Evangelistic services on Wesley church on Wednesday evening April 29th, meetings to be held first .2 and cottage prayer meetings were held weeks in Wesley Church, at different home in the four wards and will also be held again on Friady evening. The services will be held for the "first two weeks in Wesley Church and the next two in Ontario Street Church. Next Sunday evening there will be a union service in Ont'trio Street Church. Committees have been appointed to look after different phases of the work and splendid re- sults are expected from these services. Professor Fisher who will have charge of the music will have a chorus of seventy voices lead the singing. --0- Union service n.xt Sund,;y evening in Ontario Street Church. Capt. (Rev,) Raycraft will preach: He will also preach at Wesley Church in the morn- ing and at Turner's Church in the afternoon. —O— 'rhe two Methodist ccmgregations of town are staking special preparations for the special evangelistic campaign which starts on Tuesday, April 29th. A union Prayer service was held in Opening Services of the New Rector at Sto Paul's The Laster Services in St. Paul's church were even more impressive and gratifying ng to all concerned d then on former occasions rendered more so by the presence of a new incumbent of St. Paul's, Rev,S.E McKegney, who preach ed two excellent sermons on the up- permost thence of the anniversary. Both services were conducted by Rev, Canon Hill in his accustomed THE NEW RECTOR ti • £ A, McDOr4Atb, wlio kir some years was Editor of the Toronto • Glebe, but his spent the past year or ati In , span is A visitor in MVO thig w$kt ' Rev. (Capt.) S. E, McKegney, M. C. masterly manner. Rev. Moulton assist- ed at the evening service. The choir excelled itself at both ser- vices and reflect great credit on Miss M, Bentley, organist and choir leader, in her untiring zeal to provide choral services of so high an order, ' Mrs, May Rance McKinnon and Mrs. Veitch took special parts and Mrs. Pollick act- ed es violin accompanist. There were two celebrations of the 1•loly Enchanst at which 5110111 128 coin- municated, Rev, Ganott Hill was the celebrant. We are gratified to have Rev. Mr, McKegney with us and are pleased to know that all the departments of the church are in a most satisfactory and thriving Condition, We bespeak for Rev. Mr. McKegney .1 very gratifying career over here, in Clinton, as well as the renown he has already Won "over there" despite dis- blc0ouwraging reports of this parish re eeived While 1» tit land where poppies . . . Ws* t Meetiink, 5 The ai iival meeting Of St: Paul's Vestry was held in '°Wen Memorial. }ixil, .haotAily evening, April asst, the Reverend S. E. McKegney; new Incum- bent, in the chair. Mr. C. Middleton, Rector's Warden, gave an interim fin- ancial report showing that the finances of the church were in a most satisfact- ory condition. The following officers were duly elected:— Rector's lected:Rector's Warden—C. G. Middleton. People's Warden—Jas. Ford. Auditors—Col. H. T. Rance and A. J. Holloway. Sidesnten—'I'. Hawkins, F. Bawden, T. White, R. Draper, G. Tomlin, H. Rance, W. Johnson, 'C. Draper, T, Her- man. The high appreciation of Miss Ben- tley's services as Organist and Choir Leader was recognized by an increase in salary. The following Lay Delegates to Synod were elected at the congregat- ion meeting—John Ransford and Col. Rance, Substitute Lay Delegates—Wm. Jackson and T. T. Murphy, ,-0-- Induction Service To -Night This evening (Thursday) the induc- tion of (Rev.) S. E. McKegney will take place in the Parish Hall conducted by the Ven, Arch -Deacon Richardson, of London. The sermon will be preached by Rev. Cannon C. R. Gunne, also of London, and a former Rector of St Paul's church, Service commences at 7 o'clock to be followed by a recep- tion toy the new Rector and Mrs. Mc - YANKS WERE POSING; CANUCKS DISPOSING Niagara Falls, Ontario, April 21, la a Niagara Falls, N. Y., theatre the other evening there was a clever bit of repartee. Pictures of the American troops in France were being shown on the screen. Where are the Canadtansf" some body in the audience called out, 1• mediately there came, in a well•mr 11- • fated voice from it back seat: Jdlf "Holding back the Huns whit Yanks were getting their .c the taken." plefrares • A •x• •n a x• a r. ODDFELLOWS AT1END SERVICE SUND/ {Y MORNING * :r a: `Che Clinton ' f, O. 0, P. Lodge will attend Divine Service int the Onta ,rio St. Methodist church ran Sunday morning the with 1". 5t, at f f a.m, .411 Mem- bers are asked to meet. at 1114 hall at 10,30 'stn, iticctudiing visiting brethren, The Pastor;^ Bros' Rev, J. A. Agnew will Preach, r j •