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The Clinton News Record, 1918-1-3, Page 8Zurich Mas. Barry Cana and Mlle son of Viiia Frenetic, ,Sasle, are visiting the parcels of the lady;, Me. anti. Mrs. Jacob lloweld . - Axr, aaci Mrs, CI. .A, ilissott of Saleford rleights wore holiday VISA' 01'4 at the, honte Qf Mr, and M. F. ]less, Sr., the parents Of the latter,: Mrs, A. C. Kalbtleisch of Detnvit is visiting friends hereabout , Mr. irowo of Detroit Platted for a few days last week at the home of Mr, and lairs. E, Seine Mr, AlUert Gies of J,;ltcbeaer is spending a couple of weeks with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. eke flies. Mrs. Herbert of Michigan is a guest at the home of 'her parents, Mr, and; Mrs, J, Gellman, Mr. Arnold Wurm of Detroit was a visitor at the home of his parents, Mx. and Mrs, L. Wilma, .last week, Mr, Herbert Klopp of Toronto 'has been visiting in town', Mr. Wm. Zottle of Elbow, Sask'., is here visiting friends and =re1abives. Nl'iss Ida WC11 of Toronto was house for the festive holiday.", /Miss Flossie Hartleib has heft vis - sting Toronto 1s'etlda. Mr fiernaul Nittleholtz of D1ds- hury, Alta, is tiers with frtends, Mrs, Id, 1Vostlalto has moved into the MY nonce 'whitely she recently purchased,. Mrs, Jos, Iiieidinger and son of Vantage, Sask., aro spending a IOW weeks with friends here, Me. Milton Heyrock of Detroit and Miss 1Ieyrook of Loudon were here during the holiday period, Mr. • G, Sr Howard; who has been teaching in Saints, township, has 'ac- cepted a position es priltcipal of the. Dashwood school and enters upon bis new duties next week, tT Stephen Township Reeve—W, R. Elliott hAcclamee Mon), Doputp•Rceve—Jo' n Loire; William Yearley. Councillors—Alex. Nash, Thomas letecwhinney, Dayitd Webb, Geo. Pen hale, 'Russell Warner, Job* 1fays. News -Record means News -Leader. Big' Patriotic Concert Under the auspices of the Girls' Auxiliary N THE TORN 11111_, TIJESDAI AFTERNOON AND EVENING JANUARY the 15th `6 MARGUERITE CLARK in The Valentine ,Chi" Mrs. .'lay Rance McKinnon, Elocutionist anti local talent, --DO NOT MISS THIS 1316 PLAY AND CONCERT, Admission: Tuesday Matinee 15c & 25e, Evening 25o & 35c This house of Good Shoes asks the consideration of people who care for Shoes of Special Merit and the best of Shoe Value at any stated price. FRED. JACKSON Satisfactory Shoes Quick Repairs New Year Greetings Plumsteel Bros. T1I1 i 5TO EJ TH AT SELLS FOlt LESS. ' PHONE) 28 IAGENTS•'—SEM1-READY CLOTHING. NEW .IDEA PATTERNS. Imes 1 ei Simple:but Elegant are tpa'ty of the rockers, easy chairs, ?divans, etc., shown fn our display: Some are of period design, others are the product of modern thought and akin. Of course we have the fincre etas - sive pieces it you prefer them, Como ace the exhibit and make your choice,. JAS, tWNPOD Undertaker and Funeral Direetc 28 4sif Pltt3tie `ice 28 1 May It Be True "Behind the curtain oPthe fluture llo Happier years than the year gene by," Tile W. A. Fails CO. "Often the Cheapest Always t'Le Beat," Il aa1,gqnir...�r nmmmueununuewsmui,,,, gl' 4. 0. ,,.. m,,.« ............ ..�. niltaliit hi!. • Airs. le. A. Cantelon of Heneafl was n town yesterday, ss Ila Bawden of Watford came home for the vacation time. Af es Jean Ross was home from Guelph for the holiday. season. Miss Lihbie Gibbings of Toronto was homo during the holiday season. Alis Ida Cornish left yesterday' to resume her teaching at Badgerow. Miss Stella Copp ot Toronto was homo for the New Year's holiday. Miss G -race Walker of ,Brussels spent the vacation at ber home in town. Capt. Scott of the S. A', spent Now Year's' with her people at Strat- ford, Mrs. Margaret Thompson and • Miss Jessie were with Blyth relatives during the holiday seascer. Rev. J. A. Robinson was in Clarks- burg Last week attending the fem- oral of a former parishioner. Mr. Israel Taylor of Londoa visited at•the home of Mr, James Stevens during the Christmas holidays. Miss Amy Hellyar spent a few days this week as the guest of AIiss 7..et- ta Jackson of Stanley township. Miss Holmes of Sarnia has been visiting her sister, Mrs, A. 17'. Beaton, during the 'holiday season. Mx. and Mrs. Harry Twitchell, who came over from Detroit for Christ- mas, remained over for Non= Year's. Sergt. and Mrs. Hetherington of London spent over Sunday and New Year's as the guests of elinton friends. Mss Emma Doan of Buffalo was the guest of her sisters,. the Misses Doan of town, during the vacation seas.. Mr, Fonred T. Jackson was a visitor during the holiday' season of his son, Mr, M. D. Jackson of Port Colborne, Miss Jean Morris of Detroit was a holiday visitor at the parental homo, that of Air. and Mrs. A. Morrie. Mr, Frank Whitmore of Hamilton Wet the weak -end and New Year's Day with his parents in Goderieh township. Ms. and Mrs.. Morton' oC Sandwioh have been the guests ofnthe latter's mother, Mrs.• filthy, during, the holiday season. Mrs. A. Forde of Toronto spent New Year's as the guest of her son, the Rev. E. 0, Forte of the Bap- tist church, Mr. and Mrs. ,Jos, Guest of Wing- ham- were New Year's guests with the lady's mother, Mrs. Mitchell of Albert street. Mr. and Mrs, W. J. Crooks left last week for their home ,in Vancouver, B.C., after spending a few weeks with relatives Herts and at Forest. Misses Tina Marquis and Stella Nel- son left yesterday morning to com- mence teaching, the former near Shelbourno and the latter near Petrolea. Miss Lyla Ford, who teaches near Ottawa, spent the holiday season at her • home. in town but was . ob- liged to return for the opening of school on the third. Misses Ida,.. aura and• Irene Wilkeu were home from Detroit for,Christ- mas and Miss Ida was unable to return owing to illness but she is 'low almost well again. Mr. E. J, Colquhoun of Fullerton visited his mother, Mrs, Margaret Colquhoun, and his sisters, Mes- dames McMurray, Kennedy, and Fitzsimons, over New Year's. 7Lr. and Mrs. G. V. Pinner left this week for their home in Vancouver, B.C., after a visit with the par- ents of the latter, lilr, and iVirs, C. H, Bartlffl •of town; and ' with other relatives at other points in Ontario, Mr. Itoy,East of Winnipeg, assistant inspector of the Royal Bank, bla', Carl East of the Royal Bank, Ot- tawa, and Miss Kathleen. E3dst of Toronto have been holiday guests with their sister, Mrs. Gordon Cue-. inghatne, Mr. and Mrs, Cameron of lluelph, Mir. and Mrs, E. J, Jenkins and little son of Toronto and Mr, and Mrs. Washington of Auburn and Wilily were guests durhig the Christmas holiday season with Mr. T. Il„ and the Misses Jenkins at Woodlands Farm, the Huron atoad, hire. Annie Beacom end Miss Cela left yesterday for Toronto after spending the holiday season with friends and..relativcs in tows and vicinity, They oy attended the wed- dingding 'of Miss Rands at Brussels, ell the 27th Dee, also, Mise Cela had to be baht for 'the opening of Nor- mal today, Clinton Ncwa-Record Janunr+ bra:, 114.18 WE � WISH YOU t o make 1918 A H -APPY YEAR BY BUYING WHAT YOU REQUIRE In DRY GOODS and HOUSE FURNISHINGS CLOTHING AND MEN'S FURNISHINGS WOMEN'S STORE Dry, Goods, House Furnishings phone 67 Next to Royal Beak MEN'S STORE Custom Tailoring and (phone 103) Men's Furnishings Opposite Public Library People You Know Mr. W. Jackson was din .Torohtp last week. Mr. Eddie Shepherd of Toronto was the guest ,of his mother during the holiday time, Mr. Billing and Miss Richards of London spent New Year's with the tatters cousin, Mrs. John Derry of town. Miss Beatrice Greens was up from Toronto spending the holiday seas- on with het sister, Mrs, (Dr.) C. W. Thompson. blaster E. and Miss Ethoil Sharpe of Hensall spent several,days the past week as the guests of their aunt, Mrs. Arthur Cantelon. blrs. J. R. Todd and song, Milburn, of Souris, Man., are visiting at the home of the lady's parents, )Mr, and Mrs, Ed, Rathwell, Princess street. bir. and Mts. Thomas Dunbar and little Miss Dorothy of Sarnia were the guests over Cbristmas with the lady's parents, itIr, mut Mrs, Geo. Burnett. Mrs. Annie Varcoe and her • nice, Miss Nina Rathwell, of Toronto are also spending their Xmas end. New Year's vacation with Mr. and Airs. .Rathwell, Mrs. Varcoe's par- ents. Miss Louise Beaton, who has been spending the mid -winter vacation at her home in town, left Monday) for Ripley where she intended 'visiting over Now Year's before going on to her sehooi hear Orangeville. Mr. C. S. Lowery and family of Medicine. Hat, formerly of Goderieh township, have gone to Southern California and; are spending the winter where balmy breezes blow. One could find it{ in one's heart to envy them on several cold morn- ings during the past week. MISS Bette Cools. was up from Tor- onto during the holidayt'season vise iting her parents, Mr. and- Mrs, T, H. Cook of town, Miss Retta has been taking vocal lessons since go- ing to Toronto and on Christmas Sunday she assisted the Wesley church choir and, at the evening service sang a sole very acceptably, Messrs, Wm, Eagleson of Aberdeen, South Dakota, aid Edmond Eagle- son of Morse, Sask., who have been visiting their parents, Mr, attd Mrs, Wm., Eagle/mu of Reynold, were in Clinton on .Saturday calling oa friends. They had been spending a day or so with Lucknow friends. The former has a flurishing 'business at Aberdeen, where quite a num- ber of former residents of Clinton and Moffitt? are located, and the latter works e section or so of land in Saskatchewan. Both have done very well, indeed, in the great world and one of the keenest pleas - Ores of their lives le the opportun- ity of getting home at Intervals to visit the father and mother at Hay- field. Aft El: Eagleson brought his wife along attd his sister, Mrs, Johmstatt cif Milestone, ,Sisk,, also sceoMpanied them. People You Know Miss Margaret Cowan of Orangeville was the, guest of Miss I,da Walkin- shaw during Christmas week, Mr. and Mrs, H. B. Ober and chil- dren of Coaldale, Alta., who are visiting in the east, spent New Years with the lady's mother, Mrs. John Layton of town. Mr, and Mrs. W. J. Cantelon and children of Maple Creek, Sask., are spending a few weeks with rolativ- ea here. They spent Christmas with Mrs, Cantelon's ' parents at Walton and are now the guests ot Mr. and Mrs, D. Cantelon of town, Mr. Cantelon has done well in the wgst. He is now working four hundred and eighty acres of land, has it well improved and has tak- en several good crops from it. Mr. Adam Cantelon of Mtaple Creek district, brother of Mr. Arthur Cantelon, is here to spend a couple of months. Er.. Cantelon has been dealing in C.P.R. lauds for the past dozen years or so and has done very well. At one time a few years ago It was said that he own- ed twentyeight hundred acres of land, which he had purchased at a low price. He has since disposed of most alit it at from twenty-five to thirty dollars per acre. C®eieriCh. The marriage is announced of Lucy Kathleen, daughter of Mr. and 14Irs. Willis Chipman, Toronto, , to Mr. Arthur 5. Runciman or Marconi Tow- ers, Glace Bay, .son of Mr, and Mrs. J. B, Runetmait of Stratford, form- erly of Goderieh. The wedding cere- mony, was performed by Rev. 0. J. James in i the Church of the Redeem- er, Toronto, on Wednesday afternoon of last week. Mr, and •bits, Rend - inn will live at Glace Ila.y. Capt. Cyril Carrie, who is home on furlough, addressed a Goderieh audience in Knox church one evening recently) telling them something of the soldier's life when off duty. Capt. Carrie has been connected with the Y.M.C.A, and his story was very interesting, Call or Phone for our price on having your house wired. Ali kinds of Fixtures and Shades on hand •• Second-hand heater and a second-hand range for sale cheap a m & Sutter T'Iumbers and I'ileettie1ans Photic 7 DO.; NOT FAIL TO HEAR CAPT. A. GRAHAM recently returned from the front, give his thrilling and instructive presentation on the subject p "WITH OUR MEN OVERSEAS" In Wesley Church on Monday Evening, Januarg 14t hi (Epworth League anniversary) A 000D MUSICAL PROGRAM Admission 25c and 15c Half proceeds for Patriotic, NOTICE i ! Our _Boys are Thirsty They Need Thirst .Quenchers Thal: Will Not Hurt Theme_: 'I'ke Ontario w,o.'r.U. is endea Pouring to raise a fund of S26,000 for free Tea, Cocoa, Coffee and Loin onade, The National Y.M.C.A. whom the Ontario W.C,T,U. is aiding, wild' need $50,000 to cover their free drinkables. The W.C.T.U, has already sent to Franoe, mainly tor this purpose, about 511,000—but the need grows more Insistent. In additiaa to the free drinkab les, the Ontario W.O.T.U. ie.s be- come responsible Dor the cost of printing a weekly leaflet of cheer and spiritual help, which is being sent through the mails to all the soldiers in the forward trenches, who express a desire to receive it. The ap- preciatiol of the men for this bit of oomfort can bo judged by the - fact that, fn one division alone, and within one month after the issue began, 15,000 soldiers asked that their names bo entered on t'he,"Pay, book Leaflet" list—the leaflets being so named from the fact that they are designed to fit into the soldiers' pay book. To aid in raising the necessaryfunds the W.C.T.11', of this tow13 will shortly hold a Silver Thimble and Trinket Day When they will ask every citizen to look through their possessions for broken, useless, unwanted bits of gold and silver trinkets ; discarded. jewelry? or table silver, solid or trip lo -plated, . Any of the following articles will be thankfully receive'] and tile. proceeds of their sale, used for the above purposes. Old gold or silver thimbles, Bracelets, t Blooehes, Rings, Chains or links of Chains, Silver match boxes, Scarf pins, Old gold or silver watelhes,-- Od.d cuff links, Studs, Gold or silver tops of canes or 'umbrellas, Watch charms, Broken spoons, forks, or, toilet articles in sterling silver or 2ripieplair. Coins ie gold, 01 silver, which, have been monogrammed or punched. AB Hires artieles will be melted down and the proccrds used to Hosni the forward trenches with the harm less drinks 0u1 boys so need. Articles that world bring more money if sold, than as "s(Iap" will be sold, Puller particulars will be given later.