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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1918-5-16, Page 5May 16011, 1918 k '11, re you giving aid and 'comfort to the enemy? Any householder in your neighborhood who has a garden plot, or who owns a piece of suitable vacant land that is not being put under cultivation in order to increase food production, is (though he or she may not believe it) giving aid and comfort to the enemy in restraining food production, as really as is the Submarine Commander who sinks an Allied ship laden with food. The difference is only one of degree, not of kind. Look around you! Look aroundY ou ! If you have not yet decided to plant a vegetable garden make up your mind to do so now. You will not regret it. There is still lots of time. Potatoes and beans may be planted up to June lst and these are the best substitutes for wheat and meat. For good, practical advice upon how to lay out and cultivate a Vegetable Garden, write for a free copy of the booklet entitled; "A Vegetable Garden for Every Home." This has been prepared by the Ontario Department of Agriculture for the guidance of citizens who will respond to this call for increased production. Clinton Hews -Record I Mail This Coupon NOW Par ONTARIO a..ma .m .m aaa m mar Waal 1.,m Ma. van. ,a... mo, *mu. v. ..a mem . Organization of Resources Committee, Parliament Buildings, Toronto Dear Sirs Please send me a copy of your booklet "A Vegetable Garden for Every Home." Name._......._...._ 7 Address stemma m..m %Meme *No ,.® a.a .m.mo, .m.. ORGANIZATION OF RESOURCES COMMITTEE In Co -Operation with Canada Food Board Of Interest to You and Me What a vindictive old thing that Cruiser 'Vindictive was anyway. Just because she couldn't sail the seas any lot g"er herself she swallowed sev- eral tons of '.concrete and settled her- self comfortably down in the Ostend channel, thus preventing nice, little innocent U-boats from going in and out at will. » * A farmer remarked.to a newspaper :man not long since : "I ylo not wish to lose try ,son but if .I have to .choose between giving my on to the war and my, four daughters to the Huns I know which will be my choice." It is in Europe the Hunmust he beaten and it takes men to beat him sell the patriotic talk in the world will not do it -it takes young, strong teen and guns and food. Canada must supply her share of all three, and it doesn't matter whether we're comfortable while its being done, either, or whether we make any pro- fits, 3:n fact as loyal Canadians we should scorn to consider such things ' until our men are safely back from the war. . * * * The news that Dr, Deland, former- ly Postmaster General. for Canada, who had been held a prisoner in Germany altnost since the beginning of the war, had at last been releas" was received with 'rejoicing ghoul Canada. DDr, Deland, as 4t is pretty generally known, was travelling iu Europe and was in Belgium with his bride, a Belgian lady, when war was declared, He might have escaped and made his way dome to Canada but he te- mained to minister to the wounded and later the hospital in which he was serving fell Into German hands and he was taken prisoner, He was separated from his wife and taken to an internment camp in Germany. Madame Beland; mem remained in' Brussels, later took ill and died, her husband not being allowed even to - visit her before her death. The Brit- ish Government made several at- tempts to have Dr, Boland exchang- ed but pot until now has it been possible to effect his release. Ti is hoped that Dr. Beland will soon re- turn to Canada, he is at present in Holland, and, that he will take Itis seat in the House of Commons as he was returned by acclamation from 13eauce, Quebec, last December. Is Huron Satisfied • With the C.T.A. ? liommoir The, Dominion Parliament last year provision for Canada Temper- ance Ant Counties to petition the Government to have the C.T.A, sus- pended, and allow these counties 1 •come under. Provincial Prohibition 1 they, so desired, "Shall we, or shall we not, repeal the C.T.A. in .Huron," will therefore be one of the subjects to be discuss- ed at the annual County Temperance Convention, to he held in Clinton on Tuesday, Juno LStb. Tho month of April was the busiest month of the year for the Huroit fn- speotors and officers in the enforce - meet of law, and last week the first violator for illegal selling of liquor lo be committed to jail was dispos- ed of b,' Police Magistrate Andrews, Marriages MACDONALD-MACDONALD•- At Goderich, on May 3rd, Alice. Mac- donald of Bayfield to Gordon W. Macdonald of Goderich. SELVES-HUNK.IN-At Exeter, on • May .1st, John Selves of Osborne to .Ethel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Hunkin of Exeter. Births IZZARD-In Montreal, on lt'iay 1.2th, to Mr. and Mrs. le. W. R. Izzard, a daughter. RADFORD-In Ilullett, on May 8th, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Radford, a son. C'OLOLOUGii-1n Goderich, on May 0th, to Mr. and Mrs, Noncan Colclough, a daughter. STILUS -In Scaforth, on May eta, to Mr, and Mrs. A. G. Stiles, a daughter. Deaths FORSTER-Tn Colborne township, on May 12th, Mrs. W. B. For- ster, aged 67 years. CHURCHILL -In Goderich town- ship, on May Ifith, Robert Jam- es, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. 13. W. Churchill, aged 2 months. '1'EMPLETON-In Goderich, on May 6th, Ethel Templeton, aged 28 years, 8 months and 7 days. HINGSTON-In Seatortlt, un itlay 6th, Mary A. Hingston, aged 80 years, LOST -BETWEEN CLINTON AND Londesboro, a pair of eye glasses with Toric lenses, in case. Finder kindly leave at Johnson's Jewelry Store. 41-1 PRJVATF SALE OF HOUSEHOLD Furniture, including Baby Carriage and sleigh, also good coal heater. Friday and Saturday afternoons, - Mrs. 11', C. Farquhar, Townshend St, 41-1 COURT OF REVISION Olt' TITt; Village of Bayfield -Notice is here- by given -that the Court of Revis- ion of the Municipality of the vil- • lage of Bayfield will be held in the town hall, Baytleld, on Monday, May 27th, 1918, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose of hearing and determining complaints against the Assessment )Toll of the said municipality for 1918, Per- • soils having business with the said Court will please attend at the said time and place without fur- ther notice., -Ti. W, Clerk, Bayfield, May 14th, 1918. 41 -2 COURT Oh' REVISION, TOWN - ship of Goderich --Notice is hereby given that the Court of Revision of the Township of Goderich will be hold in Holmes' Hall, 'Holmes- vlile, on Saturday, the 251,11 day of May, 1918;.at tate hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose of )tearing and determining eomplaints against the Assessment Roll of the said Township for the year 1038. Persona having business at the said court will please, at- tend at the slid Luno and place without further notice. And fur- ther taste notfee-••All dogs in the municipality not reported destroy- ed on et before above date will he charged itt the taxes. --Adorn (lan- telon, '1'owssltip Mork; Ii. 11, Nm 3, Clinton, n, May idUt, 1918 41- 2 COURT OF REVISION Oh' TLIE Township of Hullett-Notice is hereby given that the Court of Re- vision of the Township of Hullett, will be held in the township hail, Londesboro, on Thursday, the 30th day of ltiay, 1918, at the hour of 10.30 in the forenoon, for the pur- pose of hearing and determining complaints against the Assessment Roll of the said township for the year 1918. Persons having business with the said court will please at- tend at the said time and place without further notice. Also Take Notice -Dog Tax Amended -1 dog $2, each additional dog, $4, 1 bitch, $4, each additional bitch, $0. -John Fingland, Township Clerk, Londesboro, Nay 10th, 1918, 41-2 Annual Excursion &odorich.Detroit AND RETURN Steamer Greyhound LEAVES G01)ERICH Tuesday,ilune11,10 a.m.,E.T. Returning leaves Detroit, ' ttrsla Y, Jun ,lt June 1 h 1 tan., t Ubtroi time I : I $4 round trip. $1.50 one way THE ..ONLY BOAT TRIP FROM GODITITICH TO DETROIT THIS SEASON. No passports required for stales of military age on this trfp. Simply sign your name for the Immigration Officer who will be oe duty on heart) steamer at time. of departure. Canadians costing to Detroit for a temporary stay are not required to pay a head tax or stake a deposit, U.S. immigration olltects will be on tate steamer to pass excursionists. Except : If men belong to Class 1. now called, it will be necessary for them to show that they have com- plied with the military service regu- tations and have the consent of the )legistrat for this military district, W,1+1, Wisner, Dep, -Registrar, Loudon, to be absent from Canada. This ap- plies of course only to male British subjects between 20 and 34, Melee- ive, who are single or are widowers without children. BAND MOONLIGHT --Out of Goderich--u ' MONDAY LII714NIN(4, JUNE 10th, 8 p.m. Music and Dancing in Greyhound bili) roots. HOUSE FOR SALE -2 STOREY frame house, corner of Townshend and Kirk streets, in good repair, electric lights and town water. Apply on premises to Mrs. L. Sting. 10 ITOUSE FOR SALE. -ON MARY street, 5 rooms, stunner kitchen, washroom, pantry, electric lights, fiance, hard and soft water, mod- ern conveniences, a small garden. - Apply on premises G. A. Brad- shaw. -40 COURT OF REVISION TOWNSHIP of Stanley -Notice is hereby given that the Court of Revision of the Townsbip of Stanley will be held in the township hall, Varna, on Monday, yhe 27th day of May, 1918, at the hour of 11 o'clock in .the forenoon for the purpose, of hearing and determining com- plaints against the Assessment Roli of the said. Township for the year 1918. Persons having business with the said Court will please at- tend at the said time and place without further notice.-Robt. J. Richardson, Township Clerk, Var- na, May flth, 1918. 40-3 FOR SALE. -A TEAM OF WORK horses, harness and wagon. -Isaac Benzo. --39 WANTED -A WOMAN TO WORK by the day. -Apply in the evening to Mrs. M. D. McTaggart. • -311 FOR SALE --ONE BAY MARE IN foal, weight 1100 lbs., also an open phaeton, -Apply to Rev. W. E. Darling, Hayfield, or Walter Wallis, Goderich Road. -30 31118. PETER CAMPBELL OFFERS for sale her house ort the corner of Mill and Beech streets, 8 rooms, furnace and other comfortable ap- pointments. -Apply W. Brydone. 39-3 , A LIMITED TMITI AMOUNT 01 CHOICE White'Pea Beans. --They are an 'early variety and extra good yield- ers, They were harvested last fall before the wet season and the 'ground sown with fail wheat. - William McCool, R.R, No., 1, Lon- desboro, Phone 28-14 .Blyth Rur- al. 89-3 CHOPPING The Clinton Flour Milts Will do chopping every ' Saturday at 8 cents a bag. FLOUR Have you tried our North Star flour. ? Made front pure Manitoba No. 1 hard wheat. 'GERMS ARE STRICTLY JOHN SCHOENHALS Phone No. 8 CLINTON SEER BEANS 10011 SAI,19-G001) 990)p1e, bervaste0 before wet Sen^ son 1951 year. -Apply John Shan - Allan, Sr., R,Rt., No. 1, Clinton, Phony 1 on 08/, 30.-.3 1\111S. SA1 U JOHNSTON WILL Visit Clinton MI Wednesday, of each week to take ordore for ,Spirelle corsets. She will be at the home, of Mrs. Trick, Rettenbury street, where any message Ittay be left for iter, -811 LOT FOE SALE. -CORNER 011" Rattenbut'y and Gibbings street, bas small frame house on it. Flue building situ and large ' garden, Cheap for quick sale as owner is leaving town. -Apply at D. G. Wheeler's, Cutler St. -39 TWO FRESH COWS FOR SALE, al - go seed grain. Pasture for num- ber of cattle for rent. --Apply, to James 11. Medd, A.R. No. 1, Clin- ton. -35 FIOUSE To RENT -A COMFORT- able 0 -roomed house on - Orange street ; town and soft water ; gar- den with some fruit trees ; posses- sioe given May 1st. --Apply, to Jas. Cook, Clinton. -35 FOR SALE -6 -ROOMED COTTAGE on Bond street, good cellar, a acro land, barn and drive shed, all in good repair, small fruit %trees, town water and good cistern. Also an aged driving mare suitable for women ; set light double harness with canvas traces ; set single bar - gess ; ar-gess; a road wagon with dray platform with pole and shafts, cap- acity 14 tons. -Apply, to :Elmer Finch. -33 FOR SALE -WE FIAVFl F011 SALE at reasonable prices four Shorthorn Registered Bulls from 12 to 15 months old„ Good pedigrees, En- quire mquire at Piumsteel Bros. store or at the farm, London Road, mi10 from town. -J. Roy Plumsteel.-39 YOUR CLOTHES CLEANED RE - paired and Pressed and at the shortest possible notice. Both.Lad- ies' and Gentlemen's clothes. We guarantee to do good work. I am prepared to French Dry Clean Ladies Suits, Gent's Sults and all kinds of Woolen clothing including Sweat- ers, etc. All orders promptlyt at- tended to. Rooms over Johnson's jewelry Store. -Wm. J. Jago. -00 Calves for Sale The undersigned has made arrangements to handle a few Shorthorn grade calves this spring, March and April is the time to secure them as the supply is limited later. W. MARQUIS. Phone 14-038 CLINTON Ikisy Times This is always the busy season of year when the busy housewife is kept on the go either in the gar- den or making her annual spring clean-up. Also is a time of year we all find our appetites lagging and need something to add zest to appetite. Try our lines of Catsup. We have it itt 3 sizes, 15c, 25e and 30c per bottle. Sweet or mixed pickles in bottles or bulk. Our specials this week : 3 packages seeded raisins for 40c. 1 lb. prunes for 15e, 18c or 20c. 4 rolls toilet paper fox 35e. HIGHEST PRICES FOR PRODUCE Canadian Food Control Retail Grocer License No.. 8-7241 Johnson & Co. The Store of Quality. Phone orders promptly cared for. PHONE 111. THE FOOD t Although the American Government placed an embargo on their fertiliz- ers, and while it 'took a considerable amount of persuasion to get them bo realize that Buffalo Brands were absolutely necessary) b y n c ssarla fn greater food production for tate allies and the eventual winning of the war, we have succeeded in baying it lifted, and now have a complete stock on hand for your various crops, and at very low proportionate prices, Of all years this is your golden op- portunity to increase profits as well Its foodstullr' by applying a liberal supply of BUFFALO BRAND PER, TILIZ.IIRS. We also have a fresh supply or the gantlets CANADA CEMENT, the re- cognized standard. Give us a call. When in Lite Market for Lumber., Shingles or any of our various lines, as we will be pleased to meet your wishes. Phone 1.1 on 618. t d 8, MUSTARD Phone 11 on 018 nnuov I''Tt T,tl FOR SAL1.,-0NE 41; lt,p, (a•ASO- line (or Coal 011) Engine, good .•as new. One pair 2000 Ib, Scales. One Canadian Regal Our used a5 demonstrator, good as new, all new tires, a bargain. -Seeley A4 Dorin:1. +-85 CLINTON'S LEADING JI,WELURY ^^ S'f'OlTT .-. Eye Comfort is obtainable through the aid of per - feet fitting glasses, Our spectacles and lenses are guaranteed perfect in ft and focus. Now that the seconds draft is being called remember your friends with a w'rlst watch, an Auto Strop Safety Razor overseas outfit at $5.00 or a Swan Safety Military Pen which will write 150 four-page letters or three letters each week for a year with one filling, ordinary size. Don't leave it nil till the last minute -conte in now. 13ring in ,your repairs and have them dodo neatly and promptly, R. H. JOHNSON Jeweler' an'd Optician (Next to Hovey's Drug Store) Potatoes Seed Potatoes WANTED Seed Potatoes FOR _SALE JAS. STEEP & CO. Box 192 Phone 126 GIRLS NANTED ! ices WE CAN (FIV EMPLOYMENT '10 2 FEW MORE KNIT., TEES, ETC. APPLZ1 AT ONCE., Clinton Knitting Co. LIMITED. THE CORNED STORE Live and Let Live SpecialNotice On and after ,Tune 1st, we are asking all our friends to adhere strictly to a two -week- ly payment of their account with us. The accounts are small, we know, but as a business man you will realize that all of our business is made up of these small accounts, so that every two weeks we must col- lect many of themif we are to meet our running expens- es. All of aur prices arc based on this prompt -payment plan. Your co-operation in this matter will enable us to give you the very best possible value for your money. Are you with as ? Respectfully yours, E. E. HUNNIFORD (Canadian Food Control License No. 8-3128.) Just Arrived a carload of Pe.od Corn. We have also secured a quantity of Choice. Seed Corn in the following varieties Selected Yellow Learning, Giant Prolific Southern Ensilage; ;;elected Red Cob Ensilage, Early Amber Saggar Cage. As the sonson has arriv- ed for the itatelting . of Baby Chicks we have in stock n quantity of Baby Chick Feed which we are selling at reas- onable prises, Seed Buckwheat, (Silver 141111 C1t01021 and also our usuat line of Flour, Bran, Shorts and Feed, W. Jenkins & Son. lu'L0T11t AND FL''5D, highest priers paid for Grain and IVool. Elevator '.Phone 100 Residence 0-132 1 N .. SPECIALS F011 - Victoria Day STRAWBERRIES,, PINEAPPLES, TOMATOES, L'! rrucI,, ONIONS. NEW OAI3BAC+19, ed* bdodoolmiwo.61.4.1** W. T. O'Nell The Hub Grocery Get fly Prices on CORRUGATED IRON METAL SHINGLES AND SIOING PLUMBING ANO HEATING THOS. HAWKINS. Agent for Hecla Furnaces PHONE 13. SSbp ovor Rowland's Hardware, FOR Sriva Seefl!n& a i1 •s A stock of Clover, Timothy, Alsike5 Alfalfa, Etc, Maugolds, Turnips, and Small Seeds also Seed Grain Highest prices paid for Hay and Grain Ford &McLeod Incubators We have a few Prairie State Incubators left which we will sell at last year's prices rath- er ather than carry over -in sizes of 100 egg, 150 egg and 240 egg capacity. ill Live Poultry As there was a shortage of poultry last year it is expect- ed that high itricen will pre- vail for live poultry all sea- son. We are always in the market for live poultry and will he pleased to quote you prices at any time. 06, e GUNN, LANGLOIS CO. CLINTON N. W, Trewartha, Phone 160 Manager or flolmesvilte 4 on 142 CREAM WANTED We will buy your cream antce you - PRICES ACCURATE.' RECORD PROMPT RETURNS ENTIITIO SATISFACTION Write us for cans. Wo supplya them. Pay evpress charges, Pay, you for the cream you ship twice each month, Carefully weigh, sant- pie end test each can and send you a stateiuent. Write today, prices area high. Agents t Walton -W. G. 'Neal RlitburnNall di Co. Varna -Beatty Bros. rttt° Seafortil Creamery CO. l3ox 488 S1iAlr0R'I"III ONT,i and guar.