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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1918-7-4, Page 8Most Assuredly vve Want Your Walt Paper Business. Row to av'e Goal and Wood for Next Winter SAVE IT NOW by getting a Perfection or Puritng Stove an HAVE Oil I T1iElYl. And Leake sure of a supply of Coal Oil or Gasoline (as it undoubtedly will be short at times) Get a 25 -gallon or a 45•gallon steel tank WE HAVE THEM CHEAP -- 1 Second-hand Gasoline Stove 2 Second-hand Ovens Clinton Ne Recor4 July 41b, 1418 HARLAND. BROS. STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES PIIOTOGRtPIS Why not have boyphoto in he army. family before hf Cheer yourYOURs with the best news PHOTOGRAPH from home Make the appointment today. We do Copying, Enlarging, • and Amateur Finishing ROY BALL, Photographer, Phone 66 but we do not want you to be influoneed in otir. favor by anything except the actual mor - it$ and reasonable Prier es of the goods offor- e(t plus—your practical good will for which we aro heartily grate- ful. Tile WeaFairGO. 'Often the Cheapest Always the Best.1, Scarce Ooods at Less Than Mill Prices Scotch Fingering Yarn $2.40 lb. White Footwear rwasimelmaimmmummair This season without a doubt, will be the season of Ail the seasons for Women's White Footwear ! We're showing the Best White Shoes made, anti we ask the attention of the woman who enjoys wearing Choice White Footwear of Special Merit ! White Boots White Oxfords White Pumps Ladies' Military or the New Low Tread Walking Heels $1.75, $2.00, $3.00 and $4.00 Our Shoe Service is always Painstaking and every woman we shoe will have Well Dressed Handsome looking Feet t FRED. JACKSON "THE PRACTICAL SHOE- MIAN 1 Special Order Clothing Mr, James Connolly of Goderich was in town on Friday. Miss Sadie Mahaffy was with Sea - forth friends on Monday. • Mrs. (Dr.) Struthers and babe are visiting friends in Whitby. Mrs. J. Scruton and little daughter wore in London last week, Miss Emma Southcombe .was up from Stratford over the week -end. Mrs. J. A. Robinson is visiting Mrs. de la Penotiere of Kincardine. Mr. Eddie Shepherd of Toronto was up for over the week -end and holi- day. Miss Ethel Wasmann, who has been teaching at Mountsberg, is home for the vacation. Mr. H.- C. Holland is this week pre- siding. at departmental exams at Wingham High school. Mrs. A. Porter of Goderich has been visiting her sister, Mrs. A. Tyn- dall,_ during the past week. Miss Edna Pennabaker leaves today for a month's visit with friends at Toronto, Oshawa and Kingston. Mr. Chas, McKinnon, who has been teaching at Sault Ste. Marie, has joined his wife and child in town. Mr, Oswald Hunt of London bas been the guest during the past week of Mr, and Mrs. Will llam- blyn. • Mrs. Joseph Finn and baby MIeredith of Port Arthur are visiting at tiro home of the lady's sister, Mrs. W. II. Hellyar. MIr. and MLs. W. U. Laternell and Miss Margaret Combe of St. Thomas were visitors in town over the week -end. MIrs. D. Steep of Stapleton returned on Thursday after a fortnight's visit with her daughter, Mrs. Ach- eson of Orangeville. Mr. R. Dunbar of London spent the week -end with his wife and little sons at the home of the lady's parents, Mr, and Mrs. G. Burnett. Mr. Earle Steep of Stratford and his friend, Mr. S. McCallum, spent the Week -end as guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs, D. Steep. Miss Victoria Patterson of Wiugbam spent a few days last week as the guest .of Mrs. (Dr.) Struthers and is this week visiting Miss Ithylo Wasmann. Rev. Mr. Roy, his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Roy, and little daughter Mad- eline of Lambeth were the guests of MIr. and Mrs. W. J. Paisley over the week -end. Miss Grace Shepherd and her niece, little Miss Isabel Kemp, arrived from Ottawa last week and are spending the vacation at the form- er's home. Mrs. Kemp is expected next week. MIr. Thos. Watts motored up from Oshawa on Saturday and on his return on Monday was accompan- ied by his wife and two little Sons, who had been spending some time with the lady's parents here, Mrs. Joseph Guest of Winghaen is • visiting her mother, Mrs. Mitchell of Albert street. Mr. Guest has taken a position at Weston and Mrs. Guest will remain here until he has secured a suitable house. MIr. J. E. Ilovey and Master Billy motored to Markdalo on Satur- day, returning. Tuesday.. On their return they were accompanied by Mrs. Hovey and babe, who have been visiting in Markdalo for sev- eral weeks. Mrs, James Watters of Seattle, Wash., formerly Miss Lily Miller of Clinton, arrived at Bayfield yes- terday evening and will visit for a few weeks with her aunt, Mrs, Chas. Donaldson. She will also visit Clinton friends before return- ing home. MIr. and i11rs. A. Weatherwax and two children motored down from Orillia the end of the week and were the guests of the lady's par- ents, bIt,, and Mrs. D. Cantelon, Mor. Weatherwax returned home Tuesday but his wife and little ones are remaining for a few weeks, Our new set of samples for Ordered Clothing for spring is now here, and in spite of war conditions is one of the finest selections of High-grade woolens we have ever shown. Our styles are the latest moderate. Come and 1ookithem over Style Books: We are also showing" some new natty stylet in Men's and Women's Boots, Men's Hats, Ties and Shirts See our table of rlen's Boots at $3.50 a pair and our prices are very and get one of our new Plumsteel Bros. THE STORE TH AT SELLS FOR LESS, PHONE 26 :AGENTS—SEMI-READY. CLOTHING. NEW IDEA PATTERNS` Flannelette Blankets $2.40 Pair, 11- Dainty Enough For a Queen yet priced so as to be within everybody's reach. That ex- actly describes our bedroom furniture of which Wo aro just- ly proud. Seo the display and you will surely want, one of these graceful dressers or: Chif- foniers or one of the beautiful beds contained in the exhibit, JAS. DUNFORD Undertaker and Funeral Director. 8 28 Phone 'Ili" itieleesettneetraSSffleelgetteetteseattmegeNtatilneltietereeirtisri WOMEN'S STORE Dry, Goods, House Furnishings phoxle 69 Next to Royal Bank OWN'S MEN'S STORE Custom Tailoring and (phone 103) Men's Furnishings OppositePublic Library, Kippers Rev. Dr. and Mfrs. Aitken left Monday for a month's holidays at Port Perry and Courtright. The Dr. will also attend the Sunday school convention at Whitby. Rev. J. N. .Jones Preached his farewell sermon on Sunday. The Methodist people here were sorry to part with him. Ile was most ener- getic in INC different branches of the chuIch's Work, Miss Jean McLean, Miss Agnes oft Sproat and Miss Etta on Monday to attend the summer school at Whitby. Despite the disagreeable day a number from here went to different places to spend the holiday. Mr. Jas. Sproat and sister, Miss Marcia, accompanied by Mr. Horn and Miss McNeil, spent the holiday with Tuckersmitir -'and Seafortli friends. Mfrs. Harold Walker of Peterboro is a visitor with her mother, Mrs. Wm. Ivison, Sergeant and Mrs. McDonald of I,ondon are visitors this week with the latter's mother, Mrs. .3. Ander- son. Mr. A. I". Cooper of Clinton will speak in the interests of the Ilur- on Temperance Alliance on Sunday next in the Presbyterian church. The lawn social and concert held on the manse grounds and in the church last Thursday evening was 0 great success. The people came in largo numbers and one hundred and thirty dollars was realized. All who took part at the concert did admir- ably and Rev. Mr. Garret gave quite an interesting talk an this experiences in France and England. H. W. C. A. and Red Cross. The societies at this centre are re- quested to leave their supplies at Mor. Fair's store or at Mor. O'Neil's grocery on or before- Saturday, July i3th. ,The following letter was received from headquarters re "Tho French Day" July 14th. It is hoped the societies will respond as generously as they did last year "Dear 11•Iadam,—We have received from. Colonel Noel Marshall, Chair- man hairman of the Executive Committee of the headquarters of the Canadian Red Cross Society in 'Toronto, a letter asking us to again bring to the notice of all the Iced Cross So- cieties and Circles of the London dis- trict the urgent need for a fresh ai7peal on behalf of the French Red Cross. The magnificent response in this district to this appeal made last year, and the very unique and sincere affection felt for France `since the beginning of this war by all her Allies, make us very confi- dent that the response this year will be again worthy, not only of the cause itself, but also of this dis- trict, which has already made an enviable name for itself throughout Canada for the splendid war work Clone here during the last four years. This confidence is echoed by the Ex- ecutive in Toronto through Colonel Marshall, an extract Iran whose let- ter is as lollows : The 'Executive Committee of the Canadian Red Cross Society, having again receiv- ed an urgent appeal from the London Committee of the French Red Cross, to take part in an Empire -wide ap- peal for the sick and wounded sol- diers of the French Nation and for the French prisoners of war, I am desired to inform you that the Ex- ecutive, after due consideration, have approved of our Society, through its branches throughout the Dominion, taking such steps as may appear to• be most advisable within their sev- eral jurisdictions, for the purpose of raising funis, on or about July 11th, as Canada's contribution to the British Empire Fund for the soldiers of France. The Executive feel sure that, considering the sac- rifices our gallant Allies have been called. upon to make and the mag- nitude of their needs, a generous re- sponse will be forthcoming Froin the people of Canada to this appeal.' " Yetirs sincerely, - Lilian 13eek, President Lorna i•Iarrie, Floe.. Cor,-Sec'Y Rev. C. C. and Mrs. Kahle and fam- ily -passed through town on Tues- day on their way from Londes- bore, where Mr. Keine has just finished a successful. four-year pas- torate of the Mlethodist church, to their new hone at Cottam, Ont. They were going by motor. Although Mr. Koine had passed through Cottam on his way to WalketVtlt0 to the conference fn Jutne, he said lie had paid no at- tention to the place, not expecting to so soon 11e located there. This illustrates the uncertainty of the life of a Methodist preacher, Londesboro. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Crafts, Miss Velma Crafts and Edna Lyon motor- ed from Dresden on Saturday and spelt the week -end at the home of Mr. Harry Lyon. Mrs, A. E. Kerslake of Exeter spent Sunday at Mr. H. Lyon's. Sumnaer'hill Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Mason ae'c: family went to Detroit to visit Mr. Mason's parents over the week -end. A large number from around here attended the celebration held iii Goderich on Dominion Day. Mir. and Mrs. Geo. Johnston and MIr. and Mrs. Kunkel and little % family visited at Crediton over th.• week -end, Mr. and Mrs. W. Moore of Clinton spent the holiday with their broth- er-in-laW', .Mr, II, MCBrien, M'Ir, J., 13. Lobb of Galt paid :b flying visit to his niece, Mrs. C. L. Tyner, on Sunday, Miss Etta McBrien of Toronto N. home for a vacation. Mr. R. J. Watkins is improving his house by giving it a coat of paint. daughter motored up from Niagara. Falls last week and are spending a vacation as the guests of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Crawford, and with other friends hereabouts.. Mrs. Geddes of 13elgrave and Miss MicKellar of Brandon, Man., spent a few days with Mrs. Dan Geddes. Miss Anne Ahrey has returned home from Toronto bringing with her her two nieces, the little Misses Wilson. Mr. Robert Geddes of .Belgrave spent the week -end with his brother, Mr. D. Geddes. Rev. C. C. and Mrs. Keine and faintly left on Tuesday for their new home in (:ottani. Mr. J. 0. Lounsbery autocd to Delhi on Saturday and returned this week bringing back Mrs. Louns- bery and two children who have been spending the past month with the lady's another, Mrs. Chrysler, Miss Clara Young has returned home after spending a few weeks with her sister, MIrs. Inert Brown of Brantford. Rev. .las. Abrey and family and Mr. and Mrs. Watt picnicked at Bay- field on Wednesday. Miss Watkins of Clinton spent the week -end with relatives here. Miss Elsie Millar spent Tuesday with Goderich friends. An Appeal for Belgian Sufferers Every woman in Huron County is called upon to assist in the work of Belgian relief, 1st—Money-88.70 a month, Coeds, clothes, and educates a little home- less Belgian orphan. Anyone guar- anteeing this amount forsix to twelve months may have the name and address of the chili] so saved. $20.00 wt11 feed, clothe, house and medically attend a poor consump- tive, starved, rickety, ailing little Belgian child in holland . for six weeks -16,000 are now on the wait- ing list. Who will save one ? 2nd—Clothing — If every Huron County woman would mance one gar- ment what a grand bale of clothing - we would have to help those help- less, homeless, suffering little ones in 13elgiuln. Let Huron County ego over the top" in Belgian relief work by each woman doing a little. 'Voter local secretary will give you all information you may desire. Sincerely, —Sara A. floveniock, Convener, 14.C. llolgian Re,Ilot Seaforth, June 14, 1018. PRESIDENT RAISING i>I-I1.EP As an example to the nation, Pres- ident Wilson has purchased a fleck of sixteen Shropshire sheep and put 1116111 to make mutton and wool on the lawn. behind the 'White Ilouse, known as the President's Park, 'rhe Red Cross will meet on July 13th at the home of Mrs. W. Mair. The continuation class in the Sum- merhill school presented their teach- er, Mrs. Snyder, who has resigned,.. with a handsome silver fruit dish, at the .closing of the term, The following is the report of the recent promotion exams held at S.S. No. 12 : From Pt. 1st to Pt. 2nd—Wesley Wright, Russell Miller, Jean Forbes, Reginald Bali. From Pt. 2nd 1.o '.Jr. Ind—Viola ,Johnson, Violet Watkins, Clarence - Ball, Jean Weir. From Sr. 2nd to Jr. 3r1—Willie Lee (hou.), Russell Jervis (hon.), Ray Mason, Elva Smith. From Sr, 3rd to Jr. ltb—Mabe Wright, Robert Johngon, Walter Forbes, Wright, Constance. Mrs. Edwin Britton and Mrs. W. Britton and daughters spent a few days as the guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rorie at Warwick and other points. Mrs. Adam Nicholson and Mrs, McArthur spent Thursday visiting the military camp at the Heights. Mrs, W, Moore and son ot Toron- to are visiting her. parents, Mr, and Mrs. las, Mann. Mr. and Mrs. .John Fowler of ilar- purhey spent a week visiting friends around here. The Ladies' Md met at the benne of Mrs. Chas. Micareger on 'Thurs- day. Quite a few went too lllyth on Monday while others went to Lon- dosboro. Hullett Township Mir. and Mrs. .1, W. Kilbride spent the. week -encs with Mr. and Mfrs, .1. Shanahan, 'Jr. Pte. 'rhos. Flynn of London spent a short while at his home on Mon- day. Miss Louise, Healey of Windsor is visiting her sister, Mgrs. Wm. Mor- rison. Norman DANCE Pavilion, Jowett'sGGJro've• BAYFIELD Wednesday night Jiy' from 8 to 12 Blackstone -Buckley Five -piece Orehesti a oda El.ectricWi'mg and up.to•date Fixtures of all kinds Plumbing, Roofing, Troughing and Furnace. Work Estimates Cheerfully Given yam& Sutter y and Electricians I lttmboas Phone 7