HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1918-7-18, Page 8FRE P. JACKSON
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'< From The 13eneville InteillgenSen)
The probleni of where to spepel the
-satiation is oveashadoweil • by the
prehlem of .how to finaaaee it, Moth -
wants the .money to can fruit
With, the coal )nae wante the money
before he will carry in the coal, and
the gash •end carry handier ad groc-
er and baker also have a Ilea on the
mono), impossible to ignore, looks
as If a good many vaoetions would'
lie spent in the back yard gardens,
i '• •?
Hunan reconstructive' is one of
the major tasks impabed by partiei-
Pation in the war, •
' 01l>al+nln Novo -Regard!
July 1
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Tuekersrnith Township (1Yiost I.asp,rcdly w Want
Mr. and Mrs, George Maneol anti
two eltiideen of Toronto Spout
couple of days last week as the
guests of tin) lady's sister, Mrs.
(:kris, O'13riela. r---
Miss. I'lsele O'Brien 'of Toronto to
spendinga vnoation at her beano
Your Wall Paper
Business.
The merchants of Tileouburg, Ont,,
have promised to see that the farm-
ers in Soutit Oxford do not Ma ltelp
during the harvest. Plans are being
made now to provlllo help t ' save
the crops,
How to He Coal and
Wood for Next Winter
SAVE IT NOW
by getting a Perfection or Puritan Oil Cooking Stove
WE HAVE THEM.
And make sure of a supply of Coal 011 or Gasoline
(as it undoubtddly will be short at times)
Get a 25 -gallon or a 45 -gallon
steel tank
WE HAVE THEM
CHEAP---
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HEAP-1 Second-hand Gasoline Stove
2 Second-hand Ovens
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HARLAND BROS.
STOVES, HARDWARE AND NOVELTIES
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1 White Footwear 1
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, and we ask
the attention of the Woman who enjoys wearing Choice
White Footwear of Special Merit t -
White Boots
White Oxfords
White Pumps
Ladies' Military or the New Low Tread
Walking Heels
$1.75, $2.Ou, $3.00 and $4.00
Our Shoe Service is always Painstakingand everywoman
we shoe will have Well Dressed Handsme lookig Peet t
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Special Order Clothing
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 and our prices are very
moderate.
Come and look -them over and get one of our new
Style Books.
We are also showing some new natty styles in
Men's and Women's Boots, Men's .Hats, Ties and Shirts
See our table of Glen's Boots at $3,50 a pair
Plumsteel Bros.
THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS.
PRONE 25
AGENTS -SEMI -READY CLOTHING. NEW IDEA. PATTERNS.
Dainty Enough
Its
For a Queen
yet prieed an as to be within
evctybody's reach. That ex-
actly, describes our bedroom
furniture of which we are just-
ly proud. See the display and
you will surely want one of
these gracefol dressers or chif-
foniers or one of the beautiful
beds contained, ih the exhibit.
JAS. DUNFORD
DUNFORD
Undertaker arid P un .era 1 Director,.
28 Phone 11141* 28
bet Wo do not want
you to be influenced In
our favox by anything
except the actual mer-
its and reasonable pr10-
es of the Bonds offer-
ed plus -your practical
good will for which
we are •heartily grate-
fuh
Tie W. D. Fair GOr
Often the Cheapest
Always the Best."
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Mr. S. 13. Stothers is -in Guelph this
week. •
Mrs. Hugh Ross is visiting ,friends
at Leamington.
Mrs. Iiiggins of Ketnptvillc is visit-
ing Mrs, Wm, Graham..
Miss L. Logan of 'Toronto is the
guest of Mrs. R. Rowland.
Miss Mabel Cluff is visiting Mrs. do
la Penotioro at Kincardine.
Mr, Henry Baker goes to Toronto
this week on a )nusiness trip.
Miss Grace Walker visited at Bel -
grave and Wingham last week,
Mrs, (Dr.) Struthers and babe have
returned from a visit in Whitby.
Mr, and Airs. Ernest Rumball and
family spent Sunday at Constance,
Miss Hattie Courtice is in McKillop
spending her vacation doing farm
work,
Mrs. J. McLeod was with Goderich
township friends lest week for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. John May and daugh-
ters of Toronto were visitors 10
town this week,
Mrs. Grant and Dors. Herriot of St.
MIarys are visiting i.he former's
daughter, Mars. .3, Wiseman,
Miss Isabel Draper left last week to
visit her cousins, Mrs. Westgate
and Mrs. Moreton of Sandwich,
Miss Hill spent last week as the
guest of her sister, DIrs, Joint R.
Noble of the Iiuron Road, east.
Mrs. Watters and little daughter of
Seattle, Wash., are the guests this
week of Miss Florence C'uninghatne.
Misses Marion Irwin, Marjorie and
Ruth MeMath and Viola Cook Mit
yesterday for Freeman to engage
in fruit picking.
Miss Zella Carter of Westfield is the
the guest of her sisters, Mrs.
Frank Hollyman and Miss Mar-
garet
argaret Carter of town.
Mrs. .1. N: Harrison aud daughter,
Miss Mabel, of Brunswick, Md.,
are visiting the lady's sister, firs,
H. I'emtebaker of town.
Mrs. Dickenson and her son, Mr. W.
L. Dickenson, of Hamilton spent a
few days is town last week. They
• had been visiting in Seaforth. .,.
Miss MacUallum o1 Kincardine was
in town 'on Friday for few hours
•on herway home after spending a
few daps with Goderich friends.
Miss Ruby Irwin of Toronto, who
has been visiting her parents, hit.
and Mrs. J. A. Irwin of town,
leaves again on Saturday for Tor-
onto.
Mrs, E. Harness and Misses Phillipa
and Mae Harness of Exeter were in
town on Thursday last, having
come up to attend the wedding of
the former's son.
Mrs, A. Forde returned to Toronto
on Saturday after spending a
couple of weeks as the guest of
her son, Rev, E. 0. Fordo at the
Baptist parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs. ISbner Finch, Misses
Norine and Verna, Mr. and Mrs.
James Finch and Mrs. Macdonald
motored to Stratford and spent
the week -end with friends, -
Miss Sadie Miaha1fy was in Seaforth
on Monday and Tuesday attending
the marriage of her cousin, Miss
Mae Carmichael, to Mr. Stewart of
Rensall, tench event took place on
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Penttebakor and
their guests, Mrs. Harrison, and
daughter, spent the week -end with
the sister of Mrs. Pennebaker and
Mrs. Harrison, Miss Burrows of-
Sheppardton.
Mrs, W. L. Wade of Fort William
antl Miss Massy of Killarney,
Mn,,athe former a sister-in-Iaw
and the latter a cousin, are the
guests of Mrs. E. G. Courtice, and
of other friends hereabouts.
Air, Gordon McCartney of Guelph,
formerly of Clinton, spent a couple
of days in town last week. r.ennw-
ing old friendships. He renewed his
subscription to The News -Record
while Imre remarking that they
would not like to do without the
Clinton news each week.
Mir, and Mrs, W. S. Downs and chil-
dron, accompanied by Misses E.
Scott and 14I. (+ilicinson, motored up
to Clifford on Saturday and spent
the week -end as the guests of Mr,
and Mrs, John R. .Scott, Master
ieveret and Miss Muriel Downs re-
mained for the week with their
aunt at CHOW,
Mr. 1F', W. Evans and his sister, Miss
Mildred hems, of Brantford, fe+re
ntetly of Clinton, are both in the
Brantford hospital suffering from
.typhoid levet:, Their stoat, Diiss
Cole, who was spending the sunt•.
)nor wt ltt t ,bcr
m,• returned to to'ivn
oh 'Tuesday °vetting, It is 110310(1
that tete attack will Peovo •to he
. a light oite,
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WOMEN'S STORE
Dry, Goods, house Furnishings
phone 64
Neat to Royal Bank
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MEN'S STORE •
Custom Tailoring and
(phone 103) Men's Furnishings
Opposite Public Library
Eagfneld
Mrs. Ed. Reid and daughters and
friend, Mrs. J. F. McTcer,- and son
of Owen Sound left yesterday for
Goderich to visit the former's sis-
ter, Mrs, B. Young, and meet Capt.
Ed. Reid of the D. 0, ee. Dollard,
which is in Goderich this week -end.
Miss Proctor of Toronto is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. Geo, King.
Air. W. P. Clement, wife and
child, and Mfrs. E. W. Clement and
children of Kitchener, Mr. and Mrs.
Trott and child of St, Thomas are
guests of Hiss Ferguson's.
Misses (lertie and Dorothy Brydges
and Miss Jennie Wightman of Bel -
grave are the guests of the former's
aunt, Mrs. Brandon. •
Mrs. Fisher of Kitchener is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. F. A. Ed-
wards,
The Women's Patriotic Society
will hold an afternoon tea and sale
of home-made baking on the Queen's
Hotel lawn on ,Saturday, .July 20th.
All donations will be thankfully re-
ceived.
Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Robinson of
McKillop are the • guests of their
son, MIr, Will Robinson, at his
summer cottage 00 Catherine street.
Misses Lou and Edna Arnold and
Miss Leona Zinger of Kitchener are
guests at A. E. Erwin's.
Mrs, McMillan and daughter, Miss
Florence McMillan, of London are
summering in Mr, James Campbell's
cottage on Chiniquy street.
Mrs: Bingley and daughters, Misses
Flo and. Ada Bingley, Miss Rath -
well and Miss Mary Mallard of De-
troit are spending the summer at
Mise Rathwell's summer residence on
Ann street,
Mies Ethel Ramsay of Rochester is
the guest of Miss Maud Castle,
MIiss Norah Beattie is visiting her
aunt, Mrs, A, E. Erwin.
Miss Evelyn Pollock of Bancroft is
spending her holidays under the par-
ental root
Miss Ada Dewar of Kltncardino is
the guest of her brother, Dir. David
Dewar. -
Mr, R. Dailey of the Sterling Bank,
Dungannon, spent Sunday in the
village,
Mr, .lathes Campbell and sister,
Miss Margaret Campbell, were vis-
iting friends at Toronto during the
Past week.
141issee Lula and Hilda King were
in Condon this week. They were ac-
companied home by Pte. A.= l3alel of
military camp, London, who motor-
ed up.
Messrs, Clarence Poliock and Frank
Icing aro spending their holidays un-
der the parental roofs.
Mrs. Percy Dimont of Detroit is
Visiting' her parents, Mr. told Mrs,
J. W, Tippet,
Miss Latter and Miele Kudop or
Stratford were the guests of Miss
a Lut
e k. 7tin week.
g last
On Sunday, July 28th, the Method -
fete will hold their annual ahttiver-
sary, Rev, Orr, Anderson of Laino
beth, father t;C tine preseit pastor,• l
will conduct the services both morn-
ing
orning and evening. Special music
will be rendered during the services,
Mr. and Mrs. Arley Attwood and
child of Detroit are visiting their
parents in the village.
Bliss Milne and Miss Marshall,
London, are the guests of Misses
McDonagh at their summer cottage
in Lakeside Park.
The. Rev. ,\she -Everest will take
for Itis subject at the morning ser-
vice in 'Trinity church next Sunday :
"The Problem of Sull'ering,"
The annual garden patty will be
held on the rectory lawn on "riday
eventing of next creek, when a good
time is expected.
Kippen
Mr. and Mrs. Richards of Brussels,
accompanied by their son Charles,
draftsman for the Hydro commission,
Toronto, were the guests of Ole. and
Mrs. A. Mel{enzie on Thursday last.
They had been enjoying a motor trip
to Windsor and Detroit, -
Miss Elsie Whitmore of Tucker -
smith was the guest of her friend,
Miss Margaret Meflis, for some days
last week,
;Hiss (1. A. McKenzie of Beech -
grove Farm, Goderich township, was
the guest of her brother, Mr. A, Mc-
Kenzie, last week. Miss Mlelneezie
had been on an extended visit with
nor brother at Alma, Mien„ and
other relatives,
Mr, Jas, McCIylnont and family
motored to London on Sunday and
spent the day with friends there,
1)r, Mary Johnston is the guest of
her friend, Mfrs, Moble Munn, of T'Iay
township this week.
Rev. D. Johnston is expected to
preach in. St. AudreW's church here
on Sunday evening next at eight p.
m. (new time),
Mr. and Mrs, J. •B. McLean, Mrs.
J. Crawford anti son James motored
to Ripley on Sunday to attend the
funeral of efr. Sam Jackson, son-in-
law of Mrs. Crawford. Mr. Jaricson
will be remembered as a leading
business man of FIensall a number
of years ago.
Constance.
Mr, and Mrs. Ephraim Clark
spent Sunday the guest of her cous-
in, Mr. Cameron. of Tuckersmitb.
Pte. John Armstfottg of London
spent a few days as the guest of his
parents and other friends.
Quite a number around here took
in the 120 at Ii.ensel!.
The Adult Bible (']ass will meet
this week at the home of Aire., l;d,
iln•itrton for Red (Cross sorting.
Mir. Wm. Mcintoslt is not enjoying
the best of health.
Miss Edith Riley is visiting her
Mater, Mrs. Stephenson, at Brussels.
Wo are glad to report that Miss
Thelma Dalt and Milford Britton
bout passed the Entrance exam.
Kenneth McIntosh of Toronto is
speed ng his vacation with his cous-
in, Gilford Cololong(t.
Hallett Township
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Crich and Mr,
and Mrs, Chas, Glen•, Sr., were
week -end visitors with hir. and Mrs,
Melvin J. Clark, Goderich,
Misses Olive and eladehen Glew
visited their aunt, .efts. Melvin .1.
C.'larit of Goderich, last :week.
The following is the annual report
of the D.A.M.I.D.ls. Girls' Club of
Mullett
income—hunch fees and Anes,
$1.7.70 ; membership fees, 51.80 ; do-
nations, $129,00 ; proceeds of Red
Cross dances, $103.33 ; Y. M.
C. A. collection, 011,160 ; Red
Cross collection, 016.10 ; miscellan-
eous, $4,11 ; total, $283.01.
]Expenditures—Yarn, $145.88 ; sent
to French Red Cross, $25.00 ; mater-
ial for silk shirts, $8.10 ; material
for soldiers boxes and postage, $17.-
115
17:115 ; flannel and lining of trench caps,
54,00 ; sent for soldiers' Xmas din-
ner, 02.00 ; material For personal
property bags, $1.91 ; material for
trench towels and pillow cases, 07.-
40 ; material for wash cloths and
handkerchiefs, $1.20 ; sent to Y. M.
0. A., $15.00 ; lining for quilt and
bats, $1,95 ; sent to prisoner of war,
520.00 ; expenses of patriotic dances,
$9,05 ; miscellancoils, $13.60 ; total,
5276.94 ; balance on hand front last
year, $97,93 ; balance now on hand,
5104.63.
The following was also made : 300
pairs of socks,, 20 trench towels, 22
pillow cases, 3 sweaters, 2 scarfs, 12
handkerchiefs, 36 trench caps, 48
washcloths, 19 personal property
bags, 0 silk shirts, 1 quilt.
—Mrs. John T. Knox, Tecas,
London Road
Mfrs. I'ngles of Hastings, Mich., has
been visiting her sister, ;kers. Roy
Plumsteel,
Miss McMichael of Mullett has
been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Milton Wiitse,
Mrs. Fred Waldron left last Thurs-
day for Toronto, where she will vis-
it for a time and will also visit in
Kingston before going on to Edmon-
ton, w'b 1'c she expects to spend
some time with friends.
Mrs, Collins of Stratford has been
spcndleg the past fortnight as the
guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.
Chats, and Miss E. Stevens,
Mfr, II, Wi11,ve of Clintott took tbn
topic at the League on 'l'uesda.y ev-
ening at tine home of Mir. Bodge.
Next week the meeting will be .held
at the home of Mr, M. Wince and
the Itev. J. A. Agnew of Clinton
will be the speaker,
Some of the people from this
neighborhood attended the picnic)
Which took enlace at Reynold yester-
day, of Ibe Ontario street Sunday
school, Clinton,
War is out business, Wo menet
win by carrying it on as 0 "side
line,"
Hoinnesaille
Next Sunday evening Court 5el
wood Canadian Order of Foresters.
will attend service at 8 o'clock in
the Methodist church when Rec.
Arthur Sinclair will preach a spe,'tal
sermon to Foresters. The choir
leader, Mr. Lewis Tebbutt, is at -
ranging special singing by the mee-
choir. It is expected that guile e
large number of visitors from ',thee
courts will also he present.
ANNOUNCEMENTS)
Elgar Ladies' Quartette. C'ontplt 1,
programme for all occasions. lim : •
orous and patriotic numbers a epee.
ialty. Write 37 Oxford St. tW., Lee •
don, Ont.
A GARDEN PARTY
will be held on the Rectory Lae ,
HAYFIELD, un
Friday, July 26th
A good band will be in attendan•e
Stalls where fancy work and u;,"'
Cul articles for the /tonic will he f
sale will be open.
Refreshments will be sowed, eee.
Candy, Cigars, Cigarettes, etc., .
he for sale 00 tine grounds.
Fish Ponds, Grab Bags, tete,
This will be a big occasion, eenee
everybody and bring a friend.
Admission, including supper, 33c.
DANCE
Pavilion, ,lowett's Croy.
BA u PIELD
Wednesday bight Jiy24
from 8 to 12
Blackstone=Buckiev
Five -piece Orchestra
Elco c'
f:9
and up-todate Fixtures
of all kinds
Plumbing, Roofing,
Troughing and Furnace
Work
Estimates Cheerfully Given
B a& Sutter
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Plumbers and Electricians
Phone 7