HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1916-05-04, Page 4Stanley Township
A quiet wedding tools place at the
rectory, Adelaide, on April nineteen-
th, when Miss Millie Beatrice McCllni
ehey, eldest daughter of Mr. James
McCiinohey of Adelaide, became -the
bride of Mr, James Melvin Reid of
Stanley. The ceremony was perfor-
med by %v. 11. R. Deihl. A recep-
tion was held for the young' couple
at the house of the groom's mother,
Mrs. A, Reid 01 the Parr Line. 'They
have settled down on the farm on
the Parr Lille where' the best' wishes
of their many ,,friends - wit follow.
them. '
This letter was received by Miss)
Charlotte'10arsons of Bayfield
"Somewhere in' Flanders : Dear
IVfadam, i Your note of 261)11 of Nov-
ember enclosed in a pair of wristlets
ai:rived ori active' service today and I
was lartunate enough t o b e
the lucky, friend, although unknown
to you. I think I voice the sentiment
of the boys in wishing all the lady
workers of Canada the very best of
everything daring the coining :year,
While it is our privilege to be able
to conte into the active and danger-
ous part of this struggle, we feel en-
couraged by the knowledge that the
woolen are responding so nobly to the
work they have been asked to do,
and rest assured that your labors
are not in vain as the climatic con-
dition of the country hero makes
woollen goods of any kind necessary,
You asked what is most needed well
from our experience I would say
socks would be the most acceptable
and most used article. Other ar-
ticles are necessary, but roes are
always in demand and perhaps the
!hardest to obtain, But I'm glad to
say the quantity received privately
from friends in Canada keeps up the
supply very well. But 1511011 in doubt
use pour fingers on socks and they'll
find an owner in this country, 'The
boys are all well and in good health
and spirits and strong in the know-
ledge that Clod is on .out side and
that liberty and justice shall tri-
umph in the enol. In closing I wish
to again thank pan for the efforts
you are making for oar comfort. I'm
with the Div. Cavalry, formerly from
London, Ont. 11 you wish to answer
this send to nny home address, Sergt,
S. H. Stirrett, Petrolea, and my, peo-
ple will send it on, Again wishing
you and the many workers of Cana -
fly 1113• sincere thanks and hest wish-
es for a happy 1916 —Yours, George
Stirrett."
Clinton Optical
Parlors.
The engaging of P. 1t', Mayor a
short time ago to teach me the Ad-
vanced Science of Optics, was most
successful, (as all who consulted hire
can testify) and I ant 11015' 111 a posi-
tion to guarantee all work and carry
on the successful work started by
him.
Read what he says :—
To all eye sufferers and
whom it may concern :
I have finished a special ad
vaned course Of optics with Mr,
5, II. Johnson of Clin-
ton and wish to say that the
manner in which Ile grasped the
advanced work during nip teach-
ing, leaves no doubt in man mind
that Mr. Johnson can accurately,
correct defective vision, where it
is possible for lenses to correct,
and I most heartily recommend
all eyesight sufferers to consult
with all confidence,
Faithfully yours,
Frederick W Mayer,
Instructor in Optometry,
Toronto, Ont.
R. H. JOHNSON,
Optician and Jeweler
Goderich.
Nlrs, E, N, Lewis has returned ;from
a visit with friends in London. 'and.
Toronto, .
Mr, W. R. Henry. of Kincardine has
taken a •nositioo with the Organ
Company and intends coiniaig to
Goderich to reside,
Mr. k:, `P. Egelier'i'eturned to New
York with his son, Mr, A. _ Eviler,:
who spent the Eastertide at the
parental home in town,
Miss Jennie Manson, who is engag-
ed in social service work in Sidney,
N,S,, has been here on a visit to her
cousin, Mrs. Walter Kelly.
Mrs..1'..1. Rutland and familyrltave
gone to Detroit to join Mr; Butland•.
who has been lqcated there for some
little time.
Mrs. Fred Kickley and little son of
Hamnilton have been visiting the
lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm,
Sharman;
Miss Mary Gundrp has returned to
Chicago after a visit of a month or
so with her mother.
Miss Minnie Tancott is spending a
fortnight in Toronto.
Mrs, M. J. Finn has returned home
after spending several weeks with
Hamilton friends,
The marriage tools place', at the
home of the bride's parents at Loyal
on Wednesday of Miss Grace A. Wise
to Mr. Donald 0, McLachlan of T'or-
oilto, son of 6Ir. and Mrs. P, Mc-
Lachlan of town. Miss Reta Wise,
sister of the bride, was bridesmaid"
and IlIiss Ruhr Wise of Clinton plap-
ed the wedding march.
The ties and poles of 'the West
Shore Railway Co., have been sold,
the prices for ties running from sev-
en dollars to ten per hundred and
the poles five to eight dollars per
mile and a quarter.
The remains of Harold Thompson,
whose death occurred at Melville,
Sask., will be brought to Goderich
for interment.
The fleet of freighters which win-
tered in this harbor have all gone out
and the Steamer Beaverton was the
first boat to enter the harbor this
season. Capt. Brian was presented
with a hat by the town.
At the Easter vestry meeting of
St. George's church Judge Holt and
G. L. Parsons were reelected rector's
and peoples' wardens ; Judge holt
and W. L. Eliot lay delegates to the
synod with George Porter and Isaac
Salkeld as alternates ; auditors, Geo,
Williams and C, J, Jackson,
The Standard Bred Trotting Stallion
"Jerry J"
will stand at the hotel Normandie
baro, Clinton, ever3n Saturday during
the season: He is an exceptionally
welt bred. colt and while not yet
three gears old is a big horse now.
No, 01882i—American Trotting Reg-
ister.
No, 0151—Canadian Standard Bred
Society.
No, 1110—I:arolmcnt,
7.'ernls $12 to insure with foal,
ED. JOHNSTON, Prop,
Phone 8 on 162 Clinton.
' Route 01 the Imported French
Percheroh Stallion
INDEX
\MONDAY—Leave his own stable at
Brucelield, west to hotel stable, Var-
na, for noon, north to Ben, Rath -
well's, Bayfield Line, 'for night,
TUESDAY—West to Switzer's corn-
er and north to James Sterling's for
noon, north to James McMillan's
for night. WEDNESDAY—To situ•
on Road, east to Jewell's corner,
via Benmiller to J. C•. Durst's, for
noon, east to Harry Sweet's, ]Mait-
land con,, for night. TI•IURSDAY—
V'ia Ilohnesville to Graham House,
Clinton, for noon, north by Base
Line to Albert Townshend's for
night, FRIDAY—East to W. J,
ivl:eBrien's, 4th con. Mullett, for
noon, east via Roxboro to Queen's
Hotel, Seaforth, for night. SATUR-
DAY—South via Red School, west to
Robb, 111510's for noon, via ,London
Road to his own stable. Index En-
rolment No, 313, Form 1, Approved,
, WILLIA15T BERRY,
Proprietor and Manager.
SERVICE
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service you
are proud
to tell your
friends about
Notice the number
of Traction spares that are not
In envelopes on the car, but out
In the open wearing the " V" smile
that won't come off, Pride to possession
accounts for this—the desire to have the
car look its best.
Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods Co.,
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Clinton News -Record
May 4th, I9L6
Goderich Township
'Tho Young 'Ladies Patriotic Soci-
ety, will meet nest week ,at; the hove
of. Miss Aphrew Steep,
There was no ,service at Bethel ons
Sunday on account of the quarterly
meeting; being held at the Bayfield
church,
The fast hatch of the s011sott at
the-Ridgorest incubators will • be
May 20th,
A very pleasant ''gathering took
place at the home of Mr, and Mrs.`
Wm, Carrie of the lth concession on
Friday evening+,last to celebrate the
eightieth 'birthday of Mrs, Currie,
Mrs. Currie, whose maiden naive was
Janet Russell, was born in Stanley
township on April 28th, 1836 She
was married to lUr. William Currie
fifty-three years ago an May 24th.
There is 11 family of five : W. John
Currie of Calgary, Alta., and Mrs.
C. McGregor, , 'Mrs S. Emmerson,
Miss:Daisy and Russell • Currie of
Goderich township.,.01 these the fol
lowing' were present on the happy
occasion to offer congratulations on.
the completion of her four score
yearn: Mrs. C. McGregor, Mos, Em-
merson with her daughter and son,
Russell and Daisy, James Russell of
Brussels aafd Robert Russell and
wile of Kincardine, brothers, and
Mrs. Robinson of Detroit, a sister.
Another sister, Mrs. T. Ramsay, was
prevented owing to illness from be-
•ing present. Mrs, McDougall and
daughter and Miss Marion Sterling,
neices, and Messrs, James and S.
McDougall, nephews, with their wiv-
es and the latter's daughter, were
also present. Though Mrs, Currie
has been an invalid for the past
three years she is remarkably bright
and cheerful and 'entered into the
plans matte for the celebration of
her birthday with zest and pleasure.
Her many friends wish her as many
more birthdays as, she wishes to see
and when the time comes for her to
lay aside the things of this life a
happy entrance into the larger and
• better life.
News -Record Means News -Leader.
Varna
A, recruiting meeting Will be held
in the township ball on Friday, even-
ing when addresses will be delivered
by Rev, J, IC, Fenian, Clinton ;
Rev. ,11, 13. Potlioringham; Goderich,.
and Mr. A, lI, Musgrove, M,P.P.,
Wingham.
The Women's Patriotic ,Society' met
in the town, hall oil Tuesday, when
the proceeds of the clock 'contest,
amounting to about $250, were
in, Tlhe women are going . my
with their work of providing ,com-
forts for the soldiers;
Mr. Christopher Ward is able to be
around again after his severe ill-
ness. 'IIe was up to the village on
.Tnestlayi for the first time. His
friends were glad' to see hint ,and
.hope he will continue to impeovo
until he has 'fully recovered his
wonted strength.
There will he no church service in
the Methodist church on Sunday civ-
ing to its being sacrament Sunday,
Tile sacrament ' will be held ab Iiip-
pen in the afternoon.
Stanley Township
The following is the report of S.S.'
No. ,ll, Stanley for the Easter promo-
tion examinations, These pupils have
lhecn promoted into the, following
classes :
Sr. 4th—Abbie Stewart, :\.goes
Glen, Edna Alexander, Zetta .;nck-
son.
Jr. dth—illargaret McGregor, Mar-
ian McEwen, Clara Potter, Alin Mc-
Farlane, Clarence Jackson.
Jr. 3rd—Betide Stewart, Malcolm
McFarlane, '
Sr. 2nd—Donald 01m1, Walter (or-
ey.
Jr. 2nd—Mabel Corey.
Pr, pupils—Irene Corey, Eleanor
McEwen, .Tohn McFarlane.
—Jessie M. Aikenhead, Teacher.
Goderich
Mrs. 0. D. Sickle of llamilton has
been visiting friends in Goderich and
Dungannon.
Custom Hatching
Last hatch for this season in our incubators
commences May 2Oth. Parties wishing chicks
hatched by June 8th kindly make reservations now.
Our remaining space is limited. Phone.l0 on 255.
Ridgcrest Farm, Lot 12, Con. 4, Goderich Tp.
H. Keith Revell, Goderich
A Beautiful
o Art Square
�nvra
lends a charm to the roots,
It has other advantages al-
so, being easy to clean, easy
to remove We have at
present; an excellent show-
ing of line tugs including
i3 vessels, Axmnnaters tons, etc„ eta, that Wo have
priced at attractive prices,
We would be most pleased
to show them to you,
JAS. DUNFORD
Undertaker and Funeral Director.
28
Phone Var. 28
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GOD£RICI-I to DETROIT
and RETURN
Going, leave Goderich Tues-
day, JUNE 13th, 1916, at
9.30 a.m. Returning leaves
Detroit, Thursday, June 15th,
al; 1.00 p,m,
This trip provides a magni-
ficent opportunity to enjoy,
an "all day water voyage on
the BIC STEEL STEAMER
GREYHOUND and time to
visit your friends in Detroit.
VIM/ :11.50 Round Trip.
1:1.00 one way with baggage.
Children half -rate.
iDon't forget the Goderich
Band Moonlight, June
12th, at 8 p.m.
Parc only 25c.
White Star Line
DETROIT, MICA
summimmuinimummoseenser
Seaforth.
114r, and Mrs, A. E. Forbes of
Dunnville have been bore visiting fri-
ends
Seaforth..
Mr, and Mrs, 11. Ii. Archibald' , of
Dunnville have been visiting IVIr, and.
Mrs. Janes Archibald,
The best investment you can make in House Fur-
nishings is in Wall Paper.
Booms tastefullYpp papered are half furnished
You'll find in our stock the paper that will suit
your purse and your taste, so why go elsewhere ?
We have a very larbe variety of new papers.
Odd lots at special prices.
All paper trimmed free,
A. T. Cooper
Clinton
Agent for G.N.W. Telegraph and Canadian
Northern R. R. Tickets.
MODEL D 60.
Valve -in -Head motor,
30-35 h.p.
5 passenger.
Completely furnished to smallest detail—The
McLaughlin "Valve -in -Head" Motor is guaranteed
to develop and deliver mere poorer and with less
gasoline than any other motor of equal size or make,
Price $1,11.0, f.o.b., Oshawa.
REAL SERVICE.
McLaughlin service is assured by twelve bran-
ches conveniently located. Hundreds of agencies
from coast to coast, One million dollars invested in
branch houses and equipment,
Large stocks of parts carried for all models at
Oshawa and ab the Branches. Forty seven years of
manufacturing and marketing of vehicles for Can-
adians.. Thorough knowledge through experience of
Canadian needs, Consider carefully the stamois
you buy—it is very important and necessary, -------
Note the class of people who drive the McLaughlin.
As a class they investigate before they
To insure spring delivery you
should give your order now.
The McLaughlin Motor Car Co., Limited, Oshawa
SEELEY & BARTLIFF, Agents.
invest.
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Handy Helps for
Spic and Spay Homes'
Of course; you -are -going to "Paint Up";I
this spring. There's the bedroom, parlor or
dining room wall to be re -finished.
There are Floors to be painted, stainedil
varnished or waxed. There's the Oil Cloth
or Linoleum to be made Spic and Span.
There's theFurniture and Woodwork to
be brightened.
Here are siz "SPIC AND SPAN
FINISHES that_we can freely recommend
for this work ki
''°1NEU-TONE" Flat Tints for the wall
'WOOD LAC" Varnish Stains
rMAR$LE-ITE" Floor Varnish
1,''L1QUID WAX", for hardwood floors - .
p"SENOUR'S FLOOR PAINT", the old reliable
"VARNOLEUM",` to beautify and preserve Oil
Cloth and Linoleum.'
We know that these Finishes are the`
best of their kind. They ares`Made in,
Canada"—and we guarantee that you will be
(perfectly satisfied with the results you get
when you use any, or all, of them.
You'n soon be putting up Pickles and Preserves.
You'll need labels for the jars. Come in and get
a set of Fruit Jar Labels—printed and gummed:
We give them free to our friends. 7
R. ROWLAND, CLINTON, Ont.
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Ready to-
GarmentsC
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PHONE 7S,
and
611liinery
Up
Attractive,
ive, correct,
latest touches
nlings, also
ors and
gabardines
Prices from
to$2500.
to the Minute Styles
Ladies' and Misses'
Suits and Coats.
in
>>7'
x i1
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distinct-
reflecting the
in trim-
newest col-
weaves, serges,
and poplins.
$15.00 up
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Special Showing of
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New Hats.
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An unusually large
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collection of elegant un-
trimmed hats, such a
large variety that n o,
,p...!.,
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trouble will be coconut-
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erect in selecting one that
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will be found no where
else as they are exclusive
in every sense of t h e
word.
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New Raincoats.
i�.
We have a complete`
'
range of new waterproof
coats from the best mak-
,
,
en's in Canada. Come
and get yours here. A. very
satisfactory coat of par a
.�- „ pfy...
®-----4.,,V,,..•
matt e cloth, guaranteed
waterproof and will not get
—'
hard, all sires from 32 to 44
. WIDENED LEG
=
at a very speolal price $5,00.
Novelty raincoats from S
upto$15.
Completely Equipped
WrIARROMIO
ANKLE.
"° `
Hosiery Deportment,
ShiAPEo
FOOT =
Just to hand a full, as-
sortment of fine grade cash-
® _
mere hosiery made of good
fine yarn and good dyes,
all sizes, prices range from
25c up to 75c a pr. Ask to
HE PEN ANGLE THE OTHER
see our specials at 35c a pail,,
A Beautiful
o Art Square
�nvra
lends a charm to the roots,
It has other advantages al-
so, being easy to clean, easy
to remove We have at
present; an excellent show-
ing of line tugs including
i3 vessels, Axmnnaters tons, etc„ eta, that Wo have
priced at attractive prices,
We would be most pleased
to show them to you,
JAS. DUNFORD
Undertaker and Funeral Director.
28
Phone Var. 28
mnamersommor
f
xc ri
I I
GOD£RICI-I to DETROIT
and RETURN
Going, leave Goderich Tues-
day, JUNE 13th, 1916, at
9.30 a.m. Returning leaves
Detroit, Thursday, June 15th,
al; 1.00 p,m,
This trip provides a magni-
ficent opportunity to enjoy,
an "all day water voyage on
the BIC STEEL STEAMER
GREYHOUND and time to
visit your friends in Detroit.
VIM/ :11.50 Round Trip.
1:1.00 one way with baggage.
Children half -rate.
iDon't forget the Goderich
Band Moonlight, June
12th, at 8 p.m.
Parc only 25c.
White Star Line
DETROIT, MICA
summimmuinimummoseenser
Seaforth.
114r, and Mrs, A. E. Forbes of
Dunnville have been bore visiting fri-
ends
Seaforth..
Mr, and Mrs, 11. Ii. Archibald' , of
Dunnville have been visiting IVIr, and.
Mrs. Janes Archibald,
The best investment you can make in House Fur-
nishings is in Wall Paper.
Booms tastefullYpp papered are half furnished
You'll find in our stock the paper that will suit
your purse and your taste, so why go elsewhere ?
We have a very larbe variety of new papers.
Odd lots at special prices.
All paper trimmed free,
A. T. Cooper
Clinton
Agent for G.N.W. Telegraph and Canadian
Northern R. R. Tickets.
MODEL D 60.
Valve -in -Head motor,
30-35 h.p.
5 passenger.
Completely furnished to smallest detail—The
McLaughlin "Valve -in -Head" Motor is guaranteed
to develop and deliver mere poorer and with less
gasoline than any other motor of equal size or make,
Price $1,11.0, f.o.b., Oshawa.
REAL SERVICE.
McLaughlin service is assured by twelve bran-
ches conveniently located. Hundreds of agencies
from coast to coast, One million dollars invested in
branch houses and equipment,
Large stocks of parts carried for all models at
Oshawa and ab the Branches. Forty seven years of
manufacturing and marketing of vehicles for Can-
adians.. Thorough knowledge through experience of
Canadian needs, Consider carefully the stamois
you buy—it is very important and necessary, -------
Note the class of people who drive the McLaughlin.
As a class they investigate before they
To insure spring delivery you
should give your order now.
The McLaughlin Motor Car Co., Limited, Oshawa
SEELEY & BARTLIFF, Agents.
invest.
rI
•
ammilatulitor
•
5 Ila
3
S3
Handy Helps for
Spic and Spay Homes'
Of course; you -are -going to "Paint Up";I
this spring. There's the bedroom, parlor or
dining room wall to be re -finished.
There are Floors to be painted, stainedil
varnished or waxed. There's the Oil Cloth
or Linoleum to be made Spic and Span.
There's theFurniture and Woodwork to
be brightened.
Here are siz "SPIC AND SPAN
FINISHES that_we can freely recommend
for this work ki
''°1NEU-TONE" Flat Tints for the wall
'WOOD LAC" Varnish Stains
rMAR$LE-ITE" Floor Varnish
1,''L1QUID WAX", for hardwood floors - .
p"SENOUR'S FLOOR PAINT", the old reliable
"VARNOLEUM",` to beautify and preserve Oil
Cloth and Linoleum.'
We know that these Finishes are the`
best of their kind. They ares`Made in,
Canada"—and we guarantee that you will be
(perfectly satisfied with the results you get
when you use any, or all, of them.
You'n soon be putting up Pickles and Preserves.
You'll need labels for the jars. Come in and get
a set of Fruit Jar Labels—printed and gummed:
We give them free to our friends. 7
R. ROWLAND, CLINTON, Ont.
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FINISHES
5'c