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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1916-05-04, Page 9Clinton News -Record St 44 4444 ►4444444444444*44 44 *4444 44444•► .W'444444 .4.444.44444444.4 Men The 161st Huron Battalion has been ordered to mobilize about the 15th `of May AND AT FULL STRENGTH.L Will your Coup UNDER STRENGTH ? y be humiliated by having the first Battalion she was authorized to form o -. into Camp p Will the word "Huron" ever stand as a word of reproach throughout the Empire of this County rally to their pride and to THEIR HONOUR ? Or will the people 1 It The Last Call tor Volunteers. The business of the young man of the County today is the completion of the Battalion she 'Inas asked to form. be one ? Kitchener urges "men and more men." Canada has promised him 500,000. Will you Are you content to remain at home in ease and reap business advantages Ivhile other men take your place in the firing Iine ? Does the sight of your chum in khaki kave you untroubled and undisturbed ? Make such sacrifices as may be necessary (tithe Empire is worthy of there) to enable you to take your place in your County Battalion. ENLIST AND ENLIST TODAY, with the knowledge that, at last, you are playing the part of a MAN. 3 3 3 3 To the Mothers; Wives and Sisters, --- Do you know what is happening to women in Europe today ? Do you know what the women of Belgium, of Servia, of Flanders and even of your own race in the old land have suffered by the invading. Huns ? Do you know that thousands and tens of thousands, with their little ones, .are driven starving from their homes to die in misery that they are being violated and slaughtered ? Do you realize that if this War is not fought out in Europe, you and your children may be forced to share the sufferings of those in Europe ? Do you realize tha t if Canada is to protect her people, her homes and her liberty, her men must be given without stint to take pare in the struggle ? Thousands of glorious mothers, wives and sisters have given their dearest to this cause of Humanity and of Empire. Can you meet this type of womanhood in social intercourse ? Are you content to see other mothers, wives and sisters proudly sending ot1 their manhood to protect you and your men -folk ? Or will you meet the burden of this generation with COURAGE, "the' highest of Divine Virtues ?" Your Reason Is Only a Lame Excuse. 250 Huron Men for HurQn's Battalion and in 15 dais. tw: Door'? UUwill- find a gripping detective story in the M a number o f MACLEAN'S h'ZACr.�EAN S MAGAZINE—"Bc1i.i:ud the Bolted Door"—by Arthur E. McFarlane. Full. of mystery, tense with interest, alive with action, passing strange in plot sad incident, it is bafi'ling until the last paragraph of the last chapter. This li eFarlane story is but one of many ' `specials" in the May MACLEA.N'S—an issue really remark- able for its high quality, as witness the following' writers, Those contributors are, as you. will recognize, a most exceptional oompan,y—the best loiowu of Canadian writers, -' EDITORIALS BY: Sir Herbert Ames N. W. Rowell C. C. James lames L. Hughes P. Downey Arthur E. McFarlane Stephen Leacock Nellie L.. McClung Robert W. Service Agnes C. Laut And neat issue (June), the first of ARTHUR STRINGER'S irow serial story, "The Anatomy of Love." CLEA Nei .L`1►. 1 1'`.1 has elle foal tire which commends it to all .reader —itis Review of Reviews departrne.,.a Here is reprinted the heart of the best things appearing in theleading 6.'agazinos and periodicals of the world.. So in MACLEAN'S °ills gets the essence of many '.magazines. ., Stith promise in this May Number of many hours of genuine entertainment and profitable reading, A big 15 cents' worth— more than you find in a $7.,50 work of fiction. For the price of a new novel, you can have twelve ntunbers of MAC/L1 AN'S. > f MAC1.16AN'S MA GAZINE la Canada's best minimal publica- tion. It. Is rout -and -out Canadian and It, doing a fine work for she encouragement of Canadian literature end writer, good Canadian, you should bo a yearly snbscribcr. • - Begin your Subscription with the May Issue, $1.50 -Just write your acne and address on tblaadvertisement, and misU to the pubiteherNrbe MacLean Publishing CO„ Ltd., 143 yy' tuhersity Ass., Toronto. B111 for ¢1,60 will be sent Weir, Enchant remittance It: you pingo. 1'4 Get the May leeue - at your Bookseller's Seaforth. Blgth Mrs. Carbert visited Detroit friends for a few days recently. Mr. Conrad Eckart met with a had accident recently when In getting his horse from a friend's stable he was kicked bye a horse in an, adjoining stall, Mrs. 0. L. (1,arIesworth of Blyth was a visitor in town Last week, Mrs. Cowan and babe of Toront were guests last week at the home of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo- seph Fisher, Mr, Kenneth ilfeKay, who recently enlisted with the 16.1ist, was present- ed by the firm and staff of Henry Edge & C'o. with a handsome signet ring. Mrs. .1ohnstone has returned to het home at Lucknow, after a visit ,with her daughter, Mrs. G. D. Haigh. Mr, Chas, Stewart of Portland, Or- egon, has been home on a visit to his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Alex: Stewart of High street, Miss Kathleen Halliday has retire - ed to her home at Eden., Sask., after a visit with her aunt, Mrs. B, Case, Miss Margaret Scott went to Ham- ilton for the Easter vacation, Atiss Ella Webb has -returned to Reading, Mich., after a visit with her mother here, Mrs, Webb returned to Reading with her to visit another daughter, Mrs. (Dr.) Bell, Mr. and Mr's. John Robb have re- turned after a lengthy stay in Alber- ta Province, Mr. John Hinchley of Enthro had a longer vacation than usual this Eas- tertide on account of his school hav- ing to--be'-closed on account of meas- les. Miss Lillian May "Twins, daughter of Mrs. J. Twiss, was united in mar- riage on Wednesday of last week with Mr, Alexander McGavin. Lieut. Jack Pringle of the Iiightan- ders, Hamilton, grandson of Mrs. J. H. Broadfoot of town, visited rela- tives here recently. Mrs. Win. Jones of Toronto has been a guest at the home of her fa- ther, Mr. W. G. Holman. Miss Sadie Moran Saginaw, Mich„ has been here visiting her sister. Miss Ruth Sproat spent last week with her mother, Mrs, John Sproat. Mrs" John Hooper was in Hamilton for the Easter vacation. ," Mrs. Nation of Duluth is a guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. R. S. Hays: Mrs. George Smithers of Toronto was here over Easter, Mrs. P. Case is visiting her daugh- ter, Mrs. E. L. Pangman of Toronto. Miss Lillian Pethick and Mr, A. 1', Joynt were' united in marriage on Mond -ay of last week. Mr. George 13, Scott of Chicago, formerly a well-known resident of Seaforth, died at his hone recently from au attack of apoplexy. His wife who was a daughter of the late Sam- uel Dormice, and one survive,, .ter Zurich Miss Lillie M. Carr was up from Messrs. ll. Apel of Merlin and Roy Toronto for a few days last week. Appel of SeafortIs visited their par - Mr. A. L. Bradwin of Sarnia visit -eats here for a few days recently. ed at the home of Mr. J. G. Emigh Rev. Morris Mines of Leonia, N.J,, recently. who was on his way from Deaver, Mrs, J. J. Pollard and little son Col,, visited his parents, Mr, and visited New Hamburg friends last Mrs. A. 0. Elutes, last week for a Wingham Mr. Win, Bone has •purchased a grocery business in 'Tilsonburg and has removed thither. Mr. Chester Loutitt of Detroit was here during the holiday season visit- ing friends, Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Burgess and week for a few days, Iday. Miss Burgess were guests of Toronto ship Miss Minnie. Walker was united Miss Cbnstine Haskett of Markdale Pte. Henry Seimon of the En- friends recently, in marriage with Mr. H. L. Humph - °has returned to London to resume gingers' Corps, Ottawa, spent a few Mr. Will Currie has returned home rcy of Victoria University. • Wingham.. Miss Jean Bowman of Cobalt has been visiting Miss Sadie Davidson. Mrs. H. F. Huntley and Miss Ber- nice were with friends in St. Thomas during the holiday period: On Saturday week at the hone of the bride's parents in Morris town - her studies at the Western University 1 days during the holiday season with after a visitwi h her aunt,t Mrs. his mother and other relatives t ere. Miles Young. A fine new pipe orban has been pla- ced int v he E au Mr. George Causton, who has been gIical church and was staying in Blyth for some little time dedicated on Sunday. On Monday an organ recital left last week for Edmonton where g was given. he has taken a position as locatingtheory that lightning never engineer with the C.N.R. ' The strikes twice in the same place would Mr. Harold l'fcCali son of Mr. and seem to have been udg proved by the fact that thoroMr.ghly Geor e Mrs, George McCall of Morris who T1teit's residence on the 14th conces- enlisted with the 89 Battalion,' Cal- Sion of Flay has been struck twice gar$', has been home on furlough but this' spring and this was the fifth returned to duty on Thursday last, time within the past few years that buildings on this farra have been struck, Ata -well attended patriotic meet- ing held here on Thursday week Rev. P. F. McL. Smith of Hensall and Nursing -Sister: Neelin of Seaforth were the speakers, Mr. J. E. illoritz has been visiting friends in Guelph, DIr. W, Nieman of East Aurora, N.OPO ' +• Y., was here on business last week, I Miss Ella Desjardine of Serepta has been visiting her sister, Mrs, A. W. Morley. Mr, C. Eilber has disposed of his to Mr. Wm. Wagner property g and in exchange becomes owner of the lat- ter'so r It t se and lots in town which' he has since sold to Mr, L. Foster, who intends moving back to Zurich. Mr. Either has also purchased Mr, F. W. Hess' fine residence. Mr. and Mrs, A. Sparks of Sea£ortli were recent visitors at the home of Mr. T, L. Theis, Mr. Lambeth Klopp of the Luther- an Seminary, Waterloo, is spending the Easter vacation at his home here. Mrs. C. Either of Crediton visited at the home of her sister, Mrs, W. 'C. Calfas, last week. Miss Lydia Faust has returned from a visit of some length with her bro- ther at Cato Moll. Mr. Fertlmand-Ho-waid- of the Wat- erloo Seminary 11 home for the holi- days. Rev. G. E. Brow,t attended the an- nual conference of the Evangelical Church at Pembroke last week, Prior to, their departure from town Mrs. G. 11 Brown; was presented by the Women's Institute with a set .of silver spoons and an appreciative ad' dress. Goderich. Mrs, 5, A. Webster has,4' returnees from a visit with Fres, Mends. At the annual vestry meeting of Trinity church the following officers were appointed for the ensuing year : Minister's Warden, Dr. McTaggart ; Peoples' Warden, E; G. .McTaggart ; Sidesman, 'Chas. Potter and Terrance Tiernay; Vestry Clerk, .Frank Met- calf'; Auditors, Messrs, Oharthew and Metcalf ; Lay Delegates to Synod, F. Metcalf ; Substitute, E, E. Robinson. The marriage took place last week of Miss Mary Potter with Mr. Al- bert Davidson of Sarnia, Rev. W. W. Hawkins .perfornteci the ceremony. Mrs. D. Moody' was a C'linton.vis- itor recently. Master Norman Flood, was with his grandparents in Londesboro last week. Mrs. IL MeQuarrie visited her dau- ghter, Mrs, A. M. Babb of Teeswat- er, for a few days recently. Mrs. J. 5, Chel'lew visited Toronto friends during the holiday.. period, Mrs. (Rev.) W. McLean and chil- dren of Hanover have been in town visiting the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Elder. - Mr, Robert Stewart of Toronto spent a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Stewart, recent ly. Miss Edythe Gid,leyt of Toronto was home tor a few days during the Eas- ter vacation. Wing -ham Mr. D. Calvert left for Herschel, Sask., last week after spending the; past few' months with Wingham fri- ends. Mrs. Wm, C. Houruth of the tenth concession of Turnberry, passed aur- ay way on Wednesday week after a short illness with measles and pneumonia. Mts. Homuth was formerly Miss Mary K. Hardie and Ieaves her ,husband and two young childrdt. after spending several ,tears in Bri- tish Columbia. Miss Maud Fryfogle of 'Toronto spent the Easter vacation at her home in town, Mrs. Small visited her daughter, Mrs. John Ruby of Forest forr a few days, Miss Jessie L. Wilson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. rs. v' Ga in. Wilson, who has offered a her services as a nurse and has been accepted, was hotne spending a few days' with her par- ents before leaving for England. Mrs. 3. 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