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The Clinton News Record, 1916-12-28, Page 8Clinton News Record December 28Iht, IJI I To our many friends and customers we extend our sincere wishes for the coming, year Prosperity, and the prosperity of our country ilarlandros ® 1' HARDWARE, STOVES AND NOVELTIES ' A Happy New Year to one and all Phone 25 Small Plurnsteel Bros. Moreiness Profits Business AGENTS—SEMI-READY CLOTHING, NEW 1J)EA PATTERNS We wish you a very Prosperous New Year and joifti'you in hoping that in 1917 a glorious victory to our arms may bring about a' wholly satisfactory and lasting peace The W. D. Fair Cu: Often the Cheapest Always the Best We wish our friends and patrons A happy and Prosperous New Year One of the stepping stones to prosperity will he found in the purchase of your footwear needs from FRED. JACKSON THE GOOD SHOE STORE Mr, Garnet McBrien of Kitchener was a Christmas visitor in town. Miss Viola Hearn of Grand Valley is home for the Yuletide vacation. Misses Ida and Irene \Wilken were borne from Detroit for Christmas. Mr. Edwin Judd of Windsor spent the Yuletide at his home in town. Miss Retta Cook was up from Tor- onto for the week -end and holi- day. Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Eastman spent Christmas Day with Auburn fri- ends. Mr. A. Yesbec of Detroit spent the week -end and holiday at his home here. Mr. Wm. White of 'Winnipeg is the guest of his sister, Miss White of Princess street. lir. Fred Grimes of Kitchener was with relatives in town over the week -end and holiday. Mrs. J. K, Fairiul, and Miss Lillian are spending the vacation time with friends at Leamington. ;firs. Geo: Rumbail of Flint, Mich., ttnd Lieut. J. R. Rumball of Tor- onto spent Yuletide with Miss Rudd of town. Rev. Dr. anti Mrs. Rutledge left Sat- urday for Toronto to spend Christ- mas with their, son, Mr. Gordon Rutledge. Mrs. Hugh Cameron of Guelph was a Christmas guest at the home of her father, Mr. Thos. Jenkins; Woodlands Farm. fjeut. W. I. and Mrs. Floody of In- gersoll were Christmas guests at the home of the lady's parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Chant. Mrs. Macdougall and two daughters have been visiting during the past week at the home of the lady's sister, Mrs. J. 1T. Atkinson. Mr. Wm. Doig, barrister, of Sault Ste, Marie visited in Tuelcersmith, where he holds some property, and in Clinton during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Ii. Miller of Owen Sound spent Christmas Day as the guests of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Miller of Orange St. Sapper Wilmer Wallis of the Divi- sional Signalling Corps, Ottav,a, spent Christmas at the parental home. Mr. and Mrs. Wm: Sparks of Bay- field ate their Christmas dinner with the parents of the former; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mabaffy of town. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Guest of Wing - ham were guests at the home of the former's mother, Mrs. Mitchell of Albert street, for the festive holiday. his. and Mrs. A. J. Holloway and Mr. and Mrs. I. Rattenburp -at- tended attensed ,tile funeral of the late Mrs. (Dr.) Holloway at Exeter oa Friday last. Mr. and Mrs. James Finch spent Christmas in Toronto and intend coming up to Stratford this week and will spend 'a few days over the week -end with their son in the Classic City. Mr. and Mrs. J. Washington and family of Auburn were Christmas guests at the home of the lady's father, Mr_ Thomas Jenkins of Woodlands Farm, the Huron Road. Capt. the Rev R. .1. Irwin, Chaplain of. the 327th Battitlion, Miss Ruby Irwin of Toronto and Mr. J. Ir- win of London were Christmas vis- itors at the home of their parents,' Mr. and Mrs'. J. A. Irwin. .anti Mrs, C. J. Wallis left yes- tierday for California, where they will spend the nest couple of months, They will visit 1.,05' An- geles, Ontario, and' I Long Reach. and expect to settle for several wee'ts at the latter place. A Beautiful Art Square lends a charm to'tbe room. It has other advantages al- so, being easy to clean, easy to remove. We have at preseut an excellent show- ing of line rugs ineinding Brussels, Axmausters, Wil - tons, etc., that we have priced at attractive prices. We would be most pleased to show them to you.,,tL.,.i JAS. DUNFORD Undertaker and Funeral Director.. 28 Phone VW. 28 i The Newselteeord Fon Neal,Ym; ell Executed Job'1k7Od II his Contains the United Wish "Th EETINGS olig Wreat 11 I r For Y and 1Yours 99 Wotncri's Store Dry Goods, }louse Furnishings phone 67 Next to Royal Bank lien's Store Custom Tailoring and phone 103. Men's Furnishings Opposite Public Library .11.110.1111.111 Rev. Father Hanlon of London was in town on 9'aeSthi y for a few hours while waiting for his train going, north. Father Hanlon has many friends in Olin cm, who are always glad to welcome him to town,. if only for an hour or so. Mr, Jacob Taylnr, who had linen spending a' week or so in town looking after various husiness in- terests he has here, returned to Toronto idle end u' the wweek for it would' never iso to be absent from the head of the table at the Christmas feast. BIa�tly• Sir, C. IT, Besse is recovering from his recent illness, Miss Annie Spafford visited an aunt in Woodstock recently. The Misses Little have gone to Toronto, where they. will reside in future. Mr. Win. A. Logan has pur- chased their residence. Miss Nora lleCaughey has accepted a 'position as teacher In Manley school in McKillop township and will commence her duties after the Christ- mas vacation time. Mrs. At 13. Carr returned last week from a visit with her son, Dr. Wil- ford of Toronto. Miss Emma Taman left last week for the west and on Thursday was married at Winnipeg to Mr. Allen Kenneth Burwell of Asquith, Sask. Seaforth. Miss Mary Copeland of Palmerston has ,been home visiting her parents. Mrs. Harry Speare was a visitor with Ingersoll friends recently. Mr. Chas. Barhoxr was a Wood- stock visitor recently, Mr. Rohr. Bell was in Toronto on business last week. Mrs. Frank Case has gone to Tor- onto for the winter. The late Richard VanEgmond, who died recently at Thessalon, left the sung of two thousand dollars tothe cemetery fund at Egmondvilie, where the remains of many of his family now lie buried. Mrs. Routledge of Calgary has been here the past week or so, being cal- led to the bedside of lice (sister, Mrs. McAdam, who has been very ill. Mr. 5; Dickson of Fort Saskatche- wan and Mr. John Dickson of Tor- onto attended the . funeral of the late Samuel Dickson last week, Miss Catharine Grieve of Toronto has been 'spending the Christmas va- catian at her home in McKillola. Miss Jessie Robb; Niagara Falls, and Miss Nina Robb, Toronto, were Christmas visitors at their home in town. Mrs. George Smithers of Toronto is spending the -vacation period with her daughters, Mrs. W. Houghton and Mrs. John Seal ter. Mary Clinton, widow of the late Edward 'Mulcahy, and one of the old- est and. most highly respected resi- dents' of Seaforth, died at her home here on Monday week in her 85th year. The deceased was born in Ire- land, but came to Canada, -wheel a young girl, the family first settling in Ribbert township, whiet:e she was married to the late Mr•. Mulcahy, and where the family was born, The deceased lady had been ,a resident of Seaforth forthiai,yeeight ,1 years, where she was well known and lov- ed for her kindly ways and neigh- borly thoughtfulness 'I'he deceased was a devout and consistent member and supporter of St. ,James.' Catho- lic Cihurcfi, She is survived by a faintly' of throe daughtersand two Soils. The C. W. C, A. Branch The. Hui on C. TV, C. A. with ship- ping centrn at Clinton, sent their sec- ond consignment of goods to Hy- man Hall. London, on Wednesday last. The Censors were very highly phased at the vast improvement in the work of the societies during the month. Every person seems so will- ing to do t he work as headc,nart.ers request, that the censors feel stirs it won't be long until perfect shipments can be sent to London, The following is the list of goods sent from the vari- ous societies, A. To the C. 'W. a A. and Red Urose, London Unity Club -22 pairs of socks, 10 sheets and °flannel day shirts. Varna Patriotic—IS flannel shirts rind 0 kit bags. Stanley Maple Leaf -2 day shirts and 89 pairs of socks, Bayfield Patriotic -46 pairs of socks Bethany Society -111 pairs of socks South Enclof 0oclerich Township—tl pairs of socks Clinton Patriotic -33 flannel clay shirts . 18 pyjamas, 9 helpless shirts, 11 scarves. 1 pair of wristlets, and SO pairs of socks B. To the "Semites National Soei• ety," Toronto -- Stanley Maple Leaf -19 flannelette clay shirts 1 pair of socks, and 1 gnil t, Bethel Ladies Aid—•19 pairs of socks Clinton Patriotic -2 pairs of socks, and 8 quilts. Wingham. Mr, J. W. Ansley of Regina Meth- odist, College is spending the Christ mar vacation at his home in town. Mr. J. Roy'Adair arrived. home last week from the west for a win- ter's visit.: Mrs. C. R. Copeland is spending the holiday period in Woodstock. Miss Mabel Isard is home from Stratford for the vacation. A Good Resolution : "I will flay my subscription to The News -Record tt advance," Skates Sharpened while you wait. RYAN & SUTTER Sanitary Plumbers. Phone 9, MEMOS School of Oomunerc1 CLINTON, NTON, ONTARIO ONTARIO WIN TERM begins Wednesday. January 3rd; 1917 WIN i'ER TERM begins Wednesday. January 3rd,' 1917 If you cannot attend day school, you may take a course in Shorthand, Typewriting and Bookkeeping by attending Night Classes Classes Monday and Wednesday Terms Moderate. You have always intended to take a Commercial and Stenographic Course sometime—DO IT NOW Learn More to Earn More Positions Guaranteed to Students. B. F. WARD, B.A. M.Accts., Phone 205. Principal .Prom t. LEAVE TORONTO UNION STATION 110.46p.m. l onday, Wedi\Lsdi'», Friday r`,+r 1 ctmv ~,mond, .`Sudbury, Port Arthur. 1 ..rt \Vilirtut, SYiimi`mrt;, Brendon, Regina, lin ford St.•leai,mttn l'alyatA Aot9,h a(lle Silntontutt, Ccastpoints CANAtlAilf0 ' NE11'• '1'icicets and Berth Reservations froth A, T. Cooper, G.N.W. Agent, Clin- ton, or write to R. L. Fairbairn, Ge neral Passenger Agent, 58 King St.,, L. Toronto, Ont.