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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1915-08-19, Page 1No. 1898 -37th Year CLINTON, :ONTARIO, THURSDAY, AUGUST I9th, 1915 THE HOME PAPER will pay a subscription to end of 1916, - any address in Canada, to 11., 'A cod Watch' me ood Arne '7i but sometimes good watelies misbehave themselves .because they can't help it. They often do not get the care they should. Dirt accumu- lates, the watch gets erratic, perhaps stops altogether. Now we can turn a watch like that into a useful timepiece again for very little money. We would take it apart, clean -thoroughly, put it together and hand it back to you as good as new. Try us, satisfaction guaranteed. Repairs sent by mail will have our earliest attention. We will return to you by mail postage prepaid by us. • W. Ii.- Xellgar .-•„ irewelet and Optician - - ' : - — Clidan :91 The .Royal Bank OF CANADA. Incorporated 1860. 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READT-TO-IVEAR CLOTHING 2 he fflorrish ORDERED CLOTHING Clothing Co. \ 1111 EDE READY SUIT We were our order at the old you in each We choose greatest foreign If you rest our If you time than our clothes, TO TAILOR YOUR AT THE OLD PHICESe fortunate enough in placing for woollens early, getting them prices which means a saving to suit from $2,00 to $3.00. our woollens with the care from the productions of and domestic looms. kcow our sort of tailoring, we case, ., don't then there is no better now to get acquainted with MAKE YOUR SELECTION EARLYI THE MORRISH CL1.THINS CO. Motto : "A Square Deal for Every Mant,. AGENT FOR THE C.P. R. TELEGRAPH, JUNIOR MATRICULATION Mr. W. M, MeNaugliton, son of Mr - John MeNaughton of Stanley town- ship and a student of the was stmee'ssful in posing itis Junior ,Mat-. I:imitation with first .closs honors, the results being published on Saturday.. Clinton Collegiate has made an excellent showing this, sumener,;, twenty-, eight passing the Lower -School exam, two with honours out of live in the, comity ; twenty-one, passing the Mid- dle -School exam., and • fourteen the Faculty Entrance. The Model sehool• also did well, thirty-four peening' WS Entrance exam., twelve taking hole, ours. ONTARIO- ST. CHURCH. , Services on Sunday last were con- ducted by Rev. E. G. Powell. In the, morning Mr. Powell referred to the work oiethe Alliance for which he agent in the county; and aeked" hearty: „coeoperation and sinniont. mr, 116 V»it 0OSen0,••son -of Rev. 0, Wesley Cosens, a former pastor, will speak next •Sunday morning . in the interests of the Bible Society and will also address a public meetiag iit the church on thefollowing weedaY evening, • , The pastor of the church, Rev. S. J. AiIm, will preach on Sunday ev- ereeeliegM RS SWIMMING IN OHIO. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Maion re- turned Monday evening atter- a visit of several Weef.s In Detroit, other points in. Michigan and in Ohio, They had a good time, to he sure, but were glad to get back to this "dry belt," meaning comparatively, for the continued rain in both thoso states would remind biblical students of the period of the ank. 1. . Ohio, particularly, the farms are swim- ming and while it may be that the corn, will yet mature, at time of writing it is fully three weeks late. This news from abroad prevents us forgetting for long that this part of Ontario is highly favored, • TI -IE FUNERAL FRIDAY LAST. The funeral of the late Mrs. Ben- jamin Spindler took place from the home of her sister, Mrs, J. J. Mac- donald on Friday afternoon last. 'rhe services at house and graveside were conducted by Rev. Dr, Stewart, who almost twenty-five years ago united Mr. and Mrs. Spindler in the holy bonds of matrimony. The pallbearers were A. C. Clarkson, Harold lerem- lin, Frank Dixon, Elmer Finch, R. A. Moore and Will. Kennedy. Among those from a distance who attended the obsequies were :C Mrs. Beaele, Flint ; Mesees. Spindler, Lucknow ; Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Finch and Warren and Irene, Stratford e Peter, Ed. and John Daley of Seaforth. All the members of the family or the deceased were present for the last sad rite's. • IN THE KING'S SERVICE. The following young mem have en- listed at Clinton for overseas during the past feel weeks : Elmer C. Beacom, 13yard Hill, Jas. Jack 0. Carter, Ernest Dunrord, Arlie Matheson, Richard Walton and Harvey Currie, Clinton. Percy Rowland, ; M. D. Mann Seaforth ; Ernest Clark, David Down- ey, Colborne ; George Stickley, Ernest Laus and Wm. John Reynolds, Goder- ich township ; Walter Kitten, Regi- nald, Stratten, Jas. Barnes', • Win. Bowman, Joseph Holland, Richard Shine, John M. Smith, James Skel- ton, J. Wane, James Goodman, W. Hayden; Robert Woodhouse, Harry Dear and Win. Sheridan, Wingham ; Sidney Drew, Goderich ; John Hodge, John Cracknell, Ceeil. Smith, and 0. McMath, Goderich ; Earl Mitehell, Er- nest Anderson, Percy Lawson, Exe- ter ; J. 111. Bryden, James Stratten, A, Boardman, Winglaun ; George Wlanning, Brussels. •". A COUPLE Ole FIRES. The firemen were given a run on .Monday afternoon when the barn of Mr. T. H. Cook on the lot on which his residence dands was disnovered to be on fire. The building was offrame, and the fire had gained such headway when the brigade arrived . that it could not be saved. There was no livestock in the building, which was used fen a hen house, but there were, ot pourse,a good many things inside which the family will continue ta 111445 for some time, 11 is supposed that the fire started from a lamp Used for fumigating the hennery, though Mrs, Cook bad been in attending to it only a few minutes before the flamewere noticed. As &lid luck would have it there was neme insurance on the building. • Early yesterday morning the fire hell Again (ganged awakening - the town from its peaceful slumbers. It was diseovered that the house on Maple street owned by Mr. Jacob Taylor of Toronto and occupied by 51r. Walter Bezzo was in flameS. The fire had got such a start that it was impossible to save either build- ing or contents and both were com- pletely destroyed.Mr. and Mrs. Bert, - 00 were absent from home at the time and the origin of the it is unknown. Among the very first OTi duty were oNtvhnheoallinyd:otwOilniik'eifinga:ia%, ihtisl've.srees:sisthaandt Though the Clinton bowlens, put up 100 pound pressure and :NVOTO good games they did not» succeed in None to any emergency. -Be the, fine carrying off . any of e -the trophies, • a niere chicken house passing up ' in Mitchell won the South_ Huron trophy, smoke or a general conflagration, the also the first eonsolation. ancl Taman Hydro people will not he feamdewante I and Willis of SeafOrteteenwon the in • . g. • , •, ; , , Scoteli double's. , • Wheat 81.00: " » ' • Oats 550. "e• • Barley, i65e. -Butter 210 to 22e. Eggs 18c to len: Live Hogs' $3.50. CALIFORNIA FRUIT SOLD. • • Mr. Win. Robb 'the other • dey , re- ceived a very fine bwr or rachis .from his daughter, Miss Mary Robb of California., The fruit was of the choieebt but Mr. 1lobb was self-sacri- fiCiTt and it being the day of ' St. George's Ward patriotic ' tea and sale he sent the beX to be. 'sOld and this add. to the fends of the W.P,S. treasfiry. \Vhen such eelf-denying ants as this Were practised it "is small wonder, the effortis or the •iyard were so successful LITTLE. LOCALS: • ' • ncteeedeaMtlieei_en .‘ »'.:-•e.‘ni1---LIle?•• N'elj-fieene'se.; Record Subscriber ? The W.C.T.U» willmeet at the home of Mrs. '0..1., :Wallis on Friday, evening, when a letter well he read from their "Man at4he Front." , - The monthly enteeting of the Wornee's Institute will be held at the home- of Mr» •L Dodd on Thursday next: The 'topic for the day is "Can- adian Heroines." 1100 members are requested to bring» along their blocks: for the autograph? quilt. WORK ENGFOR THE SOLDIERS. The local Iyra,iCII» of the Women's In- stitute, which ib enmposee of a very energetic company or women, are now busy manufaeturing an auto- graph quilt which when finished wilt he donated to `the'. Queen's Canadian hoseital, SItorimlirre, England. The proceeds alseo, .fol. be it understood that this bed covering is made to pay its way all the time it is lacing man- ufactured, will alto be used for soldiers' coniforls. A. nice little strn will be collebted by this means, MODEL TERM OPENED. TIM Model Scheel Mined its deers again on Titesday morning for the training of young teactors and al- ready twenty-one have ennoiled. The following is the list of studentsivii are already taking up the course: Anderson, Margaret, Wroxeter. • Bowers, Margaret, Mansfield. Chowne Roy W., Clinton. Cook, Maudie, Clinton. Cunningham, R. W., Port Albert. Doupe, Bert, Kirkton. • Eckert; Elizalegth,-Sealerth- Evans; Victor, Hayfield. Hearn, Viola, Clinton. jobnstone, Robt. A., Kincardine. Kaa,itei Lyla, Wroxeter. Kaalie, Pearl, Wroxeter. MacQuarrie, Bessie, 'Holmdel!. McLean, Alice, G-oderich. McLean, Ella, Goderich, Pollicle, Evelyn, Bayfield. Proud, Robert H., Tara. Rathwell, Ida, •Clinton. Ross, Dolly Sarah, Paisley, Schata, Iligin, Dashwood. Webb, John A., Luelinow, PATRIOTIC NOTES. The women of St. George's ward have given the treasurer of the W. P. S. 801.45, the proceeds or their tea Served in the council chamber last Fridan. This includes- small dona- tions from many who were net elle to assist in the work of the tea. The ward teas have been enjtyed by eyerY one, and the response of St. George's ward is very liberal. 'be date for the next meeting or the Society has not, been decided neon, The Society j,eg to acknowledge with grateful thanks the following donati-ons : -Mrs. Hoare I • .8 Theee little- girl's 15:2 Prom Miss Graham a picture, her own work. Arrangements will be made where, by everyone will have an opportunity to buy a ticket and through ibis tic- ket be the owner or this gift. The Red Oross have sent an ank- nowledgemene and an expre'ssion of thanks to our Society for the gift of one hunched dollars forwarded to themthe first of the month. ATTENDED TOURNAMENT. The Exeter Bowling tournament op- ened ,on Wednesday of last week, two rinks of Clinton playene taking part. They played played Wedneedap but UM weather proving .. so unfavorable tourhament was postponed until Monday of NIA week when the games were finished. • Cent. DOwding skipped the follow- ing rink from Clinton on Wednesday : H. eV: Grant, In. G. Com- tite, C. E. Dowding. On Wednesday they played ,setuon. of Exeter . and Hunter of Parkhill. Capt. Dowding was unable to be present for Mon- od : 1,silres t,racryl,:oh"yisei.sd. gotiaahinneder kc,+ r I. y Best ef, Seatorth, 13meth of 1L McEwaa, Hensall, Ross of Forest; Dunkin of round. skip ; played Exeter;• Atwood, Granton, the first day,'and on Mon- dayMitAiell and 'Greeeli 'of . Exeter, Of the eeven games Clinton won four played SeOforthe Exeter mid St. Courtiee skipping. On 1Honilay they played J. Miller, J. Wiseman, J. W: Nedigew, and were fifteen shots up 00 100 ON' THE HONOUR ROLL. _ , 1r. Ricbard Walton, of thepressing 'ilepartment of the Jackson M. Co., who has enlisted with the HA for overseas service, was presented pn- terday afternoon by the employes of the company with a wrist watch and a New Testament. Mr. Walton was the. youngest member of the staff and hi's fellow -workers are proud or his practical proof of loyalty. Manger Reed made the presentation at the close of the day's aotivities. ST. PAUL'S CHURCH. Rey. J, C. Potts preached bis fare- well sermons on Sunday, gond con- gregations being present. On Monday ND:. Potts lert?-for Toronto, where he becomes assistant curate of St. Thomas church. The many, friends made? during, his two years" -.residence in Clinton tollow it with best wish- es for his future success. There will be no service the last teeen_Snendays in August but arrange - Monts AI triaga tor 1;4g...itirst SUn- Soptenibet and the liar here for the second. (My • in will lie People You Know. -Miss Mabel Cantelon spent the week- end with flensall friendsf Mr. Chas. Howson left - Monday for Peterboro to visit friends. Mrs. Shaw of New York le the guest. et her stunt, [Ere. T. Jackson, •Sr. Mrs, J. J. McCaughey -returned honic Tuesday evening After spending a few days. in London.. - Miss . Mae Forbes is ahle to be anvil; again after an • attack of typhoid fever. Me. Geo. Burnett telt Um beginning of the week on an extended visit to Winnipeg and Souris, Mon. Miss • (Irene Shepherd is expaettid home from Lambeth today and will spend the remainder or her holidays at ber home here, • Miss Ella Goldtheree af Goderich and Miss Grace Erb or Elinirn are visiting their cons'n, , Miss Elsie Farquhar. Misses Pliamieand Margaret Clem spent from Saturdop to pestertlay with Mr. and Mrs. James ((0(6011 of Clothe:MIL Miso 13essie• 'Ross of Toronto is 'spending a two-weel.as' vacation at Mr. 1 -Mit Alexander's, town, and with Stanley township friends, Mrs. Luker and Mrs. Gibson and lit- tle son went up to Goderich last week to visit friends' beforo return- ing to their homes in Toronto. Mr. Colin Shaw of New York City, who has been visiting at bin heo- ther's, 1)r. Shaw's, the past fort- night, expects to leave for the big pity this week. Mr. and Mrs. Well Plemsteel one family are expected home on Friday from the West, where they have been visiting friends for the past five or six weeks. Mrs. Shillingtou and little son Move today for their home, at Smith Bend, Ind., after a visit of , several weeks, with the lodp's parents, Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Rutledge, Mr, Eddie Shepherd or Toeonto, woo has been spending a vacation at Ottawa, Iroquois and Montreal, ar- rived home pesterday evening and will spend a few days 'a old town. Mrs. A. F. Collyer' and her little:, daughters, Mary and Phyllis, re4 turned to London on Wednesday week after a 18A:tight's visit with lies parents, Mr, and Mrs, James Steep. [Ecu. (Rev.-) J. 13', Parke, forrnetlyi of Clinton and aunt of 'MI's. J,' lel• Hovey,' was one of a party con- sistMg of Han, T, 13. Lucas, Attor- ney -General of Ontario,- anti Mrs. Lucas, Hon, Finlay Macdiarmia and Mrs. Macclitirmin, Rev. Dr. Fainon- en Me. I. B. Lucas, Jr., Me. Doug- las Morella:nib! and Mr. Kendal Lewis, which left .. last week tor Vaneativer, traveling in their pri- vate car. They spent a, day in Win- nipeg en route. Holmesville RCA'. R. J. Mccortniele and little son Marry returned on Saturday from a holiday at I,ake Erie, Mr. IVIcCor- !nick took the. nervices on Sunday preaching earnest and practical ser- mons quite suitable 'for old and young., Mr. Fred Mulholland and family have arrived from Chioago and aro preparing the beim on the farm which they recently purchased from Mr, J. R. Holmes for their peon - Ponce, Wo welcome 1.11.1111. to On midst and hope they wiIl find farm- ing both pleasant and profitable. • Miss Hanel Elford; who has been visiting Imre and who' has been as- sisting in the nutsical part of the Sunday school 'services with her violin, gave by request a.selection lol the church serince on Sunday even- ing, delighting the congregation by her sweet aid appropriate insteumen- tat. The weather has. cleared , and the fanners are working hard to senate their grain, trying make, hay while the .syn shines, as it ,were. Some of the grain lias become very difficult to harvest, owing to its be- ing lodged, but ie ,is hoped the weather will centinne fine until it is final)) gathered. Reports aro coining in that ?to potatoes are beginning to rot pretty • Apples will beeO very liglit creepin ibis vicinity but they, will .probably be gathered and cared for more 0051»» 10111' than if chop were plentiful. Some' People CoMe and So -me People Go. Mrs. D, Gardner is Visiting Goderich friends. Miss Bessie Morrish visited, Goderich • friends recently, Miss Janine Holmes' was the gue'si, ot •Cloderich Weeds last week,' Miss Lizzie Burnett has re turned home after a Visit in Goderieli. Miss Margaret McLeod is spending her holiday s at her home at Luca - new. Mrs. Ken Chewen and Mrs,' Will. Collyer were in from Bayfield • On Tuesday. Mr. W. J. Paisley was in Kings- bridge and Leeknow the forepart of the week. • Mr. •and Mrs. J. W. Treleaven , and Miss Norma are visiting relatives in Lucknow. Miss Nellie Kemp returned last» week front Baine -Id where she enjoyed a few holidays. Mrse Ratof Mitchell was in 'town last week, the .guest oi Mr» and letnesneWasniand. Mts. Z''reinfyloone has been visiting during the pasrnien4i. -.With Mrs. S. Murch of Stratford. Miss Margaret Carbert reldiriled home Saturday ft1ter spending the past few weeks in Toronto. Mrs. S. J, Allin returned Thursday last after a visit of several weeks with her daughters in. Regina. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Lawson were call- ed to Owen Sound on Monday by the death of the latter's father, Mr, Johe Young, Miss Young and Mien Hectic), of London are the guests this week of Mee. Whitehead - Miss Jean Miller has returned from o thrce-weeks' visit with her Coes- in, Mina Olive NeJlrien of London-. Miss Gladys Holland returnee to with her little cousin and is holidaying with reiends there, Mr. Geo. Little of Brucefield is in town this week looking after Mr, Lawnon's barbering business in his abnence. Mtn. Ednieston has returned from a week's visit with Mrs. le. joh emu of Goderieh at her summen cottage by the lake. Miss Hattie I3, Courtiee is wending a few weeks of her variation with friends at Toronto, St, Thomas, and other pointen Mrs. John Dyer and Ms daughter, Mrs, Walker, Creifiton, sena the forepart of this week with Mt. and Mrs, A. Hooper, Miss Tena Matheson, who has been spending the past few mouths in G oderieh, visited Clinton Mends during the past week or so. 51r, and Mrs, Will Howlett and Mins Helen of Ypsilanti, Mich., are, in town visiting the ladp's sisters, Mrs. H. W. Cook and Mrs, B. Cole. 111, Harvey Barr, who was for sev- eral months a resident of town, has purchased the barber shop and business 111 the Bedford block, God- erieh , bit» Will Southcombe of Toronto , who has frequently visited his rela- tives here, has just finished e conrse at N iagara, qualify ullg as a lieutenant. Mr. and Mrs, John Emmert:on had visiting them last week their grand- son, Rusuel Eanmerton of Bervie, and this week they have their - nephew, Walter Rtiss, Goderich. eits. N. A. •Phoenix and little son re- turned to their tome in Hamilton On Monday after a mouth's stay at the parental holne in town. Mis:s Fair of. Betvie, who also has been a guest at the Clint home, is re- ,----Thaining for a while longer. Mr. and Mrs. D. Lapraik and little daughter, who have been residents or town for the pant coigne of years, Mr. LaPrailt being on the lsinitting Company's stain left on Monday fon Toron li, where they in - 'lend taking up their residence,. Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid and little child of Bay City, Mich., motored over last week and have been visiting with the roemer's sister, Mrs. W. Simpson or town, and with relativ- es in Stanley township. They in- • toad remaining for a fortnight or so, Mr. and Mrs. Will Jbwett, and seas, Herb and Leo, of Pott Huron, ac- companied by Mrs, Thos. Dunbar of Sarnia, motored to BaYficid en Saturday and tine week are the guests of Mrs. Dembar's parents, Me. and Mrs. George Burnett of town. C. G. Johnstone of the IVfolsons Bank staff, Meaford, was in town Yesterday renewing friendships form- ed when he was a member of the local Maisons. This is his holiday period and in addition to visiting the old home at Lucknow, ho bs "doing" this part of the Province by the motor cycle route. Rev. S. J. AIIm and Master Shunwin returned home `filmier evening at - ter seendhig a few weeks at Wind - sae. Mr. Allin soya that the crops en Essrx and Kent have suffered much more by the . continued wet weather than those, or this seetion, the land being much lower. Some fields he described as • being little - MV. John Derry will go to Ottawa on' Mondan next to attend this an- nual meeting of the High Court of the Ancient Order of Fo-resters. Del- - egates will be present trona all parts of the Dominion, for In each province the, A.O.F's are numerous, so the attendance is expected to be large. This A not the first time his Clinton brethren have 'shown their confidence in. 1Hr. Derry, by sending him as their repreVentative • to the High Court. Hayfield Mrs. J. A. Ferguson lot t hist .Weefel for .a. tan tip the laltes with her hus- band.. Who is captain or one . (if the largest freighters. plying to ,_the • upper end of:.Lake .Superior. • • . Mt. O. Beekman or -Berlin Seent . 'a few (Jaya recently . here with tats friend,„Ide» WilbureErWin, who • . Was home fora holiday .peniod. - • .. Me. :JainieSort .arte . • his. daughter; MiSS ••Helen iceeiv0d last week • from 13rooklyn, 51,Y,, „to. Spend some time, with Mrs.: Jamieson at their cottage in the White City. - Pte.,: Harold Pollack of the 480 Highlanders, TOI:onte, was benne fer, a few days last :week •prior to May- aintga. for the Training Camp at Our P-itblin Library, whieli is locate epaile1 the stilo°oPi: se! sMoe 1::•• s lilenalt: Monday, with Mr. Dreliintne as lib- rattan. There are.now on hand about • two hundred volumes and' a 'conga -ten° apberletociine:feavSielorist ed:erted... The librarep will grow in popularity during. tho.,.. Miss Annie Beatty, Toronto; Nei:a .Bertity, Winghant, .and Miss Grace Walker, Seafarth, hare been Me. and Mrs, A. E. Es:- 6 Mr., 0e.orgeIlleateign-and- Miss Nelbis McLeod of Jamestown,—:r--al:ct ,uests of Um latter's _brother, Mr. W. J, McLeod. Mr, Eugene Sander .caine up from Berlin the forepart or the week and on his retTrn was accompanied by Mrs, H. W, Erwin, who went down to see her little .erand-datighter whit arrived on the ltd inst. Mrs. David Sturgeon, alter a• niontben visit at Alienston, returned home on Saturday last, lidr. and Mrs. Thomas Laws of Ravenswood are enjoying a holiday of a fortnight or so in Baylield. Mr. Laws, it will he remembered, was formerly pastor of the Bayfield Meth- odist church. • 'Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey, Selfath, and INIrs. Maitland, Detroit, summer' reS- ides is in the White City, went home, on Saturday. The Misses Maitland still remain at "Camp jetiffitt.” Miss Florence 11higill and Miss Mary Hays of Kipper are holidaying, with Mr, and Mrs. Hays, Dlr. Nor- man Jones, likewise or leippen, was a guest at the same home on :Sunday. Miss Robson, who sang at. Sunday's services in the Presbyterian church, has returned to her hoine in Ilderton. Mr. John le. Morgan, who annually comes over from Cle:eland, Ohio, to visit the old home village, is here this week. He looks well and is en- joying himself heartilp as he expect- ed he would and in that respect no visitor to Bonfield ever 'goes ftway unsatisfied, Mr, Morgan l's aceorne panted by his sister, Mrs. Mercer . of Langdon, North Dakota, A Former much respected resident of Bayfield passed away on Wednes- day 01 last week at his home - at Strassburg, Sask., in the perenn of. Alexander Paul Fraser. He was born in the town of Invernesse, Scot- land, on August sith, 1844, and when he was but a bop his parents came to Canada, locating first at Galt.. The seibjeet of this memorial notica. was for some years a resident; of Hayfield, removing:.from this place to Sask. and locating at Strassburg. He was; a, Presbyterian and a Liberal. tie is suevived by his wife and their family of three sane and three daugh- ters Alexander, David and Donald of Strassburg ; Ivies. Donald Macken- zie, Strassburg ; Mrs,. Janice Donald- son of Sault Ste. Marie and Mrs, John Porenian af Listowel. Mr. jam Fraser of our village was a braiec of the deeeaned. Mr. Harvey Curry, sin of Mrs. Curry of Bayfield, has enlisted rot overseas service and left on, Monday last for the training eamp at 'Lon- don. Successful anniversary screices were held in Ste Andrew's church on Sun- day last: The church, which was beautifully decorated with flowers presented by Mrs. Metcalfe, was filed_ to over flowing at both sea:vices. This.' preacher of the day was Rev. F. A,. Robinson, Toronto, and his inspiringnlessa ges";1111lign soon s 0 n 00 i ° In ee,v c interesting account of the work of 1110 social service department of the Glitirela in the pioneer districts and in the slums of our great cities. Alias Robson -of Ilderton sang with neeteli. acceptance at both services, A neee-- lal offering of 8100 was asked for and the response was so liberal than this simount was not (min reachedut snrPatriotic Society intend hold-- ireespeialt ri. nig. a ten -cent tea • and sale of home- made cooking' On Dr, Aiskinscines lawn' on Wednesday afternoon next. Mains bees and others are 'expected to con- tribute and attend s•inel • by this matins add to the funds or -the SQ. , . . Mie Ethel 13eatty oE Seaforth has. been the guest of Miss II, Jainieson,. The Miss:os Brock of 'Toronto • eate guests ot Mee. Chapman.: • . The ;gasoline yacht "Wreeco" of Buffalo- has been lying in the, .liarbon for a few days this week. Mr, '1'. M. McLennan and- Russel Page af Seaforth •are guests at • •tha SEE! Sao the live news which overflows every( page, • See the For Sale, etc., small ads, on page five. See that your nanie,, is on the News -Record's • 4