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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-09-17, Page 1No.. 1850 .L -36th Year THURSDAY,; SE PTEM BER; I9I4, • , THE HOME PAPER . , ;es .5iii Bight if it Vonie6 front Xellitar's 10 e in t ts ,Be careful in selecting Yotngift. It wilt be viewed and criticized by many. ghose whose opinions you most esteem1Dill see it. 23..j) it may be judgecf your good taste and judgment, perhaps your friendship and liberality. Safe- guard yourself by making us in the selection • 'we ha'be the goods that suit. We know the Latest styles- best makes --most suitable gifts. Cit Glass, Sii?,erware, Art Goods, G'hina, Clocks, trpecial pieces that shoW., refinement, richness, at surprisingly tnoderate prices. W. Yi. YielltIcir 'mete" ana Optician - - - Clinton The Capital Capital Reserve Total 870 Branches. on Depoeits. General Royal Bank OF CANADA. Incorporated 1869. Authorized $25,000,000 Paid-up 11,560,000 • and Undivided Profits 13,500,000 Assets 180,000,000 With world wide connection. Interest allowed Banking business transacted. Manager Clinton. Branch R. E. MANNING, milaw........ .....a.s........ • 1Ee Molsons . Bank Incorporated 1805 Established in Clinton 1879 Capital and Reserve = $8,800,000 91 BRANCHES IN CANADA , A - GENERAL - BANKING - BUSINESS -, TRANSACTED. CIRCULAR LETrtsits Or CREDIT - TRAVELLERS OnEguES FISSUED. BANK MONEY ORDERS - - - - - ..•• ' SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT • At all branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate. t •-,C. E. Dowding - Manager - Clinton Branch. F vissma. --, , ..,—....— REM:IV-To-WEAR CLoTBING - • of Our Styles. fl , , . 4' . . . i.,‘ ,: ,91i.nERED, ' CLOiriaED • • Three .., .,,.... .. . ,' ' \,-,..„ N ',1,"' 4 ',, • Many P ,...,, , , , , ? 4 - ''',r,•I''': •,' , x ' ' ''.. s PSL „ t . • 4 • •'s • ' • 22-..,. \,....., •'TAILORED TAILDREDer ' • °ROM ,i, 1., , t., i," ,,, 4,,, p , 1,. IA , ,III I t• ?It ' , ;..n . r, ". , TV,' ROAM • THE MORRISH Motto : "A Square Deal for Every 6 Man. _ • Tne_mairiage took 'place in. London . on Tuesday afternoon. of Mis• s Libbie ,Hiseoek, and Mr. 1,'red Couch of Tor- . onto, The former is a cousin of Mr. • Ratienbury and the latter of Mr: P. Couch and, Mts. W, J. Rossof town. Clinton friends waft good FREE MEDICAL TREATMENT. . , „Alt• a meeting held n Goderich last week the members of the Huron. Med- ical Avociation decided to treat gra- tis the families of •all privates who have gone to the war. This is• a worthy action following the • example of the Academy of Medicine in Tor- outotwhich arrived at a similar de - Elision a couple of weeks ago. WESLEY CHURCH. - Rev. E. G. Powell preached on Sun- day morning and evening. At the ev- ening service Miss Beatrice Greene sang a solo in excellent voice. Next Sunday the pastor, Rev. Dr. Rutledge, who has returned from his vacation, will occupy his own pulpit in the morning while Rev. Mr, Rae, a representative of. the Dominion Al- liance, will preach in the evening. '1ffie I.mague, which was discontinu- ed during the summer, reopened. • On Monday evening with a good at- tendance. DIED IN BUFFALO. • The funeral of the late Miss ,Jessie Cadzo, who died in Buffalo on • Fri- day, tobk place from the de- pot on the • arrival of the af- ternoon train on Monday, interment being made in Burns cemetery, Hul- lett. The deceased 'was a member of a former well-kndwn Hallett family. She was a niece of Mrs. Margaret Watt of town and was- also related to the Misses Thompson of 'Clinton and to the Ilamiltans of Ilullett. Her mother was buried in Hullett in the winter. .21 brother and two. sis- TfrE LOCAL MARKET. , •'Barley 55c. Baler He tio, 2.20, • .,. Eggs 22c to 23e. • • • Live Hogs $9.00, : •• • WILLIS CI -113110H. The new pastor, Rev, dr., 0, Harper occupied • the •SanclaY preaching to geed congregations both inorning and evening. The Sunday achoel, which met with the oongregat jou during the summer months, has resumed its af- ternoon seseions, the Bible class meeting in the auditorium. Rally Day will beobserved on the last Sunday in September.- • ONE, ST. CITURCH, • The pastor will preach on Sunday morning net and Rev. John Mail:, Field Secretary of the Dominion- Al- liance, will preach in the evening. . Rally Day services in connection with the Sunday school will be held on the last Sunday of this month. The young neen of the °brach will be entertained by the Young Wo- niens League at a banquet to be held week after next. The ladies of the church have pre, Added ne•tv carpets for the auditorium and school room. SURE IT PAYS. A week or so ago a eitken made use of The News-Recorci's cols. to ad- vertise a. building for sale and the same afternoou' the paper went out, a subscriber came in from the coun- try and bought the banding. In last week's issue Sergeant Welsh advertised his brick house on Ratten- bury street for sale and a half dozen people have since been after the place, one lady coming up from Stratton to see about it. The Moral is : When y, ;have for sale what the public; wants the -ten of the deceased accompanied the easiest, quickest and cheapest way remains. • of finding a purchaser is through the medium or The News-Reeord's ad - RAD A RUNAWAY, ' vertising columes. The sarne applies A somewhat serious aceideat happen- to Wanted, To Rent, etcadvits. ed to Clarence and James Page, sons (2AN TET ITS uspe, of Mr., and Mrs. George Page 'Of near Belgrave, last week. Tho two In order that housekeepers may ar- noys were driving' a team of horses rive at an accurate and speedy when something, went wrong • with the knowledge of trite uses. of electricity harness and the horses taking fright for domestic purposes -an electric ran away. The lads were thrown .eookieg range has been .placed' in the out, the wave passing over JarneS, hydro office, corner of Albert and who was Picked • up unconscious. • Princess streets, arid anyone intereSt- At last. reports both boys were re- .ed may being along a roast of beef, -covering from their injuries, howee- 'ealce., pan of bisouits, or anything re- el:, and it .is hoped no permanent quilting oven heat and have them harm was thine:, --Mrs. Page spent cooked. A meter is attached so that some time with the 'Harland families the exact cost of the eteetricity used the MeCorvies and other relatives can be ascertained, thus 'giving one and friends dn town only 'a few an idea of the relative cost of chic - weeks. ago, she being a sister of Mr, tacit, as a fuel, No doubt Superin- Will Harland, formerly of town. tendent Chant and his assistant will find that many citizens will avail FORMER RESIDENT PASSE'S. themseIvea of the' opportunity of mak- • in Maria Davis, widow of the late g these tests as eleetricity, being so safe, so cleanly and so convenient, Hugh. Moore, a former resident of M bound to grow in favor as • a Clinton, passed away 111 Detroit on doatestie factor. , Thursday last aged senntly-four „years. "FHB EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. It la over twenty years since the Clinton is 11)0011 favored as compar- Moore family left Clinton. for Detroit cal with towns of similar size and lo - het this was the old home town her husband and some children wereeat industries may congratulath them- selves upon there being a demand for buried here, and here the remains of goods which require full staffs to turn the late Mrs. Moore were brought out. But in order to guard against' the funeral taking place from the s. unemployment locally the relief residence of her sister, Mrs. coin- mittee of the 13oard of Trade and Crich, of Huron street, on Saturday Council meet irons time to time afternoon. The services were conduc- ted by the Rev. s.J. Amu, the to devise means by which all . citi- zens may, he kept busy. At the meet - pallbearers being Messrs, J. 0, Mc- ing held on Tuesday it was auggest- Math, W. 1-E Hellyar, J. Lindsay, J5.5. Twitohou, A. J. ,rmran 011(1 ed. that local hnptovernents should J. stopbonson. whs. Moore 15, stir, be continued as long as the Vived by a family of eight, tour sons, weatilt11: Pe.tillitS arid a' special of the (mimed, will take .1110 matter and four daughters. Two sons, Ott-- into consideration. er and Frank, with the latter's wife and one daughter, Mrs. Thompson, • The recently organized bureau which was suggested by the B. of H., is iier -Imeband and a !mellow, Mr. Mar- tin Davis accolapanied the remains m006.1115 111±11 success ami alrea(111' from Detroit. • several men have secured employment Thc. deceased was sistm ot MIs, t nou h its medium. Both men and and of Mrs. S. Crieh and Mr. o John Moffatt of Los Angeles, n110711111 1 dteosialle1/14 toemaPirhlerrnictilliel; kislfhaoyuolrd Davi8 of tee.% ge or town clerk, A list of ' those. so • applying is kept at the derkes office. AamotTETEHE AT THE a. Iraemers. 00 others who need, extra help for a longer or shorter peried • Following Prof, McCready's visit to *will end this bureau of advantage. A Clinton and his addrees to the Col- • call ar a -phone message to the town legiale Board regarding the advan- cleric or mayor will being into touch Cages of Agriculture training for pu- those wanting work and those want - Pits of the Collegiate, the Board ing help, to their otutual advantage, took the • necessary action to have the • 5101152 of Agriculture added to the cur- PIERT'll'8 AN IDEA. ricultun of the Collegiate Institute: Various schemes aom suggest - The course has now been inaugurated (index the direction of Mr. ,arding ed by writers in the county ptess re- gwhat Huron could and should 13.A., Science Master of tho „Colleg-clo to give its loyalty a practical late, who has had the advantage of turn in the crisis. • Here is au idea, special training fOr this work at • the that will commend itself tth many. suunner (*Arse beld 413 l'118 Agrie41- It is said that fruit or vegetables titre]. Cellege, Guelph. There over a lathdre4• pupils aartethaen karobosotliiitte. tnielecierssiptyhyleeieratilitkeeanlitt, in the Collegiate Institute now talc- 16, to be kept up th the. mark. WhY big the (Museand everyeffort. iti be made, to enlist the support 01 1110 'feo°rnildlie'n0u1se tch(e);rnalitYmy020slenlveirial 11°104u-1:.' parents in the work. The primary oh- -sand Pounds of dried apples 't Huson jecti is not to "teath 'farming"' • but , has 1111M season a .buinper' erop • ,of to..aronse, a sympathy and entIlliluutn. apples. • Many of these ll rati`cffind a tor the work which will modify . the , Mrkedi', Eor phviout reasons. acid .thou - attitude .01 -theContimmity ;toward ealids ,of bushels will thus go to-, 11 01111 help to restore the PresPerit3' waste. _ Erthe county ceuncil.'could of the a-giticultieral indestry in i'11.03011. 8ce its way to purehase the product Phe :dcolino 01 iihe thral population every' evaporator in the county oould , throughout Ontario reuOgilized, by immediately gat busy `` and taxa out • cvnrYnne. and nowhere 1148• it , been, iffie. amount required. The fine apple more marked 'than in crop would be thus saved from waste, The effort of the Board to, renteclY • inany men and . women in the,Ivarious .the Conditions. which have led to this town and villageS would, he given will meet the aPPrOval 'Of the Pee* oeVerai, weeke' Work fhl± autairul, and hopes ate entertained that it good, deal of money would. be cirthlere will be successful Minton Collegiate ted throughout the county and , the institute is , the first, to Undertake, men on. the firing line'Would,have the this Work 111 Huron so fat 'as We , benefit or •tlie :fruit -diet Which, is deerned so necessary. This scheme know, though some effort along , this in the h I eid hot interfere With anything 11 ciSc buseounty may hav,e in Mind, LITTLE .L00,A LS. Monday, October 121h; will bo Thanksgiving DaY. • •-• Good Morning 1 Are you a News Record :subscriber 1 • The meeting. in Wesley church this evening, a.t which IVIiss Forman,' re- turned missionary from the wet will epeak, will he an interesting oae. Mr, Oboe. F. LibbY, 'manager of the Knitting Compeny, has rented Ser- geanr Welsh's brick residence On Rat- tenht3r5• street Where he takes up • his abode next motith. IVIUS'1' STOP '112IIS BOYS. A couple of citizens, one a reaident. of Huron and the other of Mary Street and both of whom take much interest in beautifying their premises, complained to The News-Recerd last evening that a nionber of pennants had been stolen from their verandahs. They have a pretty good idea of the guilty Ones and may yet irivoke the aid of the pollee, that is if the pen- nants are not returned. WENT TO MITCHELL TUESDAY. Four rinks of Clinton bowlers lotr- neyed to Mitchell 'on Tuesday and played a series of garnee with a like number in that town. Luck was with the players in the Pervh county tiontavIns,. WhO 121000 eight up on the i The following were the local play- ers: Karl Wilkin, J. Wiseman, J. • Har- land, N. Dail, 11. W. Jackson, Dr. Axon, W. Grant, C. E. Dowding, 36, C. .1. Libby, J. I -Tenter, W. Dry- (1one, 1). A. ForeesIttr, 9. A. J. Morrish, 1, Oxe, Cl. D. Rob- erton, J, Watt, 15, Total 74. The skips 01 1110 opposing rinka and the 800008 were as follows Dr, McGill, 1.1 ; G. Sawyer, 19 ; W. 11, (tole, 311 ; P. C. 1Iurd, 18. Total 82. Sce The News -Record's Advertising Columns LIT'I'Llil LOCALS, •• 1010,119.13. Downs has eold his lamsit on Victoria street to Mr. doe221)11 WMIdtanda'.111e'Y• Mrs Charles, Wiltse, have talon up their abode in the Scoteh- emir cottage on Albert street. • The Women's Inatituth will meet ab Mrs. R. Filvssimons • next 'Thursday when Mrs, ICilhitide will gi ve. a paper ' ''Women'a Edueation,'' • Rev. J. Greene • has the eetneith foundation built for a new commodi- ous verandah atthe front or • his residence on Eturon street. 'Miss Clara Glidden spent the week- end with Clinton frienda. Mrs. N. W. Trewartha was in Clin- ton on Saturday. Rev. R. J. • and Mrs. McCormick aad Master Harry returned last week after spending a holiday at the former's. parental nome near Trow- bridge. Rev. J. E. Ford, chairman of the Goderich district, • conducted the ser- vices on this •circuit on Sunday, Rev, Mr. AlCUormick preaching an- niversary sermons in Victoria street church, G-oderith. Mrs. Mulholland was called to the home of her daughter, Mrs. Draper of Goderieh, this week owing to ilL mess of the latter. Miss Robinson has been staying at the parsonage during the past week, • having been linable so far since the opening of the school term to secure a Permanent boarding hollee. Sunday schools of the }felines- ville Methodist circuit held a union picnic, in Forster's flats on Friday last. There was- a good turnout from the several eongregations, the wea- ther while net very warm AWLS bright and line and a very enjoyable lime, was spent. Thetti were games of various kinds in' which everyone joie, • ed with good-natured enthusiaam, the young people enjoyed tidily; on Mr. Forster's ponies, there was an abun- danee of good things to cat with many willing hands to sett them out, when meal time came and altogeth- er 5(I15 a happy social gathering Which was appreciated by all present. 11-Iessts. Wm. • Stanley and J. R. llohnee were in Blyth yesterday. iscx STUDENTS A..T 1111.1 C.. I. There are now 180 students in at- tendanee at the Clinton CoPeziate Institute, the largeSt number in the history. of that institution. Fifty- eight pereetit, are front the country districts Sllowiflg, that loyal and painstaking efforts Of an able stall of leachers is widenidg the 0.• I's. sphere of usefulness, The staff con- aists of : • J. W. Treleaven, .Principal, See:dol- l:St in classics. R. W. Fleming, Specialist in Natur- al Science, C'. W. Robb, Specialist in ,111,athe- matieS, ,Physis and Physical Culture. Milis 7. McDougall, Specialist in Modern Languages. Miss 11. 1. Kay, COmmerekti SPee- ialist Miss 'IC, Ford, Specialist in Art. TUE PA'ERIOTIC CONC'ERT, A committee of the Board of 'Prado have made artangenituts for a splen- did patriotic concert 'to be given in the town hall on Thursday evening next. The chief item on the program will be an interesting address by Rev. J. K. Fairfull on "British Fighting Machines and, How They are Handled." Lieut -Col, Wilson of Seaforth will also 'be present and give a short address. •Patriotic 31150, iC will be furnished by a large malo choir and by local singers. Mr. Stew- art Jacfsson of New Yorlc will' also assist. Everything in Connection with the concert, including the printing,- ad\ el:Using, eta, is being furnished free and the full proceeds of the concert will go tO the Patriotic Relief Fund, which will be handled hy a responsible committee of citizena to be appointed. COITN:Cl. TO l'HE FRONT, • Rev. Dr, Edward L. Mills. of Heleda, Montana has bee h appointed superin- tendent of the Methodist Episcopal Church in the' State of Utah with headquarters In Salt Lake Oiler and lie will move his 'family there about the let of October. Dr. Mills is a member of the genetal board of edu- cation in New York,has held vari- ous °Matesin the gift, of 'the Metho- dist Church and is rapidly coming to the front as 0110 of its leading men. Dr. Mills has visited Clinton on more than one occasion, his wife be- ing formerly Miss Alberta May, only .daughter of Mr. Albert May of Stev- ensville, Montana, formerly of Clin- ton; ,and 15 very well known in town, and vicinity.. Mrs. Mills and her bittle (lallghter spent 'a couple of months in town a couple • of sum mere ago as guests at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. Howson. HORSES FOR THE Ataxy. ' A fortnight 'ago a carload of hoes - es was ..shipped from 'Clinton to the big military anal) al Quebec and last Saturday another earthed was sent off, the second lot being Put- thased for the Bffitish Government. This bunth went to Brampton where "the horses are brandedbefore shipped all -to the. Old Clountry. • • • • ' Both these Carloeds, were bought by MT: 'T. Mp.S011, with -WhOill as ia- spector was associated Dr, Quinn of Toronto.. Mo. lllason ,expects to start buying again next week. He 'doesn't find it an easy matter to pick, up the required number, ,the inspection being very rigid, The following are' the kind of horses required : Riding horses,: A,ge 5 to 8 years, 15 to .16 hands, 1000 to 1150; pounds. laity horses : 5 to 8 years, 15 lo, 16. halide, 3059' 10 1250 peinvie. Draught horses : 5 to 8 years„ 15-2 10 hand's; • 3259' 'to. 14,00 pounds, No grays, Whitet 00 buckskitia •bo Coderich Township Anniversary ' services • In connection with Ebeneezer church will 110 held: at 2.30 and 7,30 p.m, on Sunday mext the preachel to be Rev. Mr. ITager of Goderich. Special music will bo furnished by the choir. The Osbaldeston farm near Holt»es- ville was sold by auction on Satur- day last, the purcheset being Mr. Herb Osbaldeaton, who lias been oc- cupying it, and the peice $4,000. Those who know the place say it is very good value far the money. 11 is expected that a meeting Will he held' at Ifolniesville shortly to dee elde upon the best; plan of raising money for the Patriotic Fund. It is felt that Goderich township must not be last in eXpressing its sympa- talpipyreieniaatedlv practical and thm erefore uch. The Unitly Club .intend giving a box social at the home of Mrs, Bert Murphy or -Wednesday e ening of next week. Everybody is cordially invited and 'will he. made welcome. There will be a program and a real nice sociable time. The proceeds of the affair will be donated to the pa- triotic fund. Miss Edna Miller went to l`oronto on Tuesday and will visit her broth- er and sister thete. Her brother, W110 is a oienber of the 10th Am- bulance Corps, is 11051 in trainin5 at r4.00allgt, Branch awaiting a call to the fi A meeting will be held cth the honie of. J. Holmes on Sunday after- noo)1 neat at three o'clock to which all • are cordially' invited, subjeets %will be : • The first war, the last war, the present war and the great battle of Armageddon, when and where, and the war in heaeen." A collection will be taken by the officials of Coderich township for the destitute in. the waring countries Belgium, France and Berlin. Tea will be served. Read Rey. 12111, 10111 20th and 21st Mrs, M. Sterling and Miss M. Alexander. spent a few days visiting Toronto, friends and taking in the Fair. To the Front! Huron County' Council. The Dominion • CI overnment has giv- en the Motherland one million bags of flour foe her mea o21 the fighting • The Provinces are 0)1 moving lis the same 'way, some giving lioeses, others fruit 'flour, etc. The Government of Ontario contribeted 5 cmarte11 million bags of flour. • Onterio • counties, eta also, being heard feom, some. donating money', others theproduct of the field or orchard; • But liuron has not Yet been heard from. The county council should be called together at onee and as there Would be only one item oflmainess the $35- sion'need not extend beyond one day, The' cost of the ineetiug would, there- fore, be small. • As Bemarnin Franklin, remarked "--HaPPY 'fg he (or; t.,IleY) who' will do the Plain dutY of. the moment quickly and c eer ). Head of the Employment Mayor Fred. Jackson. His worship is thoroughly in sym- pathy with the. Employment Bureau and is personally doing what he Cc!' to bring together those anxious tor work and those who can avail them- selves of the services • of lust such persons, Bonfield Messrs. Wm. Mustard, Jolui Tippet, Hugh McKay, A. Et Erwin and Robt. Bailey motored to London on Wednesday. Rev. W. S. Campbell of the Dom- inion Alliance will occupy the pul- pits of 81. Andrew's church on Sun- day mornin5 and the Methodist church in the evening. Rev. J. 0. Toilette. of Winds' came up on 11,10tulay atid returned on Tues- day. His wife and daughters, U'IICT spent the past four months at their summer cottage on the Terrace, re- tuned with him. Mr. W. Johnston and Wife of Loa - (Lon motored 11 on Saturday and spent 13512111133' the village. Mr, and Mrs. George E. Mewls - lade, H. Drehniaina, J. H. Field, H. Darren and T. J. Marks took in the Exhibition at London this Week, Mrs, Stewart of Cloeorith M the guest, of her mother, Mrs. John Pol- lock, this week. Miss Meredith, who spent the past few months at Mr. .James Donald - son's, let the past week lot Dundas. Mr. and Mrs. Pickles and "Mr. and Mrs; it/ Wet of London spent Sunday 111 the village. - Mr. `and Mrs, John Fraser returned to their bottle the past week after ae absence of a few months in the west. Mrs. Wright nee Florence Martin) lk andeec. hild f o Toronto were the gUesta of Mrs. Fred. Baker the past v A concert will be given IIS the town halt on show 'night by the. London C'oncert Company, consisting of high class artist. Mr. Albert Catlin of Port Stanley spent a few days this week with his wife and family in . the, village, Miss Garrett and Miss Motherse,ad, who spent the SCISSOR at their sum- mer residence here, left .this week for their hoine at Washington, D.C. The Fair Sept 29th and. 300, Goderich Township • 1V4. J, P. Cole has had his bera refitted: and with eemeent doming, etc., in the stabling it is now quite 529-10-11 1O. Mr. 'Frank Powell has had a silo built, so has Mr, Alex. Elliott and also it Labeau. Mr. John Connell has had his barn re,built, so it will he. seen that the arenas i11 that eorner of the town - hip are progressive, • Mrs, 19. Lobb is visiting London friends' this week, • Not So Well As Usual. • Mr. James Rearir., very many friends of Mr, 'Jam- es Hearn in, about and far from Clinton will be Sorry to learn that , he is not enjoying his former robust' health. That, perhaps, could hardly be expected, for he is away Past fthrseore, but he is about every clay • as usual, appreciates a jpke as welt as ever and enjoys the beauty and fresimeth of this delightful autumnal: • season ta.