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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-09-24, Page 5oma► •ronEli September 24th, 1914 Auburn A triotic meeting .h,,a,, g v vas held in the: orester's hall .ori leriday:.evening of last week which provers to be ap. ar- ,ocularly successful one, The chair was taken by Dr. Weir •and a good musical program. was pro= vided, the Auburn band and - the Nilo 'orchestra each ; rendering several patriotic selections with"' great: an- • •ceptance Miss McGee sang a solo ; three members,of the orchestra 'gave .a vocal selection ; there :were' short addresses by • Rev. Mr; Jailing •of 'the • Presbyterian church, Rev. Mr, Cone - way of the Methodist ehuroir, and the address'` of the evening ryas given by Rev. J. K. Fairfull of the Baptist church, who spoke on "Fighting Ma- .ehines." The hall, which had .just been new- ly painted and decorated, was filled. -to capacity, the proceeds - amounted to $70 which, together with $40 pre- viously collected, will be. forwarded - to the Canadian Red Cross Society. The 'News -Record to Jan. 1915 for 25o, or to Jan; 1016 for $1,00. Zurich Mr. R. A. Williams has returned front the vicinity -of North Bay, where he has been engaged as a fire ranger. IIe said the withdrawal of rangers from the northern woods so .early in the sCason was due to the unusually heavy rains in that dis- trict. Mr. Thomas Consit's youngest son of the Parr Line, died on Monday morning, aged five years, He was operated on for appendicitis on .Fri- elay, Miss Blanche Atkinson of Exeter was the guest of Miss Eva Williams for a few days recently. Mr. Wagner is going out of the confectionery- business and Mrs. Me - who formerly conducted the business, will take it over. The fine now residences of Messrs. J. J. Merrier, W. Ili .Bender and Mrs. Ilowald awe now almost ready for ccu o papery and they add very" much to the appearance of the town- • Dr.' J. A McKinnon and Miss Ma- tilda Johnston were married quietly' -on Thursday last, leaving later the same day by auto for Detroit. Mr. Andrew Schmidt, one of hay's oldest settlers, died on Monday aged B1 years. He leaves a family of three sons and four daughters : Jacob, William and Ezra, and Mrs. Henry .Morgan of Detroit ; Mrs. Westlake, of Stanley ; Mrs. Fassoid of Toronto and Mrs. Josiah Geiger of Zurich, Wingham Mrs. Hornuth and Miss i\Iargurete have returned to their ditties on the teaching staff to the Whitby Ladies' College. Miss Hernial], who is still continuing her duties, has been ap- pointed a pupil leacher. 1VIrs. Janes McManus has returned to her home at Powassaa after a visit with Mrs. T. Cassels of town stud With Teeswater friends, Mrs. W. F. VanStonc has gone on visit to her daughter, hirs. Forster of Charleston, Mo;, Miss Mulvey has returned after spending several weeks in the west. Miss Amelia Agnew left last week on an extended visit to her brother, Dr: Agnew of Vancouver. Miss Idoughton has been : visiting friends in town after spending the summer at 'the lake sift() at ';in- cardine, The new armoury has been complet- ed and has, hem taken possession of by the volunteers who are holding their drills therein. Manager Walker of the Bank of Commerce` is Spending a vacation. touring through several sections' of the province, • Mrs. (Dr.) Hantblyf has been visit ing her: mother In Toronto. Miss: Gilchrist has been visiting Mrs, Leaky, of Kincardine. An old resident of town in the . person of Mr. J. Lougheed missed to his reward on Sunday weep. Ile • was eighty-two years of ago and was a well-known. and • highly esteemed Citizen far many years, Thos. Scott of the Diagonal • road town; whiledriving on the B. liar; Turnherry, was thrown mit' in the', ditch, breaking his right asut at the wrist, One of the Crack Rifle Shots • of America. Coderich .. At "a concert given on Thursdayev- ening last in. Aid of the Red- ross Futicf one of the features was • the singing and dancing of Agin Mason of Detroit, his dancing being espee- iaily clever. ' Ai'r. and Mts. A. H. Seaverns., left last.•weolc for; their home in Clanton, Ohio, after a pleasant visit ,of sever- al months here. • Mr. Oliver Clark ar of'Au u • to h has purchased a house from Mr. 13. C. Munnings and will shortly move, into town.' Mrs, A. E. Colborne and little son }tave:returned from a visit with Epi-` ends in D'iirhaen and' lilesberton, ' Mrs. 11. Olsen and Miss Olsen: of. Montreal- visited Mrs. J. R. Oraigie last week. Rev, Dr, Meldrum of Cleveland, 0., is visiting friends in town. Mr. Meldrum recently lost his wife, an esteemed lady Nit() was well-known in Goderich. Mr. J. 1I. Marshall is visiting fri- ends in Monkton. Miss 131acitstone loft last week on a trip to Calgary. Sho will probab- ly be absent for some months. Mrs. Halliday and her children of Brooks, Alta., are guests at the lady's parental home that of Mr, and Mrs. 11toe, Smiley. Mrs. S. MeV. Lloyd of Montreal visited old friends in town last week. Blgth Miss Gertrude Gibson was in. Lon- don last week, Mr. Adam McKenzie of Clinton was in town last week. Miss IIooven . has returned to her home in London after visiting her aunt, Mrs. C. Spafford. Mrs. ULtley of Berlinhas been the guest of her son, Mr. P. Uttley. Mrs. M. Donohue has returned after a two -months' stay in Ottawa. Mr, Neil MoQuarrie, who has been living in Stratford for some time,•has returned to town and will remain for o the winter at least. Mrs, Scott has returned to her hone in Montreal alter a visit with her daughter, Mrs. W. 1). Turner of the manse, Mrs. Turner accompani- ed her mother to Toronto, Mrs, John Beunelt visited her dau- ghters in Toronto recently. Mr. Joseph Siothers has been. ap- pointed clerk of the 12th division court and will 'commence his official duties almost at once: bir. I, Williams of 13elo:eve has bought outthe hardware business of Messrs, Wm. Moore and Son and has taken possession, MVIiss Melaggart, ,Who ,has been re- siding in Calgary for some time, re- cently spent a few days in town as the guest of her brothers prior to entering the Toronto General T.Tospi- tad as a nurse -in -training. Mrs. P. O'Donnell and two daugh- ters, Phyllis and Rota, have returned ed to their bone its \Warton after a visit with the lady's brother, Dr. Al- lison. Mrs. Thos. Sanderson of ICinistino, Sask., who visited her cousin, Miss Forsyth, for some weeks has gone to Eltitira to spend some time before re. turning to her home in the west. , Mr. hobs. Slater has returned from a visit in. eastern Ontario, 1:Iensail Miss Bolton has returned to Tor- onto after a pleasant visit with Tim - sail friends:. ' Mrs. -1I. Cook has returned from a fortnight's visit with Guelph anti Tot - onto friends. Misses Jean and Louise Cooke of Tor- onto are visiting their grandmother, Mrs," Shin:ay. lSbiss 1VI. Sturgeon has returner from a visit at Alviston, Rev. D. Buchanan has ..returned.lid his home at Caledonia after a visit with his parents here. Several cars ofmaterial for the now town hall have arrived from Brit- ish Columbia and the work is being pushed along as speedily as possible. Mrs. J. Elliott and little daughter of Vancouver, B.C., are the guests of the lady's sister, Mrs. J. ieeolapds:' Rev, Ben Smillie and his sister, Miss Emma, ieft last week to make preparations for their journeys- to Central India, where they go with a party :representing the Presbyterian Church of Canada. They .were given quite a send-off at Henkel" station, inany friends gathering to see them off and with them God -speed. Dr. G. Buchanan of Toronto wasrin town recently ;looking after his pro-, perty here which he intends improv- ing, Rev. Mr. McGregor:, pastor. of Car- mel clue ch, has accepted -a call to St Andrews cbutoh London. Cooper: Format . an aged pioneer of ,his section, passed to his reward on Prides! week at the age of eigltty-six: years. 1 -Ie had been in failing health for over a year. Government Behind Generous Municipalities. Municip,aliti- a desiring to make con- tributions to the Patriotic Fund are mado''gnite free to proceed to the limit of -their generosity with the as- surance that the ptgvincial govern- ment stands behind them, according o an announcement made last even- Meinself Vas It. A Saskatchewan editor prints the following clever satire on E eporer William. Since writing war poetry, ha become - fashionable. The World Spectator adds its small quota, being a reply to the poem by the -late J.AI. R. Gordon, entitled "Hoch, Der Reis- er." In the. following poem it will be noted that the. Kaiser has dis- solved partnership "t} "Gott ' r' wet .To <n. i p ti i now running things s t sit htt- gto u him- self. If the Kaiser is successful in the war he.will doubtless Jiang us for this, but we are going to take the risk Dot•.:artiner• •hi' t ti • i b s p tit me and C,oLL' Vas all a faire,—vas simply rot— '1'o sink of it shush makes me hot— Meinself vas 11'. Vot ease. I for der Russian Czar, For Kings or Princes near or - far ? Ven conflicts come, Writ din of war, Meinself vas IT. Ven ; France rears up and wants a fight Meittsell vill knock her out of sight, Meinself vas always in der right—• Meinself vas IT. Ven England dakesn der gauntlet' up, Vot care I for der oldt bull pup ? Vrom ine dey gets no loving cup— Meinself vas IT. Dar's Canada, der Lion's whelp, Dot country I vill surely scalp ; Vill make het shout aloud for help— MeinseTf vas IT. Ven I declares dot black vas white, Dee nations must say dot vas right, Or 'feel der power of nicht might Meinself vas IT. I sltust absorbs der lager beer irnd points mein moustache, to ttfein ear— Der boss of all der hemisphere— Meinself vas IT. Mens dot in odder lanais reside 1=Iaf spread iter story, far and vide Dot Gott fights 'snit der odder side- Meinself vas IT. Mitt Gott I'm hardly satisfy ; IIe, did nod make, de Belgians fly ; Vrem Gott i efermoro fights shy— Meinself vac IT. Der nations all may take' a tip, For Gott 1 do nod care a ri.p— I hat dissolved dot artn r ' t b e snip-- i51einself vas IT. s g I • Porter's Hill Rev. J. F. Pickard of Florida, U, 5, A. is visiting his cousin, blrs. R. Y. ('ox. Miss Maud Pickard of Toronto is spending a few weeks with her sis- ter; Mrs, R. Y. Cox. Seaforth. Alps. M. Broderick was called to Detroit owing to the illness of her brother, Mr, Ryan. Miss M. Brown has returned to her duties as nurse -in -training at the Toronto General hospital after spend- ing a fortnight's vacation tviLh her parents at the rectory. Miss 1;;. Parks has returned to Iter home at Nelson, ,J3:C,, after a visit here with her aunt, Mrs. Thornton. Miss C. Strasser has returned to her 'home in Waterloo atter visiting for some time with Mr. and Mrs. 11. W. Strasser of town. Miss Mabel Turner of Brumfield vis- ited Miss H. Horan of town last Week for a, few days. MISS Rutherford of Mitchell was the guest ,fox a few clays of Mt. and Mrs. J. 11. Govcnlock, Mr. and Mrs. iiurrows and Mr. and Mrs. TIent of Dorchester were guests recently of Dr, and Mrs. Bur- rows of town, Mr. and Mrs..71aureson, wio have been the guests of ' Mr. and. Miss Grieve nee corning fu front Bayfield where the-„ spent the summer, have returned to triers: home; in New York. Miss Mary Walker has returned'. to Regina after a visit hero with bet parents. Mrs, IP, -JI: Larkin is spending a few weeks with relatives in Prince Edward Island. Mr, , and Mrs: Arthur Mason have returned front a visit to Valcartier. They also visited Montreal and Tor- onto. Dr. Burrows is spending a few weeks in the hospitals of New York, Mrs, A. Yoing, Miss Young, Miss Helen Widson,'Col, and Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. J, Broadtail; and Miss Scott of McKillop attended the wedding of Miss, Isabel 'Wilson of Stratford last week, The marriage took place in Toron- to last week of Eleanor, daughter ,of Mir. and Mrs, John Robb, to Mr. Clarence L. Whitby'. of Ilawarden, Sasit. Mr. Samuel C'arnoohan of Egntond. viile passed away at his home last week -after a prolonged illness. I -Ie was seventy-three years of age. 4. EVERY FA137&T'I t, e 4. ,e e has something it would pay • : • hint to advertise: e It may be: some animal or ..• se article he wants to sell or 4. • to exchange for something s• e.0155.4. $. Ho may lack something he 4. • would buy if he' knew where 4. . to get 11, . •.• Clinton News -Record Marriages WIIITBY-ItOB13—Li Toronto on Sep- tember 101,11, Eleanor Robb, dau- ghter of Mr. and Mrs. sTohn.Robb of Seaforth to Clarence Whitby, klawarden, Sask. WALSH-TAYLOR.—At Blytlt, on Sept, 16th, Bertha Jane Taylor of Wingltam, to Saps uel Walsh of hast Wawanosh. CAwIIL_ »ilTom= i Seaforth, h, on Sept. 16th, K. Calvin lvin to Monica Al. Dutot, adi;gl Brueefieid, Births GOSLEIC+H—In Clinton on Sept. 22nd,` to Mr. and Mrs.' Alex, Cosleiglt, a daughter. INGSt--In New Westminister, 13,0. on Sept. 10111, to Mt: and Mrs. W. ' Ings, (lormet;ly Miss Grace Ted- ford of Clinton), a son.. DENNISON — In Walton on Septem- ber 10th,, to Mr. and Mrs, Walter Dennison, a daughter: Ct\LDWELL—In Goderich. on Sep- teethe'. 10th,, to Mr. and Mrs. V. Caldwell, a daughter, Deaths Pk1NNLBAICER•-In Clinton, on Sept. 22nc}, Samuel Pennebaker, aged 85- years and 7 months. ' CARiNOCIIAN—In Egmondvillc, on September 15th, Samuel Carnoch- an, aged 72 years, 7 months and 6 days. STEPIIENSON—In Morris township, on September 14th, William. Ste- phenson, aged 65 years. WANTED—TO BORROW $1000 ON Farm Property. b"ot particulars in- quire at The News -Record office, • —51-1. COWS AND CALVES FOR SALE,— Haviug brought in a carload of cows and calves I will sell the same privately on my premises, Base Line, adjoining Clinton.—W. Marquis, Phone 11 on 166. . —50 AUCTION SALE OF 36 HEAD OF choice stool: will be held in. Clin- • ton on Saturday, October 3rd, See hills next week for full pestic- ulars,—Geo, Holland, prop: —51 HOUSE TO RENT OR FOR SALE, furnished. Well situated. Posses- sion 1st of October.—James Carter, • .Albert street.. —51 FOR SALE.—SHORTITOil? BULL coining 2 years old. Good individ- ua1, Esl, Johnston, Route 4, Clin- ton. Phone 8 on 162. FOR SALE.—ENGLISII BEAGLE IIouncl, female, tltorolired, also pups. Will sell reasonably. Call and see }hem,—Carman 2'. Iloare, Clinton, —51-1. ICOR SALE. — COOKING RANGE, also Art, Souvenir heater with ov- en. Both in -good condition.—Thos, 1. Mackenzie Jr., 'Townsend St, -50. COURT OF RIIV'ISION:--Notice, is Hereby given that a court will be held, pursuant to the Ontario Vot- er's List Act, by Ilis Honor, the County Judge of the County of Hu- ron. in the, rows Ilsli Clinton, on the 0th day of October, 101,1, at 2.30 o'clock pen. to hear and deter-' naine complaints of errors and otni-. isslons in the Voters' List of the municipality of the 'Township of Goderich for 1.014.—N. W, Trewar- tha, Clerk' of. tite Municipality of the. Township of Goderich, —51-1, CEMENT BUS HAVE ON IIAND 11: CAR- LOAD OF NATIONAL PORTIrAND CEMENT. IN' YOU' HAVE NEED Ole CEMENT IT WILL PAY YOU TO BU'? 'PRE PORTLAND FOR THEME • IS NO BISTTER MADE. IT ALWAYS GIVES SATISFAC- TbON, J. HUTTON, Londesboro.' THE. GIRLS' CLUB of Willis Church will hold a sale of home- made cooking and serve afternoon tea in Conner's Old Stand, Albert Street, on . Saturday, October 3rd commencing at 2 o'clock. -P110F. FRr1NK WEAVER, L. G. S. 111. Piano and Voice Specialist. Thorough instruction given in all brandies of voice culture ;and piano, 15 years practical -exper- ienee. Fen terms and other partic- ulars apply to Mrs. J. W. Treleav- en at residence: --40 PRIVATE KINDERGARTEN—I AM • re n • -aoi mencing Pzz, inyi vate Kinder- garten on Sept, 151 in the. little. School from 1.30 pan. to .4.00 p;m. and would litre a liptited number of pupils between the ages ,of 4 and 7 years.: !Perms. $1.00 pet month, in advance.--Flazei O'Neil, •. . 46-4 CREAM WANT) D. DAIRYMEN having cream to sell write to us for cans. We supply two cans free. Pay all express charges and issue cheques twice each month, cheques payable at par. We pay the high- est market prices consistent with an honest test. 'resting done by a competent titan. Each can careful- ly weighed, sampled and tested on arrival and statement returned. Those in the vicinity" of ICinburit may leave their cream with Mr. Hall who will, deliver it here. Write for cans and give us a trial. —The Seaforth Creamery, Box 486, Scala tlt. EARA' FOR. SALE BEING LOT 14 Maitland con. zownship of Colborne consisting of 00 acres, all cleared, May loomand first-class wheat land, 4 acres of young bearing or- chard and small fruits, 2 good wells Good frame dwelling with .eeIlar un- derneath and good barn and stables. Driving stied with cement pig stable underneath. The fences are in gcod condition, ,,l utile from ,school, 23 - front Holtnesville and 6 from Clin- ton. Will be sold on reasonable terms. -Apply on the premises or address Thos. Pennington, IIolmes- ville P. —15 IUTTERMILIC.—.ANYBODY WANT- ing fresh buttermilk cads have same _ on Wednesday of each week at 1-Iol- mesville butter factory by phoning 4 on 143, —34. FARM I'OR SALE,—THE EXECU for of the Soethcornee_ estate of- fers for sale 50 acres, being east half of lot 28, con. 6, Mullett. This is a first class farm, well watered and improved with good buildings and orchard, also seven acres of bush land.—Apply to R. J. South- combe, Clinton P. 0., -24 NEWS—RECORD—NEWS—LEADER. THE CORNER STARE Live and Let Live Appetizing, GIat1fy1ri aa , Satisfying Meals. Always on tophere in the way of Quali- ty Fruits, Groceries and Provisions i JN FRUI'TS WE IIAVE : ORANGES, LPMON1, BANANAS, PEAC'IHES PEARS and GRAPES; IN VEGETABLES WE'HAVE. S we et Potatoes, Cabages; Cauliflow- ers, Celery, Onions, Pumpkins and Pota- toes. E. E. HUNNIFORD LIVE AND LET LIV17 GROCER. light School OPENS SEPT. 29th Tuesday and Thursday 7:30 to 9:30 LEARN 'WHILE-' YOU FOR SALAD.-OwINcl TO INSTAL - ling Hydro in the House of Refuge a six horsepower, Gasoline engine, in first-class running order is offer- ed for sale For further parCieu- lars apply to R. Mutoli, manager ,House of Refuge.. _.18. CORN! A carload of corn just receiv- ed. We are selling it whole, cracked. and finely grouni( for poultry. Also a carload of bran, shorts and low grade flour alt reasonable ptices, If you want the best of flour, 'we have Purity, Five Roses, Exeter, Clinton and iVlilverton, You will make no mistake in buying any of the above brands. All kinds of grain wanted at market prices, Get our prices on poultry deli- vered at the .Elevator. We are wholesale agents for Gunn's Cured Meats. ;Asv your dclaer for Gunn's Easifirst Shortening and Break- -fast Bacon, Prices moderate. GUNN, LANGLOIS CO. The Up-to-date Firm CLINTON. 1'. W. Trewaetha, WW1- Jenkins Slabs ior Sale ALSO 12 INCH WOOD. Stapleton Saw Mill. IT WRLL PAY YOU TO USE THIS column for For Sale, Wanted, Found, Lost, Eta advts. All' who have tried It sap so., Double Feed Doors There is no danger of bit- ting the sides and spilling coal all over the floor with the big Sunshine feed doors._ These doors wi 1 admit a Iarge chunk of wood, too. Our local agent will show you this and many other "Sunshine" advantages. Send for free booklet. M.. teras • Su �l. s �11 ne Furnace BYAM & SUTTER Sanitary, Plumbere Phone L Are 1011 Ushig Glasscse Many people are using glasses but many more should, If they did it would save them eye strain, causing headaches, and preserve the sight longer.