The Clinton News Record, 1914-10-22, Page 1No. 185.5 -36th Year:,;
CLINTON, ;ONTARIO, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22nd', 1914.
THE HOME PAPER,
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John
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cafortlt
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superi-
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tioned4
rate.
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atford.
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good
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A SUCCESSFUL 1ARKE1.
1'he Women's ' Patriotic ,,So'ciety
have had a morn ureal
could.. ,... . ,ha h
f: their market than Sat i�da :
day or o v
Thee rain cloud which had
Was.. , 3 e,Y
hung 'heavy for several days previous- tress
g 3
ly, all cleared away duri-ig •the toter- lady,
noon' and the 'aTtennoon+was bright
nd-sunn makin • it a •lea'kure to cheerful'
a, Y, • gP
get out, •tet,
Earl 'in the day the roduce.for'the
Y3 Png
began to : arrive, those,,. from
both town "end country responding
y.
gaier-ottsl}r to the appeal for-d'ona-'
h ime the ?market
tions, •and ` by 'the t s
rr y.of stuff
opened there was a fine a ay
attractively displayed::
The vegetable' stall , 'occupied tiro,
space the door and there was
a fine display of the choicest vege-peered
tables and fruit, the arrangement and
quality reminding ode of a township
[air. This was presided over by Mrs.
Torrance, Mrs, W. Man ing' and Mrs,
J. W. Moore. Mrs. A. •0,' Pattison
looked after the stuff brought 'in and
-especially
sold, the larger` stub, such as pots
toes, etc.
the dairy -produce, canned foot, etc.
made .a line stowing, the good but-
ter-maeers evidently donating their
choicest products and the farmersrigq
picking out the largest and finest
eggs. Mrs. W. D. Fair and Mrs.' CT,
D. McTaggart had charge of this de-
pertinent.
Tho Homemade cooking boatli,: al-
ways a popular and .well -patronized
one, was also an attractive corner;
for there was displayed some of thekeeping
finest specimens of the cullinery art
of the ladies of Clinton and vicinft}t,
It was very generously supplied but
could have handled more. Mrs. King,
Mrs: Robertson, Mrs. McMurray
W.p
and Mrs. Kilbride were in charge.
The homemade, candy booth Was in
charge of a number of the members
g
of the Children's Patriotic Society',
just recently organiz+e3 and the sup-
ply was hardly equal to the demand,
being cleaned out• early in the after-
Boort, though there was a fine distlay.
A OTHERPASSES AWAY, PROFIC7GNLS1UULNTS:
Mrs. 1VIaitaret •Brown passed away
at the borne of,11x1; sonele-law, ,. Mr: reit
W. J. Cleats; of 'R'attenbury!'stteet, . students
•
on -I ride everting est' after :an` ill-
g
of iseme' ntogths: he'deceened
who was a co-iuparativq stcaug-.
or: `fn town,. had •nevertheless by her
and letadly. Christian:chaeac-. them
,. ;n her that
won meat •'Heads , dor . 3 t
short; sojourn, friendsi who were :glad:
to' Irnow her and who 'regret the 'ear-
f severance of the tie. A fune=ral
Yb
service was held at, the house„on Mon-
dayafternoon conducted b Rev. F:'
Y
r. Harper, and the remains
Pet
en. to, Toronto, •where they were .n-
tared on Tuesday.
ANEW DRINKING FOUN'TAI\T,
The` drinking fountain donated to
the town by the Clinton branch of
the Women's Institute has been sot
up in the 'town hall square and wily
no doubt prove a great convenience,
during the summee season,.
The fountain is of white enamel, is'
of the sanitary type and is set in a
platform of cement Inst at tlnoLcotngi
of Rattenbury and Albert streets. , e
Now, if the north half of the s luare
Were
pastlit daesciitedlb season a
J P anything
tidy appearance with tufts of wild
grass growing hp here and there all
over it. Clinton fs' a pretty town, so
Hutch so that travellers constantl re-
Y
mark upon its beauty; and the Ina-
jority of property holders take a
pride in their grounds look-
ing their best, but tate town fathers
set the example for neatness
by keeping the town property in first
class repair all the year arauud.
CALC,ED TO HER REWARD,
Clintonnd
Death has again invaded a Clinton
home, Mrs, 'Phomas Czibbhngs being
called to her reward early Tuesday
moaning.
Mrs. Crtbbfngs, whose maiden name
was Elizabeth Shipley, was a daugh-
ter of the late John Shipley, and was
a native of Clinton, haring.been born
in the House now occupied by Mrs
U. S1lannahan, and her 'whole lite
was spent hare,
Fart' in life she consecrated her-
3
to the Master and becoming Eden-ccrninR,the
tilled with Ontario street church,
she continued a faithful member and
also a vaR10d• worker while her
health permitted, her many }ears
she was a faithful 001404 in the.
Sunday 5011001, her swcies as teach`
or being much apprrciated, and she
was ever fwanost•in helping for-
ward the Master's work. Whet it
Might be truly said, She hall done
what she could.
11tonL thirty years ago,sho was un-
ited in marriage with her now be-
reared husband and she leaves also to
mourn her demise three brothers
Messrs. William read George Shipley
of the Huron Road, and. Mr. Phos,
Stapley of town, and three sisters,
Mrs. G. Turner, Tuckersmith, Mrs. T,
Smailacombo St. 1 atherines and Mrs.
Wm. Ttpladyt of town,
111e ffinerai takes place this after-
nooJ, from her. late residence, the ser-
vice commencing at two o'clock. The
interment will he made in Clinton
cemetery. .
•THE 7+LAG•
..
Monday was, "Flag Day" at the Mo-
del school. That is, a brand new flag
on a brand new pole was hoisted ov-
er the 'school building on that after-
noon with all due ceremony.
Por some time no -flag has been us-
ed in connection with the Clinton Mo-
del school owing to the fact that the
pole had "gone had," and tt 11aS
troubled Principal Bouck's patriotic
soul not a little that the E'mpire's
flag could not be raised ou special OD-
casions when such a demonstration
soenotl: fitting, tie, It this partici+-
some of Canada s sons
tat time when s
end indeed, some qi Clinton's sons,,
have gone to 1i lit for the defence of
the ol (la the i;inte'secnied to have
g'
come to remedy '' the lack and the
school moard procured, a now flag.and
pole and on Monday at four o'clock,
in presence of the school, the school
hoard and a number of citizens a
handsome Canalhian, llag was hoisted.
Chairman Cottle acted as.Master
of Ceremonies and whoti the pupils
had formed into. lines a short pro
gram ' was gone through, Rev: S. J.
Alliin opening with a short ;, prayer,
The pupils sang lustily, "0 Canada;”
ri c' a de and
and 1)r. Shaw, P n tp 1 Bolide
p spokeY
P: C. Isar er each briar,
each touching'upon •:th0 history of the
Un• ion Jack. When the tante vacate
Trustee S. Kemp ran up the flag and
the pupils retired it in chorus. Af-
p,-
ter the •heart singing of "God Save
„ Y s g b
The Ring and throe rousnig cheers
for rite flag the company dispersed. ^''
It Was, a pretty cerem,onyand should
help to instil into tate young- minds
;of the school pupils ,a respect for the
flag of the Empire and a better under-`
standingof what it stands for, „'T': '
One thing Dr: Shave said' to the prig
was that theyshould''honor the
, . .,the
sh old +'take ort heir Hats to it'
e"lag, 0 t
stand respectfully, with. bared head,.
phe
while the national, ` anthem is being,
sung,” etc. And this is one thing in
Canadian youth -7M lacking. It
which 9 g
maybe that this is because Canadian
- ilacking,
age and middle ..age. is. also` lagxmg,-
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For it is a notioable fact even a0
a patriotic concert the crowds dis-
perse to. the strains of the
anthem. This 1s scarcely. -respectful
and we cannot 'expect the youth,to
rely a with agreater respect for
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these thin t than they see their••elders.
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� is ]a Let Clinfoii set a good exam-
y. _ g,
plc in these small courtesies which
•are the outgrowth of the eivili=ra-
. tion of which We boast..
Miss Evelyn McCartney of (3odee-
and Mee Cliffo>d Hent of Soaforth
at the Clinton School of
Comihctec, have been .awarded cerci
heater for proficiency' in typewriting
by tl'te Cfziucational Depatitoient of 1;Ue
United Typewriter Co..of New York,
work having beet].' paseed : by
d altlncnt in `Coro it',it' and' y'e,v'
ep t
York.
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ARE HS I ]�DPING. TUM' •
7
Cotn�palint has been made hat a nem
bar of boys, old"eno igh En the matter
years' to- be called young men, have
acquired the habit of peeping into
windows, and soulstimes rapping on
them, after dant: As might be on-
the people to whom this at ten-
tion is being paid object to the pray
tice and, with - the aid .of Sergeant
Welsh, have been doing a little dc-
tectfve, work, resulting in the spot
ting of. the guilty. parties, who, , if
„ ”
they dont cut out theta peeping
are in for personal chastisement or
an interview before the magistrate.
'WESLEY CHURCH.
On Sunday the pastor exchanged
pulpits •with Rev. Mn, t\Ilia of Onttr-
lo street chuic 1, who prnachetl •a
practical and impressive sermon to a
good congregation, Dr. Rutledge'oe-
•copied his oven pulpit in the evening,
continuing his series,o£ sermons 'on
the war. MI C'l dys and Irene
ICcller rendered a ductt ver pious
ingly at the evening service. Y
1'theh literary committee had ciurgc
• the League progrnm Monday even-
mg. D Ir. A. 1, Cooper gave a fit-
Leon-minutr. talk on ` C' Ideon' Contin-
rang the study of Bible characters,
'then the :Leagures took up the
study of Longfellow. Miss Merle
Moore read a sketch of the poet's life
and ivfisses Stone, G. Chant and Mao
J,ast each read a selection• from his
poems. Misses Ruby Wise and Kath-
leen ]Mast were appointed delegates
to attend the convention to be held
in Goderich Tuesday and. Wednesday
next.
IS THIS WORI::4BLE ?
Snell has been said and written. eon-
floe crop of apples grown
•this season and for which the market
Bias not been brisk. Huron has not
•beers behind •in the fruit •line and in
the of 1viids surrounding (11010tt
'there are no doubt many bushels of
apples' which will eventually go to
waste •if something is not bone to
Prevent it,
Could not the Board of 'Trade in
Clinton evolve a plan whereby those
having apples which they would evil -
tingly give away for the picking might
be brought Into communication with.
thous in town who would be glad of
the fruit, and arrangements made for
the picking '01)1 bringing• it to town.
'l'here are a number of people In town
w110 own autos who might be willing
to take a load of pickers to the
country( these fine autumn days and
bring in their fruit, or some other
plan' alight be made.- Something of
this kind was done in Toronto a few
weeks ago and much of- the early fruit
was thus saved. and those who need-
0d it were supplied more generously
than the could have been had` the
than y Y
been obliged to buy the fruit on the
market:'' "
Couldd't our hustling B of T, do
something in regard to this right
away ? •
N.O CAI 5P: FOR AI,re11111.
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In its issue of August 27th last The
News -Record devoted almost half a
column oh -space to describing the tow-''=
0r .erected just north of town :by;the
Department of Interior and to ex-
pluming that it was intended for pure.-
ly scientific purposes •'11)0 oxplana-
tion set at -:est{ ,.most`,ol' the sorsa-
tional talk that was then afloat in
this district,
"'But' 'this grtyti:L famtl}t, no'1'slyape
'ii'ocs nota lean to be as closer 1 pet
appear Y
used up in East Wan anosb, fn 41'ing
Tram, .etc. as' might be expected or.,
the following despatch- would, not have
appeared in the P'ree Press on M011 -
day :Tramp
"Winglsam, Oct. 18,-7`11e statement
Toronto that neither Ontario
Iter Donunnon • overuments aro re-
g
"eligible for the erection -of two my-
stetious towers on the M Col'1 farm.,
c
Morris township,'' liar'' only ncredeed
the agitation herca11outs on the ea -li-
• u,ratan
ieat. The excitement of. the' people in
the neighborhood round': about has he-
'come more fntens°,,f `;and Provincial
Constable Pitt star has bcseiged
PC
•with •inquires as to possible action •in
the matter. People feel than someone
authorized by the Covernntent should
investigate ,_ the , peculiar situation,
Beforethese-towers Woio erected; the
strangers. who occupy. them, took a 10
year lease on the lane, ' and,; stated
.drat they were. prepariing'a Weather
observatory. They sleep there, and it
is said the refuse to allow anyone
•g
on the,pteniiges.
TO set this excitement at rest The
News-Recmrl is authorised, . .d}Lect.butter
frees Ottawa, to make this scowl(
Planation : -.
, No military significance
tower' - lights reported'
an g
from Western Ontario, They
usedtop-to
are t to he by
o ra Inical y paxi)les,.•
g p survlin
who are. continuing the
Work of obtanm precise loco;
q g
Botts and altitudes which has _
been going on.for the past two.
obtained
ears. Altitudes' are obtai
years, ..
by noting. relative positions of
'lights shown from 1101 his at'
g- heights
night • and small tower s alio
built • by survey parties from
which to show lights."
ANACCIDENT.
• Mr, ,James Finch net with en acct-
dent last }geek which, 'While not at all
serious, deprived him of:.the,, free Lusa'
of his good right 'a) m foe a period. 1t
resul•teellfroin his takinga tumble,
bruising his' elbow soirnnwhat 'a,nd al-
most fracturing iris shoulder blade.
SI' i L'S' CHURCH.
• The col re ation of ,'t. Paul's a
g S ' g
•thered on',5unday.last to celebrate the
annual 'Thanksgiving.' The attendance
at bath services was large and both;
••
were -7ntpressive and `'inspiring._ The
choir=.rendered ` `ths beautiful musical'Little
service' of day with great aece -,
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tante, being assisted in the evening
bin Mrs. Humphreys, vol eys, who rendered a
solo in good voice,
The rector, . Rev. J, C. Potts
preached • in •rho - morning. Irons
the words found in Duet. 8-2,'
"And thou shalt remember all
the Ivey which the Lord < thy
Clod lett they" and in the eveatng he.-
s oke:from the words, "He giveth
summer and winter,"
The church +vas tastefully decorated
with, the fruits of the field, the gar-
den and orchard, the Thankotlermg
was generous, and -the whole day's
•ser, ices •were inspiring and beautiful.
A MUSICAL, TREAT.
A good house assembled in the town
]call on Monday evening to hear the
f>rogram axrautged by Mi Humphreys
and given under tate auspicets of the •
A,Y.P.A. of St. Paul's church.
Mrs. HIlunphreys mlctertaok to train
a choir. of thirty-five voices for a
couple of choruses and the result, af-
ter but two full pr t' did credit
not only •to the ability of the coudue-
for but the talents of bee different
pertornrcrs, who were the members of
St. T'ail's choir and a few others
chosen front the choirs of the other
churches.
1 he choir: rendered two selections
and Mrs.' Humphreys gave nine num -
hers, as per thu printed program, and
generously responded to an encore or'
two, the last ono Being, 'eThe Songs
illy Mother t'sed to Sine,,
Mr, John Ransford gave two react-
ings from Dickens which were well r�
ccived,l'he•ceremony
l'hou6h suffering Cram a cold and
not feeling at all at her best lirs.
Humphreys delighted the audience b}'
her fine rendering of•the, several nn!r-
hers and the concert was a nnisical
tr• eat. The A.Y.P..4, also rcaltzotl
a nice little sum from. the proceeds,
NOT PAYING C'O;.VIMTSSIONS,
The Gunn, Langlois Company has
changed its policy somewhat in the
buying of poultryi That is instead of
giving a commission to Players they
are purchasing direct from the far-
,11015, who are prowling accordingly,
parol ularlys those who bring in real-
ly' fist class st'ock,
Perhaps many are not aware of the
fact that this is the only ('omitany
poultry feeding plant in this part of
the Province, the Davies' plant - at
liarriston having been closed.. ,
That the Clinton plant has been
able to secure such excellent results
is due to the thoroughly efficient ntan-
agement of the Trewartha Bros, who
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have made a study; of Poultry of the
breeds best adapted for table use or
as;layers.
, Buttermilk is an important item of
food in a feeding station and the man-
agement have been able to secure . a
supply from. the Seaforth creamery,
the 0100 Bros, haulm; 11 almost by
the ton,
By the way, a lot of young hens
are being shipped alive to New York
City for consumption i by the afews,
who when a lot of ,them „get tolethcr
are somewhat particular as to how
birds and animals .intended for ]boa
should be killed and dressed,
USE `;5'TAIVIPED WRAPPERS,
According to Bulletin No .42 of t e„
the,,
Dafry(Industey. Act, no butter• is tri"fa-
'Gt1re to be bought or sold in plain
gearly
eyrappers, All butter-oRerect for sale
in wrappers must hr, stamped •either'
"Dairy" or C';rearneryy' and a fine of
110 to 830 mag b0; intlsosed for an in-
fringehcut of tl'telaw. '
Any woman who takes the trouble
to make good butter:—and it seems_
foolish to tetra -the {;rouble of making it
at all unless it is good—but any Ivo-,
who takes the trouble to 'rialto,
.good butter for the market owes it
1long
to herself to wrap ,tl that .butter ia1
wrappers stamped, with tier name,
Such wrappers serve to show' oft the
oomniodity yyh ch, 5 offered foe sale,
looks more, businesslike and
er serves as .an advertisemir'-t which
will invariably bring more business,
A butter dealer once .Mold The
News Rc}cord that' he usolt in lits own
household butter -made by'one of the
best butter makers in the community
but wee persisted in put
tin •• up her r o d u c 1 in lain
wrappers. He psaved this for his
own use ,because he knevv it -was good
but. etc would' get a' cent or
two peri pound more on the city inat
trete for an article., no .better and per-
haps not quite so; good, but which
was.. done up -n stamped wrappers.
Householders very soon catch 00 „
the bathe means rood but;
b
ter for:the table, use and will wilt-
0 ingly pay an extra eent o1 two .pct
pound for that which suits the, taste,
errant the best buying butter in plain
wrappers is something of an expert-
e farmer who
nnant. It will, pay h a t
. .
has., a,-iy butter to: offer for sale to
have wrappers 'neatly printed with
y p
his, name, Ate name of his farm and
his postottice: It will prove a gold
-investnient at Stall , outlay,
11E ° LOCAL 1IARfIP,
Wheat 82:00.
' Oats 38c.,to 10e.
Barley , 50c to 55o,
Butter" 100 to 23c.
10legs 25e to 2(ic.
gg ••
Live Hogs yi7.25.
LOCAL.
II'l'TI,13 S,
Mn: and 'Albs. U. W. 4t?hftniorc
tertainect a number of their £rieni
Tuesday 'evening.
fit the Morning service next
day Mrs. Howard ITunrphieys wi]
silt the choir of St. Joseph's ell
Miss Clara Steep, the
year-old daughter of Mr: and Mi
Steep, Stapleton, had a birthdal
by on Monday. A number of
friends were invited and a plc
time was spent.
WILLIS CHOI11.11:
7 he Sacrament of the h
Lord's
Per will he administered at the
ingserviceon,Sundaynext.'
Preparatory takesSerro and xeeepi
new members place tom(
Friday at 2.30 and 8 p.m, The
ister wilt be assisted b the
y
Hall Wood, M.A., of Brucefteid,
Next Sabbath's subjects ;
Manner of Love•" and " 00 the
„
of His. Friends. Cordial Weloi
strangers.
THE TAYLOR RINK WON.
The Taylor 'rink consisting o
Watt, Wm. Grant, John Karla
'Jacob 'Taylor, yesterday out
Seaforth's quartette of trophy
ners, that is to say, J. E. Wil
S{.obit, .7, 'Camara, and L.
The game was played on rite,
green and •as the Taylor aggr
has won on both grounds its
orilwill now, in e nice no doubt, points i - tin
b beungues
for the season of 1914 at any
LIE\R1—I ARKER- NUPTIAL:
•
The marriage took place In
toed on Tuesday
y of Miss Fiero
forucrlyer j ofttowttl butswHolluti
some. years past resided in Ste
to Mr. Roy Cs'. Plenty of Mil,
was performed��0��®��
Rev, Dr, Manning. Mr, an
Henry will.reside in the Class
azul vicinitPnd the ljoitiil}teaxitiidsinn
•wishes for the future ht }spines
prosperity of herself and hush
THE GUYS ARG COMING
The annual and guaranteed
tion at 'tile town hall, next '
day evening will be Guy Br
Famous Minstrels, W140 nee,1 t
•trodubtfon, This season Mr.
•will present an array of 'talent
'seen hero before. Every man
tor, every act a feature, eves.
from street to stage is now,
has been before the public for
past forty-one years, a teem:
minstrel Irian in the world can
of, a record any elan can be pr,
Seats'on sale at Fair's book
Reserved Seats 50 cents.
;
UTIAI;hES A Dic,CnA44 PASSLa
Mr. Charles A. McCaw, '1•
eastern manager of the Wester]
oda Flour Mills Company, wit
at Calgary, ills Cejaw,, St: B
and Goderich, after: an illness
ing.oyer three years, died on
day last at the home of his
Mr, S, A. Megaw, Winnipeg,
manager of the Company.
ceased,. who is survived by bi.
and their four Children, wa
thirty -sir years of- age and a
loan of„much moulds°. He '.v
cousin of Mr, 31, S, R. Bola,
Clinton and was born in Gode
TIIR1s1' 'TERMS AT C1,7V'1"1i,
In response to a. telephone n
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from Verner se, Murch, ,just n
tcwn, Sergeant -Welsh went
their barn. on Thursday nigh,
and nabbed a, tramp who had
made himself comfartab
the : night: *The Sergeant brow'
down to the. lockup, f
Mall enquiries could be made
.ing his past and on Saturday
11}m in 'clic :Cbunb} Castle, tl
•judge having ordered
months ; ,,"tit hard labor,..
tramp. • admitted he had
three terms at the Cent
as he gave no indication of re
desire to mend lits ways, be v
<iouhtedly before very he
sent to the bf prison at Toro
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ON'I . ST. CHURCH
Nee J)r, •Rutigdge of Pilesley
preached in exchange -with Re.
;f- feller on Sunday morning.
re3=s sang at
HOWDY(' l 1)1 there
services and Ivere many
tohear her.
Rev„ H. Crossley Eva
viii a ina ectal •services on
•t begin P
• esley cher
next, preaching in 4V
the morning •and in'Ontario s
evening, when ther'two Me
congregations will unite.
- ,,,,J` youngpeople 01 the chi
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,ertain the Modelttes gid
tertained
'pits and teachcss'+of the Scho
Commerce in the._ lecture r
. evening. i
Gre ery'cnl
Tuesday easantly spent
„monis in the farm of lee cross
cake were served to a
e close. Miss L.
t e
and Mr,: , W. Walker w
charge and , were 'assisted' by
, f i
her ' of the y oimb vvom.en� o
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day st,hool..
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Be careful in selecting your gift• It ru t. be
' oseWhose
viewed and criticized by many. �h
• esteem 2vt1t see it `B 'it.
opinions O{t.mOSt e Dy'it.
p y
may be judged your good taste and judgment,
perhaps youo friendship and liberality.. .Safe - '
rd ourself bymaking -us the selection
yourself 9
we ha'be the goods that suet.-- We know the
styles- best ma es- most suitable gifts.
latesty
Glass, Si1'ber'ware Art GOod$, China,
Litt Cr , ,
Clocks, 5peciaZ.pieces that sho2b refinement,
richness, at surprisingly moderate prices.
..YiYiellticir
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and O ti�ian - Clinton:
jeweler a p
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The:Royal'Bank
' OF CANADA.
Incorporated 1860.
Capital Authorized $2g,�,�
Capital Paid-up 11,560,00 0
Reserve and Undivided Prtfit's 13.5
Total Assets 1S5,000,UttO
380 Branches. 'With world wide connection. Interest allowed
on Savings Deposits. General Banking business transacted,
R, E. MANNING, Manager - Clinton Branch
ACtei•noon Lea, consisting of tfie
sandwiches and cake, was served from
three o'CIOCII, Mrs. C. J Wallis, Mrs,
Munro, Mrs: W. Walker, Mrs, T;
Mason, Mrs, H Fitesimons, Mr's.
Atkinson, Mrs. J. E. Hovey, Mrs. J.
HI: Cantelon, lits. Rabtenbury, BIrs.self
C.'. Middleton Mrs. DJ.cDlatlt,'and Mrs
W. T. O'Neil each having pharge of a
small table and these were well pa-
tronized all atte'Itoon,
The supply kitchen was in charge of
Mrs. A. J. 1' rollaway, who brewed
excellent Sara, Mrst. IL 13, Chant, Mrs,
W. •Jackson Mrs. B. J. Gibbings
Mrs. Shave, Mrs. Chambers, Iris. R:
Fitzsimons, Mr's. Treleaven and Miss
Rance. The supplies brought in for
this purpose were abmidanb and of
finest quality.
Mrs. BcydOne;was in charge of "The
Curiosity Shop" which • amply justi-
ITed its name. Almost everything
fied
imagineable had been donated to this
department from the daintiest bit of
eeeeee A •GENERAL
w.
At
C.
Bank
Incorporated 1355 Established in Clinton •1570
Capital and Reserve $8,800,000
01 BRANCHES IN CANADA
-BANDING -BUSINESS •TRANSACTED,
CIRCULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT - n
TRAVELLERS CnnQUES l}ISSUED.
BANK MONEY ORDERS J
BANK DEPARTMENT
SAVINGSthe
-
a]] branches. Interest allowed at Highest current rate,
E. Dowding - Manager - Clinton Branch.
china to articles of house furniture,
Some of the donations looked as if
they had been treasures in the tam-
fly, but tall were willingly laic! upon
q�
READY-TO-WEAR
CLOTHING
. Pleasure
a\
�,+i
ORDERED
OLU'rH1N(i
the altdr of patriotism. Almost ev-
erythingwas sold and there were
some race bargains given toward rho
, end of the day, prices being marked
down in order that all night be dis-
@
posed of. A han'lsodie brass lamp
which had failed • to find a purchaser,
was "raffled" 010 bringing a fair
price, and the winner, not having an
immediate use for it, again donated
t to the Society . Misses Agnes and
Jean Chidley and' Jean DTc'I'ng-
Bart assisted . t4lrs, lirydono; Mrs.
Paull acting as cashier,
As had been announced Mrs. How-
and Humphreys sang at lour o'clock
and again at five, , delighting those
present with her fine giving as ng of two
choice songs and' as an encore
that old -trine favorite., An me
Laurie." 'this latter was 11 'l on'our
of Mrs. Muri•ay, who, though ninety -
'three years of age, went up for a
cup. of tea during the afternoon..
The ball was thronged all afternoon
With purchasers, lea -drinkers and
-mase who were 5ociahl' inclined, wleo
}
wished to see their friends.
The proceeds of the day from all de-
Partments amounted 'to ;:119'1.21. As
or anized only
the society has been g Y
three week's the •results were exceed -from
iii 1 eincoirrag ng. This .money, will,
gY en'zael for the bencfit:of the
be nscd t, y -
soldiers.
r -treasurer of
Mrs. Axon, scettyta y
the Society ; Was a busy woman all.,
a d .a ver ha •- ' one when
11 Y PF�Y
EItev.
the proceeds were, finally. counted.g
The President, Mrs. AJ1in, 0,1111
whom tihe, idea of holding the market
aitgmated, was here theme and eV -
originated,
is the day proceeded t and
should be congratulated upon the sue-
g
cess of the lmdertaking.-
r_
Usually when people bo to ma
rr. area ihmr
ken they have to th y Y
or see 10 'havin them
own delivered res g
• Mr, O'Neil ene•ouslyt,
, but hy,
a •on a1,d driver. at
put his delivery y w g ii
the disposal of the Society and goo s
were delivered all over town.
r town A num-its
were delivered stl over toP.,
her of the men also assisted a 11 after-
iassistance' ein much a e.
noon, their 'being P.
pre+{aced. '
Mr. W, Walker also kindly offered
his ' .afternoon
the use of his eat, ton 11.e
_for an. errand whatever:. • •
i
• Not only were the.. donations tt.ont
the townspeople and from thecountr ,.I
y
people' very generous, but the mer-
chants alsogave of their wares, for
sale, thus helping to swell. the Pro-
ceeds,
'Slang
Itwas verily,.a .Ion pull a strop
g ',, g
pull and a -pen to ether - and the
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result reflects credit Clinton and
upond,P
the surrounding country, •
Tl a Patriotic Society intend pute
• ting on a'concer.t on Nov, i'lth.
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ld lz-
-(is,atiA�1Q1�y,
We Take
Announc-
-
.
.in
-in Our Co111plete Readiness for
g
Permit
plan to
winter
The New Overcoats
Men who
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cell'entshowing
We are
for men—styles
Stylish
Y •;
rt heap
X1.00,
In conrplete,tange
Ask to
i 22.
of
to -order,
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Fall Business.
fall and
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Please
an early
our ea
.: ::
"`afternoon
of suits
in style,
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$4:00.
men's
a• i
1 rata,
..
us to suggest that jt is -an excellent
make your selections for your
needs n0iv. •• ••
for Men Will Surely
You.
recognize rife advantage of
are sure to be impressed with
of fall 'st les; ::
Y
n ' !
@@IO.00 to $25;00.
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showing an especially fine line
full of "Dash" and "Go„';
0
$8.50 to $22.5 .,
new hats that areright, h right
g t, g t
quality andri right rioe:
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$I.50, $2.00, $2.;50 to
Stantteld S Underwear',
of roti and bl.te labels.
see our spec- 'Bi range of
P g
suit made- odd trousers
r .. n ,: 980 to $5.00,
Motto
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Star
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little
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up-
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Rev.,
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me to;
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John
Herta] and
scored
win '
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Bright,
cafortlt
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superi-
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tioned4
rate.
S.,
Strata-
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Parker.
o for.
atford.
-et ton, •
by 1110
1 Mrs,
is City,
Clinton
good
s and
Lnd,
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4ednes-
others'
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never
an an-
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the
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t boast,
orid 0i,
store,,
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mills
mills
on11ace ,
extend-
Sater-
f a ther,
general
The de-
s wife
s only.
ltaun
as a.
Holm, of
rich,
tessage
Orth of
up to
t lust.
app ar-.
le fig-
ht Aire
ed hint:
regard-
lodged
,e loeak
three -
Tim
spent
Cent and'
form or
NN in-
- again
nto,
church
r.
ti
Mrs.,
both
present
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a num
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