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A MACK ALL FURNACE
Inthesame insures Health
Comfort, Satisfaction.
throughout the winter
SEE OUR .COOK STOVES AND HEATERS
SUTTER Ei PERDUE
RARDWARE, PLUMB/NG & ELECTRICIANS.
YaOiii 147w. CLINTON, ONT.
Stock Lines Of scarce Goods
WOOL BLANKETS
All pure wool, White with fancy colored border
large size 64x84 and 72x84 Buy the Now you /nay
not get them later,
MOTOR RUGS
3 only, all wool, Scotch plaid motor Rugs large
size heavy weight and good value.
BLEACHED COTTON MEETS
1 dozen only large size 81x99 Extra value at $2.40
Bleached Sheeting 81 in. wide a good cotton and a
good buy 85c
Fancy Plaid'Flannelette An American Cloth suit-
able for pyjamas fancy quilt ginning etc.
Heavy Pyjama FIannelette in fancy stripes same
old cloth at same old price 35c yd.,,
Plumsteel Bros.
Arrow Mkh•t. — .Adeno Brits Scott & McBale Shoes for Mole
Agent.* 'tip Top .Tailor..
We Offer at The Following Prices
MEN'S OVERALLS Big B. Brand $1.75
MEW'S BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR per garment
BOY'S BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR per garment
BOY'S JERSEYS
MEN'S SHIRTS, Collars and TIES
RUGS BRUSSELS also TAPESTRY
Half Price
Half Price
.75
.50
.50
BROWN'S
One Door North of Royal Bank
Salvation Ai'my Appeal
The •Salvation Army Home Front
appeal will, open September 18th and
will continue for twelve days. The
pbjebt is to raise one million dollars.
In 400 towns, cities and villages, 30,
000 .voluirteerswill co-operate with
1.500 Salvation Army officers in
making the appeal a success. Thd
objective for Clinton is $500. Fur-
ther particulars will be givejn later,
Girls Auxiliary 'Changes
Meeting N,ght
The monthly business • melding of
the Girls' Auxiliary was held on
Tuesday evening. It was. decided to
meet regularly again' on Monday
evenings. There is a rather large
quota of hospital supplies and all the
girls are urged to come up: each week
and assist in this vitally important
part of Red Cross work. The next
meeting will be held on Monday,
Sept. • 11th.
STANLEY
Mrs, John McGregor ` entertained
on Wednesday, September 6th in
honour of Mrs. Neil McGregor's
eiightieth birthday. Old friends and
neighbours were present to extend
congratulations on this occasion.
DEATHS
aifealtEGOR--•Tn Detroit, Miele, on
Monday,Sept. 4th, Mary Jane
Currie, widow of the late Charles
MIGregor, formerly of Goderich
Red Shield
The regular meeting of the Red
Shield was.held in the Army Hall
with 17 members. and 2 visitors
present. The following donations
are acknowledged; MTS. Potter, 2
babies _nighties; Mrs Swan,, lining
for one quilt top. The collection
amounted to $6.08. The next meet-
ing will be held in the Army Hall,
Anybody wiehing to make girls
sweaters size 8 to 14 years are
aslcgs to get in touch With Mr's,
Chas. Elliott, Knitters are urgently
needed to prepare knitted things, to'
be used in the Rehabilitation Work.
• Mrs. Thos. Leppington, convenor
of thei puking committee, has ` re-
ceived letters of thanks from the
following Clintonians overseas; Pte.
Rey H. Pickett, W. J. Benzo, Sgn.
L. J. Brown, • Pte. C. E. Glidden,
Spa R. McCabe, L. Cpl. R. F. Lep-
pington, Cpl. Joe. Steely, Bch.. Fer-
gus- McKay, Pte. W. C. Kennington,
Spr. W. H. Gtdmore, Pte. Bruce
Tacker, Pte. W. E. Steep, Pte, Ethel.
Neilans, Pte. Morris Frame, Pte.
Cecil E1leott and Clarence Neilans,
R. C. N. V. R.
V
All Overseas Addresses
The Girls Auxiliary wish to helma complete mailing list of ell. Clin-
tonians in -the services overseas,
and alI families in town are ::eked
to give these addresses to Evelyn
fall at the News -Record office,
bele:
e ;September 21st, The Net is for
the purpose of mailing a Christmas`
o eachone fro C
'township, wing overseas,
#oft t f Ileton,. eeiv-
r
THE CANTON ' NQ
School
Make
this
store
your
headquarters
for
school
supplies
and
text
books
G. R. McEwan Co.
Books & Stationery
PHONE 84
"OFTEN THE OHEAPEST
ALWAYS THE BEST"
•
Miss Pearl Elliott spent the week
end with friends in London. •
Miss Lois Connell was in Toronto
last,week, the guest of Miss Peggy
KiIty.
Mrs. A. Moore of Detroit spent th
week end with 'her brother, Mr. A.
J. McMurray.
Pte. A. B. Corless'is spending a
leave with his wife and little
daughter, Susan.
Mrs. J. F. Thompson of Goderich'
was a 'recent guest of Mr. and he
CORD
PCRSONALS
Mrs, Beaton sport the week end
with her d ug�later, 14lre. 0, 1!;,
Moffat:, roar, Sarnia,
Mies Gloria .11ione of '1'ot or VW -C.
011( ovri the weekend with olio. ;and
Mr's, Lloyd Ferguson, ,
Mrs, Oliyer 'Duneun nod billy and
Barbara of Grand Valley visited
Mrs. Beaton last weelc.
Mrs, 1V, 1', Hawkins and Mhos Made-
leine Ilawkius spent the week end
with relatives in Newton.
stirs, Elizabeth, Walker, of Kitc'h-
encr spent the week end with Mr.
and Mrs, George A, Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Mario -Love, Marilyn
and' Shirley Odra the, weekend
with Mr. and Mrs, Ly
lod Ferguson
.Mr, Frank Tr'owsrrthe spent the pe
wii3k With Mr, and Mr's. Hower
Trewartha before returning t
'King-stateMr, and Mit, W. R, Hume and family
of Milton spent the holiday and
weekend with Mr. and Mee. T. R.
Jenkins and relatives at Auburn:
Mr. and' Mrs. Rawlings of Windsor
and Mrs. MacDonald and daughter
Beth, of Detroit were guests the
past week of Mr., and Mrs. Dia
Cornish.
` 1HJ
RS,, SEPTI:. 7th 1914'
FLOWERS
Fir all Occasions
DILL FOR SALE
F. R. CUNINGHAME
Member of FIorists Tel, Del. As.
Personal care given every order
and special attention given to
Funeral Orders.
Phone, 176 and 31
f Superior Store
Mr. and Mrs. Sewter and family o
Sarnia and Mrs. L. E. Ball an
baby daughter of: Port Huron were
week end guests of Mrs. G. H
Elliott.
Pte. W. Ferguson of the 48th High-
"' lenders has returned to Cann
Borden alter spending a leave with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Ferguson.
Mrs. E. J. Mcl3rien, who has been a
patient in Clinton Hospital during
the past seven weeks, is now at
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Melvin Crich.
Mr. and Mrs W. S. R. HoIrnes and
Miss Gertrude Homles and Missn
Pauline' Johnson of Londospent
the week end and holiday with
friends in Toronto.
Mrs. Claremee Green and daughter,
Audrey' of Fort Erie were recent
guests of Mr. and Mrs. James
Livermore, who returned with
them and spent the holiday with
thelm.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyers, Jr. of
Wilton Grove, who are on their
honeymoon trip, were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Dia Cornish, The
e bride: was formerly Miss ,lean Rey
of Zurich,
Mrs. Orval Lobb. Cl
Miss . Phyllis Ball and Miss Phyllis
Craig spent the holiday with Mr. M
and Mrs. Ed. Ball.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer• Murray and G
little daughteraxe Gayle a h 1'd y
ing with relatives in Kitchener
Drayton and Harriston.
Mrs. Gertrude Palmer and son Mas-
ter Billy Cooper spent last weektn
with the forer's sister, Mrs. Dore
Dale of Hullett twp.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hoggart and
Mrs. Brown spent a few days with
the fortner's -daughter, Mrs. C.
McPherson of Stratford,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Hopkins and daugh-
ter, Diane, and Mrs,:Arnold Hill
of Toronto were: week end' guests
of Mr. and Mrs. H. Fitzsimmons,
Mrs. Myrtle Robertson and her two
daughters, have recently returned
after spending a Month in Mon-
treal as the guests of Mrs. C.
Jackson,
Mr. and Mrs. W. Johnston have: re-
turned -home after a ten day visit
at Fenwick, They 'were accom-
panied •home by the latter's sister,
Mrs. Nelson Brady.
Lt. Omdr, Fletcher of the U. S.
Coast Guard and, . Mrs, Fletcher
and Lt. Hugh Flat het. and Mrs.
Fletoher were .holiday guests of
Miss SarahSionrane:
Week end visitors at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Crich were;
Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Menden of
Detroit, Miele, Mr. and Mrs. E. M.
Marian of Essex, Ont., and Ray
Gibbings of Durham, Ont,
Mrs. Elia M. Shaw of 13rigden,,;sis-
ter of . Mrs-. •W. 13, Seeley, who
underwent a major operation a
week ego Monday in Sarnia Gen-
eral Respite!, is progressing fav-
ourably, Bar deter, Mrs, Seeley
and sen, :lobby, have retuned
from I3rigclon,
-
24'. and Mfrs. M. '11. Cargess tepont
Sunday at jeletnsry with Mr, end
Mr's. ':'hamlet, Megert'lti, Fheh' on i
Ivan, Who 15 repelled tnissip,g, was
the nit'f/iimi5, In tire' bomber, r
whirrs was cnlrtirinori by P.' O. a
Alyi Melees.. )1 t;lllans, T}re batnbor' ;felled it
to nettiru nfl,ttr nip anore•tlerrs in a
HOLMESVILLE
Mrs. Donald Beringer is visiting
r parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.'Me-
inehey.
School opened on Tuesday with,
iss Fern Watson in charge.
Miss Ruth Harris has taken a spo
tion in Campbell's drug .storms 1
aderich.
LIFE
'Yesterday
We heard new voices
In 'a sonbbrrd's, nest;
Believed the Universe rejoices
And felt God very near.
Today
We watched a tiger swallowtain
,Emerge from the cocoon
Aa a moist crumble, dry
Its waxen flakes and fly,
Marselling at the efficiency
Of the reefing of, eacdi colored sail
Whieh God and time 'have taught,
Tomorrow, •
In shinny noon
Shall we see again
A songspar.'row bgattle
An unarmed golden swallowtail
In midair,
Wanting as food only that small
body,
The mangled sails falling,
Twisting, twirling
Like flaming wings from a fairy
plane,
And be stricken to silence?
Emily Leavens
•If" you look at a grain of wheat
you will see that it seems folded
up; it has crossed' its arnns' and roll-
ed itself up in a cloak, a fold of
which forms a groove, and so gone
to sleep. If you look at it some time,
as people in the old enchanted days
used to look into a mirror, or the
magic ink; until they salty living
figures therein, you can almost trace
a Miniature human being in the
oval of the grain. It is narrow at
hn top, where the head would be,
and broad ahross the shoulders, 'and
:arrow again down 'toward the feet:.t
tiny Oman or woman has wrapped hange round about with a garment 1
nd settled to slumber. Richard
PHONE 111--.CLlNTON
SPECIALS FOR
SEPTEMBER 7, 8, 9
H1LLCREST TOILET TISSUE
3 rolls 25d
AYLMER CHOICE PUMPKIN
ige. tin 12e
HILLCREST SHORTENING lb. 19a
KELLOGG'S ALL WHEAT WITH
Free Bowl 2 ige, pkgs. - 25e
COWAN'S COCOA 1 lb. tin, 24e
', lb. tin lie
SUPERIOR BAKING POWDER
iS oz. tin 23e
WHEAL BERRIES 5 lb, bag 't5e
NABOB COFFEE 1 lb. „ „ 45c
KEENS MUSTARD ?s lb. tin 27c
WOODBURY'S SOAP 2 cakes , , 15e
ORANGES, size 288s doz. 37e
GRAPEFRUIT size 126s ,S for 19c
LEMONS, size 360s 3 for Ile
POTATOES, 15 lb. peck . , . , , 43c
TOMATOES 11 qt. basket . , , , 50e
'i. B. THIIMPSUN
?roe Delivery
A DOCTOR'S MORNING PRAYER
O Lord, I offer up to you this day.
Walk with me through its hours;
show me, the way
To draw froth • Your divinefess
power to heal
The sick, to lessen pain and grief,.
to feel
That I have brought thorn to the
Mercy Seat
So- they can lay their sorrows at
Your fo(et,
If I must stand aside and yield to
' Death,
Let me at least comfort- that Leet -
,
Give me the courage to share with
I those made weak
By pain. Left me have love for thos
SPECIALS VALUES FOR
CATELLIS EGGWIJEAT
NOODLES 2 pkgs. 25c
CURLING DRIED
PEAS 2 pkgs. 23c
LIBBY'S VEGETABLE
SOUP 3 Tins 25c
vELVET';TA
SEPTEMBER 8 and 9th
WINGS . LEMON PIE,.
FILLER 2 Tins:25a
ViANQAMP'S QUICK SKRVE.
BEANS pkg. `_ 10c
CANADA SEAL
HERRING 2 Tins 19ct
(CHEESE. pkg.ODER. TOILET
210 SOAP 3 for 19e'
AYLMER DEHYDRATED SUNBURY?S BLACK
BEANS 2 Tins 15o, TEA
x/2 lb. 35d:
ROBIN HOOD QUICK~' — V1KrNG TOILET
OATS pkg. 19c TISSUE roll 5"d
GOLD MEDAL CHOICE' LYNN VALLEY
PUMPKIN 2 .Tins 25c BEET GREENS tin 150°
BENSO'N'S CH, ^TOMATO ' BRUNSSJWICK
JUICE' 2 Tins 19c SARDINES 3 tins' 250
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS' AND VEGETABLES:
' PEACHES -- APPLES - PEARS —PLUMS — MELONS — CORN'
PEPPERS .CABBA,GE' —.BEETS- —CARROTS —CAULIFLOWER
CALIFORNIA LARGE 300's ONTARIO CHOICE'
LEMONS 8 for 13c CELERY 2 for 19a
MARSH SEEDLESS 125's ON7,lA,RIo CHOICE No. 1
GRAPEFRUIT 3 - 21c TOMATOES 3 lbs 140
CALIFORNIA SWEET 220's CALIFORNIA RED
ORANGES doz.. 49a GRAPES lb. 25a
!r�I
C. M SHEARING
PHONE 48 FOR QUALITY FOODS - CLINTON
NEW FURNITURE
Is beginning to come in and will continue for some
time as we bought extensively while on a Buying
Trip at the Different Factories.
There will be Bedroom, Dining Room, Breakfast
Room Suites Cedar Chests End Tables, Coffee
Tables, and Various other styles of tables.
BALL & ZA PPE
Store Phone 195
DOUGLAS G. BALL J. J. ZAPPE
Phone 110 Phone 108
STOVES
Why not stop in now and buy the stove you are needing, Our
supply will be limited.
See our Clare Bras. Jewel and our Enterprise models.
We also have a few new lines in stock.
Clothes Baskets, Clothe Hoitse, .Square Tubs, and Clothes Wringers,
Call in as soon as possible before our supply is depleted.
Hawkins Hardware
PLUMBING AND HEATING
WEEK END SPECIALS
CLARICE'S CATSUP Fiovour .. 35c
WHITE WINE or CIDER 'Vinegar
gal. 50c
PICKLING SPICES pkg, 5e
GRAN. SUGAR 3 lbs. for ..,, 25c
WHEAT PUFFS bushel ... , , , 45o
R. C. MACARONI 3 pkg. 25e
TOILET SOAP Lux, Camay etc
8 for 20e
SHRI;DDIES 2 pkg. 25e
KLEEN •— ZIT (the cleaner) 45e
e NONSUCIf RUG WASH •.... 20c
NONSUCH WINDOW Cleaneti' .16c
' FLY TOX or FLY SPRAY 25c --45e
GRAPEFRUIT 126s 3 for ....25e
Tit loneliness a;. friendship's staff
Defend m
From harm the babies. born: today
And lend
To me 'Your grace, that. all my Life
• ;nay. stand
Unblemished, stirong, nor built on
changing sand;
Sri -curdy wrought of all things good
and true,
A signpost that will point the way
to You.
Edith Tatum
Literature is news that stays news.
—Ezra Pound. •
Every living 'language, like the
perspiring bodies of living creatures,
is in _perpeiival motion and latera -
tion; some words go off, and become'
obsolete; others are taken, in, and
by degrees grow into common use;
or the same word is invej•ted to.a
new sense and motion, which in
Tact ofi time makes' as observable a
o in the'air and features of a
angua•ge as age maks in the -lines
nd mien of a face.—Richard Bent.
ey; 1697.
,Tillie:
*ferias.
( ORANGES AT 33c -30e --49e
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
NOTICE
Garage to rent apply at Store.
W. L. JOHNSON
PHONE 286 GROCER
DELIVERY HOURS 4 to 6 p.m.
First Mortgage Loans
If additional money is needed
to help you buv a 'productive farm,
send us particulars. •
Possibly we can • assist you.
through our loaning department.
Attractive terms. All inquiries
treated confidentially.
fleirort&Erie
MORTGAGE CORPORATION
`
London Windsor
Sit. Thomas ,Chatham'
PHONE 244
SPECIALS
AYLMER Quick Cooking De-
hydrated beans per tin 5e
SUPER SUDS. pkg. . 22e
WALKERS Sodasle 2Gr 1 Ib. pkg. 154
CERTO bott
OXFORD INN Vegetable Soup
3 tins 25e
SUCCESS Paste Wax 1 ib. tin 32a
CANADA SEAL Fresh Herring
tion 10e
PAULA. Sugar Sub. bottle . , 29e
AYLMER Infant Food 8 Tins ..23e
WHITE BEAR Toilet Tissue
3 rolls 25e
NUTRIM baby cereal large pkg. 493
READY CUT Macaroni 4 pkgs. 25e
LIFEBUOY SOAP 3 bars .. 19e
PUMPKIN Large tins 2 for , , 27e
DEVON PEAS 20 oz. tin 15,.
AYLMER Apple Juice 2 btls. .,ie
CLARIC'S Assorted soups 8 tins 2,.e
FRESH FRUITS - & VEGETABLES
IN OUR MEAT COUNTER
Fresh Wieners lb. 21e
Fresh Sausages ib. .. ..,.. 25e
Breakfast Bacon lb. 42e
Balogna Ib, 24e
Also a good assortment of cooked
meats
19c. LB.
tIrval ,
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