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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1917-08-09, Page 8"flee majorityof the people eat too mueh, anyway," aatd Bliss 14ci- die professor of i'Ionsohotd Sas IN at tho Manitoba Agrieeltival tlellege, wlicn discussing the Oaleuliau. Food 1)ontroller'a stiggestioll' that hole,:, Mad restaurants institute two meat- less flays per wools, "And ifuslting hotel menus to two or three courses is•a Ane idea." - Sir William Hearst, Premier of Ontario, feat's that allortage of lead. supplies will hinder the Allies in winning thq war, '1We must look caliely land fear. lessly at the present situation, Tin- ton there is geoater thrift, economy and conservation of food, there will be a shortage of sepplfea to fareai; Britain and her Allies that will Bin- der bar ensues of winning the war," said Premier Hearst, hardware Notwithstanding the great advance in prices owing to the great European troubles. we have many lines at less than war prices. A few of the last lot of Perfection Oil Stoves and Ovens left yet, The next lot will be mueh higher in price A few pieces of Cut Glass at cost, to clear, Two Specials e a A The Disinfecting, Germ -killing Whale Padnl,—use spray or brush BRANTFORD SLATES See our Asphalt Slate Shingles—red, green Will give a list next week of articles at Special Low Prices to clear, llarlaud Bros. HARDWARE, STOVES AND NOVELTIES o, i vrimearsixzeommemsoarmar,arTinm. ICool Shoes In damp, at Tennis, on the Bowling Green or just at home, you'll need a pair of these coolers, There are tan leathers, Buck and Canvas Shoes. High or Iow 3ut as you prefer. Rubber Sole Shoes with the low rubber heels are the favorites. • OUTING SHOES For Men or Women at $1, $1.35, $1,50 to $4 For Children at 85c, $1 and $1,25. Come in and select a pair of these IDEAL' -SUMMER FOOT COMFORTERS and we will fit them to your feet perfectly Fred. Jackson QUICK SHOE REPAIRS. FLEET FOOT SHOES Our stock of Fleet Foot shoes is now at its best and consists pi lines suitable for each member of the family, We have pretty little strap slippers for the wee 'tots, pumps and high -shoes for ladies and good hard wearing shoes in black, tan and white forthegirls and boys. We are also showing a heavy work shoe for men, canvas upper and heavy rubber sole. Our prices on these goods is rook bottom and no other shoe will give you so much in comfort and wear for so small a price as a pair of Fleet Foot. t t Head Comfort To be comfortable you must keep the head cool. See what we are offering in ladies' and children's hats in straw, pananra, cloth and canvas,, iehoensIstels4-..1 11 1 1-1.ia i i1 11 See our merle Panama nobby.. and sailor hats. They are very, If Plumsteel Bros. Small Profits PHONE 20 More Business I 1 l AGENTS—SEMI-READY CLOTHING, NEW IDEA PATTERNS. Jee.•11. A Beautiful Art Square lends a charm to" the room. It has other advantagee al- so, being easy to clean, easy to remove. We bave at present an excellent show- ing of fine rugs including Bruesels, Axminsters, Wil - tons, etc., that we have priced atattractiverices. We would be most pleased to show them to you., JAS. DUNFORD Undertaker and Pune>al Director. 28 Phone 28 legroweamelmmisenewiowerreereinmeiceeiumeremeell 1 Clinton. ,hews-itecor.d August 8th IMIT PA T HIS Y�NTII ►Este 1NG.. . picture ia,to give you an idea of the thrillsome fun your child can have with a KIDDIE ISAR. It is shade in three sizes, selected wood, strongly put together, solid wood wheels, with steering handle that turns easily. Good indoors as Lyell as out and for both boys and girls.The hit of the year in toys. Tile W. D. Fair Co. Often the Cheapest Always the Best Mr. T. Jackson is in Toronto and Montreal this week. Miss Sadie liahally is with Mitchell friends for her holiday, Mrs. H. Ridge of BowmanviBe is vis- iting Mrs, Tony Lawson, Miss Beryl Cooper visited last week with her uncle in Goderieh, Miss Margaret Mahalfy has taken a position on the postofice staff. Miss Jean 1i/teals of Detroit is holidaysing at her home in town. Mrs, Thos. Jackson and family are spending a few weeks in Bayfield. Miss Florence Burke of St. Thomas is the guest of Miss Hattie Ceur- tiee, Miss Hannah Argent of Toronto was up for over the week -end and holi- day. Miss Louise Beaton of Toronto is spending a vacation at her home in town. Miss Maida Cooper of Glasgow Pub. Rouse„ Toronto, was a holiday vis- itor in town. Mr. Fred Thompson of Arkona is the guest this week of Mr, and Mrs. H. 0. Eastmau. Air. and Mrs. Chas, McKinnon and Miss Kathleen are spending a holi- day at Bayfield. Miss Eva Stevenson of Jackson, Mich., is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. Cuninghame. Miss McKenzie af Lucknow was a guest last week at the bore of Mrs. MacLennan, Rev. W. '1', and Mrs. Clutf were in Clinton last week andare now holi- daying at Bayfield, Mrs. Smith and daughter, who have been- visiting, with Mrs. Gosleigh, have returned to Toronto. Mr, T. Watts, who has a good posi- tion in Oshawa,, spent the week -end with his family in town. Mrs. H. Smillie of Chicago has been visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. A. J. Grigg, during the past week. Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Mann have had a fortnight's visit from their bro- ther and sister of Akron, Ohio. Mrs, Seigner of London spent the week -end as the guest of her par- ents, Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Huller. Miss Agnes Chidley, of the Toron- to Education Department, is spend- ing her vacation with her sisters in town. Air. and Mrs. J. W. Barlett and son Wilfrid of Toronto were guests ov- er the holiday of the former's sis- ter, Mrs. Tony Lawson. Misses Rath, Carol, and Grace Evans, who have been spending a few weeks with an aunt at Kin- cardine, have returned home. Mr. and Mrs, I. Rattenbury and Alias Dorothy Rattenbury, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Gibbings and Mr, and Mrs, A. J. of 2 q T nowt . returned on Tues- day evening from a very enjoyable auto trip to Lapeer and Flint, Mich, Rev. Donald McLeod arrived on Tues- day and has joined Iris wife,; who has been visiting her parents, Mr, . and Mrs, Ralph Tiplady. They intend also visiting Mr. MoLeod's people at Ripley before returning to their home in Montreal. Mr. and Mrs. Barry Marsh and Mas- ter Norman and Mrs. Phillips, who had been spending a fortnight as the guests of Mrs. Marsh's parents, Mr. and Mrs, George Davis, re, turned to Detroit on Friday. Miss Mae Davis returned with them and is spending a couple of weeks in the City, of Straits, Mr. and Mrs, W. 'P. O'Neil. returned on 'Thursday evening from a six- weeks' trip through the western provinces. They visited their daughter, Mrs., (Dr,) Ross, at Swift Current, Sask., then went au to Calgary, Banff and other points, Mr. O'Neil reports the crops not looking extra well, especially in Saskatcfiewan and ,Alberta, owing to the late and dry season, The farmers, however, are characteris- tically optimistic. At almost ev- ery point they met old friends from Ontario, all of whom welcom- ed them with true western bospit- xlity, 11 spEciAL. 394nc1i Black TaWeta bilk (C. & J. Bonnet's Make) $ 1 .75 This Valtie is an a Par with COATS' SPOOL at 5e. Hafilfl RrO2T6t$IAUSE 92T5, Si0_ UT`TERICK 4 'BUTTE!CK.. PA1 ERNS :PATTERN BATHING SIT TCs 9201 t_ 1.4 cer- WOMEN'S STORE Dry Goods, House Furnishings phone 67 Next to Royal Bank , Juntore or Girls.Drese 9177 "1'rensfor (10101 itn, 7 13ut+erick Pattern Sold 9191 �j ej Transfer !—A - _ tSeuttertck_ MEN'S STORE Custom Tailoring and (phone 103) , Men's Furnishings Opposite Public Library • Coderich The following complimentary and appreciative communication has been received bp Mrs. Reynolds, Goderisn's blind, but indomitable knitter, from the bead office of the Canadian Red Cross Society, Toronto Dear Madam, — Information has reached this office of the fact that you have, since the commencement of the war, knitted 450 pairs of socks, which have been a contribution from yourself to your country through the medium of the Canadian Red Cross Society. At a meeting of the execu- tive committee held on Tuesday,- I was requested to express to you the high appreciation of , the Canadian Red dross Society for the wonderful work you have done in aid of the sick and wounded, and to state tbat a copy of this letter will be recorded upon the minutes of the society's meeting. Faitbfully, yours,—Noel Marshall, Chairman Executive Com- mittee. From February 1, 1015, to August 1, 1017, Mrs. Reynolds has knitted five hundred and twenty pairs of" socks, all .01 which have been knitted for the soldiers. She knits regularly every week four pairs of soots, a wonderful showing for a• blind woman in her 82nd year, Mr. C. J. W. Taylor of• Trenton has been engaged to take charge of the organ in Knox church during the absence of Mr. Sunbury on active service. He commences Oris new dut- ies at the first of September. Miss Frances Wiggins is home from Detroit on a vacation. Mrs. Dickson of Toronto is the guest of Rev. J, and Mrs. Ford, oL d Rev. W. Stoddart of Rochester, N. Y., is spending his annual holiday visit at his home in town. Mrs.. II, Martin of Ottawa is visi- tfug her mother, Mrs, McIntosh of West street, Mr, and Mrs, ('has. W. Doty and family. have come up from Toronto and will spend the summer in town, Ivlr. Doty has taken a position with the National Ship Building Co, brr, and Mrs. I -I, J. Horton of Steelton and their daughter, lvlrs, Kelly of London were in town for a few days last week. Mr, Horton formerly did business in Goderieh. Mr, and Mrs, Fred W. Doty have been spending a vacation with Rev. 1. T. and Mrs. LOGeat of Mansfield, Ohio, at their cottage at Kincardine. Misses Helen and Isabel Miller of St. Helens have been visiting at the Monies of their uncle, Mt. J. W. Salkeld of the hayfield Road, Rev. A. Meldrum and his daughter, Miss Dorotlip of Cleveland, 0,, are Mere for their annual holiday, Dr: E. 13ryans of Brussels, who has just returned from spending a year at the trent, was a visitor in town recently. Dr, 13tyans attended Collo, grate in Godcriclt and called- our sever- e', old friends while in town. 05,000 will be eiupended upon God. erielr barbel. It is not known just when work. Evill be c0anueeeed, London Road Haying is finished and grain har- vesting has commenced, Miss Miller of Clinton is visiting her sister, Mrs. McKnight, Sr. Mr, and Mrs. 'E. Crich of the State of Michigan motored over and have been visiting the former's par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Crich. Mr, and Mrs, Samuel . Stevens of Detroit motored over last weer and spent a few days with the Stevens and Deihl families. Mrs. J. L. Challenger o0 Egerton, Alberta, is visiting her father, Mr. Win. Hardy. Mr. and Mrs, John Layton of Pet- erboro are spending a holiday with relatives hereabouts, The Loudon Road Epworth League Will meet on Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. Roy Plhmsteel. Mrs. (Rev.) A. E. Allen of Creel - man, Sask,, and her children have been visiting friends' in the vicinity. The League.of Turner's church held a social evening on the lawn of Mr. George Turner yesterday, Wednes- day. 4 Seaforth. Mrs. Powell and her dailghter, Miss Isabel, of Philadelphia are visit- ing the former's mother, Mrs, F,, .Case. Mrs, Wilson of Goderich visited last week with her sister, Mrs. Geo. Abcrhart, Miss Kate Broadfoot of Hamilton is holidaying at the home of her mother in town. Mrs, J. M. Campbell of Missouri has bacu the guest of Mrs. T. E. Bays, Miss Thelma Pethick is visiting in London, Mrs, W, holt of New York is the guest of her patents, Col, and Mrs. Wilson, Miss Grace Weir, who has been hol- idaying at her home here, has re- turned to New York, Hiss Minnie McKay is spendivg n few .weeks with Boston friends, Miss Geraldine Carpenter of Chica- go has been visiting at the home of Ml', and Mts. Geo. Sills, Mrs. James McLeod. of Manitowan- ing is visiting her daughter, Mrs, \\', E. Southgate, Jr, Rev, F, IT, Larkin is apending his vacation in Newark, N. ,.1, Miss Beth 13arton is visiting rela- tives in Hamiiton, Judge J. A, Jackson of the sup- remo Court, ;Alberta, visited last week at the home of his father, 61i'. G. E, Jackson of Egmondville. Mr. and Mrs. W, J. Duncan were in Hamilton, St. Catharines and 'To- ronto last week, Mrs. L. G. Welt has retuned from Menford were she spent a few weeks With Mr Weir. Miss R. Staples of, Ingersoll has been visiting her sister, Mrs, Mae- t>dvish, Hullett Township Miss Loretto Flynn of Toronto is spending a fortnight at the parental home, Mr. and Mrs. D. Flynn's. Mr. Wm. Brown and his two chil- dren, Master Robert and Miss Mat- tie, and his sister, hiss Bessie, re- turned to Detroit on Saturday after spending a week or so at their old some in Hullett. They came 133160t - on Messrs. Ed, and Clare Blake mot- ored over from Detroit on Saturday afternoon and are spending this week at their home on the 7th con. Mr, Ernest Reynolds of Peterboro is spending a week's holidays with his parents, lir: and Mrs, D. Rey- nolds, Miss Mary A. Morrison left last Friday to visit her sister, Mrs. Mike Quigle3i, in the State of Michigan, who is seriously ill, Miss Loretto Flynn was successful in passing the junior grade exam. in 'auction arta tie Comer- wutoe7 cit Rude. Messrs. James and Richard Hannan and Master Gerald Hanlon of Strat- ford spent Sunday and Monday at the home of Mr; and Mrs. Richard Blake, Miss Eulalia Flynn is holidaying at her home here. She has Miss Helen Ross of Clinton visiting her this week, Wingham. Rev. J, F, and Mrs, Dingman and Mrs, Is. A. Dingman are spending the month with relatives at Rome, N , Y. Messrs. Thos. and Mark Cassels of town and James Galley of Morris township, visited; with Mr. Wm, Cas- sels of Flint, Mich,, who is 111, lir, E. C. Crow of the Dominion Bank has been transferred to the branch at Chatham. Mr, and Mrs, John Jerome of De- troit spetlt a few days recently \\•tilt the former's parents, Dr. and firs. n , S. Jerome, Mrs. Duncan A. McGillivray of Toronto is visiting at the home of Mr, Arch. McGillivray. Miss Verna Armour has gone to'To- ronto to nccvpt a position, Mrs, (1. Is. (Mender of Lon- don has been in town as Oa post of the Misses VanStone. lb Miss Sadie Davidson has been pro- moted to the position of teller in the Dominion Bank, lnesl bran.'h. Sheep have been sorionsly damaged by dogs hi Morris Township Eluting the past few weeks, Mr. Wm. Sheridan, who has been living ill the Peace lover Distnet, 'ls visiting blonds hero, ,Mr, Sheridan was reported to have been from to death last winter but his old friends hereabouts are ,glad to see him ',or+k- ing well and Hearty, It`erguson, former Clerk of Wingham, now a resident of Cali- fornia, has been renewing old friend- ships in town, Londesboro. Mr. Ernest Adams is, we are sorry to say, not feeling as well as his many friends would wish. We hope he will soon be better, Miss Cora White of Drayton is vis- iting lier,cousin, Miss Elsie Millar. Misses Edith and Susie Sampson are visiting friends at Aurora, Mr. and firs, James Watt have returned home after their honeymoon trip. The girls Have returned home af ter camping for two weeks at Grand Bend and bp the looks of them we would judge that lake breezes agreed with them. Mr, John Hutton unloaded a car oats and cement last week. Haying is about all finished around here and some have started to cut their wheat and barley, Mr. Thos. Millar unloaded a car of coal. )Ir. John Cartwright has purcbasf a Ford car. Misses J0115 and Itate Brown pass- ed with first class honors the elent- entry grade in connection with the Toronto Conservatory of Music. 1313th Mrs. Cole and hisses Hazel Pmts and Grace I'lorney are holidaying at Niagara Falls. Mr, W. J. Haines and Miss ?Antic. returned last week to; Belleville, 1111. James McMurehie has a beaut- iful. display, 1 p y, of roses, some of them rare varieties. Judge and Mrs, Jackson of Leth- bridge, . Alberta, are visit its at 11 n home of the latter's father, ;dr, ,1. G, Entfgh, Itirs, Hartley and little daughter, Pauline of Vankieek Mill, have ban: visiting in town but are now gone to Wroxeter, Mrs, Alex. Boyd of Thessalon hat been visiting her daughter, Sirs, ,1, II. R. Elliott. Mrs, Whitfield McCormick of Trow•• bridge and Miss Margaret Blake el Winnipeg are visitors at the parsotn• age, Gall or phone prices on Electric With and Fixtures BYAM & SUTTER Sanitary Plumbers. Phone 7es