The Clinton News Record, 1918-4-25, Page 1No OS 38th Year
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CLINTON,'QNTARYO, THURSDAY, APRIL 25th, 1918
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LOCAL MA,RIr,1 '1',
11'hoat $8,10,
BucJctvhoab$1,55:-;,
Barley $j.40:
Oats BDc,
A LUNG• SEPARATION,
lI'IL$ 1VTarshall of lain g street;,
received word this week a 'lite dpair
a ter sister, Susan Cribble s wife
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o Joint I3oo]cway of.Iiisl)op's Law-
�, i,P:A. 1i'I1.L COLLECT PAPERS'"Hurons-
The Young Ladies' l�atriotic Atrx,
Wary intend making a ealection ofr
papers, rags and rubbers throughout
the town on Wednesdaj, '1']ltarsday
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The irons .,. Are Good Men Arid
ire Soldiers'
Better 4ic to 42c,
ten, England, It is .fifty-five Years
and Friday a next week, Flolitte-
Maio; J,
Fora birthday, ora wedding' present, the best Way in which
You eau express our noel wviebps is to "$a it With a _� yy
r y g y Watch."
A watch makes a distinctively ersonalgift,it le both
bountiful and useful, P
Everybody needs a watch whether wrists watch or a pocket
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• watch, for men, woman or child, you will find it here with us-
at
at its best,.
Eggs BIo to 85e:
Live Bogs $19,01),
ME•DICAG BOARD HERE.
, A military medical board; consist-
Eng Of Drs, Brink, Arkell and Wilson
of headquarteYs, London, re-examined
young men of classes C, and D., • ox-
empted by military tribunals lash
year, in Clinton this week. Over
one hundred young men were, thus
since felts. Marshall loft 'England and
she has not seen arty .of her , sisters
since. Five misters a s aao still liven
in England, g
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tT, P,P, CH'ANGI]S,as
Anyone desiring to .go to ioiontc;
or any point artist, atter this.week
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will have to arise early or go the
afternoon Deform The east -bound
morning ltrainj frow lto'derieh will be
holders are aslcod to have the papers
secure] tieaof
„ , y t e in btindlos and the.rags
and rubbers sacks and placed. eon-
sacks g
vonieubly on the 'verandah or front
doorstop of theft residence an that
when the dray conies • along there
may hp• no dolaq caused, Tho Aux -1
ilial true
y is that there will be a
hearty response to the request for
these things and that a doff ship„
wont anay'be gathered,
W, Shaw 1VLD., late Med-
real olCtcer the 101SU 1)atlalioa, ar-
< rive one on Saturday- r
d b Satu day evening of
for apeadiag thirty months in the
army and a year and a 11a11 or more
England.
Major Shaw locks wo1, and a oar-
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ed vo> y mach at home as be sat fa
his aecuat0lned chair in his own of-
o o " " r
ace a Tuesday moLinng. Oh, yes,
o said fn answer to ti question as
todue
c °Moor T
r a going along, they Were
used to reinforce the 1st, the 18th.
and 47th, sail On'tariy battalfans, The
latter was originally a British Col-
uanbla battalion lint' is no v
r made
up almost oritixpl Y of Ontario tinea
and Jt watt into 1t that mast of the
161st, rude were drafted. Tito mat
and' officers remainingwere sort to
the 8th Canadian Reserve, Brain -
Eugl Camp. When Major Shaw loft
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„�e'weler anti OpticianO- Clinton
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LIdIONS1aS,
examined.
W.P,S NOTES.
Owingto ever Body bean so bus
Y 6 Yi,cannot
there. Will be no meeting of the W,
P, 'S. again this week but it is bop-
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ed that ever bully will feel it their
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duty to be out to the business meet-
ing next Friday, May 8xd, at three
8 15'inYpie13 by sour time aysn really
5,16, This will land ylsiloxs in"
Toronto in time to transmit a good'
day's business` before -leaving to patch
.the evonin train home but one
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Wouldn't want to do 11 ever dayin
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the' week:;
trains are
The ing
I3011' TS IT FIBRE ?
In rho United States a hotisokoopca:
buy white dour tiniest she
buys also an equal quantity of soar-
ser 7`ho assum tion of the.
Food Control Board evidently is that
if the housekeeper has ,the substatut-
p
right at hand and ,has already
whether he was getting to feel at
Home. ''I'll soon get into the hang
of things again,
Trio News»Reror(l asked Nlajor
Shaw •about the "Hurons" in whom
slim:mot of this paper is .inter-
vstod , and it can he truly said that
while it would be impossible to tar
count all he told us about Fluron
boys :that .not a 'word of it was to
1 England all the junto; officers + re-
inaining of the 101st were : Liouts,
14Iol.,ean, Scott, Frank Chill; Rex
CIuli and l nox Mair, rl3iit Choy(
• may he in France by this time," add-
pd Ma}or Sltaw,
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Phe 161st was si Effie hattalzon,
remarked the Maier, "there was
none better, Gaptah McKinnon,
our chaplain, one of the finest
P•nt• •
The for the corset yoke
pet
also being put back' The Loudon
train will arrive ]sere about 10,80
p
paid for them she is n10re likely to
make - use of them, The American'
their discredit but rather very much
men
ill has ever been my privilege to
,drawing
Also tithe pillow will take place at
a.m.,' as last year, and returning'
Food Controller says vary pointedlym
:
the other way,
When the 5th 'was
not d who will visit Clinton, 1
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The Ro3tal-. Bank
this meeting, so Come and bring
your ::ticket, Which may be the tricky
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number,' ry
HU'RgN S CASUALTY LIST.
from \'fnghant will arrive about 4.15
in the afternoon• Many will, find it
a ;bat COnVen28IiCe to hate
(ton service resumed one the Lon-
, advantage
he the first mail will be in
"Whenever You hear' 01 tiny ,woman
complaining of the pound -for -pound
policy you may fairly safe in as-
awning that Hither she is a second-
housekeeper' is
Division broken
up fn February lnos't of 'the mon o$.
the Huron Battalion were sent to
France in'drafts, most of the. young_
be
hope, before long, often remarked
what a fine bunch of men the ,wore •
Mean v l Y
1 an Ih ing, iatol agent as v worthy',
fn every respect, It was very ser-
ri in -
dem indeed, that one of the'(might-
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OF CANADA.
• Incorp�rated 18813;
- Capital Authorized • 825,000,000
Capital Paid-up 12,911,709
Reserve and Undivided Profits 14,584,000 ,
Total Assets . 885,000,000
Head Mace, Montreal
4b0 Branches, With world wide connection.
,A. general Banking business transacted, •Wingham
Clinton Branch' - R, E. MANNING, Ma118 er•
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Iii the casualty lists. since last
week havo,.appeared the following
names of Huron mean:
';Died of wounds -Pte: C K, Brown,
Zurich,•
''.Died -Pte. H, Hi \rollick, Hensel!,
wounded -,G. 1) `Ste Stephenson, Var
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na ;•. W. M, Pinkney, Sidney Dean,
Seaforth i Sergt. • J,. E. Holmes,
, J. H, Bell W, L: reag-
an, Goderich , N. Campbell, W, H.
Stiles, Brussels ; E. CG: Anderson,
Exeter ;, 1VI. A. •Johnston, Zurich.
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will ,that
an hour earlier in' the forenoon,
ORCIANXZED' YESTERDAY.
The Y.M,G,A•. is inaugurating a
natibnal' campaign for, the Red :Tri-
angle Fund in Canada, for May 711,
8th and 9th when theyhope to raiseg
$2,250,000 for Y.111.C;i1., work in sou-
nection with the Cat aclian boys at.
the front, Rev, S. ;A. Hann and
RSykesatere meeti1 wase on held
Wednesday a gleb
at which a, local organization was
set up. The •objective set for the
,rate or else unwill-
ing to do her share' in helping, win
the wax."
A CLHVER WORKMAN,
The Blyth Standard has been leak-
ing a lot of fuss lately about some
welding which a certain mechanic in
that burg has been doing... ,Anyone
wishing to see a really clever piece
of 'welding ought to comp: into The
at was Resor n office and take a look
doe on our Gordon press,
It was done by Mr, .A, Sedley a few
weeks ago and was considered such
LITTLE LOCALS.
Mr: Ernest Hall has taken a posi-
tion in the oflieH of Doherty Pianos,
Ltd•
Miss Leona Meager has .taken a
position as stenographer on the
local Molsons Bank staff.
- Mr. J•, J: Sinith.laas moved his
family into town, having taken SIF.
0, H, ,Jexvhs' house on Huron street,
Mr, John S. Burton, who has been
residing on the 5th concession of
Goderich township, has taken the
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al "Plutons" ever got into any,
trouble." .
Amongst tie xeinforeements which
filled up the ranks of the 161st from
tiwe to time there were about fifty:
Laln]iton County and
Inclians Shaw
Major Shaw' said there were no Mit-
'lex soldiers and no better behaved or
more self-respecting nice in the hat -
talion than they. `I can't speak for
all Indians." said Major Shaw "but
if they're •tiff like that sample they -
're ali ;143131 "
Asked about conditions in England
OF JOHN JOHNSTON. .
County of Huron is $32,700 of whioh
a matter-of-fact sort of a job for a
house on King
Aiajor Shaw said tbab rationing was
$8,200 is asked from Clinton and
workman like him to that
street until recently
strictly enforced there. "One of the
John Johnston, a native". of God-
local organ-
Godericlr tawnshi Theg
pass we
failed to 'few!
occupied by Mr. George Cinoper,'and
most pleasing sights when .I arrived
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INCORPORATED
erich township and a man who lead
p•
mention it. There are
will shortly move into town,
the
1855
his seventy-sia in
ization is as follows :
men, however; who are cleverer thaci
hlr, W. Clement, Cr.T.11,
in Canada," he remarked, „"was
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spent all of years
this' locality, died at his home on
Huron street on Friday last,:
The deceased had been ill but a
'fortnight, Navin alwa en'o od
Ys enjoyed'
Chairman, John -Torrance.
Secretary, R. ]0._:Manning, :
Treasurer, D. I.,.IVIaepherson.
Mr. 'Seeley at his line of work. If
he cannot put your maehitle 0f what-
"sr Sort into tyorlkin order the
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probability is that it is 'past fixing.
operator,
has pbrcnased from Mr, W. H. Cal-
will the. house in which he has been
residln known as the. East rear-
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dente, Mr, Calwi]l just
nice white bread.. The' bread we had
England was dark and coarse and
often dry. It is -trade of corn, rye
and wheat and- thou h. wholesome
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Capital and Deserve $8,800,000
98 Branches in Canada.
'Banking
A General Business Transaetedx
" Circtular ',afters of"Credit ;
Bank tVlO>41Cy Orders,
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Sav `;lts Bank. DenartineM
• `Interest allowed at highest current rate,:
H. R. Sharp; Acting Manager, Clinton BranchFinance
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good health. FIo is survived by his
wile and a family of two sons and
one daughter : John of Wingham; J
E. of Clinton and ..Mrs. Chas. Mc
Kinnon of 'Sault Ste, Marie, -
The funeral took place on Monday
from the family residence, Huron
street, the services at house and
graveside huhu the
g g. conducted by
Rev. J .. A. Robinson,' . The pallbear-J.
era were : M. Mnflwan, E. Scruton,
J, Wise, J. P. She
Sheppard, W. Grant
and W. L. Johnson.
SPECIAL COUNCIL MEETING.
General Commit%e-Rev, J, A.
Robinson, Rev: A. E. Jones, • Rev,
,l, LC Hdg, '.' J. A. Agnew, Rev.
B`''0. Forde, G. D. 11I0Taggart, Ri
J. bliiler, Dr, '1 Thompson, Wm; Jack-
R.: Sher
son, win Jackson, p,
Jas, Scotty 'A. T. Cooper, J. W•
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Treleaven, G. D. BouWek, Te11Mar
phy, ur-
J, E. Hovey, i Y ,
H. Wi'ltse, D. It, Prior C. Holland
G.E.
C F. Libb L. J10CTIivaJ
: ' . }'. n' J.
Gibbings.
Committee -T3. R. Sharp,
-Chairman, D. L.. Afaepherson, G: D.
1LW.0 A. NOTES.: s
5u Iles •received t
PP tris month from
the several Patuotic this,.
for
shipmentin-
were asTfollows ;'
For •
Poa London : Z area -31 r socks
2 P•'
P}'jamas, B pillows, •from
Bayficl.d-3$ pr, socks, 1 pyjama,
58 trench towels i 10 pillows 8 hos-
pital shirts.
.Unity Club -15 pr. socks, 4 day
s1tirts, 2 sheets, 2 caps 7 pillow
slips. •pretty
Stanley Maple Leaf -34 pr, socks,
6 day shirts, -
purchased
the esidenne a couple of m031bl131 ago
the .East estates.
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A "PAY AS YOU GU PLAN.
In the current issue of Tho Printer
and Publisher there is an article
the pen of Mr, Robert Holmes
of Toronto, •formerly editor of the
New
Clinton NEra,: about getting a
paid-in-advAnco .subscription list. ' :
Me -Holmes' long experience in the
p p ;
news a er 'bnc Hess has given him, a
a rate kuotelad; e of it .and
he does not lose interest in thework
just because he is not
,enough, in the absence of plenty of
fats, it Is a'littio bard on one and
is to canes skin trouble,"
'The allowvancC of meat for an is
dividual • for a week would not be
more than one good steak. A titan
will sometimes eat it all at one
meal and then do without for the
rust of the .week, 'Those who ate
engaged in hard,' manual labor ate
allowed a somewhat 1814301 portion.
"But it is wonderful what can be
done with vegetables, fish and eggs,"
remarked the Mande,"' "Sonne excel-
lent meals :oar, be served without
McTaggart, Wm, Jackson, 17, PI.
Bethanycocfct
now engaged
near tat all."
A special' meeting of the town
council was held on Monday evening
Hellyar:
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.- Y Pt socks,.
Turner's Church -G7 pr. socks.
therein.
Mr. Holmes says ; No -'subject
Capt. McKinnon, who was presi-
dent the }Lillian University
to consider Bylaw No. 6, re the
Publicity Committee -A• '1.,. Coop.
Clinton Ladies -134 pr, socks, 13
worries a publisher more than this
of
before the
READY-TO-WEAR
°naxarxo
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the Ior1f5h
Clothing Co.
ORDERED
Ciora3rNa
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cultivation of vacant land within the
corporation, and a few other feat-
tees: n
The fu cupst(ai aovidin*
question, p 6,
`0r, Chairman, J. 1 Kerr, 0. L.
• Hall, J, A; Irwin, C, F. Libby,
List Committee -.Jas, Scott Chair-
man, H. 14'iltse,'43..1 Gibbings.
day shirts,.43 pyjamas, 1 package of
did •cotton,
Per Own Boys-Y.L. of S,E. of
G.T.-45 Tr, soaks, ancl$12,00 worth
phase of tite business. I think If.. lost
several thousand dollars while I was
,
in business through unpaid sttbscrip-
tions and I venture to say that many
going overseas, started
Khaki College movement with the
161st. battalion a movement which
has grown. and spread until
it has been' taken up by the
foe the,taking over of a11, vacant
Earn and :Give -Committee-C, D.
X3ouck,
of eats.. ,
Unity Chub -7
publishers have had similar oilier-
authorities and will be extended- to
ea Nthe
. ew s a
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Popular P1, ic�es
unused lands and granting them to
anyone who Will cultivate same for
duration of the war, was : read
three times and passed.
Another , ploviaing fax .the
weighing of all Coal and coke on the
town scales, in accordance with re-
cont,,., provincial legislation passed,
was 6nly given .one reading, , Corm-
allotsCouper and °1VIfller voting for
a second reading and.Reeve Ford and
Councillors Wiltse and Langford vet
Chairman, Rev J. AiaRobin-
sea, J. W. Treleaven, C. FI. Rolland,
A• 1''Cooper. °
AMONG THE (.1 L 0HL"S•
Miss McGregor, W.,111.5,..leld sec-
rotary for the Weistern Provinces,
will speak in. Willis church this . ah
ternoon to children at 9:,15, and at
au open j meeting at 016111•0 clock Chi
evening.
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pr, socks,
Varna -11 pr, socks and 8 ,day
shirts..
Bayfield -8 pr, socks and 4 day
slrixts,
Completelist of Societies adopting
a' "prisoner of War" : Varna 1, Un-
ity Chub 1, Turners Church 1, Y.L.
of 5.10, of G.T. 1, I3olmesville '1,
Bayfield 1, Stanley Maple ,,Leat .: 1,
Clinton •Girls 2, Clinton `Ladies 2,`
Maces," •
There are a number of people- who
seem to imagine that if they pay the
"butcher, the baker and the candle
stink maker" it doesn't so much mat-
ter about the publisher of the 'week-
ly newspaper,
Mr, Rolmes is of tile opinion that
nothing will remedy this evil except
the adoption of the absolute prepay-
trent plan, which all the daily ad a
number the
France, has been appointed president
of the organization and is now in
Canada 111 its interests, The idea
was taken up with enthusiasm by a
number of the Hurons, studies brok- .
en oil, at the time of enlistment were
taken up again and real -.progress was
made. Out of a class of eight in
Latin seven 1K Ore 161st men. P11836
was much done to amuse the men.
and while that was considered „dl
11McKinnon'
i ren
1rj :Bug Clothing 111 'N(��%
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The clothing we are showing was bon lit monthly
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age and is priced accordingly for quick. selling.. •The
prices area sound investment for anyone who expects
to require a suit this year, or two or three years hence
Prices are Bound to go Higher
ing nay.
Councillor wiltse; • 1I1ou61nt there
was no demand m Uown:for tlais..10 -
-relation, if so the town -scales: could
be used. Councillor Miller said no
one should object to using the town
scales, .ilecve ,I'ord,W'id rot see any
reason why the byltW should' be
pissed and thought ft reflected upon
the !honesty of,the present coal deal=
or, OouilciIlor Lanford. said if any-
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one wanted to weigh his goal. he
could do so for the mini of • .ten ,interest
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The pastor will take for his sub-
jest at the Sulnday, evening service in
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the Baptist church: .Che Present
World War and eats Relationship .. to
•the Doming of Christ," This is the
fourth in a •series of sermons on the
Lord's return,
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Brig, I3ettridge; Young ' People's
Seerebarx, Toronto, will nonduct
special • services • in the Salvation
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Army hall on Thursday nett in the..
of 'tile young popple. Chil-
HAVE YOU „SIGNED' -UP» 7 •°
The Girls Auxiliary have decided
to embark • on a new scheme for the
raising of funds and also for widen-
the circles 0!• those willing 10 as-
sash in all Patriotic endeavors, Their
idea is to form what shall be 1(1101vn
1aa a Patriotic Battalion, Mrs, Mai-
-cohn MoPaggart, who donated , $10
towards the new scheme, has, after
much persuasion, consented to be-
'mime the colonel. Two .majors, who
will each pay $5.00, four •captains
of city weeklies have al-
ready adopted.
• It would simplify 'the publishers'
business ver people regard-
y muck if ,rd-
od their indebtedness for their week-
ly newspaper in the same tvay that
they do their indebtedness' for any-
thin else which is `su i tlf Y
g 11 eel thorn
regularly and paid for it according-
ly.
A I ,T ; CALLED,
LITTLE ONE CetLLLD,
The funeral of Willa Margaret, the
little twenty-one months' old dangly
right Chaplain thought
.some fast -ruction could also be im-
'pa110(1
The Canadian soldier dial Won the
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respect of everybody, especially of
the British officer •iii the _opinfoan. of
Major Sltaw, An English .officer, a
nobleman and a lifelong soldier who
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has been accustomed to manage men
all his life, told a patty of Canadian
officers, Major Shaw included, that
net realize ys were, sol-
they the
dlers,'tlio Canadian boys were,"
Speaking of the varied stories Mr -
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AT 15.00
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€, men's Suits or
. Grey Tweed, single breas•
ted,. belted, patch pock-
eta, 3i1 on trousers, sizes
34 to 38, rice $15,00, .
p
AT22.50
Nten's suits of Fancy
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Worsted, : three button c
sack,good trimmings,
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well made, trousers with
' belt loops, plain bottoms
Or Cuff( sizes 35 to 44 i
p rice 22,50,
Mens blue sults, two or
back, Semi=fitting Ortiilelti3dJ
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+ 21).04'
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,! Mens sults of a variety
of patterns in tweeds and
worsteds, bench tailored,
trousers lain or Cufi Bile
35 to 44p rice 2000
! p
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25 O()
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Mens suits of English
worsted in small check
s
13 attern, soft roll semi-
D
iltted back, big range of
patterns, aim 3 '
p D 6 to 4b,
p rice 25.00
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three button sacks, plain,
r ilS.Su to t32,UU,
served
be
their
evards
cents: Councillor Cooper .(11d net
wish 16 east any reflections:. keen
anyone, He said the. coal dealer
had' dealt as. generously with brie,
personally, as with any of ,the other
counell),ore, and it was not for any
personal reasons he wished the by-,,
late passed. But on a, show' of
hands. the matter las laid'04301
ilii attempt ryas made to appoints
committee which would take up the
matter of giving out the lots for
gardening purposes but none of the
members wished to take tine re
sponsibility so the c0une11 decided to.
go into a committee of ithc whole to
attend the matter, • ' flings
T11i5• committee met yesterday (v- rota;
meg and some' other )Lnatt610, ., tie
Mary etltee13 drain, etc•, were cora
•mma
idere(i,
Councillors Ceoper and Langtail
moved that hIa 1,6th be set apart
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as Arbor Day in 'town and that, the
commencing May 18th he oh- day
as clean -(Ip week and Citizens evaniug
asked to make impr0vctnente in for
property aid sleep tip th0,boul- service
and streets on: whioli their
clren'0 meeting at 4,1:5 ill .the after-
noon, meeting for adults at 8 o'clock,
All aro fnvitod to be present and
hoar what :the Brigadier has to say,
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nlection of Of1100r0 and report of ,,,halloo,
last year's work took place in Oa-
tario street 'League: ori` IVIonda :ev-
ening, Fhftean new members joined
during Cha year and an average at-
tendanoe of, forty-two for each meet-
ing wits reported, •OJlicers were c-
Doted as follows: Palesidept, A, J,
1VIcl1 array ; 1st vfee, bliss r thlh
Cornish ; and vice„ Miss Maud veil-
1,se ; 8rd ,vice, Miss Marion Gib- :as
; 4th vice, Alvin -Leonard'• -Sec-
Miss Viola Potyo
Y, 011; Tress-
titer, Norman '1'yntlall ; Pianist, Miss
EPlumsten]; ` '
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The Rev, A. Sinclair of Holiatig- forte
vino preached ;at both. services £n'
Wesley,011urc11 on Sunday, Next Sun"
the pastor will prea641, Lt' OM
Uho'.sbruton 3viII be especially
the I:1) 01'',, who 'will ' ,.attend the
in. a body: day
Uu Monday'' evening t11e League had be
contributing $2.50, and eight Houten-
ante donating $1.25 each, are asked
to etlou>, themseivtls and .report to
the president, Miss W. O'Neil, 'who
is the reerntlting ollcei for the Tial-
The young ladies want it' tt11d 1-
ea,
stood that prbvlous association With
either the Women'e •Patriotic Society
or the rStisiliary is not iiecossaryand
any mai who is willing to make - a'
payment of any of the above siting
and thus attain 1110.-dis1111o1ive titin
portaht]ng there{:e, will be very 'wet-
Conte, and the offer will be received
a guarantee of further support
in patriotic work There are num-
hors of people in ClintonC111ntnin who have
not. Allied themselves with either of
the sooieldes and wile, feeling the
pressing need of farther strenuous ef-
fn these "win -the -War" (lays,-
may now have a special opportunity
to express their willingness for ser-
vice by a donation of one ef.- the
above omelette, After the names of
officers have been ann0uneed a
will be. tunics' when recruits will
received at the- recruiting 0Q]de
ter of the late Dr. J. A. Bean of
Conseooe ,Ant1 Airs. Bean'' of Gorier-
Leh, took place in Clinton on Satur-
day afternoon.
It will be rtmteanliered that 'Dr,
13ean lest Ids life when his residence
was burned at Consee0n inAugust
c g st
of last .ear while his wile and a
were more or loss burned the latter
having been thrown by its n1011101
from a seeped Story window .from'
33111011 she. herself jumped, The lit-
tle one, though site had recovered
from her bm•ns which Were not see•
ere, •was not thrivingas well as it
was thought she might and she was
taken to the Hospital f • ito
pilaf foe Sick
Children, ',l'orottte, for treatment and
the advice of s eoiali is A set
illness seized the little one on Alms-
day Morning last and she fussed
away withal an, holo.', The Hotly-
was taken to Goderich onl+r•irla}*
and 0n Saturday was 'brought hack
t0 Clintonfor interment beside 'b
that
of ,Dr. Bean,. The Rev, J, E. .Ford
grandfather Mrs. ,S 1 tile, child, his dough,
ter, Mrs. ,Scott 0l Kingston,. and the
Rev, J, I'I,
culatod in Canada regarding drink -
frig among the soldiers Major Shaw
said that la the year and 8 half he
was in England there .were just ism, -
en cases ot• "dimple' brought before
Min and one- was a second offence.
And her as'modical offieet of the bat -
,
talion had t0 exaniiae all such cases.
Ile said be could only speak for the
one battalion but that 41 was re-
lnari(ably nice from tiisoxderlfness of
any kind.
It certainly is cheera'.ng n.4 to
hear from the Hum boys' -overseas
that they are dote such sono.=_..: to aii
the borates From which they went and
the training of the, 'Permits who
g
a{vain so anxiously and prayerfully,
their retail the field of strife,
Major Shaw could have aoceptcd a
post In England but, as he said, it
WAS net to remain in England he
Went over and as he could not go on
to France,' when the battalion 'way
broken. a be referred to tot41111 to
p P
Canada; '
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It Was decided that file wages of following
engaged (nl titan stxHots froth suing
to tune should bb fixed 111
-two and a half rents Per Helloed
Win,;
A emitted is being Signed with 3rd
thOliSandHfive hundred d patil take 'Viers,
(' pitons Of tI'Iai
31143143 13, at cheveih and three quarte ,1(011a
cents per. gallon, °131363 •tame to lie ,Jackson
noir fates. then .7ttr,r. Yri;.. ;�boi�t.n„t
annual 0166tioll of officers, the
being the list for the en- ell
youx : I'Inln, i't:nsiclent,. Rcv. the
A. I3,, ,10n0s , Presid6nt, Norman 4t1-1,t.65.
; let Vice, iVliss% YfariOh Ir thnrigitt
1114 Vice, bliss Mildred, Cook ; the
Vice, NINO I•reida. Wallas ; 4th if
Murrayie lath i 1 ; cre5th 'Vice, Mies 1ti
40310 M011131th 1 Secretary, Mies •e�l
Ned] er^ ' '1'reasni'61+ ulicb
g , , p of
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, t iaRi1t, 1111Ss ,Ruby With.; stiueti0)us
Vide na,fr MIN.. 1
which Will probably be in the coon-
611a'blbeei ThothThothwilling to enter
"rnbk; aiid filer 1vfI1 be i:eenfvcd,
't i0 001115; bo riot 13,11 to•give a.
to your reSl>onSihilttfes to
state In these serious times sail
yeti, feel that you call ainord. to
tike MI/ the ('Oaltrt])litiOnS-llatn-
10104311011e Miss WWII and in WI"
further " 111
tiny htisunlastandiagai fu t er t
may be 1eeeiv60 from her,
$+ tit �' t
�()sterhout accompanied
the remotes front GOclerl013 The
Rev,'A. 1", Jones and Mr, Oster-
lr0tit eontJucto(1' the short servfso at
thC. graVeSlae.
lira. Iletin, tine' mother Of the Int-
tie girl ]las not yet recovered dram
tile. Terrible halm ,. -
i ftilnS 73012 11 licit bet
ma and is Still. (i0i1i1t1e,Cl to licit iltlt
.ft iS thOliht that She 18 int )r,)Vitl :
g I g
much sympathy is left for lu;r in the
loss of lteg Swrpt arid wimp= Int-
,Che . e bleak cold weather of the last
few days has ltiil(lbred •scotling open- .
f )
.
ataainr.
:lira:,, J, J. Thrum who Wee on ah,
extended Visit to Triront0, 1)as re-
-home,
I1CnnCCViC5 lam brought
Iain, a ROW
,liOmO $ ri0w Cal,
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AI . ;,. 1I, 13e11 ' d beeli Yisttiiig fh
Teront6 fall a lest/ da7s,
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Mats. Realm who Wag ill. fg re-
Can., , 6Cx,asy, 1 tib (la
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