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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-11-9, Page 1N. 2I75 -43r4 Year T -TT E NEILS-RECORD Hits LINTON* ONTARIO, THUR$7DAY, NOYil1111-3-ER V 2 1922 _ THE 110ME PA SOMETHING SPEGIU IN P11111,1ITE GHEETIIIC CAR[15-Felf,TIIE CIIIIISIMAS SEASON clia C4INTON MARKETS Wheat, $1.00 to $1,05, • Oats, 35e• [Barley, 55c, , 13eekwheat, 65e- Eggs, '40e. to 45c: Butter 30c. to 33e, Live Hogs, $9,50 • ' , , SHOWERED BRIDE A number pf friends gathered- at the 'home .of Miss Berta Jaelcsen one evening prior to her marriage and gave her a shower of miscellaneoue articles both useful and pretty. A jollY time was spent in games, etc, Mrs. SWinbaifit was hostess at a tea also held in her honotir and a kitchen Shower WaS'` presented to her just vier to her marriage.. , THEY ARE GRATEFUL, Mrs. S, McCool and flintily wish to thank their friondS and neighliors ()).• the kindness showirthem and also l'or tile flowers sent during the sjek- nes s andat the death of their bus,. band and father, ' , CHICKEN•THIEF CAUGHT „IVIr. S. G. Castle has a fine speel- men of a eat owl, in a cage in- his window today. This bied was caught M a .trap on Mr. N. Sundercock's farm, where it had been stealing 'chickens. It is rather a vicious looking bird it-iid one could easily imagine; that it would, iital.e short Work of any Mot -revive chicken that came in its way. Mr, Castle purposes ... killing 'it and having it stuffed11. I CU atint eo bp otitis te ' . with 'distil tptieg ._, For a thorough eye exa;mina,tion and glasses that fit perfectly, ,consult' W., 11. Hellyar (Optometrist and,Optician) " Good Glasses, if you need them Good Advice, if -you don't." - . W. •.e1izjcir eweler and Ontieien ,..". Phone ,,1,74w:, Residence 1,74J - . 1 _ ..- . jJ 1 I THE EDUCATION OF YOUR CHILDREN Ilave.you the, money with which to. do it? .„-,. have. .1 i . . i t gp 1 , ,Start tp win 6 they ar T you . ,. ootrimencelife known:4, otY.allrei,a7t the back , , ,?rt•rt--$,,,,,-••„•,,k, . , i- .- ' ' Accounts are a specna-ity with Sayings. THE ROYAL RANK OF CANADA . ._ , . E. MANNING MANAGER. _ CLINTON BRANCH. .'"--7--------77 i I I i ] 'I 1 ,3 ' i I I ri Iv II a J - r, lz In• I I • • fields, • peal • nnw • styles • .colorin,.,(03 „ir l'OtrIATIDur-eZw EAR ' 1 , cm he Fu°1"Sh ,',. ' Clothing, Co. ORDERED OLOTIIINO , We Storm kinds. Stuart man's to New ThIS'is at The .Sweaters are all Ulsters, ,siagle and And when Overcoats have trade with the good Models See Price Sweater its best., in ,Boy•s' and trimmings, hillSeason ,.. • V 9 NewQVerc0 ..0....!..A,:1%., ready for you with the Ulsterettes, Raglans, double-breasted s,taple it comes to• ( for 'YottaT4 made special, provision- many exclusive styles dressers of this community NeW Fabrics New them before'you buy $15 to $35. latest Slip -Ons styles Fellovvs. for that Style sweater all varie'ty.of Sweaters to styles Chester- of the young will, • ' ToucheS . stock the • , 500 in 'all is good new , tv Season and ottr We show all sizes and Sweaters,, There are a , iA the time for Joys , 1.25; 1.50 1.75 THE :MIIRRISH» Motto 4MA Sqoare Deal 'for , Every Mali ........i......... BRO.,'12HER. AN SISTER 1A, rp1).- , , Tffi sclaY:last ltne a meitiorab1e4aY /in the family of Mr. and, Mrs-, Fred Stade of Brant, ,when two members or their Pm -WY, calbariced on the sea of matrimony in the,porsons of their • eldest sea, Henry, who took t wife, Misa Margaret Dean of W'alkerton, and their second 'youngest daughter, Mias Laura, Stade, who beeame the bride of Mr. Seraphine Barry, second eon of 'Mr. and Mrs,...Win. ,Harry, of 'Clinton, formerly of Dunkeicir The latter ,event was eelebrated'at?dlin- ton ft. C. church, while sthe:tying. of the -knot on the 'it:Miner occasion, which made Mr. Henry Stade and Miss Dean husband and wife, was performed,.at the Lutheran .,chture.h, -Walkerton, Both. the brides Were formerlyon the Bruce county hosple/ tal staff...and are well and favorably known. A reception in honourof the two bridal Parties wae, held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Pied Stade near. Dunkeld on , Tuesday, evening, whenthe youth and beauty .of the neighborhood ,gathered and regaled theinSelves in dancing, games and other amusements': Mr. and. Mrs.. Harry will reside in Hlyth where • thb 'groom has,. established, a • hoot and shoe repairing business. Mr. and Mrs: Stade.,.wilt, reside ,for the time being on the old homestead in Brant. —Walkerton Herald -Times. THR COUNCIL MEETING The council met on Tuesday even- ing, IVIonday. being a holiday, all members present, Mayor Cantelon in' the 'chair. • A -eornintinication was , feed fr7m. the% Raileybury Relief. Committee asking a grant, which ,was filed: Al:: so one frthrr residents on 'Ontario street asking for an additional light, Whir?, -.Was referred to the street; committee for 'further report.- . The bylaw emninittee radon:and-1(16d that a bylaw- be submitted le the ratepayers in January authorising t55 council to issue -debentUres for the raising' of $5000 td loaned to the Hospital Association for the temocela ling of the.huilding recently presented to the Association.- Chairmen- Ceop- eirof.'the-bylawramotriMittee .explained that ale Associaiion had requested that such a bylaw be submitted arid the conneil was but passing.,.-it'an to el.; 'people for their'Veidiet. • The council wl1lbe but garaiiteeing the boh,ji »of ,the _Association and. the money wilt be repaid in teh. years. The,hylavi ,Will be advertised later on. °Tife,CaaTt4itibri'cinne in-TOFS'erna discussiOn,- the report of the itiel ommittee being against gettthg-MorC epalas some of the councillors adyis- ed; the buying :Of another 'carof coal» but others 'pointed out that there ,7Arah o advantags in buying ,coal which had to be sold out at a highor price» than the local dealers are .chargingl and the report -Of the coniinitte Was 'adopted, ' ' fingineer Grant ' presented a leng- hy -report. of the. Rand's drain affeir,. which the council ,.accepted, and op- 'ered typed, and en Mothin ef 'Reeve l'liller and Councillor Kemp, it Was eckled • that the tOwn' sblicitoi- be nstructed to adjust the matter,in legal way. Mayor Calitel4n-sa'14f-0.4., tatter should be satif.actorilY set - led by the present council and nor' eft to the incoming one. • There, was' erne idea that if the council .tomc esponsibilitY in regard te this• clrafn ther claims. might he brought. for.. vard,,,hut the motion passed. District Representative Stothei:s &Tressed -the' council -asking that hit» e .allowed the » mse of the council hamber for. one , of the classes in he winter agriculturalcrourse to be pencil in •Clinton on Novembei, •27th.. n motion Oil •councillors Cooper ant ollaway this Iva§ .done. Following is the financial report: • •SalarteS We'count B. Fit;:simons for .October $54.17 . L. Macpherson, 8 months , :salary . . , . , ..$137,50 . Welsh, 3. months' salary .,,,$125,00 . Welsh, collecthig war .tax ..$5.00 Property Aecount , Welsh, work on Town Hall $5.00 ighting, Town Hall ,• Iawkins & Miller, supplies , ohn ,Ransford for wood • , .$8•50 ,'',,,,,,Insurance Account ere). Mutual Ins., Town Hall $11,75 epitomical Ins.; Towlt Hall rovident Ins., Town -.Hall» ..-..$21.15' Street 'Account. din Steep, cleaning „streets , 'A.cc,ouitt . E. Hall, printing.'voters lists Electric Light » Acconnt tree,tlighting-, for October..$14L41 .Grapts Account,• ospital for lighting i.,.... • 'Law* Costs' Brydon6 (including aceount • Charles Garrow), . , , $130.75 Patterson, ongirieering ...$35.00 • Telenbone Account elePhone_rentals ;$4.5 elephone Tolls . „ ings Printer for Municipal .act. 50c, ayer, Clerk ,and ,AsseSsor 'for ''. selecting jurors •. muidian - National CometerY -A.Zeonnt.' , . IIimter; salary. for October $0,0.00 Fire and Water Aceount • Schoenhals.' truck to fire 3. E. Closet AccOunt Steep, salary for October. $70,00 LetM1 Improyentent 3», , • , ...$448.58 • 13, Fitzsimons, market Suites 1$10,10 Hunter work ill» '...emetery .$44.26 ntnitet in perpef.uity , ;.',$45.00 all volts GOES TO GODERIOH. , :Prof, A, Anderton, Who has been for some time .or ;anist ;Md. choir master in the James street Methodist church, Exeter, hes :resigned the posi.- tion.to take a lil e position in St. - George's . Anglican church, Goderich, ,Pref. Andel -ton Spends one day in each week. in Clinton, Where he has 0 ' class' arid is also t aining the Choral Society, so is well gcnown here. Mr, Anderton has taken over his new 'work in Goderieh but ha's „not -.Yet moved, from Exeter. -The- cl-kangt, will make no difference to his local class. r • A 'very •pretty :wedding was sr:g- enii-Aced at high noon, on, Saturday at the hone of Mr, and Mrs. George Jackson, IVIaple street,. vvthen their only daughter, A berta Muriel, be- came the bride of Mr. 'Arnold J. l3ame, only son ol..• Kr. and Mrs. F. . Hill» of Wingharn. Promptly 'at tne hour the bride e tiered the parlor leaning on the arm Of her father, Who gave her 'away, and took her Place beside „the groom before abank ot Tema...-. She wore, a handeOnni• suit ofnavy blue duvetyne. with, beav,er triinniings with bodice if burnt or- ange ahd e navy blue hat- with or- ange tribmmings. • She also wore a corsage bouquet of roses. The young couple were unattended., The Rev. E, Hogg performed the epremony and .,Miss Vietta Hill, sister of » the - .groorn, played the ;wedding music. Only the immediate -friends' 95 the two fainites» were present. Afte? con- grathlations had been extended to the bride and grooni all sat down to sumptqous wedding. dinner.", The tables, were prettilY, decorated in Or- ange and white. :The young. couple received many useful ,and beaub101 tPhreQ.sealfIttesr. noolln fiVIMI:!TeBraOririlteo .tagiloCk other points, and •on their return will reside in-Wing:ham; The •best wisli- -1110)91f ftehreiar afit'ujelll'ed.! go with .. • A » Spiritual Conference of the ministers, officials and -church ntlem- ' hers of the Exeter and Goderich Methodist DistrictS which ...was -held on Thursday NoVeniber 2nd,- in On- tario street church.. NVIIS- well attend., ed and: 'very helpful exiq interesting to thoSe ptesent. .-,2The addresses on '.ethI7aatreidd.iae oust74.-ilib§',n,v es,f2e‘ire ':s1 f,°11.°Q.71-fteduil7 n,ne a rniMber took, part: -1 The melanin; session was» presided over by •the Rev. Win. Anderson, chairman of th e Goderich - .District, the -afternoon sessian by Rev. Mr.. Rivers, chairman of the Exeter District. A solo -by -Miss Gibbings. and. a duet hraMissee »Anderson and Treleaven, enlivened respectively the inetning and afternoon sessions, Rev. Mr. Armitage of Hayfield, sboket on "(The. Urgency of,. .'„Tne Tirnes,'!'SaYing,Wo. are.,living in su, perlatively serious -,days, which the ehutches hay,e.lailed to take their rightful part.» . There- are -forces- in nations which only God can control; • • only the Divine (3arpenter can gather the'sgatterecr pieees ancl rebuild into a thing of beauty and value, yet the forty..million'.Members ofthe Metho- dist church should and, can effect their share in remodelling worldtcon- ditions.-'-The raost wonderful thing in, the 18th ,century was the 'rebirth of religion through the instrumental- ity of John Wesley, Who Produceo restilts greater than Bunyan .or WY - or Miltoii7, If we cannot move 'the world vve can effect some change, moraland spiritual,„in' our WW1 Inn- itect surrOundings; if» we are as our Mgster was "about our Father's .bus.. • - • Rev. lVfr.- flitileY'S topic was "the ,Old -tine Religion," A: revival of fltildamental _doctrines Is needed: the atonement,. Witness at the spirit, Christian perfeetion be- lioN,ed in by Anglicans, Presbyterians and. Methodists, though in modified :Corms. A 'revival,of unction to ITIOVe the whole natare and, Of..LperimentAl religion' through »co/iyersion» » not merely an education,- moral process. We must get» back to 'the old-time doctrines of the Bible. Rev. Mr. 'Hunter's topic waS "Equip- ment for Service." 'Every phase of life- demands 'equipment, • and pro- paratfon is neeessary ili ,ev,ery depart- ment,' specially .so for Christian use-, fulness. There is required cleansing of the spiritual nature, and of prac- tical 'life,. and the 'presence and :L »dwailiag» 05 tl Spirit, RSV Mr Holmes» Wroxeter; in the .Wingimin -District ,who. was. preseni, was In- vited to take part in the' discussions, , , anu, spoae a iew earnest words wnich were appreciatively received. .D. Mover made 're.forcnce to the„Sunday'School Times, in which Evangelisin was tabecied' and the.'5d- acatiodal proecss accentuate/1,. but we should 56 tolerant or 'other peoples vieWs. We ..are' On tht eve.'of great da,Ys 'When,,„aod Wil use great' Cos- mic ..;rerces to shake., the. world, Rey. R. F. IrrYizr,'spelt6'l do right ofway.of Old' Spirit Th His-ewn work:". The. ,a., great.ealMui,fY,. for Whi C thnl:n remedy, the. • ittoneMent,, A 'Isfat3r hotutt of life cannot function.' The Holy Spirtt, railS if the life does net function with, it: The Spirit life is life given up to God,. whether.'-aseetie Or pradtiCal, Christian iStennI'dShin will correct Many o.f.the mistakes we have made, .At th8 close(d". the sessions is feW minutoS was anent in very profitahte e'onversation on the spiritual." and practical experleriCeS of the 'religions life. SUCCEEDS IN NEW Roix, We hate at hand a programme of an e itertainment presented last» week by the Modern Language Club of Un- iversity College at Hart 15001/0.» It comprises two ene-act French plays with..hotlm of which is eonnected tbe mune of M. Louis A »"MacKay, a recent atlident of the Clinton legiate Institute. In one he played an important- eole; Of the other, a most amusing comedy, IVir. MacKay is himself the author. . We are alwaYs pleased to note the klecess of, our ex -Students, APPRECIATED (From' Dungannon Correepondent• to • ' • Goderich. Star,» ) Two valuable . acquisitions have been made to the -litleiness and indus- trial life of this -village,--that of Mr, McGuire, of Clinton, who has re -op- ened . the , bakery within the Past month, and is turning out such whole - „some bread that •it is expected the 'flentand. for it will soon tax the cap- acity of his ovens. The other I9 Mr; Fred•Barlow who has opened up a shoe repairing shop in the Allen block. . • »The marri10;0 » took' place at the horn..of -the bride's mother on Wed- nesday,: Noiendier lst,. of Marion, only daughter of Mrs: Caleott,,,42 Euelid'Avenue, London, and Mr, Os- wald Harry I -hint, yeunger son of Mr. Harry Hunt formerly of Clin- ten. The ceremony was perform- ed by the Rev. Mr. Redman, former pastor of the bride, utile bridal party ,standing beside a' bank of ferns and palms,while Mrs. IVIorlay » Calcott 'playact the weading march. The bride was given away by 'her twin brottrer, • Mr. Morley • Caleott, -and looked charming 115» her weddimagown of white canton crepe,.trimmed with seed peafls and hand embtodery, her bridal veil; caught with orange blos- soms. ' After the ceremony, the guests, numbering:twenty-five enjoy- ed a well prepared luncheon eerved by threeofthe bride's young cousins. The bride' received many beautiful 'presents including a handsome cheque fronf the ,greom's father. :The happy couple left on the afternoon train for. Toronto and Niagara Falls, the bride travelling in a navy blue trie- otine.Suit with hat to match. Mr. and Mrs. Hunt will Make their home in.Lendon. ' THE AGRICULTURAL COURSE , In regard to the three Tmontbs Short Course, to be held in Clinton November 27th, to March 21id, the public may be interested to know something of' the calibre oY.the in- -structars engaged to lecture at this Course. The complete list has been published and we cell attention to ,the following: , Mx, John Buchanan,. B. , S. A., Grifitsby, who Je to lecture on ,Field Husbandry and Agricultural Botany, was for a» number of yeats Associate Professor in Field, Husbandry, with Professor C. 4. Zavitz, at the, On- -thrio Agricultural College and, he demonstrated considerable ability in the Field Husbandry work. ' Front there he went to the States and for a number of years was County Agent and had the» distinction of being the» most highly paid. County Agent in -the United States. • Two years ago Mr. Buchanan quit professional life and started on'a farm in Grims.; by. The Department is particularly fortunate in having a • man of this calibit to •locturo on this inrportant suhjeot... 'c»» 'Mr,' Andrew FUlten, B. S. A; who will, lecture on HorticUlture and Vegetable Growing, has .a ' great deal df practical experience isi the actual growing and at the, presenr time is in- charge of the Government ' Cold Storage Plant at Brighton. Beside having a thorough knoivledge of the» fruit section, he is also a gentian ' grower on a large, scale., MT. .0. Bell, who is to lecture on' Soils and 'Fertilizers - has had a wide experience not only in actual farming, but has also for a numbet of YearS, devoted his entire time to educational and • investigational work in connection with fertilizers, 00 ap_ plea to farm crops. IVIr. Win, A. Agar of l3rook1in, wbo lectures on Apiculture bas not 'only a 'college training, but has had very much practical experience in Oki Ontario an'd also 'in New Ontario. )le was.really the first man • to in- troduce beekeoning hi the Great Clay 1,3elt in Now Ontario, where hts efforts have met with great steccess, He is not only ff good praetical man but is gifted wil;11 splendid talent as t * r to();i.:n 1-,'atoilei5tsr'B yisitii;bAa;'di\o •v;'hai: been a poultry expert for a number. of years and at present has charge of the Extension branch of this parr of the Ontario Agricultural -College V°1I1::,' ' Chas. A. 0811)1,4in-1, 13, S. A., Hornby, lecturer (in Economic Ent_ ontology, Baeteriology, Elementary Chemistry and physics, graduated, as ,pecialist in 13i.ology'.but ;for a iltilaCT of years has been engaged in farming in Halton County and has been vary successful, , Vsr. A, Baker, Toronto' is not it stranger to this section, hating eet- tired at the .Short Course at AulMrtt last, whiter. He is a man 3Oell gifted in %Cart of leoturing on a Subject of this kiad, Dr. Bilker M eonnem,„ ed with the Ontario Veterinary ,Col, lege; as 0110 bf its instructors. SEE THEill THE THANKSGIVENQ'SERVICE A. union Thanksgiving,service Wa held in Wesley church oxi' the fore noon a To.pkq,,,iving. Day, Th gathering viias arranged for hY tho Ministerial Association, all the 'Pro- testant churches to be united 14 the service, and -four of the'resident 'titers were present and repreSenta-, tives from all the congregations, a/ though not as many from each, as cute might suppose amid gather far, the annual service ofThanksgiving. The: R:ev. D. - N. MeCanios, Pastor or the church, conducted the service ancl all .the Ministers' took some part. The Rev. G. 1, Burns, pastor of the Bap- tist chureh and ,president ef the Min,. isterial Association preached, • .Nis sermen, was of an pnusual charactei, and WaS an extremely well reasoned-, out and thoUght-provoking discourse, `and „wee -ptesentecl with singular force and emphasis. It was -listened to with much pleasure by those pres- ent. The choir leader and. organiii' and -some of themembera of the chop' of the 'church led:the singing: A. collection was taken in aid of -Lim hospital. DEATH OF WILFRID MILLER On Thursday evening, after..an 111. ..,ness of several months, Wilfrid David the second son of 'Mr. Robert' Miller of town, passed aivay at his home on Queen street, • ... Wilfrid was a bright, winsone lad and his early passing is cause v.or much_regret, not only in 'the home circle but among a larger circle ez friends and acquaintances. Wilfrid is survived by' his father, his-inother died nearly six» years ago, one sister, Miss Jean, and two bto- niers, •Eliner and Russel. „ -The funeral took Mace from St. - Paul's church on Sunday afternoon. The service Ayes conducted by the Rev. 0. Llewellyn Bilkey and the pallbearers' were Orville and Walter: Jinks, Roy Fitzsimons; Ernest Ran- ter, Harold Livermore, and Jack TwY- 'A number of ver,' handsome floral offerings. were laid on the casket amongst-"thoee, sending them being the Class in St. Paul's Sunday school to which- the boy' belonged, the pu- pils in his division in the' • -ptiblic school, iDe Jackson Mfg. Co., • and many private individuals. Amongst those who were present frona out of town Sot the funeral were; Mr. aTncl Mrs, B. Burkholder, .and,Mrs. ,Motrison, Mr..sand Mrs, Miller, Mrs, J. S. Miller, Mira. Miller and Mrs. J. IVIcGratten, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. W. E, Miller and family of Detroit; Mrs. A. R. MeHrien ancl Miss Olive, Essex; Mrs, W. W. Collyer and Mr. and Mrs. W. Hagler, Toronto; Mr. 'and Mrs:Tlar- vey Mid Miss Mabel Harvey, Landes - bora; Mr. 'and Mrs, •W. j. Mcl3rien and Mieses Mary 'and Amy McBrIen, mt. Sneed, Mr. E. Mel3rien, Mr. and Mrs, W. Mason, Mr, W. Rhin and Mr. E. Pri6e, Seaforth. and Mi. and Mrs. George Dixen, AMONG- THE CHURCHES • Willis Church .. !rile pastor, the Rev. J. E. Hogg, pteach 0> 00,' own pulpit bet Sunday, taking for his subjects: Morning; "The Venture of Faith.” Evening; "When Duty Calls." „ TheSacrament of Baptism will be observed on Sunday,,November 190, at the morning service. , The W.' M. S. will meet at the home of Mrs, W: T. O'Neil on Thura: day evening at eight o'ffiock.., ' Wesley Church -Before the sermon at the...morning setviee on .Sunday the 'little son of Mr, and' les. C. R. Holland and the two • little sons and the daughter of Mrs. 'Sadie. West received' Hie Sac- rament of Haptaarn at the hands of the pastor. The Sacrament of the Lord's Supper Was observed after the sermon, mass meeting of men will be held on Thursday evening at 8 pan, when the lecture, "The Church in the Life of the Nation," will be delivered. by Col, M. C. R. Graham'D..S. o'5'' the 1811 Battalion. For ,veteran, there will be a epecial weleome. Act - mission free, A collection will be received. ' Armistice Day will be rememend with suitable services on Sunday. Quarterly Official Board meets on Tuesday evening next at eight o'cloek. St. Paul's ChM:eh The Ladies' `Guild held itS regular» monthly meeting, on Tuesday, when final arrangements were made.for the annual bazaar. Tea was served by Mesdames Frank Hovey; T. Hermat, E. 'Herman and C. L. Bilk/y. A »siiensQtisi service for the men who Sell in the grot war will be hold. next'[Sunday evening, . The xeg- Mar subject -will be. "Character: the Most Endurinv Memorial." The G, W. V, A. has been invited to attend. Ontario Street Church Thi pastor will preaeh.at both Ser. vices -on Sunday next. On Sunday week, November 10th the Sunday school anniversary will be held whoa the Rev, 0. W. River:, of Honsall Will preach morning and everting' and address the Sunday school in ills afternoon. Mi.ss Fran - 011 Nickawa will sing at oacli of the church service,S and will give'a read- ing itt» the aftetitotin session. A, spe, cial collection 'will be taken for the Sturtlay school fund. HOSpITAL BUILDING » FUND *- The following subscriptions were inadveri enllY omitted from last week's list or have heen peid Sine, The total (Msh subscriptions amounv to $4580:00 up to Novenaher David Cantelon, $ion,op; A, Morrish $25.00; Dr, F, A. Axon $25; Andrew Holmes $15; C. Cuninghente $15; Kt. .;incl Mrs. Thos. Mason -115; Friend's $15; Briicefield, additional 510; F. C. Elford $5; 3». L. Kerr $5; Mrs, S. II. McLeod $5; H, IVXCItenzie $5; Clifford Lobb $5; Herbert Crieh $15; IVIrs. Geo. oavla 52; 8. B. Reynolds ..$?; ;tames Sims $2; W. D. Fair Hallowe'en Collection $2; Alex IVIcEwen $2; John MeEwen $2; ,John » Innis. 52; Geo. Fairservice $1; Mr. Finch .$1; ',lames Dodds $1.; W51m.S ; 00liep tinrirncglia$1116; IVfrlia;s. 7.1 llia Bennett $1; 13ert Langford $1; Henry' Wagner $1; Wes. Vanderburg P.; 1110 , . Will Wbii,se 5 r 0e.; Ms. A. Cole 6 A SERIOUS ACCIDENT A rather serious aecident happen- ed on. Mendel, when Mt. W. 10 El- liott,.who has the contract for the mason work on the alterations gt the hospital, , fell about eighteen feet, when the 'scaffolding gave way be- neath hint, and alighted upon a Pile of bricks and .waste material, A doctor was suniinoiled and Mr. El- liott was taken te the hospital at ,quicklY as possible. It was quickly found that he had sustained a ser- ious fracture of the hip, besides _ eral bruises and mifior injuries, and ` it will be several nronths ,before 10> is again able' to use his limb. Mr. Elliott was endeavouring to get as much work as possible done before the cold weather set in and was hur- rying on with it. The plank which__ broke and let him _down had support- ed four men the day before and was thought to be safe.' It was a had enough accident but it might easily have been worse, •- LITTLE LCCALS Mr. A. G. Sutherlanct, Listowel, has taken charge of the local branth ' of the Dominion stores. • Miss Marion Gibbings sang at St. - George's church, Goderich, last Sun- -day and assisted Prof. Aridertan in , his recital at» the close of -the even- ing service. » » , A pleasant time was» spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. It. C. Mason, Rattenbury street, on Hallowe'en night, it being the former's/ birth- day when a surprise party was held. .• -1VIr. and Mrs. H. J. Hibbs have moved into their new home on Prin- cess street, that lately occupied by Mrs. » Argent. 'We bid them welcome to tom Misses Elizabeth Kaine and her sister, Miss Nellie, »who has been here from the west for some time,' have taken the furnished home of a friend isi Hensall for the -winter and went down last week to take'possession. Pet lple.-1( CPU 11,-.11% &VW Mr. R. S. O'Neill was in Toronto. this • MiNsvsVo eeki.la Cook was in Taronto aver the holiday. Mrs. E, Walters has» returned from a trip to the west, Mr. and Mrs. A. McCartney were in • Toronto for the holiday. Mr.,Elmer Wendorf spent Thankagav- -ing at his home in Hanover. Miss Winnie Thompson WU'S 1101110 from Toronto for the holiday. Mr. Geor,g,.e EVATIS has returned front the west, whete Ise spent some • months. Misses Warcl and Ston» ,spent the . holiday peried at the lattet's 'home at Essex. Miss »Agnes Walker of Clifford spent the week -end and holiday at her home here. Mr. Inkerman Cantelon of Watford spent is few days M town and vicin- ity during the past 'week. Mr, Flank Watson of Winghem was the guest dn 'Thanksgiving Day of • Mt.' and Mrs. W. lIamblYn. . Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Tourney have ret4rneci to their home in Hamilton • after visiting. Mr. and Mrs, R, C. »Mason. IVIrs. W. S. R. IIelmes, Master Cecil • \and little 'M/ss Gertrude spent tis !Thanksgiving holiday period with Hamilton frimids, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Layton and Miss Irene and Mt. ancl Mrs. Fazed Pep- per and children motored to Strat- ford and spent the holiday with friends. Mr. » Willis Cooper and a fellowetu- dent at the School or Science, Tor- onto, Mr. Mayten Grabell spent the 5.Week-endj0s10riin w 1lttIItIonlidna! at the Ibr-' Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnston and family mid Mr. Lovett of 81,- Cathetines motored uP on Saturday and spent the week -end and lioli- Cay with their parents, Me. and IVIrs. C. Lovett, Goderich Township Mr." arid MI'S. Wm. Lobb acconip. allied by lVfiss Joy Lobb and Mi,s."0, Cox motored ,to Sarnia and Spens Thanksgiving with the formers danglAter, Mrs, N, Wiiisi.- Oar. F. Savauge and Roy. It. Irwin of Seaforth Were the gueSts ei: Mr. Lome Jervis on Friday last and spoilt 511 adorable day, hunting.