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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-1-11, Page 8g: • Mii :ERY ETOR + 1023 t distances the Classes rnisli the right ones the whole rnatter is nest of everything in Is. Goods ars what uou want Next Hodey'p Drug Store For Your Goodwill The greatest- asset in any lousiness, we desire to express our sincere thanks andappre. cia tion. For. Your •Happiness and success during the coming year we extend good wishes:' Tfe Jll. r fl.; Fair cos Often the Chcaipest-AIwaye the Best EYE SPEC1ALIS itilos full of good warm seasonable young, these goods .ria be nee- eed' the room and vlant to turn during January and you can save during the next few 'weeks. Slippers.~ 98e. in all Departments, ;ones. 25. MORE' BUSINESS hip1ei of last year will •be\applied nt,service,,prompt delivery anti courtesy, to all. ` rs, , Phone ." 125 ing dale ing we are offering anges, Quebec bake Heaters at cost. Ern ;nit:: if you are think- er be cheaper. Perdue CTRICAL PLUMBIN(. Attolltioll! r customers for the patronage 1 solicit a continuance of it We endeavor to give all our s and respectfully ask those g to give us a call. er an was irons, Falancetr axi' tete A. L. Cole, Eye Sight 'Specialist,. an Honour .Graduate"oi the Canad. ion Ophthalmic College. of Toronto. Goderich, Ont. Office hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Practice limited to the eye... 0 Oyu I, IN uann1111111Wil Miss Ruby Irwin has returned from • a -visit in Toionto. 'Miss Viola Gook has been visiting in Toronto Toronto.„the past week. Mrs. A. •B. Stephenson spent a few days in London during the past week, Rev. Mr, Davis of St. Thomas was in town this week collecting for the; Lord's Day Alliance Mr. and Mrs. D. Fell -of Seaford': visited Mrs. Wise and',Mrs.'"M'c. Laughlin last week.' MTS. Livingston of Flullett is spend- ing a few days as the guest ofher . • sister, Mrs: R 1. ' Gibbings.. Miss Bessie' Chowen is enjoying an extended holiday while her school, at Teeswater, is ,being' repaired Mr. John `Cuninghame left, on 11x6n •' dayto visit his brother; Mr', Chas:'' Cuninghante of Grand' Rapids, Mr. Harry Bartliff returns next week to Vancouver, -B. C., afterspend- ing several weeks with ,his family in town, Mr. Harry; Cochrane returned last week after spending a fortnight's vacation with Burlington and Bin ford friends. Mr: and Mrs. A. J. McIntyre have just returned ' from, Huntsville, where they spent the holiday sea- son "with friends. Mi'. and Mrs, •Antony Lawson return- ed to'. Toronto on Thursday last after spending a little -Holiday” with • relatives in and ,north of ° town. Mr. Herbert Schoenhais of Dutton was in .town over the week -end, coming up to be present at 'the funeral of his brother on Sunday. Mrs. McMichael and, two children of Hullettt. township "spent a few' days tthe past week with the lady's par -tints, Mr. and Mrs, Adain Scott:, Mists Mary. Gibbings, who finished her Model course at, Orillia at Christ- :mas,' left' on Friday' to .teach • at Colborne` in Northumberland coun Sty Mr. Frank • Pennebaker returned to Toronto on Saturday after -'spend- ing the New ;Year's holidays at the hone of his parents, Mr. and'Mrs. IL Pen b k . Miss H. I . Graham of Seaforbh wap the gnest_of Mrs. 'W. D. Fair, fcir a couple of days this week, conn- ing up to attend -the Presbyterial -meeting ;on Tuesday. • Rev.J H. Colclougll of Creemore visited in town this week. He was on his way" to Blyth to attend the funeral of his uncle, the late John IColclough, whose death' occurred so'Unexpectedly on Sunday morn- ing near Mitchell. Stnai1eu Township At the meeting" of council on Mon day the following officers were ap- pointed: ppointed: Clerk: J. E. Barnwell. ,Treasurer:' George Beatty., Assessor: Fred Watson. Auditors Alex Me1wan, `W.. J. Tough, Medical Health Officer: Dr. Shaw. Board of Ilealth: Reeve, Clerk, Thos. Brownett and M. 0. H. Banitary Inspectors: John John- ston,' David Tough. • t. Caretaker of Hall Mrs, Pilgrim. The next meeting will be held on February 4th at 1:30 p,in. Mr. Jaines McGee has .gone to Flint, Mich,, for: the winter. ' Mr, G. E. Johnston who has spent' the Holiday season with his uncle. and aunt, Or. and Mrs Eckhardt of Nyack, N, Y. State, returned home last week. Mrs. Ches. Bothwell went to Ella: - hart, Ind., last week to attend the funeral of her mother. The grim reaper, death, has visited the villages of Varna and taken one of its oldest resident's, Mr.' Thomas Keys. Mr. Keys was aged eighty-eight years and two months. Ile was born in Ireland and.camo to this country, when a boy. He lived for a number of years on Ilio parr' lite, His wife predeecased him 4 - korai twenty-two years ago, He as survived by tour eons and five daugh- ters: Oliver of 1)etioit; Frank of Niagara, Jeff of Nashville, Tenn,; Feed ' of Eltiiira; Annie and Ennio et home, ?ihsi Sant Bothwell of; Imel now, Mrs, Jt hn Barbour or Or- ili.ia, and Mrs, Dilowort'-h of Allen - Starting 10th; and continuing balance o A few of many •hues reduced for -'c Mince Meat per lb. .18c. Cooking Figs, per Ib. .19e,' Cookinp F'igs, per' 1e, ,10c.' Peanut Butter, per ' lb .... , .....23c. Buckwheat flour per lb '100 Pancake_ XOe 1 Table syrup 5 1b 38e Maple •' per pint 45c Shells Shell Jelly Olive "1 e our group baskets for 10c, 15c an 'Shredded Wheat ' Relied "Oats Cream of Wheat Corti Meal . Macaroni .. „ .,. 2 pkgs. for 25e .. 0 lbs. for 25c. ,.......4 lbs. for 25e, . G lbs. for 25c. ...2 lbs. for 25c, i Magic Baking' Powder Our Own Baking ,Powder; I ibby's Catsup Sardines . Ginger Snaps 10 bars laundry soap any brand 72 Pot Baxley, . Pearl, Barley. Tapioca ,Minute Tapioca Rica Best' Rice • per lb. ?e.. I 3 Ib. 25e, 2 lb. 25, .2 lb. 25e - 1 „...3 lbs. 25c, • 2 lb. 25c. FRESH...FISH Lake . Superior Herring Red :Salmon, per lb ..........25c. Halibut, per 1b .. ..;;Qc, Finnan Boddie ner lb 20c. Filletts,`per lb, .. 22c.' Seeded •SeedIes ' Currant Loose'' Granulated sugar special by the bag this Extra special this month Black tea , i per 15. 49c," Ammonia Best 'Coffee (O0 Neils) , per ib. GOc. I Gold Dust .. , .. Starch :. asb & ' arrg 2.'V 1•iveries `'itgi' if. for the',funer'al, .which took "place :on Tuesday' to the"Bayfield -cemetery.' The The pallbearers were his four sons; Frank,, Jeff, 'Fred and Oliver;. his son-in-law," Mr., Sam Rothwell and his .grandson,;Mr. Leonard Keys. The. sympathy of the community goes out to the bereaved family. kulicitTownship Miss'. Brindley of Goderieh is -the guest of Miss Isabell East, daughter of Mr, Henry East. The death accursed at his home on the 13th • on Monday of Norman Bunking, after an illness of 'several weeks, and a:t`the early age of twenty-eight years and six 'months. The deceased young man was born in •Hullett and spent most of his lite here. ". He was a son, of Mr, Thai. .Bunking now of Goderich. ,,He en- listed in the '-161st ' Huron Battalion and .servedoverseas. He was ,talc yen ill _overseas. and ,spent several' months' in -the hospital but had re - 'covered and for a time after his re- turn -was seemingly in good health. Itis old trouble returned, However, and, for some. time his !health had been failing and during the last few weeks he rapidly grew worse. Last fall he sold his, stock and decided' to give up farming. He is survived by his young wife, who was formerly, Miss' Lily Lee, and two children. He is survived also -'by itis father, one brother, Harvey Hunking of this township, and three sisters, Mrs. An- gus ' McLeod,. ,Clinton; Mrs. Chas. Vodden and Miss Susan Bunking or this township. The funeral took place yesterday afternoon from his late residence to Hope Chapel Cemetery., The ,members elect of the township. of Iluliett 'net. • on Monday in the Community Hall; Londesboro, .when and where each member made the usual declaration .of office. •Mfnutee of last meeting' were read •and `con firmed. The following commueica- tions were received: from the Ntunl- cipal.World, soliciting subscriptions. The clerk was, instructed to order five copies for members. Froin Good Roads „Association,' giving notice of the annual meeting and soliciting membership fee;' .no action taken thereon., r Northern Relief Assoela- tion, asking •for aid for the faro snf- ferers;.laid over until after meeting of County Council. From .Children's : Aid ;and Haman Society, asking \for a grant to the cause. Moved by R. Clarke and E. Adonis that. ;115,00 be i granted, ` carried. 'Froin. A. S. Code C. E„ re employment of engineer.° Placed on file, Moved by • J. Leiner and T. Sloan that clerk secure supply. of assessors•' and collectors) rolls; minute book and other necessary sup- plies. Carried. The following accotntts were passed and. payment ordered 'on 'Motion of Messers. Sloan and Clarke; W. Brtms- don, repairs for grader, $11.75; Mum' icipal World, election supplies, $9.56; Duncan Tudor, raking stones off road $1,25; Wesley Vodden, gravelling eon. 10; and ,11, 5.00; Jaines Watt, ' gravelling sideroaii 5 and 6 $44.60. Bev', Mr. Abery, chairman of the Hall Board, presented n report of the board for 1022 showiret receipts, $510.89, enpenditui a, $488:09. Bal- ance on Bind $28.20, Report es Presented was adopted. Bylaws Nov. 1 and 2 were passes an the following appointments made: as- . teeter, s-ilbi00r, J, W. Mills; collector, S. Me- Tittles; auditors, 54. Braithwaite and W. Beacons; clerk and treasnur, lrinrlatcl; ,sheep valuators, L. '`.Syn- dell and Frank Wood; read supt., W. Shanahan, Sr,;; sanitary inspectors, P. Quigley and H. Taman. - Council adjourned to meet again on Wednesday, Jan. 31st, at 1.30 p.m." _-J', Fingland, Clerk. „ Goderich Township ,Municipal Council -of Goderich tp. met as per statute on Jan. 8th in Holmes' hall, Holmesville. The fol- lowing ntemibers tookthe necessary declaration of office: Reeve: D A. Lindsay; councillors: H.C. Cox, Jno. Sowerby, Oliver J. Jervis and Henry Corey. The council will 'act as road com- missioners in the different polling sub -divisions as follows: No. 1, John Sowerby; No. 2, Henry Corey;-.No.,8, H. C. Cox: Nos. 4 and G D. A, Lincs say; No. 5, Oliver'' Jervis. The offi- cers appointed for the year are: 'Ad- am ;Cantelon, clerk; J. E.- Whitely, treasrrer; Robt. G. Thompson, col- lector; Howard; Sturdy, assessor; and itors, Jas. Johnston and Eldrid Yea; Board of Health, Dr. J,> B, . Whitely, Medical Health officer, John C. Woods and the Reeve and Clerk. Vence' viewers: No. 1, Isaac Salk- eld, Chris. allaeld,:Chris. W. Johnston; Geo, Laith- Waite. No. 2, Geo. 0. Sturdy, W. F. Hick, Jas. Yuell, No, 3, John C. Woods, Jahn McClure, "John B. Stewart. Nos. 4 and 6, Lewis And- erson, Daniel-Gliddon, Frank Powell, No. 5, Joseph Watkins, C. W. Wil- liams, H, 0. 'Mtuphy. Pound Keepers: No. 1, Isaac Salkeld No: 2, David Rodges; No. 3, .Andrew McGuire; No. 4, Frank Cole: No. 5, J. K. Holmes; NO. 5, C. G. Lobb. Weed ^ Inspector: Daniel Glidden. School attendance officer, Daniel Glid- don. Road tsuperintendent: Sam Em- -merson. Sheep valuators:L Geo, W. Sturdy, Robt, Cluff, C Wt. . Williams, Pathinasters: Richard McClennan, Keith Ross, D. A. Sterling E. East- man, Oliver Edward, R.°Y. Co; Alex Weston, John McGuire; Reg. Sturdy, Rirh. Bond, Mowat McDougal, Geo. Hanley, Fred Ford., W. . J. Yeo,-Earl`I Cooper,.' Wilfred •Cololouglr, W. W, Wise, Henry Sweet; Ira Merrill, Vic- tor Bisbaek, Chas, Lindsay. Jaines Robson, Andrew Sheppard, Eldrid Yeo, Pani. Vanderburg]; Alex Young, Jas. Ferguson,' David,'Easom, Henry S teepe, Jolie T. Beacom, Ben Rath - well, Eobt, E. Colclough, Dave beeves II. L. Wise, henry Tehbutt, Bert Lobb, DJ. Burns. 'After passing passing the necessary-ac- counts ecessaryascounts the council adjourned to meet rthe 1st Monday in Feb. at 1.30 —Adain Cantelon, Tp. Clerk. St. Helens (Received too late for last week) Mr. ,anti Mrs. Souter; Taylor And son, Gordon ;spent ,Christmas' with friends in Detroit. ' Mr. Lawrence Anderson has gone to visit friends 'in Toronto for a few days. I Mrs, Jas. Mitchell and children of Toronto are Christmas vacation visitors with Iter parents, Mr. and Mrs... John Webster, 44k Mr. and Mrs, Richard' Martini and children spent the week -end and hol- iday- at' the home of her father, .Mr. Vdni. Woods: Mr, ;and Mrs: T, Pierce and son Clifford of Preston, Mac,, are visi- lors with 51r. rancl Mrs. Joe Siiiith. Among those who fire spentliitg the holidays at their homes herr :are Misses tcllona Clark, Drayton; Mar., Rintotil, Toronto; Dorothy 1925 Resolved, That we in everything pet to .business, which will patrons in 1923 as it Low prices, quality, is the motto of the -, cm Hardware THE STORE;' >x'xu ram„r"•U;a�.. s� Furniture Phone '104: Webster; Wingham Winnifred Woods, Galt; Clara Woods, Guelph; Pearl Webster, Toronto; • W. D. Ru- therford, Mitchell; May Cameron, Toronto; Mary McQuillian, Onipah; Margaret Miller, Caldwell Mills and Beatrice McQuillian of Stratford, Mr. Wilson and Miss Winnifrod Woods spent the week -end with their sister in,, Fergus, Mrs, Arnold: Bar- bour. arbour. • Mr. Robert McQuiilian . was home from Dungannon for Christmas. Mrs. Brooks and son, Albert Har- rison of Now Liskeard, were visitors the past week. with Mr. and Mr, G,: 'B. Taylor, Mr, and Mrs. Peter Daley of Sea - forth celebrated their golden wed- ding anniversary last week. Boost Your. Hocken Team Don't (nock It is not possible at all times 'for our local team to Win, a game. In; case a game is last,: eros boys would appreciate a little encouragement. Adverse criticism does not tend to develop a championship team: Come out to our games and 1300ST., N. II, L. JR. CHAMPIONSHIP Hooke Mitchell Eqs. Clinton Thursday January II ,Ca;nte called at 8 o'clock sharp, By your support help one boys to win this district. hoop' in Attetrdafiee • ,Ailiitieelon 253. Children 1.0ei A, S rciair, Trainer. M Elliott, Menagor, G. Secretary 1