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5th, 1921
The
Clinton New Rya
PAGE FIVE,
r1teNevs
VICTOR
RECORDS
Now Sell for
85c
f theDistriet)
eineetai
CHRJSTAS GIFTS
RACTICAL andPLEA.SJN
S`I'4NLEY for sole being sold. Tito proeeeds a-
Mrs, Jean Cattipbell still continues ntoaupted to tlesirly 8t25, The Mission
In it poor stale of health, Band booth realised $15,00,
Mr, John E. Pepper left 011 Tuesday' -
as tt delegate to the U, F. 0, Convention
held in Toronto this week,
These are double sided 10
inch Records. Not reduced
in quality, but in price only.
Children. Cry
FOR FL '/CHER'S
i:ASTR1
VARNA.
A union Christmas Tree entertain,""
trent under the auspices of the Pres-
byterian end 'Anglican churches int
Varna will be held in the town hall on
Tuesday, Dec. 20th commencing at 8
o'clock. Program •toconsist of music,
drills, recitations, dialegues,,etc.
WOOD'S PHOSPIiODINEa•,
me Great English Preparation.
Tones and invigorates the whole
nervous system, makes new Blood
in old Veins. Used for Nervous
Debility, Mental and Brain Warty,
Despondency, Loss of Energy, Palpitation of,
the Heart, Failing Memory. Price tit per
for 85. Sold by all druggists, or ntaited in plain
pkg. an receipt of price. New pamphlet mailed,
frse.THE WOOD MEDICINE CO ,TORONTO,ONT,
Te Ede ' R.HA
• Jeweler & Optometrist
phone No.174w; House 174 J.
Santa Claus
Headquarters
At 0 Neils
FOR CANDIES, NUTS AND'
ORANGES,
All kinds of Santa's Candy for
the Children from 20c up..
Huyl'er's Bon Bon's fall Assort-
ment, from 50c to 84.50:
Special Baskets of Fruit made to
Order
Look for Santa Thursday, Friday
and Saturday before Christmas
at 2 p.m. -
TFIE fUBGROCEk
• ••• Phone 48
—YOUR FEED SUPPLY—
"Will be high in quantify and reasonable
in price if ordered from us now. We
have a full stock of 'the following fines:
Kiln Dried Corn
Western Oats
Bran'
Shorts
Oyster Shell
Limestone Grit
Purity Flour
Five Roses Flour
White Seal Flour
Gold Seal (Pastry) ?lour
Roiled Oats
-oil Cake
Feeding Molasses
Have you any Wheat, Barley or
Buckwheat to ,sell? We .are paying
special prices now.
W.Jetakons cit,
FLOUR,AND FEED
i'IONEt--199 RESIDENCEt-131
1OVED TRAIN SERVICE
BETWEEN
CLINTON AND TORONTO
v. Clinton No. 28, 6.28 a.m, daily
Stratford No. 28, 7.45 a.m, dally
, Kitchener No. 28, 8.25 a.m Daily
Guelph No, 28 8,51, a.m. Dally
. Toronto No. 28, 10.15, Lat. daffy
(Eaeept Sunray)
. Toronto NO. 37, 6.10 p.m. daily
Guelph No. 37, 7.43, p.m. daily
Kitchener No. 37, 8.1 t, p.nr. daily
Stratford No. 37, 8.55, p.m. daily
Clinton No. 37, to.o3, p.m. daily
(Eiieepi Seaday)
fot.Parlor ear acrd 6rstclass eletr'bale
coaches is each direction
oho Ranstonl (fa Soo, r4'Tty Persalt.
orad Ticket Agents, PRONE:•. -•ti..
KSa 1PAT'Y'lSt N, Stearns Avant.
COLBORNE. •
A' Christmas entertaintneut will be.
given, at !the Bethel church, on the Ben -
miller circuit on Thursday evening,
Dec, 22nd. The program will consist
of..recitations,, dialogues, songs, drills
etc. The church will be prettily de-
corated with evergreens and other fes-
tal decorations and every effort is being
made to keep up to former occasions,
The home of Mr. and- Mrs. Andrew
Johnston, Colborne township, was the
scene of a happy event on Wednesday:
Nov. 30th, when the old couple eele-
hrated their golden wedding anniver-
sary. Their two daughters, Mrs,
Chas. Roberton, of Colborne, and
Mrs..(Dr.) Weir, of Auburn, provided
a wedding dinner as a surprise, the
house being ,beautifully decorated in
-pale yellow for the occasion. Mr. R.
M, Young, Mrs. Johnston's brother,
and his fancily were present, while mes-
sages of congratulation were received
from Mrs, A. Y: Henderson, of Col-
borne, Mrs, George Patterson, of Tor-
onto, and Mr. Alex. Johnston, of Van-
couver.
C`h"i 1 d n' Cry
NFOR FLETCHER'S
CAST.pR!A
• ' • •BRUCEFIELD
Wm: ' Aikeniiea& 'has been elected
President of Elie 'U.' F. 0., and Ross
.Davitisoti 'secret'a'ry=treasurer.
Mrs. Haugh has'gone as it delegate
for the' U: W.' F: O.'to' Tb'ron.to,.
Mr. Murat, statioti'agent, left on his
vacation' haat' Weak: He 'will bring a
bride back 'With hini on his return.
They will 'live in Mrs, Allen Douglas'
house i'ii our village.
Mrs..kWheeler`is visiting relatives in
Detroit,
Wm, Douglas is having the house he
lately hough{ from John Mustard, over
hauled, '
The Christmas tree entertainment
will be held on Friday, Dec. 23rd.
Mr, Joseph Addison and wife attend
ed the funeral of Mr, Addison's mother
at Lottdesboro this week.
Murray Gibson' who was appointed
to attend the U. F. 0, convention at
•Toronto this week, was unable to ate
tend. Mr, Lane went in his place.
The Kelly Circle held its closing
meeting for the year on Tuesday. The
meeting' was in charge of Mrs. J. A,
McEwen and Mrs. M. Gilmour. The
following officers were elected for the
new year;—Hon, Pres., Mrs. W, D.
McIntosh; President, Miss Kate Mcgre-
gor; 1st Vive Pres., Mrs. J. A. McEwen;
2nd Vice Pres., Miss A. Beattie; Sec,,
Miss M, R. Alkenhead; Treasurer, Mrs.
Jas, Thompson; Messenger Se,c., Miss
Alice Rattenbery; Press Sec., Mrs, A.
McQueen. The Bazaar held under the
auspices of the Circle was a decided
success. Most of the articles offered
NERVOUS VCU
HEADACHES
COULD 1'3@''1' SLEEP RIGHTS
When the nerves become unstrung;
the bands shaky; you can't sleep, and
you are practically on the -verge of ner-
vous prostration, then is the time to
trice
k"t"sILrl3UR t'S
HEART AND 1''aiiRVE PILLS
They regulate and stimulate the heart
and strengthen and restore the whole
nervoes system,
Mr, 1 reel W. Watson, Newport,
N.b., writest—"1 have been troubled
for several years with nervous head-
aches and they were so ball I could
Plot sleep at nights. My hands got
80 Shaky T could hardly hold anything
in them. A friend'toltl me to try Mil -
burn's Ifeart and Nerve Pills, so I got
a box and began to get better after 1
had taken. them. 1 continued to use more,
and 'now ani no ntore'bothered with
nervousness, anti would rocommenct flfcnt
to any otte who Inas nerve trouble."
Price Sec. a box at all 'dealers, or
nailed direct Mt receipt of price by the
Milburn Coy ,halted, Toronto,
Ont,
Pairs Associatibn
Breaks Precedent
• LOl' D ESBORO,
The opening of the new Conamenity
Hall will be on Frid;tl' evening, :16th.
An old fashioned texemeeting will be
given ;ind a good program, Everybody
come.'
Rev, Mr, Rivers, of Hensail, preach-
ed in' the Methodist church, on Sunday
last and Rev, Mr. Osborne preached in
llensnll,
The Missionary society met on. Wed-
nesday in the Methodist chuich with a
good attendance,
A union service will be (held in
the new hall of Sunday both morning
and evening, Dec. 18th, when Rev. W.
Fingland Will preach.
Miss Ester Lyon is visiting In the
city of Guelph,
BELGRAVE '
Geo. Cunningham, Clayton Proctor
and Robt. Scott are attending the U.
l', 0. convention in Toronto this week.
The farmers shipped two car load of
cattle from here on Monday. Some
very fine baby beef among, the bunch,
Mrs. G. Proctor,' of Melville, Sask.,
is visiting with her parents, Mr, and,
Mrs, H. Halliday.
Mrs. Brooks, of 'Centralia, spent a
few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs, 2. Anderson.
Mr. J, L. Stewart is in Goderlch this
week; attending the assizes as a Jury
Haan. .
Rev. J. Gibson, of Toronto, preached
in Knox cihurch on Sunday to the in-
terest of the Bible Society.
Mr. John Ausburn, an old resident
of Grey township, who has spent the
last couple of years with his daughter,
Mrs. Garner Nicholson, passed away on
Saturday interment to the Ethel ceme-
tery on Tuesday.
The Woolen's Institute meet at the
hone of Mrs. J. A. Brandon n 'Thurs-
day afternoon.
HULLETT
Wedding of interest to a large circle
of friends took place quietly at Auburn
Knox church manse, on Thursday af-
ternoon, December 1st, at 2 o'clock,
when Lillian Georgina Beadle, of Mul-
lett township, became the bride of Mr.
Ernest•Pitttersot, older son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Patterson, 1•iullett town-
ship. The bride looked very youthful
and winsome in her travelling suit .of
navy tricotine• and a becoming black
hat of palmi velvet with trimming of
stripped ostrich feathers and touches of
burst orange. She wore the groom's'
gift, a peridot and pearl pendant. The
ceremony was perforated by Rev. R.
J. Ross and witnessed by the groom's
sister, Miss Mary Patterson, and the
bride's cousin, Mr. Leonard Yunghlut,
the groom's gift to them being a bat'
pin and a pair of .,cuff links. After
the ceremony, amid rice and the usual
Godspeed tokens given by a crowd of
friends who gathered, the happy couple
were motored to Londesboro' where
they took the train for Detroit to
spend the honeymoon. , The previous
evenieg a kitchen shower was given
the bride by girl friends, The young
couple have the 'good wishes of a host
of friends, On their return they will
take up their residence on the groom's
farm in Hallett,
You Will Never Regret
KeAing your temper under insult
or serious; provocation.
Telling the truth when a lie would
have helped you out of difficulty,
Turning away from pleasure 'that
would injure your health or your man-
hood.
Holding steadfastly to your. purpose
when everyone ttisisted you were 00
the wrong track.'
Forming the habit of always trying
to better four best, to improve some-
thing somewhere every day of your
life.
Refusing to llsted'tiemeell'etous gos-
sip or stories that are "off color,"
Having .the courage to wear shabby
clothes rather than go in debt for mhat
you could not afford,
baring to say "No" when "Yes"
would have made you a "good fellow"
A Sprhag
U Day
hr i; Iiskoka
A Spring slay In \4uekolca,•with sttY
and water vividly blue; the smell of
pine, the .song of birds lit the stir.
011"0 sunny slope a git•i gathered
'trtlltums With eager hands, Oho smil-
ed at ttte questioning stranger,.
"1 never pinked wild !lowers be-
t'oro;' she said wistfully, We lived
in the city. loather died, and then—
mother, of tuberculoses. 1 was all
alone, S wasn't strong,—worked too
ltard,--and I got it, They brought mo
here to the Sanitarium on a
stretcher."
But, look at me nowt" exultantly,
The glow 01 health wan in her Alecks.
"It's the rest and care and good food
and fresh air that saved tne,l' and her
eyes shone jnytusly.
Surely she was worth saving, this
bonny, 1000 ,03,0d girl! surety Lilo
Muskoka Hospital for Consumptives
deserves her gratitude)
W.Contributionsn. a 223 CollegetSti nodt,
Toronto,
(
Chicago, Dec, 1—For the first time
In forty years the international As-
sociation of fairs and Expositions to-
day decided to forsake Chicago as an'"t
annual place of meeting, and voted
unanimously to hold the 1922 meeting
in 'Toronto, Canada,
Anollter precedent was established
It is many season's since re have been able to offer such
a varied assortment of usefui'Xrnas Gifts at such moderate
prices as are now on our shelves
LOOK OVER THIS LIST IT 1VJAY HELP YOU TO DECIDE
Slippers — Men's, Women's and Children's
Men's and Boy's Tes-50c to $1.50.
Men's and Boy's Boxed Braces
Arm Bandsand Garter's in Xmas Boxes
Muffler's, Spats, Sweaters, Handerchiefs, etc.
Coyne in and Look our Stock over—Itewill be time well spent.
and won the applause of your com-
panions.
Not posting !that cutting sarcastic
letter, or uttering the angry words
that sprang to your lips when smart-
ing under a sense of injury or in-
justice.
IR InSteel
Small Profits Phone 25
through many parliamentarysessions other matrimonial requirements, ex -
without a first lady, at times when cot the minor detail of a wife, Mac -
widowers .were premier, never before kenzie King will take up the leadership
itas‘one been placed at the head of a of 'Canada.
Canadian government who was not a rw
benedict. i The reaHon from . idealism is a. re -
With a furnished house and every actionary.
Getting up every time you fall and •
pushing right ontowards your goal, no
matter how dark the way.
Keeping faith with yourself at any
cost; holding fast to the high ideals
that beckoned In youth. Always 'and
.everywhere acting the gentleman or
the lady,
BRITISH AND FOREIGN,
Division in ranks of Sinn Fein party.
Ulster makes new demands on tax-
ation.
Deligates at Conference await action
by Japan.
Discussion in committee on China's
rights.
De Valero refuses to recommend
treaty to Dail.
Instructions from. Tokio on naval
ratio delayed,
U.S. submarine sinks by, jeern; crew
rescued. i
•ic�i'Nt'
.
0
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a73'
when John G. Kent, managing direct-
or of the Canadian National Exhibi-
tion, Toronto, was elected president
of the Association.
The last time a Canadian was given
a place as an executive, Was in 1895
when H. J. Hill, also a former man-
ager of the Toronto Fair, was appoint-
ed Secretary, a position he held for
several years. -
No First Lady
Canada's next premier,. the Right
Hon. Mackenzie King, will be the
first bachelor premier that Canada has
ever had. Though Canada has gore
fir
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