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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1915-12-23, Page 5' December 23rd, 1915 Clinton News -Record MEN of the 10Ist. The following list as as, up-to-date as it was possible to get it pf the -enlistments in the, 161st Huron Pat- : talion : ' William J. ,C. Appleby, Cliuton, born in 'Clinton, • Reginald George Angell, Ilensadl, horn in London, England. . Wallace Atkinson, Wingham, torn in Teeswater. • Joseph Henry Barker, Wingllain, born in Ilamsltire, England,' James Ball Wroxeter, born in a g , Ferro na h Ireland. Reginald Black, Sheppardton, torn 'in Ashfield.. Township, William Brimfield, Clinton, tern in Clinton, • Samuel Henry Brown, n born in Clinton, Robt. Nelson Cole, Clinton, born in Hullett Township. John Kendall Cornish, 'Eliniville, `born in Leicester, England. Sylvahus. John b. Cann, Exeter, ':born in Ushertte Township. Richard Chas. Chambers, Goderich, born at Wallasey, Cheshire, England. 1Vlalcoluc Colin Cameron, Lucknow, born in West Wawanosh. Albert Earl 'Cleft, Seafortti,, born in Seaforth. Lockhart John Oree, Clinton, born ' in Mulligan, (35 years in Clinton,) Onslow Crich, Clinton, born in Tuckersmith Township. David Colwin, Seaforth, torn in 'Derry County, Ireland. • George E. Cooper, Clinton, born -InClinton.Clint t James Onslow Crich, Clinton, born in Clinton, William Dien Cook, Clinton, born in Clinton. ' John Albert Carter, Clinton, born •in Clinton. Morley Counter, Clinton, torn in Clinton, Robert eVlurray Draper, Clinton, born in Goderich Township. • Stanley G. Fisher, Clinton, born 'in Drayton, Ont. Allister .McIntosh Forbes, Clinton, 'born in Perth, Ont. Arthur Fearon, Seaforth, born in Detroit, Mich, Frederick 0. Ford, Clinton, born -in. Clinton. William Leonard Feagan, Colborne, 'born in' Colborne Township. 1 -toward Perry Guest, Wingham, 'born in Ripley. Charles 'Gander, Wingham, born in 'Brighton, England. William Ernest Graham, Clinton, born in Clinton. Percy Hitchens, Clinton,. born in London, England. Alfred John Heliord, Dungannon, 'born at Leyborn, England, William Holt, I3luevalc, born in 51owick Township. Roland Huffman, Wingham, torn in 'Wingham. Frederick Hopkins, Whalen, born • -in London, England, Hlector N. Heywood, Exeter, born .at Exeter. Elwin 13yard Hill, Clinton, born at Norval. John Francis Janes, Lucknow, born at Holyhead, Wales, Henry George .Tames, Coderich, born in England. \Villiam Jal:n Kerr, Seaforth, born ,in Seaforth. Thomas 15. Lepi'ington, t'lintcnt, born in Clinton, William 1' Morgan, Clinton, torn in Liverpool England. Stanley Herbert Moore, Goderich, horn in Kent, England, Robert L. Moore, C•Iiuton, Lora in Clinton. Richard Chas, Mann, Wingham, 'born in London, England, Arlie Angus Matheson, Clinton, born in Kanona, Kansas. Theodore St. Clair , McDougall, Wingham, born in Wingham. William George McCauley, Sea- terth, born in Armagh, Ireland. Mindset' 1. Mercer, Wingham, born in Brussels, Gordon W. McKay, Seaforth, horn •at Egmondville. ,Jack Macinnis, Lucknow, horn itt 'Lucknow, Herbert Joseph McGee, Seaforth, born in Bayfield, • Martin 'Donnell, Clinton, born in Clinton. Chas. Arthur Parker, Hensall; born in klay Poivnship. Herbert Ilartman Pfail, l x.etee, "born in Dashwood, Gordon Wesiep Parker, Hensall, born in Hay Township, James L. Penrose, Whitesiurch, born in dull, England. Wilbert Roy Parker, Hensall, born an Hayt Township. Elgin Hugh Porter, Brussels, born in. Grey 'ibwnship, Francis Bolton Riley, Goderich, born in Manchester, England. Chas. II. Riley, Seaforth, born in Chas, henry Rance, Goderich, born at Maidenhead, England. John Watson Straiton, Goderich, born. in Middlesex County. - Vance S. Sander:sou, Wingham, born in Wingham. , George William Shaeler, Wingham, born in Clinton. Sidney J. Smith, Hay P.O., born in Stephen Township. Orin Andrew Stickles, - Clinton, born at Brighton. Neil Douglas Sparks, Clinton, born in Stanley Township. Goldsmith T. Scott, Seaforth, born in Seaforth: David Henry Stewart,' Seato':th, born at Oxford Centre. ?Whip Roy Steels, 'G-odericii, torn in Lobo Township, Edward John Smith; Clinton, born in Birmingham, England. Ernest Roy Thud!, Brussels, born in Morris Township, Frederick Tucker, Exeter, born in c Croyden, England, Fred. Greene Thompson,• Clinton, y bons 'amMiddlesex County. ,. James T. Taylor, Clinton, born in Clinton. William Francis Cornwall, Wroxi,t- er, born an Dublin, Ireland,, Laurance Kirkham, Ripley, born in 00Hull, England, ,,:,n, Wilfred Russel Clark Walton torn ' in Grey Township, Hugh Campbell Welton, ton born in il sli McKillop Township, Andrew McGarva, Clinton, ton in Clinton, Jalnes' V. Kirir, Lcetinow, born in Birmingham, England. Charles L. Wilson, Auburn, born in West Wawanosh Township. Janes Arnold Westcott, Seaforth, born at Seaforth. Harry Walter; Wroxeter,boat at Croydon, England, Augustine Whitt'-, Godericb, born in Brantford. Richard Wells, Clinton, born in Walworth Countp, England, Albert Chas Williams N uhan , r Lonaon, England, boen ru Lou a Winner Charles Wallis Clinton, born to Goderich Township. Harry - Websdale, Seaforth, born in Norfolk County, England, Herbert Clifford 'Wilkes, Clinton, r s ro born at Luride, bq o. Sidney John Watts, Clinton, borne in Devonshire, England, William , A. Windsor, Wingham, born at Portsmouth, Engla.ncl, Charles Clarence V. Westcott, Seaforth, born at Seaforth. Added to these the following Have. been enrolled in Clinton during the past few days : J. W, Mirror, William Snell, W. M. Snell, Stanley J. Snell, Gordon Howes; Elmer Ross, Herbert W. Martin, All Born and Raised . in 'Huron County. (By "A Taxpayer,") The officers of the 161st Huron Ov- ersea s Battalion now being recruited were all born and raised in the County of Huron, and many have sacrificed their positions and bus- iness to give their services and time to their Empire, their Country 'and their Flag. A. comntittea of officers, a member of Parliament, and Mayor Reid of Goderich, composed a com- mittee to interview the county coun- cil and warden, and invite them to assist in tortning a recruiting league, each reeve to act as .chairman for each municipality, call meetings and help recruit a -battalion of one thous- and leen for overseas service. What was their answer ? No, We think the f:overnnnent should do this, we will -not assist in any way tel aid the officers in raising a battalion to protect the boys at the front, and not assist in bringing this tear speedily to a close. When the council was asked for a grant of money, .if they would not give their services in recruiting, they Might pay. The answer was the same. No. The Government should do this. What, reap we ask, is the County Council but the Gov- ernment of the People of Huron ? Some of the members said the towns had a lot of hums loafing around, why do they not enlist, and leave the rural boys at home. How about the sons of the town aryl village representatives of the Sturon County Council who are not tilling the land ? Have they enlisted, and have they no higher ideal a£ patriot- ism than they exhibited in the re- mit meeting ltv their actions and words ? There is only one course for rat- riotie people to pursue, elect repre- sentatives who are itnn nlyi et:o: gb lo reslre:'t the Wren who are fighting their battles and their sons' tattles and who, if they do not -offer their services, will at last give, itt ret of- this, tiivaneial assistance. Soldiers and people, rally to the good old County of Huron, and show the' County Council that if they have no feelings of patriotism and respect foe the boys at the front, we have. We once had great respect for flee ideas of some of the members of the County Coanefl who opposed the as- sistance to recruiting the 161st Bat- talion, but up to the present time, they •do not seern ,to realize that the County] of Huron is a part of the British Empire, which should assist in protecting and doing its share in efforts and money in bringing this war to a speedy and victorious close, Goderich Mrs. R. 11, Elliott has handed in. to the Patriotic Society of Coderich Township the one hundred and fifth noir et socks she has knitted since the war began. On Wednesday evening of last week Mayor Reid entertained the members of the council and board of trade to a banquet at" the Masonic rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Janes Yuill of Gotl- erich township announce tate engage- ment of their daughter, Janie Lu- phemia, to Mr, Reginald Gordon Sturdy, also of Goderich township. Principal Durnin of the Kincardine High school has been visiting friends in town and vicinity. His school had to close early owing to an epi- demic of measles. Mrs. R. 13. Smith has gone to St. Louis to spend the winter. Mrs, Walter Naftel is spending the Christmas season In Perth, Toronto and Montreal. Reginald Arthur Blackstone, sort of TSr. anti Mrs. Chas. Blackstone of town, died on Wednesday of last week following an operation for ap- pendicitis. 31e was a young mail of malty talents, especially, in a mus- ical way and will be much missed. He was but in his twenty-ninth year, He'' was buried with Masonic honors and the 133rd Regimental Band, of which deceased was`leader,. marched in a body to the cemetery. I)r, Creelman addressed the Can- adian ChM at their luncheon of Wednesday of last week. The Rebekah lodge has elected of- ficers as follows; Noble Grand, Mrs. Lucy Robertson ;• Vice Grand, Mrs. Annie Ring Rec.-Secretary, Miss Kate Gundry ; Fin. -Secretary, Miss Nina Tait ; Treasurer, Miss Eliza- beth Gibson, Miss Laird et New Hamburg has been in town .on a visit to her sis- ter, Mrs. Thoinas Gundry, -- Mr. Frank Doty, who has been. training with the artillery at Guelph, has been transferred to the 16tst Iluron Battalion. Blgtlh Miss- Mary Milne visited in London last week. Master Joe Ileliren fell while en- gaged in a friendly tussle With a little friend the other day and broke his leg. Mrs. Archie Bell has returned from an extended visit with Ripley friends. Mr. Richard Hoy of Walton was in town recently. Ole reports things boosting in his burg. Mrs. Chas. Hall of 'Montreal is lr e visit er on a 1st to her parents, s wren Mr. , and Mr John. oha Bennett She leaves in January to ,join her husband, Capt; IIallf who is with one of the Canadian Battalions, Miss Pearl Fawsett of Palmerston 18 visiting her home here. Goderich. ilirs.: W. Lane is visiting her son at Vancouver, MC. 1VIias Grace Stewart has returned to Cleveland, Ohio, after a visit of some weeks at her hone at Ben - miller. Her brother Edward accom- panied hex to the Ohio city to visit a sister, Mrs, Andrews, who resides there. Hensall Mr. G. C'. Petty has donated a handsome flag to the town and it now floats front the tlagstafi of the i tov r hall. tail . Mr. Wm. McQueen has returned front the west, where he has been for some weeks. Mr. John D. Stewart and Mrs, Stewart are visiting in Rochester, 14Iinh. Mr. C. A. :McDonnell is in 'St. Marys , assisting Mr. J. Adapts through the Christmas rush. Mr, and Mrs, Heath of New York have been guests at the home of Mr. James Moore. Miss Hazel Drake has returned from a visit of sonic weeks in Stratford, Mr. and afro. ('has. Troyer and fancily are here from the west visit- ing friends and relatives. Mrs, L. H. Dickson and daughter of Exeter have been visiting in town. Mrs. Robert Dalrymple, an old resident of Hensel' passed away; at the home of her daughter, Mrs. W. Houghton of C'ronarty, where site had been staying for some • weeks. Another daughter, Miss Polly, sur- vives. Happenings of Fifteen Years' Ago. Happenings in Clinton at iho Opening of the Century. 'I'aken from the Files of The News -Record of the date indicated. Clinton, [lee. 20th, 1000. .lir. S. Jackson, who for the past couple of years has conducted the l'erseription drug store, has disposed of same to lir, R. P, Reekie of St. 'fltontas. ' The Woodmen of the World held their annual ditntor at the hotel Clarendon on Thursdays evening last. The following officers were elected at a recent meeting of the ;1.O.U.W. in Clinton : Master Workman, ,T, Dodd. Foreman, D. Stevenson. Overseer S. Scott, Cor, -Secretary, J. Bean.. FM -Secretary, F. Fowler. LW., J. 5ltephcrd. 0. W., J. Morrish. Representative to Grand Lodge, J. W. Irwin. Altercate, T. Holloway. Trustees„). W. Irwin, .Tas, Shep- herd, T. Holloway, The Local Market. Wheat Glc to 02e. Barley 38c to 40c, Oats 25c to 26e. Peas 54c to 560.. Butter 16c to 17c, 1'iggs Pic to 15e. Live I•Iogs 85.50 to 85.75. Marriages JOI-1NS'I'ON—SEARLS—Tu Seaforth, on December 8th, Duncan, John- ston of Walton to Eliza J,, eld- est daughter' of the late John. Searle of Morris township. STRATTON—CLARK—At Regina on Dec. 12th, Marie, Isabel Clark of Walton to Charles Stratton of Stroughton, Sask. Births WATTS—In Clinton, on December: 10th, to Mr. and Mrs, 1a . W. Watts, a da.itghter; RILEY—At Constance, on December 20tit, to Mr. and Mrs, Charles Riley, a sort. NAPTEL—In Detroit on Dec, Iltii, to Mr. and Mr's, :Reginald Naftel, Goderich township, a son. Deaths LI,E'l'(!JI—At Fort R'illiant on Dec. lath, George Leetch, son of Mr". D. -Leetch, Bayfield, in his 29th year. L1,E1C'H—At Fort William, on Dec. 10th, David I4. Ltretclt, son of 'Mr. D. I..eetch, Bayfield, in his 33rd year, BLACKS'[ONE2-In Getlerioh, on De- cember 15th, •Reginald, Arthur, third son of li'Ir., and Nirs, Chas, Blackstone, in his 29th pear., DICKSON—In Goderich township on December 12th, at the horse • of Mr. John Beattie, Lodica Pletch- er, widow of the late Win. Dick- son. BUCHANAN-7n Colborne township, on'December .13th, Mary,Fergu- son, wife of Allan Buchanan, in her 84th Year. HOUGHTON—in. Toronto on Deem -A- ber 1401, Nellie 11', Houghton, formerly of Wingham, aged 58 years. Blyth.. Mrs. 0. E,. McTaggart and Master Marls were 'reroute visitors . for a few days Iast week. Mrs. James Nesbitt is visiting her daughter, Mrs. T. McKenzie of Clin- ton. Will Cost 50 Cents Candidates for Municipal hon- ors save time and other ex- pensesby placing their an- nouncement in the isi adv r e t ung colummnsof the newspapers. Such a card in The News -Rec- ord will cost fifty cents .per in- sertion—occupying an inch of space. Do Not Miss Seeing. AttPri c T then ess heatre. CHARLIE CHAPLIN in getting ac- quainted. A roaring comedy of the funniest of moving picture artists. At all shows Friday, and Saturday of this week, THE AVENGER, a sensational five reel featitre. Will be shown Fri- day commencing at 2 and 7,30 pati. THE BULLDOGS 010 THE TRAIL, an interesting story of the North- west TVlounted Police. Will be shown Saturday afternoon and evening. ADMISSION AS USUAL 10 CENTS. Cream! Cream! New Method. I am in "the market for any quantity of cream at highest market price. You can see it weighed, tested and take your money home with you. Cream taken in every, Thursday tl� ,4tnorning, S. W. NIILLAR, GENERAL MERCHANT Holmesyille Logs Wanted. TIIGIITiST PR'IC'E PATD FOR ALL KINDS OP G001) LOGS DEr,IVE?RED AT 00- LIb1RT'Y'S SAW M 1 L I. , ('LIN'l'OS. FOR PA.RTICU- LARS APPLY TO FORD al bl eJ,1?i l l 1. F. G. RUMBALL TO THE CITIZENS. 0 TIte health officer asks the co-operation of the citizens in stamping out meas'es that are prevalent in town. As soot as signs of rash appear notify your physician or the health officer and keep all par- sons f r o m communication with tite sick. Insist of strick quarantine. By this method we can soon control the disease. ♦•s J. W. Shaw, Mj—J.O, WANTED.—A GIRL '00 DO GENER- al 1-Tousework,—Apply to Miss Jean • Scott. • —15. WANTED—A LADY AS BOARDER. "Nice, quiet, refined home for desir- able person, --Por information en- quire at The News -Record office. -15. FARM FOR SALE.—LOT 17, PT. 13, eon, 8, G.oderieli township, consisty- 4ng of 100 acres, 30 acre t *lowed ready for spring, 3 acres orchard and small fruits, balance, in grass. Frame dwelling, two good barns. Good land. 7 miles Irons Goderich, 8 miles from Clinton.—Apply to llert Holmes, R.11. No. 2, Clinton, or phone 6 on 25:1, C,oderieli, —13 WANTED—A GIRL POE GENERAL housework, one who could sleep at horse preferred. -Apply 'at Ontario street parsonage. 13 FOR SALE, A NUMBER OF BROWN Leghorn Cockerels, They are, from imported stock and are a choice lar,—Apply to John Cudniore, Iiolnt- esville. —08-6. LIVE POULTRY WANTED 'TO BE delivered each Friday forenoon. Highest price paid,..—MeAsli Son., Varna; -07 Good Morning 1 Arc you a News - Record Subscriber ? FOR S41.13.1.—,A WIIITI; BRICK, 2- storey 10-roonecl house on the cor- ner of Princes's and Spencer streets; cellar, town waterworks and '- acre of ground with apple trees and stable, For part$culars apply to— Mrs, E. Eboltzhauer on the prennis Good Morning t. Are yon. a News - es, 1t3'-1 Record Subscriber ?, FOR SALE,—TuIE BUILDING FOR merly used as a oarding mill at Walkerburn, Township of .dullett, is offered for sale. The frame is a splendid one, two stories, 24 x 30. —R. Morrison, R. R. No. 1, Auburn. r-02 POULTRY WANTED FOR WHIICH the highest market price will be paid, Deliveries, recoitod every morning Monday to .Saturday in- clusive. - Properly prepared Milli - Fed Worth sare wo ti alittle more and we are prepared to.pay it—W.Mar- quis, RR. No. I, Clinton,, or Phone 14 on 166,-87 HEADQUARTERS F 0 R FAIR - banks -Morse Engines,—1 h.p. Engine with Pump Jack 848, 2 h.p. Engine with Pump Jack 800, 2 n.p. I'n- gine 593.50, 5,li.p. Engine 4150, 7 lap. Engine 5225. Also Fleury Plows, Grinders and Repairs, En- gine and 'Telephone batteries 30c cacti, -E•. SI. 'Epps, Varna. Phone 14 on 178; Clinton, APPLES WANTED ALL IKINDS IND eluding evaporator and choppers. Will be received at the Grand Trunk Station. Highest market price paid. -D. Cantelon, —04 Girls \Vallled sus We can give employment to a few more Knit- ters, etc. Apply at once. 44♦ Clinton Knitting Co,, Ltd. The BEST Flour. We sell tite popular brands of Flour and would appreciate a share of pour patronage, BRAN and SHORTS 3\e sell Bran, Shorts, C'ltleken Fast', 15Le,, and would like to fill your order. Prompt Delivery Ile deliver goods promptly to any part of the tntvtt, - D, A. WATSON Victoria St,, Next the Ile-a/ital. Headquarters For Flour, Now is tite time to buy your winter supply of Flour. We carry a full stock cif the following brands : PURITY, EXTi'TIR, 'rAV- ISTOCK, LISTOWEL, FIVE ROSES, MILVERTON, LON- DON, VVIIITE PLUME: (Pas- . try), also a brand of Breakfast Food made from Choice Man- itoba Wheat at G lbs, for 25c. For to make your Hens lay this winter we recommend our Laying Meal, Beef Serap, Oy- ster Shell, Bone Mead, Grist and -Charcoal. We always carry a full line Of Bran, Shorts, Low Grade Fleur, Oil Cake, Molasses Meal and Damp Meal. Highest prices paid for all kinds of Grain. W. Jenkins & Son. FLOUR AND FEED. Phone 199. i1• We Take This Opportunity pp Y to Wish Our Friends and Patrons a Merry Xmas and a Happy and Pros- perous New Year. Johnson & Co. The Store of Qualtiy. Successor to S. Barr. Phone 11r. Phone orders promptly attended to. MRS. J. JOHNSTON, WHO HAS taken over the agency for the Spir- ella corset, is prepared to meet the needs of all old and new ou5toin- cis, The Spirella is "different:" ; a perfect fitting, flexible, tnade-to- order corset, allowing every muscle Mull play. Call and ask Mrs, Johm sten about corsets and accessories. -02 Live P�llltry Walltod We are in the market for all kinds of live and dressed poultry at top market prices. Poultry taken any day at Clinton and. every Wednesday morning at Holmesville. Milk'.Fed Chickens. We are prepared to pay extra prices for progerly milk -fed Melt - ens ready to kill, We pay Spob Cash for all poultry on a quality basis. • Winter to Eggs. We are expecting high prises for New Laid Eggs this winter, Now is the time to get pour flock in good condition. Call is at our plant and we will give you a few pointers on How to gelf Win- ter Eggs. GUNN, LANGLOIS CO. The Up-to-date Firm CLINTON. THE CORNER STORE Live and Let Live HEADQUARTERS for Christmas Candies, Nuts, Oranges, Lctnous, Bananas, Grapes, Table Raisins, Pine .Apples, Cranberries, Celery, Lettuce, lion -Bons and Stockings for tite children. 1'ANUF CAKES—We have a goua assortment to choose from, Wishing All Our Friends and Cus- tomers a Merry Christmas, F. E. HUNNIFBRD LIVE AND LET LIVE GROCER. Notice We beg to announce the purchase, of the BAYFIELD SAWMILL, wl:ielt we will operate in conjunction with the 13RUCEFIELD MILL. We are open for business at both offices prepared to pay the highest spot cash prices for all kinds of logs, either in bulk or by .the thousand, and either in the bush or delivered in our yards. You may also secure from us at either office any, of the following lin- es : LEHIGH VALLEY COAL, the' coal that satisfies, CANADA CEMENT, tite' recognized standard of 'Canada, BUFFALO BRAND .PERTILIZ' ER, best by test, D1RESSED LUMBER and SHIN- GLES, I C;4NADA FIBRE BOARD, • TILE, 1 CEDAR POSTS, LUMBER OF ALL KINDS, LTC. .i. heartily solicit, and by fair, square dealings shall endeavour, worthily to merit, your most liberal patronage. Telephones : Bayfield Office, 8 on 174. Brucefield Office, 11 on 115. JOHN B. MUSTARD Wishing Our Patrons and Friendsa HAPPY XMAS. BYAM & SUITTER Sanitary, Plumbers, , Prions 7 aiiiimmomirma HOUSE FOR SALITh OR TO RENT on Raglan street. Two acres of land, brick house, electric light and waterworks, small stable,—D. 'Can- telon. -03 FARM FOR SALE, 'BEING LOT 24 on the 5th con. of " Goderich Town- ship consisting of 120 acres,; 111 acres in fall wheat, 40 acres read}1 los spring plowing, 7 acres of bush, rep -Wader under grass. Small or- chard. r-chiard. CI oDeis tol us ro e God 0 barn n 53x80 with steno foundation. Cement silo. Water tank and Wind- mill at barn. One quarter nude 'front Porter''s Iii11,-Jamey Ilamilton, Clinton, —09 CREAM WANTED. — DAIRYMEN having cream to sell write to us for carts. We supply two cans free. Pay all express charges and issue cheques 'twice each month, cheques payable at par. We pay, the high- est market prices consistent with an honest test. Testing done by a competent man. Each can careful- ly weighed, sampled and tested on arrival and statement returned. Those is the vicinity of Kinburn may leave their cream with Mr. Hall who will deliver ib here, Write for cans and give us a trial —The Seaforth Creamery, Box 488, Seafortb. YOUR CLOT[IES CLEANED, LLA L D RE - paired and Pressed and at the shortest possible notice. Both Lad- ies' and Gentlemen's clothes, We guarantee to do good work. Also having bought a machine I am pre- pared to French Dry Clean Ladies' Suits, Gent's Suits and all kinds of woolen clothing including Sweat- ers, etc, 311 orders promptly at- tended to. Rooms over Grigg's jewelery Store.—Wm. J. Jago. -55 Santa Maus Invites you all, father mother, sister, broth- er, to come and see him on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday 22, 23 and 24th at O'NEIL'S STORE afternoons, HE 'WANTS all the little Boys and Girls especially to conic and tell 11151 'what'' THEY WOULD LIKE FOR Oill,t,ISTieAS. Ii VERY BODY COME, I=C7X.Ign2Zratioit= N�thing more suitable THERE IS NOTHIING MORE SUITABLE, FOR A CHRISTMAS PRES- ENT TITAN SOMETHING IN JIGWELERY, SIL- VERWAR.'It) OR I CU'[' - GLASS. WE HAVE A NICE S'T'OCK • TO CHOOSE PROYI ANIS ' INVITE ''OUR INSPECTION, YOU WILL FIND 013R PRICES RIGHT, THE EARLY SHOP- PER HAS TIIE GREAT- EST SELECTION. r '12 A. J. GR.IGG Optician Jeweler and rr Ieasuer of Marriag Licenses, 1.404 To All We Wish HAPPY ' CHRISTMAS. I STMAS.. THOS. HAWKINS. A GOOD RESOLUTION,„ "I will pay my subscription to Tite News -Record 'in ad Vance''