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No. 1815 --34th Year
CLINTON, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 8th, W14.
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WILL RECEIVE:
Mrs: G. M. Elliott will be 'at home
to her:Jriends on Friday; Jan, i6tb,
and aftewards on the third:Friday.
A COMING EVENT.,
The United Society of St. Joseph
intend putting' a play in the tows
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Wheat 80c to'83c:
Oats 30c to dao
Barley 50c to 53c.'
Butter 21c to 22c.
Eggs held fresh 25e, new laid '350,
Live Hogs $8.40.'
f,ITTLL LOCALS:
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Record Subscriber ?
Rev. Prof. Wright, London, :conduct-
ed tiie services in St. Paul's church
Sunday and will continue in charge
until the new rector arrives.
Mr. W. J. Huddart Goderich has
BOT HOUSE AND LOT,,
Mr. James Carter has purchased
the house and lot on Albert street
owned h'y Mr. Harry East of Slullctt
and will occupy it as Soon as he has
made some necessary repairs to the
cottage. ` The price paid was a good
one.
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of Mr. Fred. ,
was not unexpected'
to his past services
his business atllity a:
likeable personal qualii
biro a perfect 01
he will serve
will go without re;
he will preside over
of the council wi
tact no ore will dos
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Watches, Clocks and felbelery
well repeated. All work left '
beth me is guafanteed to be
satisfactorily done.
on
hall on Jan. 21st, Prof J. F.
Roach as conductor, and Rev, Father
Hogan,, manager.:
•-While driving flown from the north
on Tuesday Mr. Chas. Bembridge of
'Morris saw a blacicbrid concerningfront•t}me
which he remarked to The News -Re-
cord : "I have been fort ears in
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this part and this is the first time 1
have even seen a blackbird at ear-
ly a 'date."
PASTIME'S CHRISTMAS DANCE,
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The pastime Club held a dance in
the town hall on Friday evening
which was voted by. many the `:'nicest
good deal; 'of course, as a number of
very 'enjoyable ones have taken place
to time in the course of
the past couple of months.. But, any-
way,Friday's danceproved be the
Y' toWillis
gathering together of the youth and
beauty of the town for a very pleas-
ent evening's enjoyment. The town
of
rented front Mr. Middleton his rooms
over the Mayor Jackson's store where
he will carry a full stook of electric-
al supplies. •
WILLIS GIIURCII.
Rev. ,J G. Shearer, D. D., head of
the Presbyterian Board of Social Re-
'form anel Evangelism, will speak in
church next Monday evesng on
the subject of "Applied Christian-
ity " The address will be' illustrated
by lantern: views. Dr. Shearer has a
BROTHER DIED.
rane retrned Settle-
day last, wh�
Mr. Joy;°;
the funeral of his
half brother; Mr. Phomas Long, who',
shed suddenly of heart failure the
Tuesday enly f ante funeral took
place on New Year's day. Mr.- Long
has visited Clinton on various occas- `
ions and will be remembered by
many in town. Mrs., John I lmner-
ton, who is a sister of deceased, al-
1/). Yi0 YiellI a/
Jeweler and Optician - - - Clinton
PRESENTATION TO MISS ALLIN.
The choir of Ontario street church
met at the home of Mr: and Mrs. B.
J. Gtbbings on Monday evening for
a social hour together, the occasion
being a little farewell to Miss May-
frill Algin, who, since her coming to
hall was prettily decorated, many
handsome new gowns were worn by
the ladies, the happy holiday spirit
prevailed and everything combined to
make the affair an exceptiona'.iY
Pleasant one.
ONT. ST. CHURCH.
great story 'to tell of our owncoum
try's need and how that need is T e-
ing inet today by the gospil of
Christ, and the ,publip are cordially
invited to attend. Dr. Shearer
comes to Clinton specially in the in-
terests of the Laymen's Forward
Movement in all churches.
so attended ihsiunelal.
HOW TIIE VOTE STOOD
A cartoon in a Toronto daily of
Tuesday represents a cit tar a as clime-
ing into his four, postor, saying :
Now the city council is elected, I'll
go back to bed." Tha meaning • of
town, has rendered valuable assist-
ante in the service of song and who
The pastor, Rev. M: Algin, on. Sun-
clay morning last preached on "The
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=t'GRICUI,TUR'E IN SGIIOOLS: .
the picture was clear for it is only
too true that the interest of many
leaves shortly to spend eotnc time
Record of the Old tear." Refererre
Schools intending to take up the
citizens in municipal platters is only
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OF CANADA.
Bank
with her sister in Regina.
Tho evening was pleasantly spent in
social chat, music and games and
during the course of it Miss Algin
was presented with a handsomely
mounted umbrella as a small token of
remembrance of her associations with
the choir members.
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Miss in
was made to those who had passed
away frons earth during the year. At
the close' of the sermon, Mrs. Turner
and Miss the Lor Algin sang For-
ever with the Lord". Seel thoughts
for the New Year" was the subject
of discourse in the evening and Mrs.
„
Turner, by request, sang 0 Happy
Day."
study of Agriculture ani School
Gardening should send notice of their
intention to the Department of Ed-
oration not later than January 15th,
if the full grant is to be earned. In
no case can notice he accepted later
P
thanApril 15th. The form to be
used for this is to be found at the
back of the 1914 register, About 150
shown during the week between noon-
mination and election.
The i'ocal contest was, a lively one
in many respects and on one side
at least there was a pretty thor-
ough organization,
The bylaw to operate Hydro and
14'atenvorks under Dae Commission
canted by a majority 42.
Personals
Miss Tucker of Saskatoon
guest of Mrs. Whitehead.
Miss_ Lister of Loon, .Engle:
London,
the guest o[ nd and l
Irwin,
Rev. Mr, Potts, Brantford,
been appoirtited rector of St.
was in town Tuesd
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Cooks e
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holiday time with their d
Mrs. (Dr.), Garrett of Hami
Miss Dorothy Cante}an
Saturday from a short visi
her sister, Mrs. A. Weathe
Orfila,
Mr. A. ,T. Coo Per and two
little daughters, Goderic:
New Year's with 14Ir. and 13
S• Cooper,
Miss Dcllc TaS`lor •returncrl to
to last week after a few d
it :with her parents, Mr, at
Jacob Taylor.
Mrs. Alam Foster of Goder•fc
on Mrs, lint. Cools G eric
Day while .oher wayNe
tovisit Friends:
Miss Edna ids - left Fri
Heathcote, near 'fhornbttty;
she has secured a position
public school staff.
Miss Edna Turner left Saturn
ternoo r l'or Caledonia, to ag
charge of the school Over w
presided last term.
h1•, J. Knox Mair cause lion
1Vallcerville for a brief visit
the holidays with his parent
and Mrs. J, I{, Mair.
i14r, L. J. Wasmann, afte} s
the holidays at his polite, le
urday for Brodhagen w'hare
A pal of the Public eel'
Mr, and Mrs. Cale, olio tri;
weok from their Route in Sa
visiting ' the lady's moths
11'orthington.
IVliss R. M. {;Dods, after seen
bol days at her home at S
left the latter art of last e
Eau Claire to resume her du
teacher.
Mrs D W L Cantelon rerun
Toronto the end of the wee
spelitl'la; t}io holiday Beast
her husband's parents, Mr, a
P. Cantelon.
Miss W. 7'hoatpsOlt left on h
Sai?t'z tvhcre she has aecep
Position he Ills Public scho
Miss 'Pham)ron taught at
several years.
feting from a severe cold a
fin:el t i
the
o house f of tee
week, is,ablo to resume her
}n the store again.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rutledge
e.d to their home in Monte
was attar 5
spending. the Ch
tide :at the fornter's pacnnt
Wesley parsonage,
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Plteonix o
ilton returned home Satuird
spenh1tig' the', helirley time
lady's parental house, that
and Mrs. R., J, elute.
Miss hazel Ker. left New Yea
to pay a short visit to rag
Alma ctrl Mount Forest
proceeding
1 e ing to holstein to
face tip her school chitties.
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John Scholes of 'Toronto,
ama tem champion boxes.
, world, and brother -ii law
W. z •
Tozer or town, is p
ing favorably after a dangr
tack of pneumonia.
Mrs. R. B. Gardner f IJamil
°
visiting 111^ town for
is 04 Ot -a few
on her return she will' be
Panted by her two little so
have been here a week the
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01 Mrs. W. Collyer,
C. le. Gruppe of London.
VIS1(0r� in 'town on Net
l;ve, haling• come 'up to per.
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marriage ceremony. As h
eel to London the sable da
few o his many frimuls h
pleasure of seeing him,
M>• Shillin gran carte front
g 1,
to spend New Year's Day
wife at the 7 acr's parent
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Wesley parsonage, eats.
ton taunted to Windsor 1
after a fortnight's visit
parents, Rev. Dc. and 13
ledge.
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Capital Authorized $25,000,000
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Capital Paid-up 11,500,000thinketh
Resen•e and Undivided Prefile 12,500,000
Total Assets 175,000,000
325 Branches. With world wide connection. Interest allowed
on Debosits. General Banking business transacted,
R. E.MANNING,Manager - Clinton Branchchurch
Algin will be much missed
the choir as she. possessed a well-
trained voice which she was ever
willing to use in the services of the
church. But while they regret her
departure, her many friends wish her
a pleasant sojourn in the Saskatehe-
wan capital,
IT WILL BE A KILTIE BAND.
At this time of the year when
municipal in the
Nest Sundayeven'ng nlr. Algin
will preach on 1The Charity that
and speaketh no evil."
The Junior League meets is the
school roolm on Friday evening at
seven o'clock.
COURT MAPLE •LEAF OFFICERS.
The following were installed as of-
titers of Court Maple Leaf on Thurs-
day evening last.
schools in the province are expected
to take up the study of Agriculture
this year; the increase is not rapid
but the growth has been healthy. It
is expected that a number of schools
in Huron will become interested in
the course which the Education De-
pertinent is doing so much to en•
courage.
DOHERTY CONCERT COURSE.
The new council will consist of :
Mayor, Frets: Jackson.
Reeve, David Cantelon.
Councillors, H. «'iltse, J. A. Ford,
II. Fitzsimons, W. J. Paisley, J. P.
Sheppard, C. J. Wallis.
The ward and total vote was as
follows :
y •^• e'
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chanes are airhe
when men areturningover a• new
Vice -Chief, S. GlFddonIanaghan'
lee
inTthe townghall next ItTuesda appear
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c',1,..a
m z s o too co a o
leaf (?) when church, business and Foe -Y
Fln. Secretary, S. R, Iiohnes.
ing being the thin] concert on the
AlAXOR <A .,, th .i p.,
J•acicson 70 08 72 82 298
Te Massone Bank
Incorporated 1855 Established in Clinton 1879
Capital and Reserve $8,700,000
85 BRANCHES IN CANADA
A - GENERAL - BANKING - BUSINESS - TRANSACTED.
CIRCULAR LETTERS 01' CREDIT - - 1
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TRAVELLERS CHEQUES ISSUED.to
BANK MONEY .ORDERS J.
iety are making plan, for great ad-
Yams during the coming year, the
local musicians are also taking a new
lease of life, in Fact o'er new mayor-
elect f l Fred. act o'er after cars
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of voice culture, has reached the stage
where he is some artist and mel-
odious strafes will .be heard around
the towns hall the coming year.
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The Citizens batch with many dis-
advantages and set backs has been a
credit to the town and been a source
of pride to the citizens, who have
not failed to respond liberally to the
many calls for assistance made from
Rec:Secretary, J. P. Sheppard,
Chaplain, I. Dodd,
S. Woodward, C. Managitam.
Jr. Beadle, Woodward, F Beacom.
Sc. Beadle, II. Folland.
Jr. Beadle, Fred. 1lutctr.
Auditors, C, E, Dowding, H. T.
Rance.
Trustees, R, S. Byanl, Jolin Sut-
ter, 1. Rodd.
Conductor, Jas. Finch.
Finance Committee, Jas. Finch,
I3. Glazier, F, 1)lutch,
WEDDED IN BOSTON.
Doherty Course. This CTlee Club
consists of a vocal male quer-
tette, a trombone quartette and a.
humorous entertainer anti impersona-
nt ersona_
P
tor• The male quartette is unser-
tor.
passed and the trombone c uartette is
1
the Duly one on the Lyceum plat-
torn). Tlfe y have filled over 3600
concert engagements in the United
States and Canada and' have appear-
ed in all the large American cities
They have been together without any
change in their personnel for the last
thirteen years. These facts speak
for themselves, so the citl'zene may
Couper 52 70 05 63 250
REEVE •
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Cantelon fig 53 $;� 0. 7
Taylor 50 7th 55 73 _>5H
Cou vert toren
Rrtltse 99 91 80 86 300
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Fitzsimons 70 01 OS 91 )9
Ford 7r, 72 77 85 809
paisley es 71 ee 54 302
Wallis (Il 72 59 52 214
Sheppard 07 70 75 79 201
Sntyt.lc 40 9•t 40 58 188
Miller 49 62 40 43 191
McLennan 37 40 88. 15 158
SAVINGS < BANK DEPARTMENT
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Lime to time,
'This the band been
A (Diet wedding in witch many expect one of the best treats of the
season. Judging from the the
Personals
At all branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
C. E. Dowding - Manager - Clinton Branch.
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year has re -or-
gantzed and the services of Mr. Fred
Fouhister of St. Thomas have been se-
cured as bandmaster and manager.
Mr. Foubister, although a young maul,
has had twenty years band experience
Clinton people will be interested took way
place at the Church of the Advent, Alan is Filling up there will be a bei))
Boston, Mass., ori December 17th, per house. Plan is now on silo at
1 Y Fair's bookstore..
when 1VIiss Jean F. Macpherson, only
dalrghter of the late D. F. elacpher- CLIN'fON WON.
s0•t of Clinton, and Mrs. Macpherson
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Mrs. D. C'anteloii visited ,iter •lough
rex, Vita, Andrew Weather vex, Ox -
illla, for a few clays during the bol-
iday season.
Mr. Albert Turner last
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In the United States and Canada and of Goderich, became the bride of Dr, The local hockey lean wo:, its first
will no doubt bring the band up to an Gro. W. Morse of Boston. ill the Northern League series
returned week
from his homestead in the south-
AsitortaigeenemmisThe
game
advanced state of efficiency. The wedding was a very quiet one, at Mitchell Monday night. It was a
west
nliiles from the Alberter of a and
READY-TO-WEAR
CLOTUINn
ORDERED
CIA nmiNG
boys have also decided to get or'y very intimate friends being pre- bard fought contest throughout. At
new uniforms and have chosen the sent. Mrs. Macpherson, the bride's half time the scare stood 2-1 5nd the
popular Scotch Military costume and mother, .went down to Boston for final 5-2 in favor of Clinton which
in the future will be known as the the ceremony, and Mrs. Morse of had the following line up :
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et , F abountlry sea.slines,n his sere he en pins
settlement duties, Air. Turner
the land is taken in
Clinton Kittle Clinton,Mas. motherof 'h' groom Goal, W. Johnston.inct
tie Band.s o the g oon.
It is to he hoped that the Clinton was also present. R. Defence, R. Heelball.
says alt up
his part of the province, either by
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music lovers will second the efforts The bride is well known_tn Clinton, L. Defence, M. O'Donnell.
of the boys to make the bard one of her native town, and where her ear- Rover, N. Gull.
the best in Western. Ontario and at fp girlhood days were spent, but for Centre, E. Kerr.
credit to the old town. some years past she has resided iu R. li'ing, A ltitcheil,
Boston having trained these as a L. Wing, K. Draper.
THIF, PASSING OF MRS. EAS7\ lnurso and since become very success- Referee, Cr. Carr, Seaforth, I
Ful in her profession. The many7'ho Northern League schedule is as
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Mrs. Thos. Fast of town, who had Clinton friends extend congratulations follows :
and good wishes. Jan. 5th,—Clin?on at Mitchell,
been in a serious state for several g Jan, 12th, 4eaforth at Clinton,
weeks; passed into the Great Be- I3C1R0\TIAN.S IN ELECTIONS. 2
S,ond Jan. 7th,-11Iitchel1 at Seaforth.
The deceased, whose maiden name Outside of the general interest Feb. 2nd,-5eal'orth at; Mitchell.
was Annie E. Moffatt, haat spent prat- which the public has in municipal el- Feb. 5th,—Clinton at Seaforth.
tioally all bar life in Clin.:om and .vie- ections, the people of Huron hadFeb: 6th,—Mitchell ab Clinton.
inity: She was- a daughter of the special interest in the municipal el- NEW YEAR'S E:V1s WbIDDINCx:
late David Moffatt and of Mrs. Mali- ectioits in Toronto this year, owing r
art of town. Her birthplace was a to the Tact that no less than fear of A Pretty wedd;nP took place at, the
farm an the London. Road near Kip- those figuring in the election are na- home of Mr. and Mrs. II, 10 Baines,
there her days tives Huron Ontario street, at high on Wed -
settlers or 11n errors and that free
land is. practically a thing of the
past in Saskatchewan and in Alber-
ta, too, with the exception of the
Peace River country. Ih his dis-
trier Clic ranchers Formerly Over-
Tan everything but are now being
rapidly driven o . by the man with
the plow. Mr. Turner is of the
opinion that the collapse of the
real estate boom was a blessing in
disguise for it will cause business
filen, farmers and all classes in the
day community
to 0totle clown ltimate bel*
eFit'of the whole country. When he
returns west in , the spr'ng Mr.
Turner will be accotnpenicd by his
family,
pen and girlhood were of county • noon
• We 1!'iust Reduce Oar Stock Before the
Masons and. Carpenters Start Alterations.
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You Can Make Money Fast By Bayle.
spent. On her marriage; to the late Walter Harland Smith, who is one nesday last, the last day of the old
year. 1 -
Eastshe elected he h use was beautifully d
Thos s e came to reside inof the alderman e e ted for.ward 6 0 1 h e
Clintota where they lived several as born on alfat'nl near TinIeyville rotated with mons ferns,etc., the tits
years, later spending a year in Parte- (now Brussels) in 1862. He has. beer, occasion being the marriage of their
hill and still later seven or eight a resident of the city •since 1870, and eldest daughter, Flora, to Mr. Char-
years at South Norfolk, Va., where was for a long time connected with les W. Prowse of Ctoderieh township,
The Apple King is Once
More a Winner.
ly,
Clothes Here Now.
her husban4h died. About ;fourteen Grand's Morse re]wsitory, in which The bridal pair were atticnded by
pears ago she returned with her business he has gained a comfortable Miss Violet, sister of the bride, and;:":r??
small family to Clinton and here competence. Mr, R Peewee, tate groom's brother,
they have made their hone ever Richard II. Holmes, lawyer, a son Master Chas. t`,umt Baines, the
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it
Owing to the fact that our premises having chang-
• ed handy„and receiving notice from our new landlord
that our bigstore is to be sub -Cil .ided Weare com ell-
p,
ed to reduce our Uig SLi'Ocli and do it quickly. The:
cat penter8 and masons will be at Wort{ in a few weeks
king the alterations. Here are thousands of dollars
maMr.
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worth of new and up-to-date clothing etc, of the hi h-
p g' ' g
est character ti'at must be sold at one re • ardless of
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cost' or value at rices representing a savin] of 20:to
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- s 3
20 percent, With the cold weather just commencing,
and the requirements k)O1V}! winter goods essential ,
i %ryoisb;ppin,
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is opportunity
this 7a OU1. Gp�7ol tU nity..t(1 save f1.0111 W'�.,. � t0. yp J. l�
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on a Suit, or overcoat..
SIMS. of the late 'Phomas Holmes of Wing- bride's brother, being ring bearer,
Mrs, East was of a quiet disposi- haat; was also a candidate for alder- The ceremony was performed by the
! tion, home -loving and devoted to her plan in ' one of the wards, but Rev. C:, 11,. ,Game, rector of Christ
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fawily. Hca health was never ro• was not as successful as Mr. Smith, church, London.
bust and she found the care of her being defeated: The bride wore a pretty wedding
family and 'her hone sufficient for w 0. McTaggart, who was raised gown of pale blue cashmere with sills
strength. r •h[selhucst nd has been a and lace trtntmings and, a tulle veil
her She was a good nes C a .
mother and her family ,show; her care- member of the Board of Education 'fastened with a wreath of orange
fug training. and will' sadly miss her Uwo, years, was re-elected by a ata- blossoms; and carried a l:oauc1 of
gentle mfrrsterations. It was her jority of more'tan .1.300 over his op- 'bridal roses.
often 'expressed &Mee that she might penult. Mr, elclaggart s total mote the ring bee:tee carted a, haslet of
hes r1' i the ward was over 4,000 being the pretty white flowers and ferns.
snared untilfly were able n a � P S a
her fain
to care,. for themselves and her wish largest vote given any candidate for After the ceremony the bridal party
was granted. She ;was a consistent trustee -in any of the wards of the and punests, numbering really forty,
i .,, ,.art . been acting sat clown t•o 1 sum )tuous wedd'n
member. of the Methodist Church, city: Mr, McTaggart ]las be a gi
i , •i.h , - chairman the • oartl for •few breakfast evil the afternoon and even-
with the Wesley congrcg cilau.ula of b a
• el ,. .the ._ •. � ,. •ei n• i,
atLOn, herplacebeing SL}(10]71 F,t(antwee i5,. and. 1S Stile t0 be t11L pet, Mg was spent • tri seat ICSt vi ties
chairman for the ensiling lasting un it the New Year was us-
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g edger, board that was held last the r The ,young People Were Sic iecip-
T. 1 says : "Chairman 'MeTag •art': lents of manybeautiful gifts,
Mao, dao \Kers, survive and
Mae,' Roy, Kathleen and' :Carl, all . of Clobe aY nB g , some
Clinton with. the exception of : Roy, made a splendid un ),cession with his coming from the Old C'ountr
P] j y,Aus-
ReeveRev.
David Cantelon.
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who aids been`conneeteci with the business -like method of handling the teethe an,l the far west of Canada.
', R'o•a <Bank s 'in ' e ° '' eared." Tho •bride's going away costume
Y 1 La(f at fit, n)pg tot ho
stmt time' past, • The deputy -returning officer in was,a. suit of .navy blue Vienna
v h t t h` she wore a black
Iter aged mother, Mrs D. Moffatt charge of the,polhn,, booth. int t std clot wl 1 w tch
� of I-Iigh 'street; also siuvives, besides 'a; where Mayor., iIgcken cast his hat- That lvltli phmne,
two brothers end two sisters : Mrs lot was Mr. George Shepard, for- '� Bliss Violet:lIninete came home
- •' h e farm ,u_l , 1i i•. S rah E, Baines
John :Johnston of ,Varna, Mt:- ,John mealy or .Godalch, !horn on th from C c pl , l sF: a
Moffatt of ,Ki ere Mr. S. Moffatt of South of Mr. John, Midtlletoiv's, God, from Goderich, and, Mr, 1 -Tilton Baines
Kippere
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It' Me,Y be, easy en°ugh {o II tire
out 'an adverse . vote for the jovial
a le Tt[n pi:ioi to the pont sig' brit
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soml(aow when i,lie ballots arc count-
ed he always liana safe margin; On
`Moeda evcn'hg it was ti "score and
Y
four. Reeve Cantelon has always been
Progressive Ude is hislast
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London, and Mrs. Cleo, P'tc,ett -' of erich ! p.)' 7 hc. Toronto Star publish= returned from the hospital in 7biron-a
Clinton, ed a picture .of Mayor Hoo'cen cast- to, all being present at, their sis-
a and.as
term there is no manner of doubt
A BIG RANGE a -
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A Bra RANGE
OE BO'S'S OAFS
The lhtneral takesplace this after- ing his ballot in which was also an ter's wedding.
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noon -- excellent likeness of Mr. Sheppard: the News -Record .jdins With the
To the bereaved ones, the sympathy Hurontans come: to the front ober- friends of. Mr. and 'Mrs. Prowse in
of the community is .extended, ever they are: congratulations and wishes.
but that he will strive with , night
and main to have it the most frust-
!fol of results 3r, his whole municipal
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lcat:eer. -^
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fackson
for i
in til:
td h'
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geniza-
the old
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the tie-
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is the
td, is
J. A.
who has
Paul's
ay,
nt the
aughter,
Ham',
returned
t witle
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of his
b, spent
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Toron-
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td Mrs.
ii called
Year's
Hensen
day for
where
on the
lay af-
gin take
Bich sho
re from
during
s, Mr,
pend' ng
ft Sat -
he is
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d last
sk:, aro'.
r, Mrs.
ding the
eaforth,
veep for
ties as
reds to
k after
n with
nil Mrs.
lei for
tad a
of staff.
Blyth for
been sur-
d con -
past,
place
e retort
cal last
ristinas-
al home;
f
Hane-
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at the
Mr.
is Day
rola at
before
again
former
of the
o1` Mr.
rogrees-,
nous at-
ton -s 1Y
ot 1 I
days alid
enema -
ns, who
guests 'r
was a
V - Year':,;,
forth a:
o return-
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ad the
Windsor
with his
al glome,
Shilling-
Saturday
wiitli lies
1rs, Rut-