The Clinton News Record, 1914-02-05, Page 1No 18Ii —34th'` Year
CLINTON, ONTARIO, -THURSDAY,. FEBRUARY 5th, 19114.
GOOD MORNING!
TtlE HOME PAPER'
Renewals are coming in goo
What about yours
'he label tens the tate.
PAUL'S:'
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For High Class Watches Flocks a d
THE LOCAL MARKET. :
Wheat 83c to 85c.
o is to. 33c.
ST., CHURCH.
Rev. C. R. CTunne, rector of Christ
Londony ten
BAD SHAKE UP.
On Tuesday Mr. John Lovett sus-
Rev. W. W. Wylie's.: Reply.
T the 'editor of The News -Record :
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Meets With Bad Accident
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Jeccvelery go to Hellyar s.
30-
Barley 50c.
Butter 21a to 23c.
Eggs 30c to 81c:
Live Hoe e9.00.
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church - and Fot years reg
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for • t St. ;Pau s .. til • peen ;.. the
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pulpit at both services next Sunday.
His old friends in Clinton, and they
are many,will be lad. to weeleome
S
htni'
Lned a bad tall while asstng up
a P
water Works
the . sidewalk neat. ,the wa o Wo
power house. It gave him'so severe
a' shake up•- that lie has since been
confined to the 'house with the doe-
r
tor in attendance: �
Dear Mr. Editor,—Just: a few ]sues
bywa ' of reply,to Messrs, led
and : Nisbet, re their ]utter in
w and{�
your issue of last week,
1 am pleased to learn the Go.leiach
Hockey Club was what
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work let
well repared. All f
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satisfactorily done.
PASSED HER .INTERMEDIATE.
Miss Lena Holmes, youngest iiau h
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for of Mr; and Mrs, Robert Holmes,.
'1oronto; formerly of Clinton, has ,
lust passcrct ]ter intermediate examiu-
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ation inpiano at Toronto Conserva
for of Manic, beingthe only one a-
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ipnong all the'candidates to obtain.
honors,
PROPERTY CHANGES HANDS.
The Torrance farm on the IPuron
Road east, adjoining the corporation
W; I Al HOME. •
The Clinton: Branch' of the Womeui�'S
Institute purpose holdinlg an At Home
in the town. -tall on-Thursda Feb.
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12th at eight o'clock, to which the
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public are cordially invited: The
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Phalan orchestra will - be Fn attend-
ante, and there will also be a good
programme and leech. Everybody
conte and have a good time, The
admission will be twenty-five cents.
WILLTS CHURCH.:�
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A .PRESENTATION,'
' 'At a banquet- held in !la lecture
room of Grace -church Brantford ` 'on
Monday 'evening the members apt the
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P. presentedPotts,
A. Y, I A • Rev. Mr. Yo s,
the retirin • curate with n ; Lcidress
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and a beautiful table •aec'tric lamp.
Mr. Potts is the incoming rector of
St. Paul's church wherry ha is ex-
petted to preach his first sermon on
the 22nd insti
THE PASSION PI:AY.
not guilty of
I described in my first letter, find,
that the club :has a., good name - and
tanning reputation. Of course 1
laid no accusation against the G. II.
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C. as the bonen ble gentlemen will
d d , 'ltter with?Lg`
fin t itthey read y a
'single eye, I stated some i nadorned
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unexaggerated facts—facts endorsed
by Messrs. Edwards and Nisbet in
their letter and also liy many ci.'ti
zee's of Clinton—regarding anumber
of people boisterously and vulgarly
asserting themselves to the disturb-
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of Clinton has changed hands, Mx.
Torrance having disposed of it to Mr.
Ernest Roze11 of Grey township, near
Brussels; who takes poslession in 2
The Sunday school had their annual
sleighride Tuesday `- afternoon and
though the roads: were somewhat
.Almost everyone has read some-
thing about the wonderful . drama,
"The Passion Play''' given every
ante and breaking of the peace of a
town to wliicli the did not belong
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I wrote in the spirit of pro"oundf
sorrow and surprise that such thing
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,gewe(er and optician - Clinton
few weelcs. The farm which con-
sista of one hundred and thirty ac-
res, with a fine beick residence and
commodious barn, was added to and
;slushy the weather was mild and the
ride was thus en'o:ed alar er
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number of the httleeones than would
have been possible on a colder day.
tenth year bythe' peasants of :Ober -should
Ammer au. 7n the town hall on
Tuesday evening next Rev, Dr. Dickie
of Chatham,, who has visited the
be, and" allowed to be in war
highly moral and law abiding coin -
mnnit Y•
Thanking you, dear -Mr. Editor, for
kind -courtesy,
Mr. Wm. East,Waterwork.
Engineer,
much improved while Mr. Torrance,
who was a very thorough farmer,
Tthe ride was followed by, supper ser_-
ved in the Sunday school and this
scene . and procured many excellent
pictures, will give an illustrated leo-
your
I remain,
A serious and most unfortunate an
mellow
occupied it. The new owner, who is
proved to be a popular feature of 'tare on this subject. It will he inter-
Yours sincerely,
W.'WYI,TE.
cident occurred to Engineer East a•
the Waterworks `Power
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very highly spoken of, is a yoeng
man and unmarried, his two sisters
tile afternoon's program. esting and instructive. AdmissionW.
25c and 15c.
house o
Monday afturnoon•
The Royal Bank
OF CANADA.
living with him.
THE TOWN COUNCIL.
The local W. C. T. U. petitioned
the council Monday even'ng to in-
struct its officials to exert themsel-
ves in preventing the sale of to-
WESLEY CHURCH,.
A IIURQNIAN'S tiBILITY.
a Owing to the lack : of snow Friday.
the Sunday school' was unable to ea- Mr, J. R. Bone,, Presidnt of the
joy its usual sleighride but the liupils Canadian Ciub, Toronto, who prcisict-
gathered at the church at tea time cd at the splendid banquet given to
where an excellent supper was served' Ex -President i Taft last week, with
them. This was followed by a pro- such marked good taste and ab -Majority
�h
The People Have Spoken,
For the C. T. A., 1410
Againdi, the C. T.:1., 4802
for the C, T. A.,. L008
Mr. East was up on a ladder, pro
bably eight feet from th. floor
punching holes through the boor
wall to admit the hydro wires whe
the ladder slipped and he fell heavii
to ;the cement floor, striking a bend
to his fall, Hq was alone in th
Capital Authorized $25,0011,000
Capital Paid-up 11,500,000
rve and Undivided Profits 12,500,000
Total Assets 175,000,000
325 Branches, With world wide connection. Interest allowed
ton Debosits, , General Banking business transacted,
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'3. E. MANNING, Manager Clinton Branch
bacco and cigarettes to minors. This
brought about quite a discussion
which finally resulted in an atnrma
tive motion carrying unanimously.
Mr. Paisle I have seen buys who
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did. not look older than twelve years
smoking cigarettes. We will only be
doing our duty by instructing our o[-
of-
ficers to do theirs.
Mr, (Vallis—It may be a surprise to
you to learn that even young girlsEARLY
grant consisting of a n:unber of lap- ility as to merit the most compli-
tern ,views, illustrating well-known mentary 1 references froan ,the Toronto
nursery and other stories, with press, is' a well-known Huronian, hay-
recitations and songs from the child- ing been born in East Wawanosh,'
ren. Mr. Hellyar and Miss Olive Coo- and received his early ed'acational
a
per had charge of the program and training at Clinton Collegiate. Not
aro to be congratulated upon its nuc- a little of the success of the Toron-
cess. The children enjoyed themselv- to Daily Star is due to Mr. Bone,
es in spite of their disappointment who is one of the managers there-
and the sleighride will perhaps tonne of.
later.Thursday
CLOSING.
Rejepted ballots, 30
; Spoiled ballots, 55
Total vote polled 13297
Possible vote 15068
Municipalities favorable 24
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mamci alines against. 2
Majority over, three-fifths 33
Without oin ina
g g to detail the above
ifguxes tell the story of the contest
which was brought to a close on
evening last and resulted in
building at the time but he mana�ei
to get to his feet and get maple
when the attention of some of tie
workmen was attracted and he wa
quickly conveyed to the hospital ani
his injuries attended to.
It was Found that he had sustainer
serious fracture o[ the left arm
the bone being so badlys Printeret
that portions of it protruded throngi
the flesh and su'reral pieces had ti
be removed. It was feared tha
are getting the cigarette habit. We
PASSING Op` WM. G. GRAHAM.
'taken
so emphatic a victory for the Tent-
perance party. There can now be
also.
he might have received internal injur
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cannot stamp out the practice too
soon.
'_ An important advance step
Mr. William E. Graham passed a- by Clinton merchants is their decis-
no doubt whatever •as to the stand
the Iiucon
les and at first it was impossible tc
tell, but at time of writ'ng it 11
Mr. Fitzsimons—Some of the boys
got tobacco front th5 older ones and
wayFriday at ht mos rning lame at Marlette,usinessCood
ba le re ahshortton en achr weeks of except
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illness, aged sixty-five years. Wednesday and Saturday) at 7 o'-
which old county of
takes on this question.
thought that such is not the case,
Having the advantage ale of help]
Molsons Boni(
incorporated 1855 Established in Clinton 1879
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Capital and Reserve - $8,700,000
85 BLANCHES IN CANADA '
maken cigarettes,
Mr. their t own
that are not too
old to he spanked have been
sten smoking cigarettes and cigars
on the streets. We should comply
with the request of the W. C.'1', U.
t
and do our utmost to kill the evil
conipla.ned of.
about
Mr' Graham was born on the Baby- clock p.m.
lou Linc, Stanley, and lived in 'that A by-law was put through at the
township until thirty Feat's ago when last meeting of tlie- town council
lie moved to the Marlette district which inetudus the following trades :
and engaged in Farming. Of ]ate years Grocers, Shoe Dealers,` Barbers, Dry
he aamfined hes energies to bUrlding Goods and Gents furnishing, and
contracting tchich he carried on nuc- since that meeting, the Jewelers 'and
BaBfield
jefrs. James Campbell has returned
home after a week or so's visit at
Walkerville.
Mrs. Cowie returned this aleck at-
ter the
a healthy man it is hoped that hi:lhe
recovers' will as rapid as is possible
in the case of such an injury.
Much sympathy is ex expressed for bin
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and also for Mrs. East, who was
not at all well when the accident pe••
carred.
A - GENERAL - BANKING - BUSINESS - TRANSACTED.
CIRCULAR LETTERE OF CREDIT -
TRAVELLERS CHEQUES - - - ISSUED.
BANK MONEY ORDERS _ f
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Mr. Cantelou—I daily see small
boys snrokin cigarettes
}' g g ettes and It makes
me feel sore.. The W. C. T. U. are
quite justified in their request and we
should promptly assure them of our
hearty sympathy and co-operation.
cessfully. Booksellers have circulated clition
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Personally Mr, Graham was kindly and these are also' likely to close
and COIISideCate•
and much. respected with 'the othet>5
all li
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b w net him. Y
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LITTLE LOCALS.
He is survived by h's wile, wlio
was Miss Kate Cook, sister of Mes- Court Selwood C. 0. F., ]dolmen-
spending past couple of
months at Goderich•
Mr. Robt. McMurray attended the
annual' meeting of the South Huron
L. 0. L. at Exeter on Tuesday.
Mrs, Jas. Johnston met with a
serious accident on Monday while
Ba field
Miss Lizzie Ferguson is Home [r
g on ho ue on
Toronto on a visit,
The report somehow her'aiue cur
all branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
E. Dowding - Manager - Clinton Branch.
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An early closing bylaw was passed
through the requisite number of read-•
ings and will bn.ome law. It ap-
plies to the grocerg, clothing, shoe
and dry goods dealers and barbers
and makes the closing of biose plan-
srs. Arthur and Harry Cook of Clin- vine, will visit Court Maple Leaf for
ton, and their two sons, Herb and a friendly game of carpet balls this
Bert• evening.
The old friends in Clinton and the There will be no game between Mil
adjoining township will be exceeding- There
and Clinton in the home rink
ly sorry to hear of the passing of Mr. on Friday, but Clinton t0 Sal-
putting up stove pipes. While stand-
ing on a chair she overbalanced and
fallingto the floor broke her le • et
the ankle, 'fhe accident will confine
her to ]ler room far a nnnibec et
rent that during the month Luf Jae-
nary Mr. MacKay ai the Albion hot
el was fined For infraction uF the lie
0050 act, but we are pleased o be
ablo to deny, on the authority of
Inspector Torrance himself, that re
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es of business compulsory on Mon-
5008
Graham and their sincere sympathy forth Tuesday evening.
weeks.
The Ladies Aid of St- Andrew's
charge having been laid against Mr
day,1 Puesday, 'ehursday and Friday
evenings at seven o'clock. An ex-
n'ill go out to the bereaved ones. At a special meeting of the Model
school board Saturday•
church purpose ]roving a Valentine
social Friday of next
MacKay during the said month there
could of course he no fee.
ception is made for' some ten days
ARE SOME PARENTS TO BLAME? .on evening
Mr. R. E. Mat:ncng was appointed
on even'ng
week in the bas1ment of the church.
DY -TO -WEAR :
ITtilNa
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ORiiisliEai
CLognmso
--�duced
before Christmas.
Messrs. Wallis and Paisley intro-
a,motion making it illegal for
Re. ilio cigarette habit, it does treasurer in :place of Dr. Evans,, who
not necessaryily imply that the young did not wish to act.
lad who is seen smoking cigarettes Mr. Mrs. A, J. Morrish
Capt. J. A. Ferguson left on'l'ues--
clay nn a business trip to Alpena,
(London Road
Altera•Sle
the chairmen of committees to en-
gage in any work entailing an ex-
0f vmore than twenty-five
dollars without first receivingthe
' consent of the corncil. There not
being a dissenting voice the nrotiont
and are
obtained then from a dealer for an moving into the Cooper residence, on
enquiry might show that the pur- Albert street and Mr. and Mrs. R.
chaser . ryas a boy outsldu 21111 age A. Gov,ier having ,rented the ►rouse
Emile This happens quite frequently just be'ng vacated byMr. Morrish
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and makes enforcement t.f the law will shortly take possession.
difficult.
Mich.
A most en•oyable evening was
spent at the home of Mr, James
Campbell en Tueiklay last whew theunable
13ethan congregation sur rised Rev.
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A. Macfarlane with a generous supply
of oats. A number the Bayfield
Mr. G. B. Hanley has been indispos
ed this week, so much so drat he wa=.penditure
to attend the meeting of Soutttron
Huron l.. 0. i,, at Exeter on Tues
clay.
Mrs. A. Jackson of Blyth is visit•
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Only Days More—
Sale ,Ends Saturday, ,Jan. 31
went. through *h quickly. uickly.
The officials oi.last year were re-
appointed, but in the case of the
cemetery superintendoat there was a
string attached: During those months
when "Gods. Acre, requires, but lit-
tle attention, except making. ready
Mr. Robt Marshall, who carries on ON P. ST. CHURCH•
the business of tobacconist and bill- A large number attended the, tom_
iard room and who is a peace -loving ;ttunioty service on Sunday morning
and respected citizen, in a talk with last
The News -Record on. Tuesday said in In tate evening the pastor conducted
part : a special service for men, Hp matte
"No doubt some people think the for to
of
congregation had been invited to join
them and a very happy evening was
spent by all in games and music af-
ter which dainty refreshments were
served.
The regular meeting of the village
council was held in• the town hall
in her sister, Mrs. Fret]. Roth
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Mr, Isaac Weaver is nursing a latae
foot which was sprained by a fol
from a log while working in the bust
recently, Enforced idleness does nol
at all agree with itim.
Miss Jennie Chant will take charge
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We hake 'to Ever Gar -assisting,
masons will be y
,, vacate a por- meat in store :
at work in our 2z
♦. tion Of store ' j reduced' f r o m s
big store the first •♦.
. vy Feb. 15th. 15 to 50 p. C.
week :in Feb. $iz
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URINE the last week we have had hundieds of
for interments, he is to take up his
headquarters at the towel hall and be
at the beck and call of the chief of
police. IC it is considered necessary
to keep the walks on.. two sides of
the town hall square free oC' snow
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and ice, same as froiitin business
gof
places; then, the council has so (lir-
ected, he Demeter su erintend=nt is
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to, do the work without any extra
Pay•
Citizens m various ,arts of the
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town are asking for more electric
an'earneet appeal men unite
petition of the W. C. T. 1J', points at with and help the cluircli. A large
my business, bet I can conscient- choir composed entirely of Inert led le
iously say that 1 closely observe the the singin5, ,the I,ohb brothers also current
law and the boys do not now bother
me about cigarettes. And` as well Next Sunday evening the actor's
it is a positive fact that 1 have sev= ' „ �,. P
era] tines refused tobacco 'Lo boys sublect vtll be, The Caupensa'tio
Lf0 and thrir value ,'' 7t wi]'1 be
under age who, unthinkingly, were sent Be =s and. leathers
their3 a, Day a6 the 5, 5.
by Parents, But the lads with the boys in charge,
nterel went from any place to an- The Lea ue nicotine on Moa,lav ev-
other anti of what rthe, wanted for g
the mere Askin AS o L know ewe was led by ` Miss Bradshaw.
g y,there Miss Pickett •gate an ,add• • ' the,
are an number of ,dealers in tobacco topic and M. C'oiduwenem sun He
on Monday evening when the follow-
ing officers were appointed for the
year :
Assessor, 'Chas. Tippet.
Treasurer, Jas. H. Raid.
Auditors John Falconer and A. i .
1s tvit •
Tcucnt Officer and .health hew-
tor, Rohe Blair,
Every member of dun local Board
l one
of Tracie is a booster, an already
et that; and they are already laying
Plans for next season. The light of
of the League meeting at Mr. Jos
Shipley's on Tuesday evening next.
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Wiltse anter.
t.aines on eeedne1May venlig a num-
her of their Friends _ to a progressive
euchre party consisting of .six tables
Needless k0 say evcryo::e spent
most en'oyable evening,
and Mrs Barr
Mr, • y leeward , ei
L,ot.,.lon are. spending a few da}s 5
their honeymoon with :kir. and Mrs.
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Will: Falconer,
satisfied customers --many of then] being moth-
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l''''ern. who have taken advantage of the Bl Bar-
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•We boys' department. Weschool
lights: 111e have ,Wade strong 'pleas
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but it has been. decided that the el-
ectric light committee must thresh
and ci a s in toavn,"
g a' y }
Wipes The 'Pear from Every Eye."
CLINTON\ S. ST A'I'F At the Missionary Si
R oI n: y nday school
service on Sunday afternoon the
hayfield, uy an odds the prettiest
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snot on the east shore, has too,
longi So to speak, been; hid Linder a
Ever Read for Emergency
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gains are.0{�e1'ln In our
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still have thou5andb of dollars worth of winter pods
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that must be •sold duringthe next 8 days. Profits
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will not be considered—every,winter arnlent must go,,
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It willpay• ou well to buyour next winters supply
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See Large' Bill For Prices.
go
out the applications before the. are
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resented to tate council.
P',gpco.,tiate
Beg[nning: with his ,re-engagement
the chief; gets not a short but a
shorter da that is he will
Y,In
will go on duty at seven a.in. and.
quft at en p.m. To the night
watch, on the other hand, an hour
has been, added, ten P.m. to six
0 clock in the morning.
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An account �f four_
o t o dollars was pre
seined for typewriting :three copies of
the 'cop-
If firet-al ss ice'
a would make fastbushel•
room was: decorated. tLtt•h-the
hockey, the game Monday night 'be- Sags • t n .i . , -
ag of •al xUons andvyw.,•,
tweeu Stratford and 'the locals •: left 'missionar' mottos.
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nothing to he desired.:.
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the opinion of the large •clamed S. II 1, 0, 1,, )ViLl.1I1 •
present it was the fastest and ting of South liar-
cleanest game of the season and The. annual met
should have scored a win for the. air L. O, L. was held m Exeter- on
Tuesda and Lens well attended
'locals onlyfor case of luck which Y • by
delegat 1 from the d[tl'ermit districts
favored the visitors•
From in, the county, encouraging reports be-....
Proni the time Referee NIoxon. of .
Toronto started the races it was one ing presented of the work being done.
Count •' Master W. J. Kenny on-
Phe intention . of the B, of
T. is 10 make itsgood' boating,-'
bathing and fishing widely known to
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spread the twine of the super[ut
toads' in its vicinity, in short to
convince residents :
o e,of and towns
that there is no more desirable Place
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to spenta hohclay than eewe Bay-
field balmyin season:
Mr, Michael' Miller, who had been a
citizen f Ba yield for over tirirt
Y o o Y
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years, died .on ed ,edgy afternoon
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Overcoats at a t !z money—are you $ Colored Shirts •
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making the best ♦
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auditors'reports, If three ;road merry whirl with, honors " even. ,: Y
••,. , t eupied' the chair and he was - ably . as-
les consisting of loose sheets lune after. time when tie fast Sti<tit-Y
cost Fur 1 1 . machine sislted by ex -Co. Masters John Scar-
o dip fat, what ought, .Cord niactune dashed down the ire for
one hundred or one hundred and a sure score i was ' lett,and Walter Coutsey,;
a fifty o t . dashed to pieces,
copie9 properly canted' in book form h , , c 'lhe County Master's address was
y P by the stonewall defence of Rumball
cost.? Then -compare tee am iiiit with O'Donnell • ' well prepared and dealt with mallets
Dot eel soled by the past mus-
and 0 ; vital ,to the; order at the present
what has been actually paid the Is- ter of itoci:ey, Will Johnson, known as ,.
aac street prrnt'hoh Lot several yea1s the l� taia'r: d hor, 1 h tune. :
Y bout i e h y, who by, the way "•
Tiie Collor in is the list of , offlCOi•s
Past. - The clerk has expressed the is conceded by the teams around the g
view • that next to a L _ rot
G Y :district as some pal -tender. And 1911 .:
l Mantel; W. J; Kenn]',
wayreads what the auditors have to white your're talking about fast ones'
Deputy,
He haul been in r' health f e
b n Poo hew or some
Bina. ',Clic •funeral' tv'1 tape lace
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Friday ,afternoon.
St, ;Andrews church has had moth
et •prosperous year. At the annual
meeting of the congregation the. i.e
P oris showed' a steadyadvance mall
departments of the church's work.
During1913 eleven' members- were
added to the communion roll andh
a
three removed,, leavin a net gain of
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say. If so, then why paya typist don't forget that boy, Draper, who, to W. llodgens.—
Cour: for the Chapla'n, John. Sproule.
financial statement was
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sheets of auditors, eery on skates and whose work da -For
about as legible as `the t pew'ritten lighted the fans resent. Pm. Secretary, Thos. Flynn.
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th s expe;t.e.htule authoruod h tesol nn tovement to Forin and lean► work, D, of C,; Gem Vandenburgh,
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was made to the Huron County moved Groat the scene it showed that ALtglrtors, F. Ryan and Thos. tlemp
Spring ,Show; to he held C Chilton Stratford had won 0:to 4, ]hill:
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i, congregational purposes 81,240.00
Building fund 215:70
Missions 231.45
Presbyterian Guild ,. 8:72
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Women's Foreign Mission Soo. 211,25
.!pen's Home Mission ; c,' 104:30
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Miss o Band 20,10
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Sabbath School 113.81
Sergeant W el h.
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►neer East met with Sergeant Welsh
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will supplemented The local line-up was as Fellows ;
by grants from the county and the Goal, Johnson r. d., Rmnball 1, ;
Ladies' Aid Society 195.02
with tine exception of the ea i
can get fro
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adjacent municipalities to whoth the d., O'Donnell ; rower, ChM ; Centre, Good Morning ! Are you a
good work done by the Clinton Kerr ; I. w., Draper r. w., Mitchell.,
Spring Fair is quite,+,apparent: Referee. J. Mixon, of Toronto News Record Subscriber?
Total for all purposes • 82,339.42
As compared with 82,209.87 in 1912,
..., is,n,•anc., of 5115
aho good results
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