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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1914-12-10, Page 4firsammaieneavaeseielemereleamesimesimunimesommomirme The CountyC 1 The phren County elciiuice met in Uoderich on Tue:>day, .. Wednesday,' rl'hersday and Friday of last week.. All the ,acrobats were present with the exception of Mr. Hunter of Ash- field; from whom a letter was rise- aeivod stating that, he was enable: to.. i 1 ss. tion owing to11e Onmotion attend o g s Of a oouple of the members Mr, Hun, ter's name Was 'placed upon the pay roll fee this session. On the first aflernoort the, warded addressed the members on the werk of himself and his committee re. the (Joust' coutribu'tion tie the' Patriotic F ind and a good deal of discussion was indulged in much of it occasion- ed`_by the tach that in many mnniei- palitiee nearly all the work was giv- 'en gratis while, in others all the work of getting the contribution to- gether was charged up to the county. It Was decided that seep `accounts would have to be paicl, however. The- Rev. R. J. and Mrs. McCorlliick total cost of collecting and packing and Master Harry and Mr. and. Mrs, Huron county's gift of rpoduco was Rutledge have ieeurnecl from a visit ,51,090,50. with the forma's parents at Trete- Fifteen dollars was granted •the -bridge. Myth cor position to replace the goof I The Foresters held their annual Y l supper at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. ns the loci; -up, which was blown elf during a wind 'shoran in July last. Win, Mulholland on Friday evening. Six bridges have been built since the June session and the amount of or- ders issued by the Road and Bridge committee since June 2nd was 50,- 349.57. 0,340 57, - The clerk was instructed to draft a letter of condolence to .Mr. Wm. Coats, C'orn'y Registrar, The report of the Dissector, Keeper and Physician of the house of Re- fuge was presented and passers, the chairman of the committee speaking in high terma, o;p the management of sante. This report was published in full in last week's issue if The News - Record, The council instructed the treasurer to send to Miss M. Har- land, Clinton, a cheque for $25 as a mark of appreciation. of her atten- dance and assistance at the religious services at the House, of Reluge. The report from Castle Griffin show- ed eight prisoners now in the goal, seven, of them for vagrancy . and one • for assault. Turnkey -Knox asked that light and water. he supplied him ac- eordiug to Provincial Rule seven which was ordered done. • A motion was passed recommending a bylaw assuming all bridges on boundary, lines between Huron and surrounding counties which'are ten feet or, over clear of abutments. The clerk' and treasurer was irn- ' strutted to communicate. with, Sir Adam Beck, chairman of the Hydro - Electric Commission, asking that a • report of the Electrics Railway be ready; for the January session if pos- sible and also 'that the Act might be so amended as to include Bounties, and if necessary go to London, and in- terview the chairman. Regarding a motion to assist the families of those who have volunteered for service at the front the executive recominendecl that the reeve of each Clinton News -Record December IOth, ,I914 ounci . Holmesvllle AL:; S,. T. Wa.l1w: had the misfor- tune to lose a valuable ,young horgo' Iasi week with infantatioii Mr. Pura Pickard, who has been collecting cream for the Walkerton Creamery during the season, has (iis- r cont muod. The Methodist;5. S, • have begun preparations for their annual Christ - Inas Tree and supper, which takes place OR the afternoon and eveningof December 22nd " The (x'.'1 R. has replaced the plank platform at the station hy'. -one- of cinders and crushed stone, exteuding. it eastward and widening it. The lamp is also a great improvement on dark nights, which are new the rule. A good mane farmers have ' been improving the .fine Weather by plow- ing since the last snow storm and a great deal of sod and sbubble has been turned this autumn. There was a good turnout of the brethren, their wives and friends and a very pleasant c• ening was sped;. • We regret to learn of the trouble Miss :ldlla, daughter of Mr. Wm. Rut - Mtge, has had with, her knee lately, Some time ago she injured the knee by a fall and last week it became so troublesome that on a doctor bang• called it was found necessary that the bone he cleansed and the opera- tion was performed. The patient has been doing nicely since and it • is hoped that her recovery will to eoup- plete and speedy. The township council met in • ohm- °seine on Monday, all members pre- sent, resent, The following accounts wore or- dered paid : James Alexander, refund of dog tax, $1..00, Wm. Middleton, re= fund stattute labor, $4,50, 'Robt. Wil- son refund statute labor, $0.00, Mun- icipal World, supplies, $5.52, council- lors' services at 'board, $130, J. E. Whitely, salary as treasurer, $85, N. W. Trewelthe, salary as clerk, $105, W. Mustard, lumber,' $10.85, gravel accounts'. .lames Thompson, $9:51, C. Williams, Jr., $10.71, John Potter, $2.80; Thos. (undry, $7.00, Ben Ralhwell, $3.02, Tillie Colclough, $8.15, D. Glidden, $34.72, .John Lind- say. $9.08. The nomination meeting will be held in Holmes' Hall, I-Iolmesville, on Monday, December 28th at 12 o'clock, noon, .and the election, if any, will be held on Monday, January 4th; 1915, at the. following places, the following persons acting as deputy re- turning olficers and poll clerks : Orange hall, Chris, Johnston, Geo. Falconer ; house 'of G. 0. Study, Mel- ville_. Sturdy, kloward Sturdy ; house of Mrs. Thos. Harrison, John Woods, Albert Harrison ; house of A. Elliott, IV, A, l lliott, Louis Anderson ; house of Mrs. W. Col - municipality undertake the work of'dough, Ouy IIicl:s, Adam,Cantelon. (Con. bottom third col.) NEWS -RECORD -NEWS -LEADER. end u - v To -Wear Garments COUCH 0 Dry r ( loots in -1 d Reese ,tie t. Furnishings The Store With Xmas Cheer, The Store A large Assort- ment For Xmas. New Christmas Neckwear. Marry new novelties in ladies' neckwear and fnrniehingc have just arrived: Dainty and rutty ideas at all pr ices and for all :purposes. Make your choice non, by Christmas stacks will be haver aarcl apt so cbu.rplete A!..Ik to see the now military collar's, \Ve have many es elusive novf Itie$ in these lines: New Christmas Aprons Fancy apeons are growing in popular- ity for gifts. SV.e show many new and distinctive styles including fancy -work aprons and some really goorl designs in allover aprons for regular home work. They are priced ate e 35c, 50e end 75e. N Ew Christmas Hosiery. We are showing a very large rrange of ladies' silk and silk -hoot hose in the famous Pen Angle brand including ell Ilse new shades, rink, mnuve, blue, yellow, white, and white and black. Prices from 50c to 92.00 a pair. Christmas Gifts for Men. ' We are showing a very Liege range of high class furnishings, for then f o -r Christmas trade, including silty hose, silk snufflers, silk lined Swede gloves, silk'. ties, braces,cuff links, etc. This store open evenings com- mencing Monday, Dec. 14th till Christmas. Varna Tho Varna branch of the Red Cross League are in receipt of a neat sum of money donated by the Foresters of Varna Lodge, also a donation of money from the teacher and Pupils of 5, S. No. 7, Stanley. is tor t d• t l ' `Th' League con a t a ec 4be 6 on its success since organization. Its first donation was $200 in cask, the second being eight beer bales o%_ clothing and bedding together with some boxes of :calms, all valued at.. $250. Both donations were forward- ed to thr, Belgians. The Leagueis contemplating hold- ing a concert 'in the near future. We are sure :it will he a success • as evoridlitng else the League has at- teinp'ted has been so loyally sup- ported by the people of the township of Stanley. L.O,L.. No. 1035 held their annual meeting on 'Thursday last, when the allowing officers wore elected. Master; A. Robertson, Deputy, -1;. Rathwcll. Chaplain, Geo. Beatty. Rcc,-Secretary; C. Deihl. Fin: Fecretary, N. Reid, Treasurer F. Weekes. Lecturer, '1', Stinson, 1). of C., Geo, Johnston, Committee, J. W. Reid, Wm. Rath - Chas. Foster, 1; Ra.thwell, Geo. Clark, Mr. George Poster, contractor of North Bay, has misruled to speed the Christmas ,holiday time with his parents and other friends hereabouts. His wife and family' dame. Clown sev- eral wnaks ago. A number of the young people from Varna and neighborhood attended the fowl supper anti entertainment at the Presbyterian church, Br:cefield, on Monday. illiss Carrie Gellman has returned to Iter home at Zurich after a visit at the bonne of Mr. and Mrs. Tags, bliss Gellman assisted the choir at the anniversary services in the Methodist church here on Sunday week. The merchants of Varna are making a bid Ler• the Christmas trade by; exhibiting a fine display of goods and they will be open for business each evening now until after the holiday. Mr. Wesley (bckerliue of Pilot Mound, Man has arrived to spend the Christmas vacation. I3e is now the guest of his father-in-law, Mr. Ralph Stephenson, Mrs, Cockerline came down about a month ago. Brucefield Rev. hall Woods has been quite ill for over a week suffering from an attack of blood -poisoning induced bp a scratch on his hand. His case for a short time was very serious but it is now thought the medical mon have the disease under control and it is hoped his recovery; Will not long he delayed. The Presbyterian church anniver- sary was held on Sunday last, Rev. E. H. Sewers of Queeushill, formerly Ole minister of. the congregation, preaching morning and evening. Large congregations were present at each service, which were both inspiring and helpful the. only cloud marring IS the occasion being the illness of the pastor, Rev. Ball Woods, who has been for a week or more quite. ill. Mrs, 0, JL Elliott of Clinton as- sisted the. choir whit the n1118iO 00 Sunday, her singing icing much ap- preciated. The officials asked for a liberal offering and the responce was Most generous, On.Monday evening a fowl supper• and entertainment was given, a great crowd being present: The supper was all that could he desired, wadi -rook- ed, nicely served and abundant. The wailers were also very attentive to their guests. During the program which followed Rev. h'. H. Larkin of Seaforth pre- sided, making a most eTicicnt anti pleasing chairman, keeping up between tine numbers a running fire of terse and interesting comment \Vlach served to keep the large a:udieness many of whom were uncomfortablys mewhat o seated owing to he crowd, in a good humour. Addresses of interest were given by Revs, .las..Argo, l(gntondvil- le, Colin Fletcher, Thames Road, and F. C. harper of Clinton. The musi- cal part of the program was furnish- ed by the Lobb quartette, winch ren- dered several selections, and Mits Moran of Stratford and 'virs. 0. Al. Plliote of Gunton, who each sang with much acceptance. An interesting part of the program was the burning of the church wort gage, which uoromony't was performed by Rev.. Mr. Sawets, under whose pas- torate the edifice was built six years ago, and Mr. Mcllsath, one of the old- est official members of the congrega- tion. This ceremony was followed by the hearty singing 1y the audience of the doxology -1. The congregation ,here now have a handsome church 11o1ie free of deet and are to be congratulated, They will now be able to branch out and ex- tend their 'operations beyond their own home field with an energy there- tofore inn possible, When evening falls you like to gather round the table and read, the whole family does. The, Weeklp Sui of Toronto has departments -of , in- terestto everyone, from the Markets and editorials for lathes to a story for the boys and a bright thoughtful' hone page for mother and the girls, Ib is, all interesting, and every 'issue is well worth while. Ilow would it: lie 1oi?.aChristmas gift, 11 would.cer- tainly ',he a profitable one, and help you make the farm pay. T13E COTJNTY COUNCIL. (Con. from col, 1.) ascertaining who those dependents are and that he have power to issue or- ders, payable by the local treasurer, the same tobe forwarded monthly with full statement to the county treasurer., this to take effect t)ecem- bet 1st and ,continue as: long as arc- essay.. Bayfield I,`lac election of ollicers for C.O.F. Rose of Sharon was, bold 015 Tuesday evening of last week when the fol- lowing oftioets were eleetod for 1915: • Chief Ranger, Thome Cameron. Vice thief, thou as Harrison.. Chaplain, ,J amts Campbell. FliesSeeretary, Geo. L. Greenslade. Rec Secretary, John Pollee':. Treasurer, E. Mercer,. Sr. Woodward, Richard Elliott. Jr.. Woodward, Daa'MeDonald: Sr, Beadle, Richard' Ilarrisoe, Jr, Beadle, ,1T. Gaipin, Court Physician, Dos Smith. The following are: the, scores of the Bayfield 1110e Association for the month of Novennber. The names are given .01 those whose average for the four weeks exceeded 20 out of a pos- sible 35 : W. A. Mustard 32, Geo Caselos'30, R. S. Bailey 30, Rev. A, Macfarlane' 20, Clarence Pollock 20, Dr, Woods '.20, Alex. Aitken 29, ,De. Smith 28, Geo. Greenslade 28, L. Thomson 27, W. J. McClenaghan 27, Ernest Pollock 25, Alf, Erwin 24, W. McDool 24, H. Cealpin 23, Rich. Elliott 23, John Davidson 21, Ed. Spading 20. Stanley Township The expenses in the township connection with our people's contrib- ution for the relief of the Belgians amounted to only fifty-five dollars. Mrs. W. C41cn accompanied the Reeve to Dederick last week to visit with their daughter., Mrs. Frank Saunders. Mrs. J. C. Reid and Master Jack, of Lieury spent Monda)1 the guests of Mr. and Mrs. I3, Diehl, Miss Edna Beatty spent Sunday with her friends, Misses Ernie, and Fannie Deihl. Mr, W. J. Taylor had the misfor- tune last week to be kicked by a ]gorse, the result being the bursting of a blood vessel in his leg. The ac- cident has 'laid him up ever since but it is hoped that with care he may soon be all right again. 'l'he following is the ;monthly school report of S. S. No, 3, Stanley, the names are in order of merit.—Ruby Taylor. 4th. 'Tillie Nigh. 3rd.—Car- oline Lawrson, Fern 'Taylor and Fred Hess, Sr. 2nd.—Marjorie Goode and Willie Parker. Jr. 2nd,—Arthur Peck Clifford Clarke, Sylvester Nigh. 2nd pt,—Harold 'Taylor, frier Nigh, Alma Rathwell. 1st pt',—Gordon lslliott,— R. McBcth, Teacher. Porter's Hill Mr. Ray Clarice, who for the past couple of years has been engaged with 1110. John Young, has taken a new position with Mr. S. T. Walter of the 311100n Road. Bethel Sunday school and Epworth League intend having a Christmas tree on the 230(1. L.O.L, No. 115 held their annual meeting on Monlap evening when the following officers were elected ; Master, Milton Woods. Deputy, Reginald Johnston. Chaplain, .James Caldwell. Rec.-Secretary, Ben Lindsay;. Pin Se rotary Wiley Johnston. teatimes, George Falconer, D. of C., Wm Johnston. Lecturer, R. Y. Cox. Committee, J. W, Smith, R. Por- ter, Wm. Wilson, James Coe: and Chris, Johnston. Porter's Hill Mr. Peter Macdougall, „a;, and his. sister, Mrs. ,lames Macdonald, are spending a few weeks with Detroit friends. ltIL. Theron Battles, who spent the past three weeks fishing at Pool Stanley, returnee home on 5 t urday;: Mrs, Wo; Stewart t spent' the past week with her parents, Mr, and firs, James Cox. Good Morning I plow - does your sub to The News -Record read 0 The label tells the story. 1=1 i0TO DRAMA CF' TI -IF; CREATION. On Friel v.. r ay evening' of this week the Photo Drama of "The, Citation" will be shoaam in the Princess Theatre es an addition to regular 5 reel pro- gnann, Thrilling scenes depicted with the realism of acutal life follow closely in the beautiful film -story of 'the life of the' Great Teacher . of then shown in Part q'hree of ' the Photo Drama of Creation Marvelous cheers have been produced by the skillful camera operators, ,A startling illusion is pro- duced when the Christ is shown walk- ing on the water amidst the boister- ous waves. Trow this effect has been accomplished is a mystery to the spectators. Human sympathy is touched as one views the great orowds following the Master, soliciting His assistance in the opening of blinded eyes, heal- ing twisted and s;rivelled limbs and curing their other ills. Majestically the Great leacher moves among the multitudes, bringing consolation to the minds and comfort to the bodies of the distressed. Tears are brought to many eyes by the touching story of the raising of the daughter of Jairuts, the ruler of the Synagogue. The devoted father is seen imploring the Master to conte to his aid anis restore his daughter, who lies at the point of death. Comply- ing with the request, the Lord ac- companies the father ; and they jour- ney toward his dwelling, followed by a great concourse of people including some who have been, previously heal- ed. As they approach the house a ser- vant runs to tell the father that it is useless to trouble the' blaster further as the child has passed away. . The anguish of the IIebrew father is path- etic, Calmly Jesus enters the apart- ment where the maid lies dead, gent- ly he raises up the weeping mother, and after prayer, awakens the dead one front the sleep of death and presents her to the first incredulous and then overjoyed parents, A beautiful harmony of word and ac- tion stion is sccueed by the simultaneous rendition of the "Les Rameaux" and the filet which shows the Lord enter- ing Jerusalem on the colt, the 10011 - Wide strewing the way with flowers and voicing their praise in song. The actions and gesturers of the people are mado to synchronize with the hymn. The betrayral of the Son of Man by tate hypocritical kiss of the de- spicable Judas produces a shedder in the audience. The trial before the High Priest .and Pilate is realistical- I} portrayed. in strong contrast is Jesus' calm powerful demeanor: to the lreneied and fanatical rage of the mob arid the weakness of the Roman governor, who finally condemns to death en innocent man to appease the unreasoning. throng. Doing Business With a Good Cash Store is like making love to a wealthy widow—you can't Over do it. People are realizing more and more each day the wisdom of doing business on the No Credit. Pay as Yon Buy Phan. It: saves money and t hese days you should :stye all you cant New Valencia Raisins 10c 11., 11 Its for 91,00. New Patras Currants, New Dates 10e lie New Figs 7c 11. Sunkist Seeded Raisins 10c package. Tiedpnth's granulated sugar 15 lbs. for 91.00. Redpath s yellow sugar 10 lbs for 91,00. • Best le Rice 5e I le Nriptha Soap 0 hars 25c. Comfort Soap 6 hays 23c. Good 3strine Moores 25e. Best water -white oil lee gad, 2 gals. or over 17c gal. • F.A, Edwar-ds,ayfield. 1 1 teal Farmers having cre,rrg'to sell during the Fall and Winter months can get: best results by shipping to Ounn's Creamery, Walkerton Ffighest Prices paid for Butter hat. Two shipping cans supplied free, Express paid on nli'shipments, Each can carefully weighed and tested and statements of each ship- ment returned with empty can. hemi-rnunthly payments. Write for cans and full particulars to Gunn's Creamery, Walkerton, or to • EDCiAR J. TREWARTI-IA, llolmesville Phone 15 on 153, Clinton. FURNITURE, RUGS AND LINOLEUMS We can assist you to selecting your furniture if you are goinglto furnish your home, or if you only want some odd pieces -you will find it to your advantage to inspect our stock and see the.bargnins we are giving. We also carry to good.11ne of violins, pianos and organs. Our undertaking department 18 up-to-date in every re- spect,land we guarantee, the best of satisfaction. JAS. DUN FO RD Undertaker and Funeral Director. Night and Sunday calls answered at residence store. 28 Phone ` , 28 over L2 hol p ng Dais ...Then Ch °istma The gladest day of all the year. ('lake a s many people happy as you can this Christmas. Santa Claus makes this store his headquarters as usual and it is no trouble to select presents from our varied stock, Many people have decided to give books this Christmas, why not do it yourself ? $1.00, $1.25 and $1.- 50 books reduced to 50e, a splendid list of t'h e most popular books. Ralph Connor's New Book Price $1,25 postpaid. Fancy volumes of special gift books in special bind- - ings, very suitable. Children's books and annuals. Everybody Likes Nice Stationery. Our Fancy Boxes of Note Paper and Envelopes make a useful as well as a pleasing gift. Special ft ll. 35c, 50c, 75c to $1,50, lines at 25c, Others at dill ,..: very choice. Toyland on 2nd Floor Filled up with all kinds of Toys to please the kiddies, The children must have some Joys, if they ' are to enjoy Christmas, so come earl and A l ck out Whatori want. Y Dolls, Games, Drums, Trains, Engines, Mech- anical Toys, Tea SIt', Tools, Etc. , 'i. 1 ! t a 1 THE CHINA DEPARTMENT gladdens every ladies' heart. It is a treat to look over f as our stock and a a pleasure to bu the y,stock is easily shown and well selected. In chinaware, cut glass and fancy goods you'll find our stock solve many a prob- lem as what to buy for Christmas. 4 CLINTON. CO. A Columbia Grafonolla completes. the family circle. OUT BE SURE IT IS A COLUMBIA, WITN THE EXCLUSIVE COLUMBIA FEATURE -IRE TONE CONTROL LEAVES,' ON SALE _AT Weslej Walker, Clinton, Onto