HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton New Era, 1913-12-18, Page 3Established 1855, Vol. 48, .No,'2
CLINTON
ONTARIO T HURSDAY DECEMBER',
1.00 Will Get The New Era From Now to 19i5 in Canada:.
18 1913
Only, 5 'Shopping Days Till Christmas. Do Your Buying EArly■
W. H. Kerr & :Son, Editors and Publisher
TME Clinton Boy Has Made�a Name.
Royail rel for Himself n Vaudeville
OF CANADA
Bead Office, Montreal
Cap ital Au''thorizea$25,000,000
Capital Paid-up 11.500,009
Reserve and undiyvded :
profits .. 12,500,000
TOTAL ASSETS 17 b ,000 ,000
of 'touring, ensues) , fro:m 'coast to
Hi re in the Choir., oast Slcrio and' Jackson sepal. -
of
to Singc p
d recently' to suit heir advan-
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of 'alkd I
•Church.
The Toronto Star weekly gave
the following rshiort 'sketch of` a
tags, and now Jackson appears f}or
the first time in what he regards
as his home town.
Ifs is the son of Thomas Jackson
jr., of Clinton, a well-known mann;
facturer,- All his boyhood was
325 BRANCHES well known Clinton boy, Stewart spent in amateur appearances' as a
Jackson, sun of Mr. T. Jacksomp'. singer, as he had a particularly
With World wvde connect Stewart G. Jackson, who. appears fine boys soprano, voice.
lone at Shea's' Theatre next week in a Tues'day's' Star gives the follow
musical skit, "The Red 'Heads," ing report on the show at Shea's
spent several of his pre -us Theatre in which Stewart' Jackson''
days in Toronto, and ie a native of is appearin; ;--With Stewart Jack -
Clinton, ,Ontarict. He spent five son, a former Toronto, boy, play=
years: as a clerk in Moisons• Bank, ing the breezy part of Ted Mor-
in which time he acted as tenor so- gan, the buyer, in"The'ReetHeads"
loist in the Parkdale Methodist and James' 0, Carson giving a clev
Church. ` er :portrayal of the ` Hebrew cloak
Two successful amateur` produe manufacturer, the comedy .sketch'
tions, "Iolanthe" and "The West -,at. Shea's this week, in which au-
erners," in which Jackson tooklead burn headed girls play such "an
ing parts, were the entrance to tihe amusing and charming part, give's
profession he :now,embraces, He every indication of drawing'. large
has been three, years in vaudeville. audiences. The sketch isunusual-
He .eft Toronto with a claim, Vic-'ly long and unusually .good for a
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hope audeviite tt
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the: t� p v1
and t vlo
e 1 young' tor Stone,
fuls invaded Nev Yoe- and for a hour to perform and ie basedd upon
.short time lined up with the.ifhous- the amusing adventures of ,the
ands:of other thratrical aspirants.. cloak dealer, 'who, having advertis-
in that city -before the doors of ed for re -headed girls. to work in
the a.
'theatrical. . em, layment, Jesse his i&tore,' gets a Tuna v ess
y bei x1
Lesley took them sol aa""fiends" in awe •is liable to.prol'ecution for
Ebony and Indian' Ivory bath in the "Pianofiends," and two years having connived at (nee running
away. Stewart Jaokson is light on
, made
ea sprightly. He
re. t and: ai
to -fee �p
cases and separate p his g y,
Perfumes and Colognes r a' big hit tvIWI. his �singeng need
sownie Cameras Winter Terni Opens Jaan 5th dancing, and all the way through
Kodak and I r' )i
Leather Goode.• contributed to the Markeduccass
Auto Steep Safety' ELLIOTT of the 'sketch. 'A' buyer for aebig
Gillette and p y I i ..��� San Francisco film, he ha.ppeneto
RazorsJ� be in Kaufman's place just intime
Pines and 'Cigars 1 • 'to he mixed up, in 'all the fun.
Nilo ChocolatesMiss, Dorothea Sadlier made amort
i interesting lady detective in the
piece. The rot of the bill is also
good,
Interest allowed on Deposita
General (Banking •business 'Wane -
acted.
R. E. MANNING, Mgr,
CLINTON BRANCH
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Larger and better selections
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TORONTO, ONT.
r huffiness
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HO V 1. • educt tion and assiststhem best
secure
▪ Dispensing Chemist. 1 positions when competent. Write to
tday for our large Catalogue.
Can Any One
The Molsons Bank , Give Information
Incorporated I1355 A Fenian Raid Veteran Wants
Capital and Reserve $8,7000,000 • Help Owing to an Accident.
85 BRA.NOHHS IN CANADA
' The following, .loiter speaks for
A GENERAL BANKING $LISINESS TRANSACTED. itself and anyone having the nec-
essary information kindly leave it
CIRCULAR LETTI7R 3 05 ORIENT}
at the Now Bra office''and the Let
RAVEL RS OaiQUE 1 ter -will be forwarcled;-
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ISSUED
BANK -MONEY ORDERS
ISSUED
Beach, Cal., Dec. 9,1913.
SAVINGS DEPARTMENT -I amanxionstofina
AT ALL . BRANCHES
Gentlemen
a co who belonged anxious
uto Com-
Interest
No. 4-33 Battlion Canadian
est ailoesed at highest current rate. interested`.
Interolunteers,: i am most
• about the' time of the Feniareraid
C F. T30WDING. 111aria7er lliantor7'Br3nch. Ithink 'in'the year 1870. \Vhen the
Prince Albert gun boat went from
Goderiell to Windsor, Ont. Capt.
r" ieutenant Ed, Grigg and
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• . of the boat. My object is to find
• a commissioned or bon'-conlnliS-
o • signed officer to'voughfor me,be-,
• Read to -ii car
• Ordered1
Clothing , ing a member of the company . at
Clothingtime..willgive you the
• Clothing f that 'I
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of 01110 Of the
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99 a
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• ! Chas. Grassir.,' Nt'm. Scott, John • • ' Lockwood, James Yuill (Bugler)
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4 i these are all I can think of at this
4t• time, The Canadian Gove1•nlnerrtis
5 • giving a grant of '$100' cash to al]
Practic-a
4
. surviving members of 1 the corn
• .� • parry and as I have met with an
• • accident which caused me tollbose
• ��Et„ �j��lg. ; my right hand being caught in.
• Should Re h 1 • •illachinery five years ago. If you
s i can help 'me to get int connection
with some one who can help me
to apt the money I will sure• ap-
e!
Thanking you in ad-
� � predate i . g
i -a,®m I vanes, •,I remain
• i Yours trulee
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• Men are ractical, and they like to receive prat Z THOMAS HOWARD I{ILTY gave his• annual report ,which may
• p ill be sure • I ' g •ead in another column.
o tical gifts. A girt of something to wear w • leer
to please him. •••••••c00000•069®o@r•,e+9�9€;is8b On motion of Ford and Mason
••S � (�{'1► T Town
the report was accepted and fyled,
• to do our Christmas Shopping 2' Around The Y own Hall On motion of Dr. Thompeen, and
Just a few weeks y Pp a • On
Canteign that the salary of
• -late selections are always h,•urrie�l and the stocks • I $150 be paid Di•: Shaw, was passed,
• fyci aanneic ecease®mone•s••s•• The Treastirei's report was read
• • are never as good. and adopted and that 200 copies
• Nomination day will be on Mon- he printed.
day.evenheg Dec. 29th. Get your
candidates ready. •
To the Editor of the New Era
Christmas Lists
Opening Gafe11"ere
Are you r Favor
On January lth. I Giving $20,000 for Junk?
Schedule Drawn up oh Saturday
morning at Stratford.
New year's day swill see the open
ing gania in the intermediate ,0,
H, A. ;series 'and Clinton plays; in
St. Marys. At a meeting of repre-
essnta'tives of the different clubs
Saturday morning at Stratfroed the
Ochedule was drawn up,t Moujnt,
Forest has been added eta this
Egineer Castor Admits he Made a
.Serious Mistake and
Council Accepts
his Plans.
•Tues'day evening ,saw some, fire- may be able to before polling day. In
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ELECTION „CARDS
FOR IllAYOtt
To the Erectors of Clinton,
Ladies and -Gentlemen -At the soli.
citation of a large number of ratepay-
ers I have decided to offer niyshlf as'a
candidate for the position of Mayor
for 1914,
- I hope to havethe pleasure at a later
elate of expressing my views on muni•
cipul questions in general and also of
meeting as many et the electors as I
evor•9cs at the Colleen Board wheni' the meantime I pledge myself, if elec.
Mr. "Castor,_ hydro engieeer for the led,, to give my best service to the
town's; affairs for an economical ad-
distiict tried to get the Couneilto ,t,inietration'consistent with efficiency
change, their decision be se lie rind progress. sand 1 ask the electors
had, for some reason• for such support at the polls as will
roup and ilo ether with' Listo}vel l So that the electors may know ensure my electron,
g g Yours sincerely
forms section A' of'junione. • They some of the inside working The
PRLD JACKSON
will play a eeries of( games and New Era will try to make ratters
the winner meets the. winner 0113 clear;-
The electors -when they voted to FOR ]MAYOR
buy out the electric plant for'ehe 'To the Electors of Clinton.
owners diel so, understanding that Ftaviiig been asked by a ntiinher of
Section on January 26th,"the re-
turn to be played January 30th.
Ie these games goals will. eoiint.
SECN
Jan, 6 -Listowel aTIOt AltA,. Forest.
Jan. '9 -Mt, Forest at Listoiwel.
Jan. 12 -Listowel at Mt. Forest:
Jam 16 -Mt. Forest at Tdsttoave].
SECTION B. ;
Jan. 1-Goleaich at S ratfo d
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Seaforth at Mitchell.
Jan, rfl-Goderiell at Seaforth
Mitchell. at Seaforth, •,
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Jan, 13 -Strafford at Gio e r.ish
Mitchell at Seaforth.
Jan. 16 -Stratford at 'Mitchell;
Seaforth forth at 'G-odetich, -
Jae. 19 -Stratford at Seaforth:
Jan. 22-Goderiell at Mitchell.
Jan, 27-Seaforth at Stratf,,o{rd,,
The referees for the ,series are;
Listowel, Zinkham; Mitchell,D,Eiz-
arman; Goderich, D. McDonald;
Stratford, Hein- and 'Edmunds; H.
J. Coghill is convenor of the group.
INTERMEDIATE SCHEDULE.
The intermediate schedule was
elrewn up in the afternoon andais
as follows); '
Jan. 1 -Clinton at St. Marys.
Jan. 5 -Stratford at Goderich;
Jan. 7-Goderich at Chinlion.
Jan: 9 -St. Marys at Stratford.
Jan. 14 -Clinton at Goderich.
Jan. 15 Stratford at St. Marys.
Jan. 19-Goderich at Stratflord.
Jan. 20 --St. Marys at Clinton.
Jan. 23-Goderich at St. Marys:
Jan. 26 -Clinton at Strateerd.
Jan. 26 -St. Marys ai;Goderich.
Jan. 29• -Stratford at Clinton.
The board of referees for the in-
termediate series are; 'H, Twitchell
and 11,Rumball: Clinton; D.McDon-
aid and J, Wiggins, of Goderieh;
D. Lavelle and R.M. Northgraves,
of St. Marys.;
• F. Baker, E. Edmunds
D.Forbes and %\Tally HereofStrat-
ford.
COUNCIL MEETING
the local plant would. be used 'as citizens to accent 'the nomination of
an auxiliary and after the favor. so, and in this public way solicit the
able vote was taken the hydro con •vote and influence of all electors.' Sly
mission had ae engineer hate and record as a councillor for four years,
took' 'a .survey of, town as to' the . and as a lifelong. citizen, and a bust
condition of the wires, poles 'and neas man for the past twenty five
and known before ou wollk otv to
plant and made a favorable report. veara,'rsy
sure •o that,
if
all, and 1 u i -h to a u t t
Insteps Mr. a ;Cling engins S
e'er, he valuatesethe plant' and re-elected,.Iwill serve the town to the
marked, so we were told, "that it heat -ofmly ahhty. Wishing you all
tiVeMerry ria am
Very Christmas, s, 1
y
was a hard tl nt one a as the plantyours truly,
was an excellent one and the town
world be doing the wise thidgeby A, T, COOPER
buying the plant at $20,000. The
town purchased the plant and de-
cided it would be run as an auxil-
iaryto help the "peak" load.. The
plans were drawn up and tenders
called for a sub-sltation and ma-
chinery and later a . Sychronous
motor was• to be ordered.
The town Council found out that
the .sub -station and fixtures would
be in the neighborhood of $13,000;
issued r 3 00
so had debenturesass ed fo 3 0
h,
$i ,
to be used when required. Mee Cas
tor stated on Tuesday night that
it would take another $3,000 to
keep things going now. What will
be asked next? He advocates do-
ing away with the local plant, ex-
cept as to be used for two years
to supply the; Knitting company
according to contract, and the
Council adjourned for a nig'it and
Mayor Gib'bings, Councillor Ford
and Superintendent Chant went to
Seaforth,
On Wednesday everting the Conn
cal decided with the 'exception of
Paisley and Mason and (Morrish be
ing absent) to use Hydro direct and
in two years the $20,000 plant will
be• ,scrap.
We don't like to let pea'sonalrmat
tern .step in but when Reeve Om -
talon tolls Mr. Castor, that by his
actions, hecan't have much confi-
dence in him and then secondethe'
motion which adopts Mr. Castor's
egconclt change of mind, ie does'
cern funny -nvhy-.,the-Counezl• took
each°a sudden change. •
However they have enteredtinito
1 the busexeten elap.etttling on the
• Engineer of the 1lydro department
being correct eo the people ,will
have to take .:their medicine.
am• For a'i'irst class engineer toval-
.PlteStaentory meeting -o1 ' Count ue a first class' plant at '$20 000 in
ehe 'later
ell was held•on Tuesday .evening ealy ]the ie made a se ionsinand a fewmorii stake and
of this week, it is only "junk" where c]oes the
Mayor Gibbings in' chair and town come in foe value 'received,
Reeve Cantelon and 'Councillors., Nomination night should clear up
Ford, Mason, Paisley, Morrish pre- the matte• so until tlhen the tax
sent, payee can only hope and pray,
A letter from hydro Electric ad- stir
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Sks]ngi Connell o .eloet at once Social tltl ve o9 Huron to
aosi'ted forms`'for .ecure cal once
ie y
spection,
On motion of Thompson and
he Undertaken at Once
Mayor for 191.4, I have consented to-do
Ford the Clerk was ins'truct'ed to
order a supply from Toronto.
Dr. Thompson of the, Property
and Electric Light Committee made Under the leadership of Dr, Wal -
the report in regards to the Knit- ter A. Riddell, ll, social solicit, who
ting Co. they deckled to )eathe. is employed by the joint boards
Mattel' as it now stands forr theis
this department of work in the
presort, t
Dn. Shaw, eledical Health Officer,
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NOW is the best time to make your Selection
en you are not ready to buy just yet
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This: List will ivake Choosing easy, and you can
.. be sure your ;Iii, will be especially acceptable
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: Suits- 8.5o to 25.00
• Hats 1.00 to 4.00.
f • Shirts' , 50 to 2,50
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• • Suspenders .25 to .75
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• Hose .25 to .75
• 2C to
Mufflers ,..... _ 52.50
• Pyjamas R1aS 1.50 .,, G
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• Overcoats 8.00 to 24.00
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Caps .25 to 1 50'
• Ties . .25 to 1.25
• Sweater .Coats .75 to 5.00
• 1 -Ir use Coats 3.5o,to 10,00;
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• Rain Coats,.,
• )Umbrellas. .75 to 5.00
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We sugg-st an early selection. You may leave'
your purchase here and it willbe delivered when you
• want -it,
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Reeve Cantelon, if elected this
year, will be out for the Warden-
ship of the County. •
Tax Collector.Wheatiey had a
busy day of it Monday receiving
the 'taxes. There is about $740,00
,;due with 5 f. er cent added.
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I19 lei (reported, that Councillor
Thompson is dropping out but not.
out of municipal life as'he willrun
for Commissionenship and he
should make a good .,.one.
• Mr H.: B. Chant: who has been a
• waterworks commissioner, butwho
• is now Uupeutl'ntend,enit of the
Electric' Light plant }will have to
• retire according to the Hydro by-
law.
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law.
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Chief Wheatley had to complain
to the 'Hydro department about
the way the menulintltown :vette
mutilating the shade trees. Some
of the trees looked if they tried
to cut the tree down instead of
trimming, the branches:
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4 The town of Lindsay is one of
• the up-to-date municipalities of the
• Province. It has lust installed a
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new; lighting system on its Main
• street with iron stan;dailds and all
The 'time for the, Tax roll was
extended 'till Feb. 15th 1914. -
On motion of Thompson and Can
telon went into Committee as a
whole to discuss Hyde() matter and
after "eleven o'clock- passed into
Council again and adjourned until
Wednesday night,
Wednesday evening.
Council met again after along
Committee meeting and the .absen-
tees' were Councillors., Morrisli and
Cluff.
On motion of Thompson and Can-
telon the
an-telon.,:the following was passed;
That whereas Aug. 4th, 191,3 in
Council a letter authorizing the
purchase of. a Sychronous motor,
has reeler been acted upon, Re-
solved that as council order for
said Sychroious motor and now
change, our plans to distribute pow
er to the consumers direct from
step down elation and that author-
ity be, given to purchase neces-
sary transformers and meters.,
The motion was carried on 'div-
ision,
Yea-Cantelon, Ford, Thompson.
Nay -Mason, : Paisley.
Moved by Ford (seconded by
Thompson ;-That the payments al-
ready made up to thi.e date by the.
Teeasuror on Hydro Electric ac-
cortnt be confirmed and further
payments for labor distribution line
be authorized to be passed by the
treasurer on certificate of the fore
man, F. Gould, weekly. -Carried.
1 ,'eebyterian and Mehtodist church
es, a meeting of the ministers of
the county was held in Ontario St, 1 Miss H Fisher of Denver, is the
Methodist Church, Clinton, on Mon
'day afternoon. gnast of lur sister, Mrs, R, E. Man -
Rev J. E. Ford, of Goderich, was Hing.
elected chairman ; Rev. S. Sharp, of Mr. W. Southgate, of :Seaforth
Exeter, s•ecratary. was fn :tonin on ]Monday.
Dr. Riddell delivered an addres's Miss Jap Mustard of 13rucefielcl
explaining the method of prose$- left today for Brooklyn to take a
urs and the nature of the'sntrvey position as Bead supervisor of St."
The New Era: will be pub-
lished on Wednesday
of next'week..
Over the Teacups
Dr. and Mrs. Gandier attended
the wedding of the ]litter's bro-
ther, Dr. Christian to Miss. Kath-
leen D'Esperd.
Mrs. Goo. Black .of Stratford an
nounees the engagement of her
faughter, Myrtle, to Mr. Walter R.
Bern of Stratford, themarriage to
take place early in the new. year.
Mr. and -Mrs. MacDonald,'`Strath
donal.d" letoderich, announce the en-
gagement of their eldese daughter,
Mary Lille; to Mr, Roy Westby
Henry, of Edmonton, Alta.
Mies' Jenne Thompson is visiting
with her sieterse at Blyth.
Mrs. 3. L. Kyle of Wilkie, Salines
visiting' her 'parents; Mr, and Mrs.
J.B. Lindsay.
Mr. Bert A'IcE an former owner
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o ci w• has
.1 1 C �., 7 7101
of the Carne R o c7 r
berm in the West is renewing old.
friendships in townHe leeks as
if the West agrees with him,
Mr, A. Gopdwin of McTaggart;
Sask, is here .on a 'visit. He ex-
pects to remain he Clinton _ isaine
time also visit his daughters, 1VIrs.
S. R, McMath of, Goderich and:'lil:rs.
Glen Campbell of Alymer. He will
return to the, West in the spring.
Miss Annie Yc sbee has entered
St. Joseph's hospital, London, as a
nurse -In -training.
Mr. John Reosford was, in Lon-
don last week-.
Mr. Dodds Holloway, who is in
the Sturgeon branch of the Royal
Bank is ,spending a month eoli-
days With his parents in tow.
Bigger Stock and
Better Assortment
Than Ever Befom
Ebony & India Ivory Goads
fame Becalms, Hair Jlrushee,
elilirary Brushes, Hat Brushes,
Cloth Brushes, Nail ' Buf''ers,
Cuticle 'Knives and Files,. asni
Mirrors.
Toilet Cases, Manicure Cases,
Military Cases, Hat and Cloth
Blush Cases. etc.
Gillette; Auto Strop and, Gem
Safety Razors
A pram) new assortment ort
the most fashionable Hand Bags
$1. to $5. •
A fine assortment of Seeley's
Christmas Perfumes l5c. lap
Our Goods make easy choosing
Our Prices make easy buying
THE REXALL WDMW I1
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Moved by Paisley seconded by
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wires underground, The Bell Tele- Mason ;-That the committee be ape
• phone -company has also removed. pointed to authorize, alt payments
■ ;•, its poles, and wires off the Main and construction of Hydro Electric
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q Lindsay
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cc Clothing
• h r n In tiles mat ea_ Lil
• �J CI®ll 1/1 p. f..,• skaeet. Y p7n imeer, sluff. -Carried,
The Mori g g
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• • has ,set an example tw.- ether • • • we •
l follow.-Sa Olfn The committee named by the May
• •. towns r instance:
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• Square i)P•ai �Or EvCry llla>m ♦ ton'for;'instance, Mope poles are or is Thompson, Feed, Cantelon
• • being placed Igi,.,the front street and Superintendent; Chants
•44444.4aaaaaaaaaaaaneen e*****44b•••••••a•••aa••••4 now for -Hydro:_ I Council then adjourned,
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It is intended to make- this one John's 'Hospital
GIRLS
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BOYS
Santa Claue will arrive in Clin-
ton, Monday December 22, anal'
will make his headquarters at
O'Neils Grocery Store. -
He would like to have all the
children in Clinton and sur-
rounding y v e
roundin country visit here
early in the afternoon of
Monday December 22nd
Tuesday December 23rd
Wednesday December Mai
when he will be p'eased to renew
acquaintances. welcome all his
friends and take orders,
W, T. i `NEIL.
THE HUB GROCEk
Phone 48
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of neatest thorough and fat reach • Mr. D. Pa man, of ,Odessa; i the
ing of any ever attempted in .Ont vest 01 his brother,.- Mr,da, is the
ario.It will cover all the economic g
coneii,(iionls of email life such • as of tows],
incluetrie's,'wages, 'scarcity or ab- Mayor Gibbings and Councillors
nndance of farm help market con- Ford and Superintendent Chant
ditions, capital invested, loans, in- visited Seaforth on Wednesday.
terest, etc., social conditioneeleacl Mr.,' and Mrs. Feed 'Punier (nee"
ership, meetings, ' classes;'osganf- Mies .Femnl:ee Allen) arrived back
s inerts
the
od e
s -amus i
rationsare
� 'from the West 1
a�s't.weed- and a e
family and home. life • atm the moi guests at the lateer's home at the
al and religious' conditions effect- Ontario S't. Parsonage.
ing rural life
on Saturday 11 ase repee•9104tative of
The following were -the officers the Clinton Hockey Club, in the ar
,elected ranging for the, games• in this dis-
Presidlent-Rev, J�e0. Dewitt, trice.. . The schedule is , given on
Blyth. another page.
Secretary -Treasurer -Rev. 0 S. Mrs, (Rev.) ..,.,, , of Paisley is the
Sharp, Exeter, guestbf her mother, Mrs, MeGarva
Publicity Committee -Rev, E. F. Ontario S't,
MeL. Smith, and. Rev. R. Hicks, Hen a
E G, Powell,Exetes,•and Mr. Herbert'G. Fawcett of Bridge
she; resiburg,former'] of Clinton passed
the president a,nd isecre�tary, y ,
The county will be taken by a civil. service examination at'Flam-
townships and a -minister placed in ilton reeantly,
Officers Elected,
Mt Jahn. Satter was in Stratford
charge of each. The work will be-
gin at once and will be finished by
Jan. 10.
DO YOUR
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SHOPPING
EARLY.... „
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Perry, Wells
St. Toronto, announce the engage-
ment of their 'eldes't daughter,
Louie, to Mr. P. A. McElhann'y, 13,
A. Se., Vancouver, the marriage to
take place this month Tim bride-
to -be is a native of 'Clinton, her
father having been one of thetea-
chers in the Collegiate eins.titute.
Toronto Stat ;-Mrs: 3,A. AI
ecdon
aid received yesterday at her
house en Spasina road, for hezl
sisters, who are visiting her, Mrs.'
Macdonald . neare a blue brocade
with silver lace, and."the drawn -T -
.1'010M was aitislically arranged
with pink and white. roses and
chrysanthena tms• Her mother Mrs,
Christian; worea black satin g.own
with Brussels' point lace -and acoes-
age'houcinet of violets and ,lilies;
Mrs. McGibbon, ,Edmio'nton, was in
black chiffon velvet with Venetian,
point lace and cliamiond5; Mrs, Mo-
Laren wore 'emer,ald green ,satin
The Corner Store
"Live and Let 'Live"'
wail Origins ie M
If we are to have the pleasure oS'
assisting ou in getting up that Ohlisfa
neas spread try these.
]!suits, Cnrrinze. Valencia Rasias-.
Seeded Rosins, Seedless Rasing, Figs,.
Dates, .Prune Oranges,'Lemens, Ba.-
•
neural, Grape Fruit, Cranberries,
AI -
melee Grapes,
Special prices on Cline, Dinner and
to nnl ord
PHONE 45.
FINE STRONG POINTS
About our plumbing include goads(
materials, up-to-date supplies, sm-
perior' workmanship, promptsae :
and reasonable :prices,for.
SATISFACTORY
PLU'MBIN ee
can you.. ask mono?
Get 000 estimates first, anyway.
Thos. Hawkins,
Pinm 1 Heating
bin an t
(Phone 63), �'
veiled with black ninon, and Buena
bioidei.ecl girdle; Mrs. ' Gandier
wore white satin with. reall 'lac,
The tea table in the diming-raiorne
was centred with a cut glass bravT
of beautiful earnati,nns and ferns,..
Mrs. Gaudier, Mrs. Falconer ana s
Mrs, Gond were in charge. asst
ed by )Miss Jean lelacDonald, Mess's
Somerville Ansi Miss Gould...