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THE ;CLI NTO F -NEW 3; 9t,ECOltD
BR UJ CEA' I EI.lD
The 1,14 4. S. oi."th,, United Church
held theii regular monthly meeting ;
on December ].lth, with the president,
Iths. (Rev.) W. A. Bremrdot, pros -
siding': The roll. call was, answered
with a verse on. "Christ's Birth." The
devotional leaflet 'was taken. by Mrs.
J•. F. Aikenhead, and the topic was -
read by the following ladies: M'rs,
Addison,. Mr. T. B. Baj'd. Mrs''
Zaplie, Mrs Jas, McQueen,. Mrs.
Stevens and Mrs. Bremner.
Mrs. Addison took charge of the
election of officers, which resulted as
follows: honorary' 'pro idents: lxr*s•
Jas, McQueen, Miss III J. McCully,
president,• MTs. (-Rev.) VV'. A. Brem-
ner; ist vise, 'M!i's. Jas. Thou son;
2nd vice, Mrs. John Ifazelwood; 3rd
vice, Mrs. J. 8". Aikenhead;
MissE.l4L'. Bovey; eor.-secretary,
Mrs. W. itattenbury; treasurer, Mrs:.
C. Brocici,christian S. and F, secre-
tary, .MIrs R. P. Watson; expense.
fund treasurer, .' Mrs. A. iiieC'ueen;
stranger's secretary, Mrs. Thos.'s
Chapman; supply secretary,: Mrs. II.'
Zaphe; missionary monthly secretary;
Mrs. D., Tough; literature'secretavv,",'
Mrs. Jam.' Watson; assoe.eHelper's=
Secretary, Mrs. II.Aikenhsacl; Press
secretary, `Mrs. J. Addison; ass't
press secretary, Mrs W Ross; tem
'perance secretary, iflin. C..Haugh
organist, Miss .Jean M:urclocic, ass't.
organist, Mrs. W. Stevens.•.
COI' STANCE : '
4Ye were sorry .to learn of the
death which occurred last Friday
morning of 'William John M'cBrien:
one of the older residents of .Hi/nett
in. leis ' 3rd year. Mr.-l'fe$rien lied
suffering from a bad cold which.
ic
ih ,
developed into pneumonia; causing
his death.. HC was a kind neigh-
hour and --was much respected by all
who knew hien. .The many` friends
here extend their %sympathy to the
bereaved Dees. -
Mr. Wm Car toehan is now con -
finest to his bed with 'a very bad
cold. Me. Carnochan" seems to be
very unfortunate'. of ''late but we
wish him a speedy recovery:
Mrs. Robb. Grim.oldbv and daugh-
ter, "Olive,.
augh-ter,:"Oiive,.: spent a few days last
,week with ,the lady's sister,, Mrs,
John Mann of near Clinton.
Miss Edythe .Riley, who has bean
employed in Brussels, is ., spending.
same time with her parents,' Mr.
and Mrs. Geo, Riley, here. -
let s. A. Colclough,and son Clifford
spent Sunday in Clinton visiting .,the
lady's niece Mee. Wm. Thueil,who is
confined to the'''Clinton Hospital with
a bad case of blood poisoning in her
arm.
The annual Sunday school enter-
tainment, will be held in the United
church .here on Tuesday, Dec; -'24th.
kComoiddies• and enjoy yourself, with. the,,
The •school children of the public
sehcol here intend holding their
Christmas, entertainment en Friday
afternoon of this week at the school.
This peom4ses to be an excellent pro-
gram and everyone i5 cordially invit-
edto attend,
-Mr. Arnold Colclough has rented
the blacksmith shop from Mt. •Leo
Stephenson and has installed a chop-
ping outfit. He intends -'opening it
once a week for the purpose of grind -
ane grain for the public.
Your correspondent wishes,. the
staff of The'News-Record and all its
readers a very Merry -Christmas and
a prosperous I�'ew Year.:.
AU1 URN
Tlic funeral of the late Mrs. Nel-
son Pearson .took place from tho'
home of her son-in-law,'; Robert J.
Blutletlge on Sunday,. December 15th.
The funeral services were conduct-
ed byr'Bev. W:' R. Alp.. Interment in
Union Cemetery, Blyth.
A ' Christmas `"concert will be held
in the Forester's hall on Friday
evening tin's week under the. auspices
,of -the 'Auburn school.
Mi. Stephen ittedd of Woodstock
was home over the week -end.
Rev.' WI, R. Alp who has been here
Sol, eight years, leaves the first of
the New' Year Tor Ottawa' where he
has received a call to Chalmers Hui.
ted "church, as assistant' minister,
STI1°TLEY
By an inadvertence the name ' of
Mrs. J. McClinchey was inserted as
singing at the funeral service of the.
late 'Mss. R. Colcldugh; It was Mrs.
'John .;M'cCiyinont';who sang a .favor-
ite eel° of Mrs, Colc1ough's, at this.
'service.
Mr. and Mrs,' Jas. Bryant returned
to London last week, after spending
a few, eieelts • tit the home of Mr.
John IYleCowan,
Mr: Charlie,jareener of'Bayfield
,is visiting " at Mr. $ugh Gilmour's
this week..
Mr.. Goldie • Graham had the. Hydro
r lye in his h us n barn •n last
nsta d s. o e a d ,r
week , '
TUCKERSMI'J H
As Christina's; falls on the.. last
Wednesday, of the year the annual
School meeting of S. S. No.i6 will'be
held' on Thursslo Den; ..26th, at the
hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon,
according to the ruling' of the .Edu-
action Department, -' A' good- atten-
dance of ratepayers. is desired..
The members of T'urner's Sunday
school aro busily engaged hi.prepar
ing for the annual. Christmas tree.
Program, which will beegiven on
Monday.De-ember 23rd at 8 o'clock.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
.all the friends to attend
- COUNTY NEWS �*
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perous busiliess man was a member -
of the "-firm of Doubleday and Doadee
Publishers-in.`N'ew Yorkfor a num-
ber ai• years and at the -time of his
.death was connected with Payson and
Claris, Limited, Publishing 'House;
New' York City.
GODERIOII 'The members of the
Westminster Guild o; the Knox Pres-
byterian church presented the play,
_"Nobody but. Nancy," in the ,lecture'
room on two recent' evenings, ; The
play was filled with laughs from
start to finish .and brought forth"
much applause from. the large audi-
ences, The .players executed their
'parte with skill and are to be con-
gratulated on their successful' pro-
duction. Those taking part were:
Elsie Winter, .Joe ,Taylor, Mike Me-
Connel, Beth Thompson, Margaret
Sheppard, Eb. Ross; Helen Drennan,
Mary McKay, - Edith Lumby, Fred
Egener. / ,
McKILLOP: The- funeral of Mrs.
Duncan IYIcCowan, a highly- esteem-
ed resident of' McKillop, took place
recently from her date residence to
the Zaitlandbank cemetery. The ser=
vice Was conducted -lr'' hor. pastor
Rev. Irving B Ka"iiio, of F'irst Pres-
byterian ehurch, Seaforth. The de-
ceased Whose illness- extended over,
some months was horn- 62' years ago
in .Tuckersmith being a daughter of
the .late 1VL'r. and' Mas. Peter -Me-
Cowan. About 3i yeare.ago she was
married to Duncan McCowan and
went to reside in Brucefield. They
later moved.ta Roxboro where they
had .lived ever since. During her`
illness she was made a life member of
they Wbmenrs• Missionary Society as
a token of apt -wed -Oen by the Me-
Killop ,Rorie Helpers. Besides her
husband, she is survived by three
daughters and two sons; Mrs. P. V.-
t ` e r
Nimmo, of. Toronto, Mass s May and
Beatrice 'and Peter" at Home, and
john in Roxboro. ,The pallbearers.
were Messrs. J. . Nre:Dowell, John
Scott, James Acheson and James R.
Scott. •
McICILLOP: The pollingin Mc-
Killon township resulted i the re-el-
ection of John Dodds as Reeve, Coun-
cillors John :Campbell, Russell, Dor
ante, Daniel Regele and Thos. J. Mc-
recently of Mary, only daughter 0f
Tvfe !.}nd lblrs. Charles Sproul �nl'
Wroxeter to 'David Haskins p1 Bur
'lington; the Rev. Mr. Taylor, ofii-
Hl'_l'9t;
ECEMI3EIti'' JI, 1925
WROXIf1`ER: Thu marriage took moon trig, the bride traveling in, a;
ac'e at the Parsonage, Rael taooc;'" nay;' blue dressy cont : aaxi, hat.
On their' return they will take., up
residence in 'Burlington,. •
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EVEN FINES ARE BECOMING:
AUTOMATIC
To prove that statisticians are good
at other things" than figures, Roger
W. Babson,.tyle noted`-finabciai anal -
yet has invented a parking- meter
which, if placed in general use, may
secure a revenue to communities
from overtint'epackers. •
.The. meter, according to its haven -
tor, would be set along . the curb
where ;limited 'parking is permitted.
Instead of chalking the' tires, all the
police would have to' do would be to.
connect the apparatus with the Car's
storage battery.
During• the period'of free .parking
the car Could ' be. removed at any
time, 13/it once the free time wad
exceeded,' the devleo, by an eleetiiical
impulse, would automatically lock;
and thereafter the car 'or cars, could
be moved only by the insertioof `a;
coin or coins in 'a slot of the device;'
Thus, after, the ,time limit the .mpt-
or'ist could stay as long as he liked,'
but he would ` have to pay 26e an
hone, or some •: other predetermined
figure, for the privileg'e
NOT TALI ,ENOUGH
The ex -Kaiser's( '70th birthday re-
called an anecdote to Ii, A. Van
Goenen, consul.- from - the Nether -
fends in -San Fransisco.
"In the days of ; his _ glory,", ,Con-
sul cyan Coenen said, "The Kaiser'
during, a visit to the Hague.•boasted
at great length to Queen. Vlriihel
mina about the military equipment.
and skillaed bravery of the Getman
army.
"Do , you r oal;iee " he wound up,,
"that miry . Prussian Guards stand
seven Peet in .their stockings?"
"That is nor( tall enough," said
the queyn
"How' do ' you nngus -hot tail`
enough?" said the Kaiser.
"When we open of r. dikes", said
the •`queen, "the • water is, pen feet
deep,
BRUSSELS: An unfortunate ae-
cident occurred Friday afternoon to
Peter A. McArthur, a well-known
resident' of the fourth concession of
Grey Township. He was assisting his
neighbor, George Turnbull, to dehorn
some cattle, when one of the animals
threw him, and then fell on h'hn,
breaking' one of his legs tit the ankle.
It was a bad bi eek and will lily Hint
up for at least two'months. •
EXETER: Pilot IG'erald Fitton,
whose father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Saxon Fitton, live in' town, has
been appointe(i'to'carry the mail and
.express to "Pelee Island from Leam-
ington. Pilot Fitton is linked with
the London Air Transport. He was
home on a visit to his parents re-
cently. He has made , many flights
to Exeter',;and 'on one occasion this
summer took his mother on, a flight
to Toronto. • •
SEAFORT'Ir:`. The death occurred
in New York City ofl Robert Nelson
Hays, son. of ' the late Thomas E.
Hays, a pioneer resident of IetoKil-
lop, on' Friday. M4. Hays who was
.born and educated here - spent his
boyhood'daYe'in and around .Seaforth
-where he was. well ktiow,jt and very
highly esteemed. Ile was in his 60th
year and. is survived by`his 'wife 'fete
met'1y Miss Elizabeth Campbell
daughter of Mr. and '1VIrs. Alexander
Campbell, of' Seaforth; islso site 81$ -
ter, -`Mrs. J. M. Godenlock of Seaforth
acid a half-brother and sister William
' Bays and Mrs. Munro, in the West.
The 'remains `were brought to Sea -
forth Monday - and the funeral took
'place on Tuesday from, the -home of
J. M. Govenlock to the 1Yllaitlandbank
cemetery. -117x, Haye.who'was 'a pros.
n
e
u
h
GODERICH: The xeopellUng of St.
George's ` Anglican church which has
undergone extensive redecorating and
improving: tools place on Sunday
week, and was the occasion of spec-
ial services. ' Holy Communion was
held at 8 san,'a'nd regular, services
were held at 11 and 7. Ven. Aech-
deacon W. J. Doherty, B.A., L.T.H.,
secretary -treasurer of the Diocese
of Huron, was the speaker and rep-
resented Archbishop Wblliams,
whose iciness prevented lupi; from
attending. The services were larg-
ly .and enthusiastically attended and
speeialmusic was rendered.
angaaet:
ciating, The bride was beech -Jingly
attired
eecin n iy-
attured in a •drx.,s of rose beige geor-
gette
eorgette with accessories tci Match:
After the ceremony a dainty wed-
ding breakfast was served by bit's,,
Chlor • r
Y end late/. x 1Yhr. and Ms. I7as<;
kips left by motor oe a short honey -
Hot Chicken Dinner
i
A grand rally. of the Liberal -Con-
servative vvative Association, of ' Clinton,
will be evidenced at the coming
Banquet in thee •„
TOWN HALL, CLINTON
January 8th 1930
7 Pan.
Ron: R. B. Bennett, Leader of His
Mlajes'ty's Loyal Oppositign, will be
the speaker.
Later a dance will lie put on. Those
attending Banquet will receive, free
tickets for dance. 45-2.
A , quay ' nris dnaas 'Sale
of Rost_ Shoes and.Rubbers at
BAR, ,S SHOE STORE
Sale starts Saturday Dec.'7th ends Saturday Dec. 28th
'SPECIAL VALUES IN 1!OO'I'W'EAR FOR.
IVLEN., WOMEN AND' CHILDREN
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Mens .Fixc,,,Shoes and .Oxfords at $2:95
and up.
• Boy's, $1.45 and 'up.
Youth's, $1.25 and up•
Women's' Slippers and Oxfords isJ,95, up
000 limes of 'Women's Galoshes at .: , :ir ...:. . ........:$1.75
Wonten'a light. Rubbers . :at :45c, and up -
Men's Light Rubbers at , .. ... Glc and" up
Come in :and see."our range of Carpet Slippers for ;Men Women
and Children. .
ALL; RUBBERS -10-PER CENT. DISCOUNT'
PRICES CASII; NO, GOODS ON;APPROVAL
EXETER. The: Farmers' Club of
this community, .. timbering 011005:-
10,0;
110051QG; held their annual "clyster'sup-
'pci- hi the Opera;Iiou e oii;Thursday
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night. After sueper some plat>ed
cards and others. "danced; during the
evening. - The whole ai; ail was>".as.
usual, a. great access, and: everyone
Went, away satisfied. .
hist
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F+'rom, te, well -assorted. stool:; of` boxes.
from 00e to '.00
Candy Cane's; Stockings,. and other Novelties, as well as. the- usual'
Creams and Mixed Candy and` Bull Cli000latesi.
See..Our Home-made Mixed 'Candy
000aA:ND PURE.'
20c per 1b,, 2 lbs for` 35e
CHRISTMAS RAKING
th1RISTMAS
,CAKE
AND VAIN,. PUDDING .
of the finest quality, all sizes or bp,the pound'
Also Short Bread, Puffed Paste,' Green:. Puffs.
A full line of baking 'suitable for Christmas season.
Bartliff 6 Crich
Col e to Curkinghame's
The Florist
"DON'T WORRY FOR HOURS
• SAY IT WITH FLOWERS."
OUR CHRISTMAS STOCI1 IS AT OUR FLOWER SHOP IN
CONNECTION' WITH THE CANADIAN NATIONAL
EXPRESS OFFICE
AZALEAS, CYCLAMENS, FERNS, ATTRAC'1`IV1 BASI*ETS,
CHERRIES, PRIMILAS. ETC. .: '
We offer a fine selection in Decorated ChristinaGrave Wreaths
Cut Flowers ;always in stock.
a
That'" Friend Far Away
The - Most Acceptable ' of Gifts for : $2.00
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