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Fiensall In s•>it ';ted eleoti<m
Exeter: Foi reeve, W. D. Sander
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'Olven CTeig,er tF1a ", retuiined xceva Tor
1926, defeating his p pp i t 1, T;soiiiais
're-elected; punciIigis, Eli coifltis,
Joseph Davis, Joseph H ldbs, W,1-
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Iiudsaii, by a mtlorzt,.yof 24. lh 5
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I:am T. Gillespie; Uotii'd of edacatunt;
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. '%Yill Mr, Geiger's third conso-li;t ve
Franklin Delhnid,go; Elston and
year its reove. r .Ihc received 2033 i;otea
William DearinG•, ,Ae question sub-
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oected' by acelamat�ion a weep ago",in
Stephen: Reeve, Alex Netb; de
tamtbte to tIi
d e ratepayers "
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favor of the Council of. 1926 grant-
ing'a iieans'e 'to a 'pool bilIkard
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pi}ty,a•ceye, John IIayes; o6uneillors,
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room?(" was snowed tinder.
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Reuben Goetz,' Chester, 146wbiivmey
and Isaiah Tet�e t i
Cnikoirie Tot sup: P.eete, C. A.
Blyth: James Dodds was re-elect-
e4 reeve, d8feating' Di. W, J. Milne,
former The
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hobertson .col}ztcmllors, • l J.
reeve. voting' was. heavy,
Those to the
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th'orpe, IIug73 hlmll, Prank Wilson and
1Vi1h Youn6
elected council were S.
G. Leslie, Herbert .Dext<<r, ' George
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God el iCli Deputy Reeve . J. 1,
White and Joint Waymouth.
�s,� y�Stock,-Taking.
g �y f� /f$
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defeated Couneilloi A. J. Pal-
zridge:for the deputyr_.reeveship b:' a.
Ret , C. G, Armour was unable to
lY ad utC`lcai Gift might .p] asant-
J ':smile uncomfortable cortin-
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as' if our, Clinton rices compare With any 0 6'1
majority o£ 405 the poll Ueing' 7$S fur
. l4loser' and 380. for Paltridg•e. This
contdu+, service Isst Sunday as lie vias
suffering frosts a severe cold. The de-
wm out your receipt
g'eney gra g pt of
' petted Christmas gift or your
fo ibex
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- not bpi here Wh send our, money out (
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was talo onlyseat contested, .tate re-
votioual mart of the service was'. con-
foigettingan intended gift.
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tnaindei of the, Council being elected
ducted by members of the ses&lin, and
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by aeclaniation. ' A bylaw'authorizmg
Mr. John McIntps i read a Chrls vitas
,Many Happy New "Years may y au
14. lbs. Gx'an lated -Sug•ar for , ......:. ' , . , ti1.0'0
Ilai'z'.v Tiorne's Dainty.Dessert'
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the Town Coupled t p go ahead with a
sermon, which had ;been sent .to ' last,
Have with ';unbroken friendslt s and
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Special Price'by the ,Bag•
new niiinicipal ,hall at an estimated
ekiienditure of $ome •$95,000 vas de-
Armour by hi:; friend,' Rev. Hugh",ife-
Millan, missionary in Formosa, Sub-
great accumulation of
Cheerful Recollections' and Affections
7 lUs. ILo11e Oats fol 2t3c . ;
d Special Price by the Bag
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Cristard .... 1—, . . ' •' `
Harry Horne's Green Peas in ,
feated,by the small'majority of four, jest, "Christ the Prince`�of Peace."
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We have a
5 lbs. Corsi Syru t 35c
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Conforti S
Soap Deal with Towel
"THANK-IiOU" CARD
SPECIAL ---Black Tea, to clear ant at, per .1b. ... ; ...: 48c
P, &' G, and Gold Soap, 10 dial
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CLINTON'SING JEWELLER ST^u11,
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serves ut
that ve y conveniently sees in mak-
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SPECIAL—Coffee to clear at, per Ib. •..,, , , ...... , 48c
—Coffee .
p cannot compare with
This Tea aocilir
Special' Group Tables .'.:. , ..
'Too many articles to mention-
��mm yy�,�,ii
Exquisilte mt aahje Silver
Priced, at .6 and 10 cents
.raced at 6
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better values ata 65c, 7 d 80c
Yourself—No articles h
Loose Cocoa
A Pocket or Office Diary or a Desl>
New Valencia Raisins for pies, while they last 2 lbs. for 27c
(This is Cocoa; Se
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Complete service sets. or separate
$,•;. places.; Engraved or plana—initialed
Calendar saves the memory, helps the
business "or professional pari to defy
the forget habit.
We have a full assortment of Jelly Powders,
all flavors ...... • .. • ......:.... . . • . • • .. • 3 for
Broken Sodas ..' . .
Sweet Biscuits, to clear, per lb
if desired. Of finest quality spark-
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; 'Eng silverbearing tate. tradeanarks
of the best • known manufacturers— ars—
F OR THE
Apex ('itl9(?Cl9
Fruit ®e�
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and at remarkablylow prices.
5UNDAYLPS,
SCIi00L SCHOOLTEACHER
We have still
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gelouliets Select Notes
We are.sole agents for Apex Goods, If you .have leaver
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Grape r ill ai,�l0et �...
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Chests of Silver
Arno]ds Practieat•.Cemmentary
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stied any of"these lines it will give you great. satisfaction
GRAPES LETTUCE1�C
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Priced from 16.50 u;a
Ta -bells Teacher's Guide
andleaeure to do sa. We foel we can bighiy Tocotnniend
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Fish Depar>tme
t Coininunity ''slid Rogers Silyerware
in every pattern
Gist of the Lessons --a book for
the pocket, very compact, approved byFresh
•them to you. Peaches, Pea;,,s and Raspberries in glass, and
Haddock, per lb.
the scholars.
all varieties of canned goods, ;They are certainly in':a class
Cohoe Salmon, per lb. .
,•� I have it sniall.a_mount of Ivozy left
by themselves. -
Halibut, per db. .
-over to -clear at reduced' prices,
PILLET+S 33ADI
R. JOHNSON �
8 W. I Fair Ga.
We announce Miss Susie Sloman successful winner of the clock.
Graduate of Toronto College of Optometry~�
Often the Cheapest—Always the Best
-Afternoon
Fine Jewellery and Repairs Next Hovey's Drug: Store
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In the Morning First Delivery a.m. In the First Delivery 2.30 p.m.
L. W. Ct3RRELL--`T'IFI€` S. SHIPLEYCash and W-0 T*_
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Now is the time for a � �° I Sea•vycc
New Year's Resolution � _ _ -
to be that a' good council,
,carr'chosen and a successful cil. has 11
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Huron Road Fast � year is
It is resolved at this store that the practise of the past towards Messrs. Will and Bert Slorttan have been
Our patrons and friends of furnishing Prompt and Courteous Service, returned this week t Chicago. Mr. Fletcher Gibbing•s of the west. ,looked forward to, Following is the
Best Quality Goods at.b'air Prices, and a smile for everyone; will be Mr, Jack Bawden returned t e end is visiting his brother; Mr, R. J. Gill- result by sub -divisions:
renewed with fresh vigour for the coming year. .
of the week to his school work at hinge of.Stapleton, and other friend's For Reeve ? 1 2 3 4 5 G
We thank very aineerely our patrons who have favoured us wjtIt `Hamilton. in the old home vicinity. • Cox 43 45 77 . 31 5,$ ,35
their business during the past ,year and trust that our pleasant rela- , Salkeld 93 55 19 38 S
tions of .the past may be mutually enjoyed in the futurp, Miss Isabel Slornan of Londaty is vis- From a recent copy of the I{finders Corey 9 10 23 '45 10 29
iting her grandmother, Mra. Slo- ley, (bask.) Clarion 'we learn of tine For 'Coujioillors
Wa cordially invite you to take full advantage of the Service our mail of town.- election of Mr.: Foster Gibbings as Middleto 83 GO 91 71 Iii 51
business affords. Use fire telephone freely, We will deliver any goods Mrs. ltilatthews of Exeter tea been reeve of that town for the year 1926. Haacke 100 109 84 26 65 42
clteerfully sled promptly: Small and large orders given .equal, atten- vi. Mat Mts. o $. Carter during This -paper in commenting on the el- Jervis G5 33 G2 32 82 35
tion, If you have stat previously given us an ogportunity to serve the as cation calls Mr. Gibbings all "old Churchill 50 38 76 39 12 34
you, we will greattlygppieclate your doing so, . Wr also invite ;back past iveelc• timer;;'' in the Province, he staving
tvitlt the New Year thhose who have not ofIate been malting any use Miss Louise Drummond of Hensall Sowerby ,75 29 33 15 21 17
of our store. and its :service for tbeir'grocory reggiremeuts. We ap- visited with Miss Violet Mortison. beal% out 'there for the past twenty Totals—For Reeve: Cox, 289; Sal-
preciate lutist favors and trust for future pm ironage, over the New Year, years. He has taken a leading part Iceld, 213;' Corey, 135. rot Council -
Ill many public movements and The lora: Middleton 4
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Mr.
Rattetburybspentn theMiss
New Year Clarion thinks "has the quaomin- Jervis, 309;, Churchill, 272, Sowerby,
Main Store, Phone "1 C. O �S enols and ability r make an emir-
with Clinton friends. array satisfactory reeve" The 'Gib- 1o6' '
25 W. Branch Star% Phone 125 J. Mr. D. W. L. •Cantelon •was downngs'family is i The Misses Freida J.. and Xiui iel
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from Lueicnow with h. is family dor- all old in Huron
Sterling returned to Amberstburr to
County, have made good citizens here
`_ ,•___ __ � ing tate holiday seasonresu5ne their toaching. duties.
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Hiss
Bessie
as ieaSlwoe an a Now York is ( Mrs. Joe Carlin , r. A. Mc a i e.
branches 'which: have been transplant. vision
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spending week with her mother g her :father, Mr. A. McGuire.
and other friends in town. eta elsewhere ere also doing lsketl'ise. Mr. Frank McDonald of Detroit,
Mr. Arleen Sylvester of Toronto was Miss Jessie Ball of Ash Grove, -Who who spent a few days visiting friends
has been spending her holidays at
Per -
the guest during the holiday per= in the neighborhood, returned home
sod of Mts. Harriet Levis. the home of -liar Parents, Mr. and on Saturday last,
Mrs. Wm.. Ball, left on Saturday to
�� Mrs. Wesley Russel and baby Jack of !! Mrs. R. R. Sloan has returned
'�, I,a u y�d�jy Atte%ipr resume her duties as school te>iaher, ,
..Y•- ,� - Taranto are visiting at the home of s from Guelph, where she Yvan visiting
, Little Miss Dorothy Holland is slat
Q l�ushz%2 �/(�?(� Mr. and Mrs. W. Rutledge her sister, Mrs. H. Thomas.
Means— very well just at present.
Miss -Jule Baiter left for a week an Mrs. Shephebrtl Dale is gradually Vis. A. Currie of Saskatchewan is
•Saturday after spending a weal: or' improving in health, we are glad to visiting her brother, Mr. Mason Stir-
-.No haled, rinsm so nth her mother in town.
Mrs, McCannell attended the fun- report. ling.
O hand bluing oral of a nephew, Mr. Elmer For_ IMr, acid Mrs. Mtic. McDermid are Mr, R. McClelland has gone to Di -
No buttons broken ham of St. Augustine, last ween. nt Seaforth today attending the fun» troit to spend the winter. u
itIt . LilIow, of Peterboro was tine oral of thea uncle, Mr. A, IC, Critten-
.-No Nooks bent guest over the Now Year of Mn den:
No fasteners jammed Wilbur Ford at his home in town, Mr. and. Mrs, Fred Cook spent Chan a Of
t Miss Ruth.and Masters Duncan and. New Years at.the home of Mr. and
No xcd bands GIemi CartwrigjltL visited with, Lon- Mfrs, Chas. Cook of Gedertch town -
No bard -to -iron creases desboi•o friends over the week-pn0: ship, Location
No wringer and n0 Miss Mae Rutledge " of Toronto has DR. H. S. ,BROWN
is been spending' .the vacation with r
extra tubs , leer parents, Mr, and Mrs, W. Rut-. GoderiCh Town begs to announce that he is now oc-
°'i/&ko�iirrf adtlxcYa
rw.th�°Jkras' Iedge. I cupying his new office end residence
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Wouldn't $iouliketovwaslitho Mr. Wilbur Ford, who spent 'the, "Not for a good -many years," re- on the south ;side of 'Ontario street,
Y,a ry-F,ete�7Vagy>' Phono -Chrishornetinatown,caretmuedon eto Peter- township at themarked gn old �antounceme t ofesident of tthe oppositePaul's
atraa vameta'!n tnea naor call. ' OFS�ICFJ IiQUItShAShiTSTJAL
n bo 0 on. Monday. feral eouut of 'ballots the other day, PHONE 218
Mr. Thos: McMillan was in town the "has there been a more keenly.con- 36-4
H�Aro Shop, Clinton other day, prior to leaving for Ot- tested election in this township with,
J taws to be ready for the opening of so much teal good -nature and good
USE YOUR OWN UTILITY a'' Parliament today. commonsense displayed." '.Cite inter- a►rII'��
—IT PAYS Misses Edna Wasinaft of Toronto and est kept right-; up to the end and the n!
Ethyle W'astnan of South Porcupine .hall, was paeked L.for the finial" alt-
spent the mid -winter. vacation at nouneement of results by the return-: If you want to get the highest price
■ �,,,,.,�,,., " their home in town. ing officer. Mr. H: C. Cox was el- for your furs and bides see
Mr. and firs, Robt. Morrison ;and acted reeve and Messrs. J. R. Middle-
'°"""" "'" ;"a" •"'""� Miss Marlon of Hensail were New ton, Wilmot Haaeke, Q. J, Jervis and Da Vjd B1C'O`IVtI
I
Year"guesis at the home of Mr. D. T; ,ChmehiII councillors. Mr, Cox
and Mrs. Ed, Morrison, had a majorityof 76 over MT. Salkeld, _. at Goderich
- --., A, winter vacation at his bomb in town Corey.ltein 7$ dotes Uel reeve.` "VYr. t
Mr. W. D. Grant, who spent the mid- who came g second for ow eve Salk- \
a left Monday to resume his."teacbin old. Mr. Salkeld took the largest P 0, Boy. 424 Phone 270 Goilei•7 h,
. duties at Flmton,'Ontario.' vote polled in any one poll for the d `4
Mr_ and Mrs. Wilson Rata: and little reeyesbip,:seeuring 43 :in No. 1: Mr. e
son. of Stratford spent New Year's Middleton led the poll for councillor,
Day and the week -end' with the. ,00iling 432 votes, with Mr. Hawke
former', mother; Mrs,. L. Rath. coming second, 'bar. Haacke was•the
11110
Mrs J: A McConnell and little Miss only lean :who -polled one hundred or '
Eileen and:Miss Dorothy Pruden of more votes in any one, sub -division,
"+Lond'on ,viAted Mr: and Mrs. Jas.; Nos., I and 2 giving Bins 100 and 109
McConnell during. the vacation sea- respectively, Messrs, ,Middleton amp
son.IIaacke are the new mens .oil the coon-'
0V Jt 14" S pails, Edna ,Lavin teacher, and Miss ell but ,M1', Middleton may hao,e in -
Elva Ltivis, nurse, both of Toronto, hevited sgnne of, his father', .mnnici- u '
spent :tale mid -Whiter vacation witb pal ability, bo'having served the town.
„ yp lL their mother,,M s• Harriet Lavis of. shin for many years. When the it
We }fav a sew stoves or ehe C�uehec t e,. both coa l
Slt1tS ala
4 town: d been announced'Clerk R. G. r
and heating w.tich we are offering at bargain, prices , beforeMisses Zara and Isabel Godfrey re- Thompson Nvas asked to take, the
.,Stock taking. turn
ad:to their lioine in Georgetown 'chair and a short tinie was „spent is
y on Monday after s��ending the boli- -speech inakine', The candidates Wert:
C�.lm1� RFl d loci tt9�>f qtr day season as the guests of :puri asked to 'Spealc and those who bad WC LVi311 eve yore
cillor and Mrs. P. W. Johnston, been entrusted with the'task of look- �y
l headquarters, i Miss Ella Rutledge; wito carne hone ing aftej the aft -":airs of the township IlsippY Ideal Year
We are still i ad uarters for Radio. Rece b In Sets. A
q g some weelcs beforo tale opening, of fo• 1926; spoke—briefly,' the
5 tube Fada Neutrodyne"$'190 complete. 3 tube Lincoln $95 ttie'Christmas holiday's, otvinp•- to 'electors for the trust reposed in them
complete. the illness of. her mother, lett"Moii and expressumg•'their intentions oi do -
day to ,resume }ter voaching duties - ing their• besi to earrv,, on for the
- r -e- pear Waiiaeebur'„�. 'i;ood of the old, tow,?,hili Mr.H. �
Mr. And Mrs. R. J. Fisher of glial Sallceld,,althout;'h ;tot successful; also
q�er cc street,' wino lave been Visiting, lit inade •i_ cheer�ui htt,t¢ ,pectis. 6haiik-
EL' f the .west; for somite time,,:with their.' ing; those vho bad :uli;iprted hint and �
Phone 174w Residetice 174i two daughters, ells, s I leaner a;iti sl owing hin:ss%lf a good. loser. 'The
HARDWARE PLUMBING. EIIECTRIC WIRING 11a7el,'.spent Christmas with Mrs. successful, eandidites .treated tate HARDWARE and PLUMBIN
Fisher's sister Mrs.'J; T.;Watt of ctoc•d to candies before the 1 iiliei'io
__ � -'-'• Caxrol:'Man. c..sr..,rsrd.,_ The cenera.l oni,liov_ Photno 244
For a Hat
We want to thank yc
.,this community For your g
enee in our integrity and ,
now as the old year passe,
herald the coming of 192
the 'sincerest .of Good
Happiness.
Clintorfflar w
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
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