The Clinton News Record, 1926-11-18, Page 1CEINTON-',NEW ERA
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14/. H. fielfyiar
Morrjs11 Clothing C()m'palIY.
A Good is
Is all Hight Enough
it ivoll't buy
anything'
That's Where a
Dollar has a
Good Wish. Beaten
r Next week the loyalty oi Clinton's community to
its hospital will be tested. $2,500.00 is remiired for :the
;fitting of a pour te receive and provide accessories for
an X -Ray machine, the $g,000 ofJ4r john Blowson.
The extent of the.need ($2,500.00); should be the extent
of the asSistance. Evar llap'yon'give will ,be /Trade
to" yield, its maximum bi hinnan service and helpfulness.
You k'that is what the dollars youiihiniat ecMtri-
buted have done.- The need of 'the hone is the elreque,
the bill; the coin. It is laudable to wish Well, to have
generoud- emotions, lilt wishes' and emotions 'are only
eifectiiie whekthey emerge into the concrete of the gift.
The lifiest on the- aeriehp.roai414may have been in .syrn-
pathy with the bleeding man, but it WEIS the man who,
belped_ont of his oWn tne that didthe practicable
thing.-Catvassers who call on you are not 'begging, they 1
are eitending to you a. privilege, an opportunity to
augmerit the gifts of .111111, D. MeTaggert hos-
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pita building and Mr, john 'Howson in the Rontgen
Machine which wikphotograph the bones and, internal
organs of the body, destroy diseased tissue withont- surg.-
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and tumors of certain kinds may be treat -
'1 el:Y. CAneers
ed
rayahat d to your doctor 1 his
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aid
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The hosPit01,4r,pt,Psellt..$;91e tod emotions0
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e• , ideal completeness
Inakei „toe approaching bur • 4;74
our chance to
hi' Clinton and, vicinity. New. is,your
iti cur stade'velef ; ..;••=, , •.• -4.-
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" The regular meeting of the Wo-
• men's Institute will he lie/d in the
usual Thee' At three p.m..Fricla,y, Nov:,
2(ith Members not the 'Change of
- a the
date,„ i\is„ ma o on acconntf o 4.
Ang—1'Iicambazaer being held on Thura-
Tlie delegates will report the con-
tention-teld in London last week.:• •
.The roll call is to be responded to
ii.htChristrnas eake- red
Pe.
TUESDAY NIGHT'S MEETING.
In site of the unfavorable•weather
•on' Tugsdity evening a large number
gathered in, the tewn hall to hear the
ReSe1S, E McKegney .and Mrs. Longtu,
eed of Toronto speak in the interests
of the -Ferguson Government,
•!Col. H. B. Combe acted as chairman.
• The 'first speakeil called was Mr' N.
W.' Trewartha, former member for
South_Buron, who introduced the cam.-
didate, MT. Alex. Neel). Mr. Trewar
tha said he -had been- associated with
Mr. Neel) in .0ounty "Council; where
they had had some hard financial
profblems to tackle and that tfiey had
gained the name of "the watchdogs
of the treasury.” He believed Mr.
Neeb would make a compakent inemL
her for this riding. Touching on the
Government's temperance policy Mr.
Trewartha said- there • was little to
count on if, Mr. .Sinclaic should he
elected, as one of his followers
brought in a 3i11, asking for, 10 per
cent. beer which was voted down, al-
-though • a number of the .Liherals
• voted for it, add last year another
group of Liberals brought in a bill
asking for Government Control, and
he did not think the Progressives
could be elected in large enough num-
bers to be able to form a government.
•He advised tbe people:to vote for Mr.
Neel).
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Mr. Neeb spoke briefly. He said
the meetin`g was rather a surprise
party to him. He acknowledged the
kind things said about him by Mr.
Trewartha said they had always
worked well together in County Conn -
Ca and never divided on any import -
Ant Matter during the time they so
worked .together, He said he feared
that they had sometimes bad unemn-
plimentry things said about them aa
they were considered to be "altogetiv
er'too near." Mr. Neeb-said he had
had no intention of tomirig out 'as a
candidate at this eleetion belie-y.111g
that Mr. TreWerthii
to ticeefitthe xioininatjon. "And had
he, done so," said he,'"I should have
been enthusiastically. behind hint in
this campaign." ,,He said he would
not attempt to discliss to any. extent
the questions - before the electors , on
this occasion as he expected to be
able to hold another meeting in Chin -
ton before the 'dose of, the campaign,
, • Mrs Dougheed introduced herself
as the mother of three sons, yining
mem and ase temperance worker for
twenty years. She said she - was
Conservative by coniiietion, believing
the Coniervative policy was the best
for the country, She thought i, the
0: T. A. bad failed because it had had
so many evils grow up about it.• She
felt her boys would be safer under
FerguSon's proposed system of Gov -
eminent Control and believed that if
there were those who would drink
and would have it tbe country might
as ,well have,' the revenue which it
would bring in, She believed the
bootlegger could be Controlled, as well
as the liquor, -by the -Government.
Rev, Capt. :McKegriey expressed
himself as pleased again to return to
Clinton and to see his, old 'friends,
here. Ile reviewed briefly the record
•ef , the •Ferguson Gevernment,.• hut
dealt with, the miebtfori of
Government Control. ,He said he had
been 'working among boys and girls
an4. he though,t, the, new legislation
would •be, for•the good of the country,
He said the 0. T. A. interfered with
the liberty of the individual and was,
supposed to 'deprive' the 'Mat who
would take a glass -and stop with that'
• in order to save the one who could
not stop ::so eaSay, hut: there were too
mAnyloaks in the Act. The PoVince
could not ..have4 prohibitkin., while' "
liquor was mannfacturee'in die.' Pro;
vince,, he said, and. ,4the ProVincial
Govefinnelit cannot4Prehiblt-thelhale, •
-ininagnno'fer.liteo4rh, ,
are sent out fo1: export; Often. retinhing ;
t,.? 0.41
fi a riir he haidi , We're , given fby the. .
Liberal organizer, .not -going through
.the customs offiGials at all, , Artoth-4,
er leak 11,11S t1le ihlicir 111411i1,1g of
liquor; Nobody knew how ntuoh was
made and sold:, He scored theketh-
perance people who failed to Support,
NiMarAlleaTst, Who 'Pat- tlie""Aef•
on the statute. hooks and those. who'.
voted for the Kiiig GovernMent in
the late Federal eleetion; wiroie fail
are to stop _the, Tunyrunning and
smuggling On the border inade.the
eilferdernentlif•th44-A.A4o. itiachimoke
tdeinaffi;r1titide41-14014' sl,?,apielb4.4eSt oquceoshtni4O.of
"the,BOMinion eleetiori at all,.aithei
liettierseaMtat
the; t1sim.4.-He five,red'a, trial Of Gov-
ernment Oontrol, No liquor 'stere
whald •be opened -4n . Clinton, be saidt.
4-naeegterO iltirsis ,of the people
ed ofitien• areas,,w6uld be ,,re,
sped,-' q'f4 '11eizs:44.s4'44V
consider whit they would have 1.,,,the
Fargueon •GoveVniterkwre tlefeAtP(1t
''aikrrti'skeOlientalie 'titiptont.,4tifie''Perol.4' 44'
Son Pandidate.,
Good ' .order , was
throughout 'the meeting." After, urs;
••t,4 a2,P4,p' r.49)-(1 oeyste
bL
Ftli°e*GP0Velis'InIeeentellaerieellm3f' ow:!teheg4q4evnednidaf.otsr' eerti
after the singing cif "God Save the tf
Kin " • H ' ' citi
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LADIES TO ORGANIZE.
The,,Liberal-ConservAtive Ladiea'
Assocrdtion. of 'Clintoirlyill meet in
their Centinittee rooMs,:--/Friday; .No-
vember lOtle, -at eight elf:leek for the'
purpose of organizing ft the preeeni,
Provinoial •carnpaign. .
DBA -Ta 00 FORMER tITIZEII.
• 'Word was,?received in,Clinton this
morning of the death, wineh oeeurred
at Burlingame, of Mrs. J.
Curtis Stevenson, a fofmer resident
of Clinton.4She had beiOn in falling
health for some time blithe immed-
iate cense of death was a stro0.
Further particulars will lie given next -
week.
AN ADVANCE POLL,
An advance poll for .,•railwaymen;
sailors and travellers, illoge• whose
Jp.isittess win. take them ITom home on
election day, , will be open for South
Huron in Clinton on-ThurilclaY;Priday
and Saturday of next weak The poll
will be held in J. Taylor's7office, Isaac
street, from two to five hr the after-
noon and front seven to ten in the
evening of each of theseitthree days.
LITTLE LOCALS. " •
The W. C. T. U. will meet at three
o'clock/ on Friday. afternoon in .the
sehoolSsind room of Wesley -Willis
church. All members hrre urged to
Attend.
'Clinton Militia • Company will be
inspected at 730 on Tuesday evening.
Nov, 23rd, hy. Gen. Armstrong, 0. C.
Military District
Hon. W. II. Price; Attelhpy Gener-
al, will -give an address 4 a meeting
in the interests of Mr...A2Neeb, Con-
servative candidate in ,Steuth Huron,
in the town,hall on Thursday evening
next. • ‘44
goat or our advertisers' are jiving
their space.this week to the ,big Hos-
pital Drive butt look out next weeltfor
a lot of real snappy, CI-mistines-is:
corning .advertising. •
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Mr. J. W: Elliott is' in the' hospital
this - week, but his' friends hope he
will soon be himself agaiM
AMONG THE CHURCHES:
• Weeley-Willis United -Church
Next Sunday, morning and even-
ing, Rev. Geo, Gilmour :Of London,
will he the preacher.
Presbyterian Chureh
*--"Steviceln the '•Bieptisf.thrueb. on
Sunday tlt ;11 OtelOCk. .$1.1bjed' "WI/it
iS . Faith?" Sunday sehopl, at- 10
o'clock. Prayer meeting on Thurs.
day et 7 o'clock, followed by choir
practice at S.
'Baptist -Church •
:Sunday -school at 230 Sunday af-
ternoon. • Evening service at 7 o'clock.
Minister's stibjeet: "One Thing
Christ -Could Not Do," .
All will be mede welcome.
The annual Christmas , entertain-
ment will he held on, Dec. 23rd.
, St. Paul's Church
A former rector, the Bev. C. E.
Jeakinevoll „Brantferd,, preached at
the, morning and evening-herviees on
SundaY, good congregations being
present on both oceasions. A special
offering wag asked for and the con-,
.gregation responded 'by plating six
hundred' dollars :on the '
• Chtario Street 'United gburoh
Morning ebasses at 10 "a.m.
Morning meesaget "Why We
Stand :for „WhiSkey Control," 4Even-
'Mg subject:, `,`The Word fef God."
• - The Jtiniora. will niettin the ehereh.
Ititthee/ at seven on Veiday night.
-,Th.ore Will be an open 'session of.
ilat S'...S.440n- Sunday in the -church
auditorium, owing to the renovating
of the lecture room.
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SHOULD MARK THE DAY',
Ojt Thvasday morning fast, Armis-
tice Bay, Mayor. Jackson had' placed
upon the memorial tablet at the post.
office a wreath, whitrh will remain
there -daring 1111 Nyinter.
-.D111Ing the .surnmer a box of flow,
ers ,underneath. were. kept bloorain..,‘,4 Mrs.. Johilston .. all of Tim] ,
and .baslreta beide ik were keptlilled wire' united in' 1)1 •IE k '44:711'itieth
with ' fresh flowers,: vit, .ince the ,-0..4.14.411toorh .tiSe4..a 1 J-4 •he'''. v.
frost 'eaine thee .had to be removed, 4, e
lVtany bitizes,Were'pleaaed to se the .4 ,4'414`).4..46il''I''''".11iT4 l"
4th341oedieiga as,onTe' ear: for ;sail.' d Sw1:3th
she 11,01.0 'EL. bine •and silver hat and
Tifis hovy0 r t , 'n.y eilver sh esnd ate' 1 inks. .
recognition o'91--4'.t3Y.hea:nn.Piivier4selery° corsage
ApmioAce .PIty, Several fli
Pofili---eseilsen6c1 "bineitlyeesebhVteheb• eetre°ohnLhel4esvtee:1• -The brid0 -vas attended by her
3;
but there wee no general olisiterance. eosin IssIllisletabroPtehp.4elm,, ra,ndEidiehiel
It ha beeninggeitecl;thiet futiin groom • by
Warning be givert.hed the te-ivrt4belel
niterthe 'car o y'
he rung at the hour „of :eleven eelocit, 444;,1; happy 'e9Yttple met, amid saeawl
omitthen that -the •whole town -the "'•
people in' the offices; .atores -and' fac- 'ef confetti,. • for 'Toronto and 'other
taenrdiesilieen ittilideosntirseeitri aide Y,r;ethhoeo'ilisol:teosp, .-.P, • It!tntethee'dtkeistise gresn nao:d.clisa
e.
point coat trin-inied -with,Mandel fur.
jast wheee'Hiey are for two minutes., -
When bit' and Mrs.`Johnaton eeturn.
It•is a good'enggestion' end the. effect •
0..4„,,tahig-4U4,4:EFon:Would t� tEy 4;q416.
us . h o road, South o r ce
w.;;':`,',.w.`:tlir.$:{18,des., .0 • Bela. Congt.atulations- e,ti 'tied
t t that -some; --en,
sort: of a serVieelie held. on that day.
D1410htalre, at:sholt one, ten minutes • -
Tovviiship
to a hall horn-,.. 'beside the memorial Coderch
ablet; end for ,that,period foeget .our. • -
own -affairs. and spend it in memory 'Releti.Yet,e/ -the. ReV. A.
f those' Who gAve, theig, the uN'91b,tirye4 ctleeat.4heeeiavte wLooin.dgai-En -Beach, taipire„, prdyei.41":,4for • •our. Ountry
4-Z,M14 41,4'"i•Og'ofrOt'• time he had gone.only fey,'
This, Might , eaSily be done, with.a lit-. daY -befole. r, • Elliott ad been
151aOrtfooriett,ohnotelgolilt plieviriltihheigvidetaiitli6et • 1)4 'brothera-and- si$terS4 :G9d-
egioi jaramehip for -a couple ef
hotild probe unfavorableit might,be .ehax,IFe b°,:4?ene''
iniderstood that the service would: to hie. 1:1Calt11, *111011,114C1 b0ell
ale:place in.the rietreet It 159ort and left-laSt„-7Week !er twig
sirnplest,servOelmagin- •P'eo" h..1.1e .artived lm
ae '.1n#
liirArt,7,1i'ffiffecrq..:6;;61,01.10kork,i;;;;f6i...; ,;41V$0 13.fterwaids be tOok 111 Oil rap -
ting the atterificeS of -Our -4bi•ava' .faly an .e."0.1r=•
cl,,and 'would have the- atlyantega. (10. " • 4. .4'4 4.4
tetehing'icli'e youth 'thee* ' 'yEll'ett'„ 'era's ,seri Of t1111,..late
'20TiShi; • . •
Williata (1,f thiS t01,411%1110 aid young ,C,0111110 ; received ninny useful
ItS wEtidokE,
fafienelPitieYr' "wgellr?'4,C8f4:14t1c4:1"1:s6;418i:
spend the..winter, had no4diffietilty4,11
'seri, crossing theMorder, -He wrbte
latfek telling hov:r he got 011.',01.1g11. Tit
immigrationoffieor -him' and,
asked ho -ti' nrany were in the early. -
"Five,," was. the• answer. "What int,
tionality?" . was the next. question,
"Imptittetrirish," •replied -Mr. Cooper,
• who could hardlygo back on his na-
tionality even if he wanted to, which
JtO cloesn%,, "All •right, go along
-ported shid the ,officer, end,
that was the end of it, Looks as if
the hish were favored- some places;
doesn't it?
HURON BOY IN CAMPAIGN..
Xt. It. D. 1$tanley of Toronto, Can-
adian representative of the 'Cleveland
(Ohio) News, a former 'Constance
boy, is the Liberal candidate in. the,
Bred -ten, riding, rine of Toren:60's,
addihgs, in the corning election. bh..
Stanley learned the •printnig trade in
his youth and worked irf several of-
fices in Ontario before going -to the
United 'States, where he was conneet-
ed with several publications, finally
'becoming .travelling representative
for the Cleveland News, and in 1919
he returned to Canada as its Canad-
ian representative, making his home
in Toronto. His candidature has been
endorsed by the Prohibition Union,
A,MOTHER DIES.
The death oceurred Ed her helix in
'.Kitchener on -Sunday tiforning of Mrs.
Zoete, mother of Mr john Zapfe of
Clinton, at, the ate of -seventy „years,
The late berg. -Zapf* had. been an in-.
valid for over a year,'"hut though her
physical strength Was low' her spirit
was strong and her trental teen/ties
keen up to the end, She is survived
by a family of three sons -and three
daughters, the latter of whom were
tit home with her"_And all were about
het at the end. Her husband passed
away several years ago. 'She was
buried at Kitchener. on Tuesday after-
noon, M. and Mrs. Zapfe of ,Clinto'n
were in Kitchener front' Saturday un-
til after the funethl.
THE MEMORIAL SERVICE.
The veterans and militia .company
paraded to St. Paul's church on Sen.
day afternoon, turning out in fair
numbers, although the day was most
unfavorable.
• l7haj oacuriled the' Centre 4,iiers
the church, and a goodly congregation
gathered With., theni to take part in
the memorial .servico,, and to hear.
Rev C. E.. (Capt.) Jeakine of Brant-
ford preach La" very impressive morn-
orial sermon. •
-The church was prettily decorated
with cut flowers, the choir wero,in
their places and rendered appropriate
music and, altogether the service was
an iinDressive commemorative one.
The rector,'Rev. L. C. Harrison, was
in charge.
CO-OPillATION WANTED.
The Provincial Government have
recently -been trying through a series
of:advertisements to enlist the co-op-
effitiort of motorists in helping to pre-
serve the roadways by observing the
laws against speeding, and overload-
ingi trucks. W-arning is given that
the observance of these laws against
Weight and speed will be strictly en -
forted, 10 ensare against farther
It is t well known fact that fast
'delving and overloading are very de-
structive to roads and with forty
thousand trucks on the provincial'
roads, besides all the eais, he 'wear
arid tear is 'great: flletertati;4111' -he
saving their': own rrionek..bY:.obseeving
Carefully the
jOHNSTON—TLEWES,
-A 'quiet but pretty.,, wading took
plaee'at the Ontario' street parsenagec
Clinton, yeseetciktY.:',Wlien Ivy Irene
.Plewes, only 'clang:lifer of.Mrs, Melvin.
Crieh, and A1k±. JelinSton, eideSt
soh of the late:".3-Olin,43-cilin toriand
HOME PAPE
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CLINTON PUBLIC HOSP.ITAL •• -
Where a incfX-Ray machine has been installed during the past -fort -
t•
A reception and demonstration is being 'arranged for 0±'the hos-
pitalon 'Wednesday next, Nov. 24th,,from 2:a0 tb 5:30 in the a-kter-
noon and from '7:30 until 10 o'clock -in the evening, when all citizens -
• of Clinton and community are invited to attend. The members of
the board will serve re,freshrnents both afternoon and evening.
On Thursday, Nov. 25th, a canvass will be commenced to raise"
the S1/111 of $2,500 to meet the expenses of equipping and installing
the X -Ray and fitting up a room for,it, It is fully expected that
the sum"' will be raised, as the citizens of Clinton and vicinity are
.proud of such a convenient, well-equipped and very efficient hospital.
was barn and reared -here. itis abOtit giftS:
twenty-six years since' he left heee,
having taught school for some years
before.tha.t. He vent several vearS
in the State of Washington but for
the past ten years had been at Long
Beach. He was engaged in evangel-
istic work, being connected with the
Nazarine ,Churth, and was most de-
voted to his work.,,-Ife did not believe
in preaching for a 'stated salary but
depended upon the .freewill offerings
;of the people He was gifted with a
very good tenor voice and delighted
in using it in the service of the Mas.
ter whom he served. Those associat-
ed with him in his work at Long
Beach were most devoted to Idris, Anti
sent one of his assistant, Mr- De-,
Long, to visit hint a fe'
few weeks a,,o,
who remained until be was readyto
go Moine and accompanied him. Ro.
was eager to return to his work and
his physician here considered hint able
foe the •journey, but it evident
'proved too mixeh"-fdr,lris' strength:. •
Mr, Elliott is survived by hiS*wif
three brothers, Victor and Thomas
this township and Ben of • Oma
Wash, 'and two sieters, Jam
Harrison -and -Mrs. R. G. Thompson,
also Of this township. The funeral
took place at. Long Beach on Tuesday.
Mr. J. Anderaon has been in Toronto
this• week. --
Mrs. Byrne, who -has been staying
with her Mother, Mr. A. Maguire,
left an Friday for Minneapolis, where
she intends 'making her home.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Reehill of London
spent a few dais last week with the
latter's father, Mr. A. Maguire.
Mr, 'Reid Torrance sports a rew
Chev. coach,
Mr. and Mrs, R. It. Sloan are at-
tending the Royal Fair, Toronto,'hav-
ing taken down a large exhibit of
apples, .
Messrs: -Allan Betties and Freci,Em-
mersott are also attending the Royal
Fair. '
We are glad 'to -report that Miss
Lillian Cartwright is improviog after
having her. tonsils removed.
A number of friends from London
visited at the\ hone Of Mr, and Mrs.
F. Picot.
Tile many -friends of Miss Bernice
Elliott are glad to know that -the is
ifitroving nittely.
•.fbliss Jean Ivison has been visiting
titre last few days with her sister,.
Mrs. Reid Torrance,
The A. Y. P. A. of Sr. Jainea,
4tiburch, Middleton, will have a debate
on. Tuesday next, Nov. 23rd, "Re..-
oolved, That it Would be in the Best
Interests of Ontario to Return a Con-
servittive Government to
Mr, and, Mrs, J. Hudie, Messrs.' Al -
fled and Tont Hudie and Mr. Geo.
Hudie and Misses 4Telisa and Muriel
and -Mr. Geo. 1-Indie,and Mr, 41414m441 Mrs
H. AleXarider'fitt:entied the tenth wed
ding. anniversary' of Mr. and Mrs
Harvey Mahe of' Walton, on Moliday
evening
• WS,' John. Stewart of Clinton
Visiting her son,b1r. Brown Stewart
-"Mr, Ben Rathwell.lest a valuable
We are sorry to report, that Mi.. C.
Stelck is,confined-to his bed -but hope
, anon to sea him around i
agan.
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Mia. Fulton of Yale, Mich,, Id
spending a few days at the home of
her sister,.Mrs..L. Beatty. -
bit's, .J. Beatty and Miss Mossop
spent Tuesday in London.
M. and Mrs. Morris Johnston vis-
ited with friends in StFitford Mon-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd IT -Sehell and
babe of Detroit spent the week-eml
at the home of Mrs, Schell's parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Alfred Austin,
Brucefield.
Mr. Rebt. -Murdock returned home
last week after spending a week vis-
iting his son, Andrew, and his broth-
er and other friends in Detroit.
/ Mrs. Brock returned , home after
ePeudbig a week with 'her, daughter,
Mrs. Hastings of Belgrave.. • -
et. The Kelly Circle will hold their'
or• annual chicken' dinner' on Th111'54(10-
II, next. Dinner served faant six to
es eight, followed by a prograM.
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COrlSiallCe
bit's. Jaa. Moore and "family re-
turned to Toronto last week after •
spending some time in the village.
Quarterly service was held in thr
church hereon 'Sunday afternoon, A
speaker will he present next Sunday
afternoon to speak on the subject of
temperance.
Messrs. Leo iSte,phenson and H.
Armstrong were in Elyth on Monday.
Our hunters nae busy hunting these
days,
MEDD- .'
Progresej;te,Ganclidate in South. Illtron
in the coming election. Ildr. Medd has ,
not been endorsed by -the Lberale.of
, South Huron, elthoUgh they lane
not mit a man'in the field. •
Mr. Chas. Middleton, while motor- ,
ing home a -few days ago struck a ,
cow; which started.aeross. the road in
front of the carr -damaging the car a
little', but net seentingdy, hurting the
cow. .
Mr. Fred Middleton has pnrchasecl.
a -fine bunch of cattle from. My.
ford Keys,
Varna
Air. and IVIirs, M. Johnston and fare-
ily of1Iint Minh, --are spending their
holidays witb Mr. and Mrs; C. Sohn_
wet4"tyA- rigng ki
r
daughtmr arrived at hih-honie Monday
morning. •'
• --Mr- G. g, 'Boa atY , motored "ta Yale`
MteseS Irene end:Jean and .blilton,
johnSton spent' Snrday in the village:
Mr, M Elliott shilied a cal' load of
.1iye to to Teronte 'Saturday.
nalseelaneous shoWer Was IgIven
at the home of iVtri nd Mrs,' G. Tay-
lor on Thursday nig;ht, when the
hense was filled to:overflowing. The
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Reeve of .-Stephen township f1114 C011- '
SerVatiVO candidate 'in"- South Iltron
in the. ;election: Mr, Neeb
has 1-ied.,a long municipal, exPeriehee4. '
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