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Minimum Four Aduits'75c Child 40c•t
From' 'CLINTON
AND ALL ADJACENT C.N.R.. STATIONS
iFRI■ DEC. 13 t� Nlipanee, Kingston, Gananoque, $roekvjlle;
Prescott, Morrie urs, Cornwall, Uxbridge,
•Lia,dsay, Peterboro; Campbelllfoid, Newmarket;. Allendale Penetang;
Colhngwood, Meaford,'Barrie, Orillia, Midland, Gravenhurst;l'3racebridge,
.Ilrinteville, North Bay,; Parry Sound, Sudbury. All towns in New Ontario
otr line of Temiskaming & Northern Ontario RlyM Nipissing Central
Rly. ; Kapuskasing, '•Longlae Hardrock, Geraldton, Jellicoe.
'SAT. DEC` 14 iii TORONTO Aiso'to Brantford,, Chatham,
Mosley, Clinton, Durham,
• Exeter, '.F i s e c el h
d Gu Hamilton,Hanove Harriston
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s Kincardine Kitchener,London, iMitchell,'Niagara go Listowel, NieQ ora ,
Falls, Owen 'Sound; Paisley, Palmerston; Paris, Port Elgin, St. Catharines,
aEt.,.Maxy Sarnia, Southampton,• .Strat%rd, Strathroy, Walkerton,
Wiarten, ingham, Woodstock.
nand..SAT. ocally between Important Stations at 'Ale Eacaroton
DEC.• 14 Tickets lies sold -Ask Ticket Anent.
• `4 Ask nearest Aliens of Canadial Ndtieeol` Railwai a for lcaflat and feu informd1tion
on Cdlketglional Alrf;'aPense 1'our to Toronto -Saturday/, -feu 1-6:.
,VISIT ROYAL ONTARIO .M,U SDCJat 'PARLIAMCNT RUfLDINGS„ ata,
Of spacial infercet'to fcdche:11 izi t'atudente of Public dad FIiR7i Schools.
• Pare?rt8. Wad, guardians a&0o welcome. •
For Ferns, Return Limits, .Tratn.information; Tickets, consuleneataat•Agent. • - Sc Handbills for campkte list of destinntions, Tann,
CAN'ADI'
A N. .NATIONAL
:'Although the Standard Oil people 1 At the opemng..of;the British Par
+deny„that.,suellan ar5;angemeiit has iiameiit on Tuesday Viscount Hails,
beep spade, thee >Maiei , perelets . att iaiii, "Briti}sj17 Lo 1 Chanaellora teed"
ragr'eegnl3nt,lha"s •heen.rireaehed withea iie,speech,iiom th.e 'brone, the Ling`,
•siib;idiary ; cowpony to :suppi : ;Italy i being iabse et7J1',ing' to the .death' that.
TOWN COUNCIL
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(Continued' from• page 1)
• St: Jiames' i' Ward Rattenbury
Semple' Rooms: Bert Fitzsimons, D.
Nickle, P C •
St. Jean's Wla'rd•--='avis' Garage
:VV. Vii(allis, D:R:O; G. Lawson, P C:`
St, 'George's'• W1aell •W1tlfred -Pla,'
:) ett,' D.R,O.,' Ross res'terPC,
.•: The sum of three'd'ollars will be
,�oaald fertile use of each'pollmg place;
;$4±fo7rt the ser -,vices. of the deputy -re=
rn
;tuing officer and 13, for those A
the poll `clerk r 4
?..The -'repeat of the Health Olfieei_;
Dia Shaw, was' read by Clerk tan.
Ming, who is a member of the Bear&
as follows:•
•• Clinton, Dec, est, .1935.
'To the Mayor and members oP
Clinton Town Council.
Gentlemen -an submitting the an•
nual report of the Medical Officer of
Health for, the year 1935, I can 'say
that your town has had a remarkable
absence of any sign o2 epidemic at
infectious diseases, there were two
cases of typhoid fever the first In
many years, both were imported ans
had no source in town. Three feria
Mies with whooping cough. One of
chicken pox, and one of tuberculosis.
All were isolated eases and did' not
spread, The dairies were inspected
and found clean and no cove infected
with tuberculosis, No cases of Un-
dulant Fever, This is a disease that
originates with infected cow's milk
not Pasteurized.
Olean .nvllk is not Eby any means
safe milk. Cleanliness of the gen-
eral supply is desirable to ensure
safety pasteurization is essential OT
boiling for 10 minutes. It would
seem very desirable for milk distrib.
•utors to consider seriously the nth
of Baps. for miilk bottles that will
cover the top of the bottle and down
the edge ;so that handling and deliv-
ery will not contaminate the pour.
ing surface. Of course washing
helps but that is not always conven-
ient,
Owing to the absence of a Sewage
syetern considerable dif1.'iculty._.has
arisen with carelessness of drains
from sink's and cellars. A Iittle extra
co-operation with neighbours would
avoid heated arguments,
The Town of .Clinton has aquae a
reputation for clean and tidy streets,
which it deserves; but I cannot say
the lanes and back yards are of
'the same character. The:,Boaed :of
-Health has had many complaints this
summer and the Sanitary Inspector
has been kept `'busy. Try find rtwop-
'erate next year.
• All recent arrivals' in the .Public
School habe been Toxolded foo' D9p,
.theria, and a few'for Scarlet Fever.
The deatha :luring `1936 were' i.3,
and the births from Clinton, 22, ably
from outside, 32. ,
The Sanitary Ins esters
have been
diligent and courteous,
Alt of Which wick. ' a
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-tel. W. SHAW;'' 111 O.H,
Chief Frem'lin . came in ,to answer;
the inquiry of councillors as to what
success be had had in having, several
old wells covered .or filled. He saj,7l
he had given the order;'as'instructed
by council, but that in no case had;
the well been 'satisfactorily covered
Ile recommended that they be filled
or covered and t'ho bill for the week.
sent to the parties •concerted. )le
was instructed to give another
warning.
Chairman Cook of the Park eoir7-
nlittee reported that .the Business Hostage Stamps 3.00
oil to be built of wood and iron,
tied 'Mrs. 3nkley'Asked 'for a permit
to replace' old' -verandah with 'a new
one. Both were granted -
Chairman Walker of the Street
R• '•
committee reported manor iji'7prgve-
ments "ln the, cleaning out of drains"
catcbbast#s,, nprovement. of' cross
streets, etc. He 'said' the peeple
might' think the amount expeades
high but he said the returns will be
well worth while, He recomanended
the fixing up of 'the altr•'eet • 13nssing
St. :Joseph's ;church, also .the.proeur-
ing of some stickers to place on ears
which are often parked-' in spaces
where no parking should be allowed.
He thought art -example might; be
made of some motorists, 'The, re-
port was accepted.
`On motion _ of Councillors Inkley
apd Cook it, Spas decided to advertise
the bylaw in regard to 'building per.
nuts, as a good, many citizens do not
seem to realize, that such a bylaw
exists,
Councillor Murdoch called atten-
tion to the fact that daring the
hours front eix to seven in the
rnhrning, six to seven, in; the even-
ing and aa tha' noon.:hour the police
office was locked. Nobody could en-
ter -even to answer a' telephone eall,
,which might be a -fire Call.'I•Io
thought the office should be open at
all times, After - some discussion
showing that the sante idea was held
by ,several. of ,the,,m�embers, it was
decided that, Vie.committge be Asked
to arrange hours with , ltee members
of tlie., police force so., that the office
would. be open and occupied at all
bourn.
'Councillor Lievrmoi•e offered the
thanks of the Salvation Army for the
use of the hall for a special meeting
recently and 'the kindness extended
by the conncil and citizens,
Reeve Elliott, chairman of the
financial committee, read the :follow-
ing report: •
„Street
Pay Sheet $69,38
H. Trewartha„gravel, 34 yds
..at. 15e , ; ... 5,10
N.. Cole, repairing ditch . , , , 78
Hazel H7arrist,, painting sign .75
Alex, Inikey, Jr., snow fence 1.00
Earl Fulford. snow fence ,. 1,00
Property
Public Utilities C'omm'ission
lighting streets , 163.17
Public Utilities Comnmission
lihtign town,.ha.11 11 02
Public Utilities C'omnrission
6 !arras • "Al
Lighting, rest room 1.00
Nora Tidaswell, care refit room `2, 00,
J. B;, Mustard, coal for stock
• scales 1.76
J. Hall, repairs at t'owe. hall ..7;20
,VV, 3. Miller &' Son,
954e lbs. coal ,,,.,,. 69.17
Glcmetery
M, M.eEwan, 'salary 60.00
F.;Q. Ford ,,grass seed 5,80
Dry,, earth Gl;eset
r•,, Fulford, salary , . 60 00
Salaries
A,•E. Fremlin, salary „ . 60 00
�Er`, Grealis, salary .. 50.00,
1L.,. E. Manning, salary , . '58.38
\Grants, .
'Pubic Utilities. Commission
light and X-ray,, hospital , 45.82.
Insurance
Federal Ins; "Cie.
Insurance on town hall',,. 36.00
l'erth' Mutual, Insurance on
town hall • , .:, I000
Halifax, •Inauranre on • Town
nwlab taWi 'the.. ea.;:.!aae<led .,.throuGn nioegoing lIns srdtet, Princess Vic
s rp.i anip„ via Hungary. i."wt•:.9 !Moria.
7 hall . , + 80•.00
Printing; • <,
G. F9+. ` Ball; a Acet , , . 109.50
Mens Association h
o n ad used the
Bo Health Board f I h
o ea
money taken at their recent frolic ear. Shaw, salary & ,Ebcpenses 103.00,
to move a number of trees from ,he _ , .I,jre,t'and' Water ..
nursery at the' Collegiate to the Park' Grant Rath,..rubber boots 2.75
and they had been moved and plant- Gor•iori••Lawson, rubber boots' .:2',.75'
ed in excellent shape. Geo. Hanley, gee and oil:. • 2, 95
Chairman Livermore of the Fina General' Municipal.'EScliense;
•
and Water eomndttee: 'reported the, Miss Streets, typing • 1,•7li
Ore alarm siren "thoroughly , tested, ',
as had been're t $ell Tel .:• Coy rent and: acct. 7:17
5 reported et the special
a. E. •Mannin ex euse re
meeting of the council, and he, the 7' gi P t,
, Tax •Sale 'tr � .1
council and several citizens to whore RECEIPTS
h hail boa" talking, were in fay,, •GREALIS.4-r'c,
8.90.
'13,00:
or of the insta11atioi og, the new. i meeeekScalest
alarm.. I•Lowey er he was an favor of i Half rent' . eara
leaving it' for the action o'f .he 1030,
,,Tr; rpi a leaving ....all. in-
<., -^Said i., sof »ar; :.t ✓1•.•S5
formation Ilbta ed fe t swill„ ! ;
,Ii ar their } • v CaT<leto'lii t tpotltetujty-26.00!
ante r.t. p,t ]e. ,. 1., ,, ,,,,: ro
v it ':W4orlcl. ..t•,1,.17.i.tr47Ci0 it:.,7;v
• 'The' ,f 0 67:00
an; Oal G"�ampaRa+raasli?h;"9!G.a:7TV';r:Lf.Rly� 'r?,> aril' tf.l:l,t
for permit to erect a warehouse for T' R�
- Stock Scales 4,95
5:00
ST. HELENS
Messrs. L. Salkeld, W. 1. Miller
and Will and Hugh Rutherford mot'
ored to Guelph on. Tuesday to attend
the Winter Fair.
Rev. Mr, Wright. attended a Min-
isterial meeting at Winghdm on
Monday and also Presbytery at,Win-
throp on Tuesday.
Mrs. Robinson Woods is visiting at
present with her daughter, Mrs, A.
Murdie, of Toronto,
Mrs. H. Schlenker of Bridgeport
and Miss .Irene Woods of Waterioo
were recent visitors with Mr .and
Mrs. Lorne Woods.
Mr. J. 11, Wallace has returned to
W. -A.. Miller's after spending the
Past eight weeks in Wingham liospi-
'tal, due .to, a fractured hip. He ie
•progressing very favourably.
Born to Mr. and .Mrs. Eldon Mil-
ler' a daughter. Congratulations,
The Y. P. S. had a very enjoyable
time last Friday evening at their
'Socia' A Mock Parliament was the
most inte esting' part of the eveti-
ings entertainment. The Govern-'
ment trying to put' a paved road
through St. •Helens from Belfast to
Fordyce but with the Opposition in
the house it, was voted down. Itall
proved to be both very interesting
'and amusing• as well. Mr, Gordon
'McPherson on the violin, acconipan-
fled, b3eIVIrs.' E:'•W. Rice on 'piano, al-
so gave' two numbers.. - • The men
served^a'delicious lunch and this ad-
ded to the enjoyment of the evening.
number' from St. Helens attend -
'ed the fiftieth anniversary at Luck-
,
now United, Church last Sunday and
also the than, supper; Monday even-
ing., All preyed .to be a decided suc-
cess. The Rev. G. R. Turk, who.op-
ened the church fifty,years ago, was
,the speelal speaker. He •also.reeder•
ed two beautiful solos -at both ser-
vices; .
The United Church of St. .Helens
is having a concert on December 9th,
the program is. being put in by the
Rev. Mr. Piercy of Niagara Falls,
assisted by Lucicnow talent.
Princess Victoria, sister of King
Georgeof England,
died early
Tues-
day morning after but, a short ill-
ness. Princess Victoria had never
married and as long as her mother,
the late Queen Alexandria, lived she
devoted herself to her. She wasa'
greatly interested in hospitals, chil-
dren's welfare and such like inter-
ests bat lived very cuietly. She is
said to have been King George's
favorite sister. Only the King . and
Queen Maud of Norway now sur-
vive of King Edward's family. The
Duke of Clarence the eldest son and
heir to the throne, died in 1892 at
the age of twenty-eight. another son
died in infancy and the eldest daugh-
ter, the Duchess. of Fife, died some
years ago.
GODERICH: Four young men,
ranging in age from 22 to 32, sen-
tenced to reformatorywith
terms wi h
hard labor by Magistrate J. A. Ma-
kins Thursday •last,.'A fifth wan
jailed for seven days and another
was committed for trial, Two broth-
ers, Alfred Neable, .of Wallace Town-
ship and Arthur. of Grey Township.
pleaded.gdilty to four charges of
theft pf fowl. They were sentenced
to four months and fifteen days at
Guelph, concurrently on. each charge.
The brothers' admitted stealing hens
from Fred Cox, Grey 'Township; d0
hens from W. German; Morris Town-
ship;. six ducks and 12 hens from
Vailence Inglis; Grey Township; and
15 hens frons. Abner Williamson.
Rant. Nesbitt and John McNall, of
Blyth, found guilty of breaking and
entering the Blyth home of - Joseph
Coulter and steiiling• a jug 'of .wine,
also. were sentenced to reformatory
terms with hard labor. • Nesbitt was
given five months and McNeil' three.'
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Christmasgiftthat is always appreciated.
;<You can open an Account in anyone's,
name -a child, a friend, an employee--
and
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CLINTON BRANCH - - E. E. PATERSON, Monger
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
;AFFAIRS
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INTERESTINGLY, WRITTEN UP BY A .STUDENT
We don't quite know whether or: to slide (probably due to the weight
of Dougan's feet) acrossthe
st
go,
AIso when the lantern wouldn't'ligh.
And, then we had a bad time in
"The Red Lamip" when the lamp
glass refused to break and Pare
had to give it a second bang-hovi,-
ever theaudience seemed to' under
stand.
not to tell. 'you about the Commence,
ment, as most of the town seemed to
be there- .Nevertheless, we shall
"say a few words" on, the subject.
The programme was opened by two
songs "Santa Lucia," and "0, No,
John." by a double mixed quartette.
Then the Gym Team came on and.
"slid their stuff." accompanied by
gasps from the .audience. Next was
a play called !Trailers. in. Arms."
The scene was •laid in a frontiers -
mans cabin in Naorthern Ontario.
After a selection, by the orchestra, a
dance "Shepherd's Hey" was per-
formed by six girls in sports dress
Rev. F. G. Farrilj presented the Ath-
letic prizes on Thursday night and;
Rev. C. W. p'. Coserrs presented the
diplomas' and essay prize on Friday
night.
The second peat of the. programmeme
consisted of a Sort of aiea
l lAy
P .
"2 Gypsy Fantasy" so the program Clinton goes to London on Wed.
said. With several solos and cher- nesday to play Westervelt in basket.
uses, plus the bright costumes, this
wee very effective.
The school paper was read by R.
Passmore, the editor. Friday night,
the teachers were called to the stage
and presented with suitable gifts by
the students.
Next was a wand -drill exercises
We didn't get • the school-phhp'e
this time.. There were some rather
good ones in it, Some very Mee
poetry, thine very cutting and point-
ed Girl's Sports, an excellent editor-
ial and. Current Events, The Boy's
Sports (how like a' man!) started at
the very beginning of the year, wits
a charming disregard for the fact
that it was Ancient History by now.
There was one very good poems -we
think Fishie wrote it.
ball, weather permitting. TWO
games -boy's and girls' both. Tie
don't know much about the' big Lon-
don team. but the very high-sound-
ing name of it gives us a few qualms.
These are the first Barnes of the
season. We hope to give them a good
fight, but. -When you read this, it
performed by girls in middies and will be all over, but right now `tile
skirts, with long wands. The last it. suspense is dreadful. We are hop-
em was another ployi CThe7 Red ing for the best.
Lamp." This was a comedy, which The "most unkindest cut of all"
was received with much enthusiasm, came .on Friday night. The C.C.I. re•
Friday night, dancing • following porter was dancing with an ex.
the prograan and to use a hackneyed student, who remarked suddenly,
phrase "a good time was had by all." "Say, every week in the :Clinton pa..
There' was a very large crowd at per, I read a column eb school' news
-and it is over full of tommy-rot;
The person who writes it must be
pretty brainless. Of all the silly,
senseless stuff ! 1 1 We were rath-
er at a loss for words, naturally, anti
instead of making a suitable retort,
we•were unable to do anything -blit
splutter.' However. after lying a-
wake at nights to think up an ane -
Wer, the solution canis--�thusi
If the gentleman in question con-
siders the school news snob unutter.
;able tripe, WHY. DOES HE READ
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.IT EV • E Y :WEEK?"
the Commencement. Bath plans were
filled by Wednesday, and the rush
seats which wese brought inwere
soon filled. Everything went aver
'ureil hisexcept finti eolm
Much,newspaper; comment has pic`ely,
that
Cecil •
peen made " in connection with the . a: .. gerdtir hgymnaa
announcer:met that Dr. Riddell, per-
ties. A new feature way introduced'
'inanent Canadian representative at in the "Squash." After the school
ell, the pyramid collapsed, but
Geneva,' was speaking •for' himself,' Izz "Powell remained ' 'banging in
y d gt
not for the nth agnent when he sig the air byno visible means of gsu -
gested a month ago that the League!' p
of 'Nations ban' oil, etc., to Italy. The' port. We'll let you in on jt it was
general opinion seems to be that the a. rope from the ceiling.
Government " has gone too far or not There were several tense u
oments,
fait enough. Even the Globe, the however :far : instance when the ; We consider this quite crushing;
'g'oveiimi.ent's sturdy ally, strongly stove that formed• part of the seen- On this .triumphant nate we ,shalt
disapproves. etyfor, "Brothers: in `Arms" began i close.-S'long.
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