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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1914-12-18, Page 3TI -4.400-2,4-441 OMINION' THE HURON EXPOSITOR' ♦, oo+44,♦♦♦♦s+l.'♦♦;♦♦t*!►.8.•4♦♦♦*♦•♦s►"i++f♦+♦♦ •,*t♦10""•••••••••........**** ***44 *•• ♦••,•• .♦.♦♦♦.♦♦1►o♦ii,iik*♦. 4)3_*ai*!` 441••• . ♦;♦♦.4.♦lair►♦♦�♦f♦•♦•r ♦�a♦♦ / °SLER, M.P.. PRESIDtNT. W. o. MATTH' ra. V1011 CSIAENI O. A. BOGERT, General Manager.. hers' Sale Notes Collected It is more convenient to have the Dominion Baulk colliot your ale Notes, than to try to do so yourself. - when you have a sale, have the Notes` male payable at the Dominion Bank, and deposit them here for eiolleotion. Such collections are made on most favorable terms In the Savings Department, deposits of one dollar and upwards are received, on which interest is added at current rates. SEAFORTH BRANCH A. E. COLSON, Manager. • ♦ ♦ ♦ • • ♦ p •♦ ♦ • . • ♦ 4 4 ♦ ♦ - • • • 4 i) i or DISTRICT ISATTEIRS Buren Medical A s=tociatioi . The r U Medical Association met in Clin- ton, on truesday of last week, the fol- lowing members being present: Drs. na-T,w, Whitely, lltfmmeraon And Mal- lon G'Ccerich Drs. McKay, Ross, Bur- zOnes and Cooper, Seaforth ; tries. Ken- nedy and. Redmond, Wingh,am ; Dr, Allison, Blyth, 2`r. Michell, Dublin; Dr. Woods, Bayfield; Drs. Gun,, ▪ nompson, Shaw, Ga-idier and Sloan, Clintwn. The following officers were elected for I916 : President, Dr. Ken - y; vice, Dry M ellell; .sec. -treasurer, tDr. Redmond, °Dr. Taylor 'of Goderlch, .rd Dr, Gunn were ,appointed delegates to attend the meeting of the Ontario edtcal Association held yesterday in Toronto for the anralgamat1On of coun- ty and. town societies. Papers were read on subjects interesting to the profes- sion by Drs. Ernmerson, Rosa, Dandier and Burrows. The next meeting oL the aciatioTn will be .hetd. in Wingharn 111 'Arch. The Patriotic Fund. -The following accounts in connection iwith the gather- ing, packing and despatching of the products contributed by the .people of Huron lately to the Beigian Relief Fund under the direction of ` the County Council were passed by "the Council at their recent .meeting and ordered to be paid. There were 5,131 barrels used, the barrels and sacks costing 41,324.91. Labor and other expenses amounting to $3,209.99, lthe whole bill being $4.- n34.90. The -=following are i the itemized amounts: For barrel:. -James LA.. Sand- erson, Fordwieh. $4.1.50; :Mitchell Coop- erage, London, $375.00; Wm. .Amen:', aforth. 5:583.07; _W. T. Riddell, Au- burn, $222.30; Charles Bates, Goderich. $30.54. For Sacks. --Smith Bros., .ode - rich. 6.25; H. R. tows; Jr., Goderich, $10.00; Hamilton ; Stamp and Stencil Works, *13.55; Toronto Salt Works, $35:00; William Tait, Gcderich, cartage. $1.60; Can.adia.n Exprese.s Co., $6.20; -Goderieh Township. $-6.65; flarvey giros., Exeter, $24:75; David Canteion. expense aecourrit for labor, livery hire, auto hire, bags, 'railway freight. tele- phoning. board for men, express char- ges, $449.99; Harry Connell, t$63.65; Hirry Cole. $132,50; John Watkins, al- so freight, `-60,16; William BuchanaM, *20.00; John *Muihoiiand, $23.75; Dun- can McPherson. $-137.32; Jarnes Steep, bags, $14.00; David Cantelo'�a, labor, Z80.Of1; David Cantelon, 238 barrels, -1107.10;; To cheques from -County treas., 6800.00; To '19 barrels at `45c, $8.55; F.G. Hemphill, Wroxeter, barrels, $233,- 50; Town iof S eaforth, Spar John Stew- art, expenses. e"."65.16; Township of Hay, expenses. $7,50; Ville.ge of Exeter. ex- penses. P:83.00; McDeugail and .Hen-, ning, $4.80; W. 1i. McElroy, Blyth -$439.39; J,A. (McLean, Wingb.am, 90; Bates and Holland. $7.00; D. J. Curry. $14.00; West Wawanosh Town- ship, $6.00"; Western Canada Flour 'Mills, $55.00; Township of Stanley, $65.- 00; 'Village of Wroxeter, $4.80 and $4.; 35; To n, hip of Bowick, $10,65; Town- ship of tEast Wawanosh. $25.50; Town - Snip: of McKillop, $11.75. ° Melita, Joe Burke, Johnrie 'Williams, Bert Barry, Celia Morris and George Coyne equal. IL Geraidtre O'Connor, ,Michael Wiiliams, Florence Coyne, Joe ()dine, Mary 'McMillan. Pt. IL- Jim- mie Morris, Sylvester Williams, Mar- garet Williams, Aline O'Reilly. Pt. 1. - ,Michael Doyle, Anna :Atkinson and Jim- mie Kennedy ,equal. Absent tor exam- inatiotr & Katie Cannon s.-M..J. ,Curtin, teacher. . t 'Osborne Kapptiy .Berried. -A ver happy event occured at the home of �ir. arid Mrs. Fred Luxton, in. Exeter, on Wednesday of last week, December 419th. This was the marriage of their daughter, Cissa J., to IM'r. Alfred. .Coates of this Town- ship. The %bride entered the parlor ac- companied by her father .and took her place in (front of a bank of flowers ,white the wedding march was being played by her sister, Miss Edna. The bride wore a pretty .wedding gown of cream silk eoleen trithmed :with shadow lace. ;She carry a shower !bouquet, of twhiite carnations. Both bride and groom were unattended. Atter the cere- mony e. very sumptuous wedding re- peat ;w,as served. Thebride was the recipient of many handsome :and cost- ly presents. The groom's gift to the bride 'twas A.pet of furs and ` to the pianist ,a pretty gold penda tt with pearl ,and. olivene ,settings. ,hfr. and Mrs. Coates lett . on the, evening train to visit in Detroit, ,Hamilton. ,and other places • before returning home, After which they will reside 'on. the. groom's fine farm gat Eden. Their many friends will join In extending congratulations. Q Lifebuoy Saxe is delightfully re- freshing for bath or toilet. For wash- ing e'uderclothing it • is unequalled. Cleanses and. ;purifies. hipper. (Too Late for Last Week.) Notes. -Preparations are being made by ,the children of the Methodist Sab- bath Scheel here for (their ,annual. Christmas Enterts,inment. This Sab- bath school ,always has good entertain- ments and °'fall are looking foraiard to spending a enjoyable evening. -Large numbers from 'this partc.were at (Anni- versary services at Brucefield, on Sun- day last and many' ,of Mr. Sewer's_ old Kippers friends were pleased to have the opportunity of hearing .hcfh once moTe, and Mall were :delighted' with his sermons, - Miss Fanny Fotheringham, who has been tor sofne winks, visiting her sister, ,Mrs. McKay, and ars. Mitten of Dunlop, is now with her sister here, el rs. A. Monteith. -Rev. Mr. Shears, cd Toronto; will con - dust the ( services in St. Andrews Church on Sunday evening. -Mr. Alex. Monteith 'was 'this week gt St. i Marys, doing some business and calling on aid friends. --The ladies cf the .Red Cross Society at their Last monthly meeting, turned out in large numbers and a. good deal of the `work was accomplish- ed. Two 'boxes of clothing of various kinds were (packed. The -good work i being continued.. V Only 5 More Days Till Christmas. 4 ♦ ♦ O • • • • • In a Fancy Box 4 • • - Every year we seem to • have nicer, prettier, better - j • Neckwear for men. This ♦We � year : is no exception. ♦ have a wonderful variety ♦ • •of Handsome Silk • and ♦ Knitted Ties in Special �. Christmas designs and shading at 25c to 50c ♦ ♦ • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ • ♦ .. r.�taRr:Kfi These Will Be Wonderful Days the. Great Christmas Store at Mens Neckwear Huron Presbytery. - The Presbytery of Huron held its regular December meeting in Willis Church, Clinton, on Tuesday. December 8th. There 'were. present Mr. Ross, Moderator; efessre. Smith. Turner. Laing. Fletcher, Reid, IcFariene, .1011115t011. Larkin, Richard- son, Carswell, Harper and Hamilton; Minster_, and Messrs. Jamieson, Jar= tort, Andersen. Laing and Speerro -Elders. The Trek; urelr 'made se estim- ate as o- the requlrments of the Pres- bytery ,Fund for the year 191:, land recommended -that an assessment of ;13 cents per family be made. The assess- ment was .accepted. Only one remit from .the a: =embly was -considered, and the cornittte s recon ;nandatlan that no re. (duction in . the representation to the general Assembly be made was approY- ed,oi. The e rf pa hY of the Presbytery was ,expressed to yard Mr. Woods, of B•:rucefield. `and Mr. Taylor of Bayfield, absent thro'igh illness. '_4 essrs. Smith and, Sharp v. -ere tippoin ted to -snake in:-. :quirt' regarding the property at Chis- •efhurst. At ti.e request of the A,ssern- biy's Committee on r Church Praise. . Messrs. Hamiltoll,'harp and Reid were appointed to confider and report on the ,'proposed revision of the Book of Praise. In answer to enquiries in re- gard to the proposF d change of time of the meeting of the Synod, the Pres- bytery retebytery :expressed its opinion, that no added of Uciency of Synod through such schange to the Autumn, but that kbett-r attendance might be secured by a meet- ing •on the first Monday in ;April in- Mead .of. 'on the last Monday, present. ,Mr. Johnston presented a plan o1 all tocallcon to the various con gre- +g`ations eof the sum required of the: 'P resbytery- fcr ,the .Budget agreed t of the Church -which was readilyan for sl'-fr.u. McFarlane presented a p titer day yn behalf of ;the Budg:t and Religious Educati'o`n', by exchange of 'pulpits, which was accepted. 4t the meeting sof Presbytery aferene n text the e on Presbytery will hold to the (subject "Sources °of Authority IP Religion," , .Sr. McFarlane ; to ,lead. An invitation to Ilens,all for the meeting in February .%-,s accn ed and accordlno iy the PreebyterY ill meet 8 here 0n Monday, February P. tn. ♦ o- * 4 ♦ ♦ •i •♦ 4 • 33. ♦ A ♦ • 4 • • •• • •♦ •.. • ♦ .i • Cromarty - ♦. (Too Late for Last Week.) ! Women and- Alissiene The eirW�nuas ,Missionary Society held meeting at thy- manse on December 3rd, and appt ted the folio -wing officers : PresidenMrs. D. Ritchie; 1st vice, Mrs. J.c tt; 2nd vice, Mr's. ,Ptnnen, Sr.; secretary, .Mars• W. E. Tufford.; messenger secretary, Ars. Robert- son ; obert-son; 'scattered helpers secretary. ,Mrs. T. '!1. Hamilton ; ;assistast secre- tary, Mrs. N. tGilies:pie; treasurer. Mrs J. 1liu. Mfrs. W. Dow and 'Mrs. iT. -Ma,haf fy were kcho+sen es delegates to attend ithe Presbyterial to be held ,in Mitchell in Jalnuary. 'rhe financial re- port was most encouraging. The mem- . bers and scattered helpers contributed about $152 to &fissions. The usual 'bale of ciothtng was sent to the Indians. -The Girls' ,Mission Band _held their annual meeting at the manse on De- cember 1st, and ',appointed the fotlow- eificers : ,President, Mrs. D. Ritchie ; 1st vice, Mrs. Johnston ; 2nd vice. Jean McKellar ; ' Isecretery, Irene Walker ; treasurer, -Bella Camlll; organist; Minnie 'McLaren. During .the :past year the (band contributed over a $48 clothing o to - sion.s, :also sent ,a "Large Ible oto the 'Labr,ador &f ssions. . gotefs.-Among those from. this vic- inity iainity whoattended the Winter Fair. in -1Guekph, this week were .Messrs.\'J'lI Ilatnilton, ,J,arnes Scott and John ei c- Cultoch.-92iss Louise maeek c , of �.so Thames ,Road,, is spending with her sister, ..kfrs. D. O.atrdiner.- ,Mr. 1.161en. McLachlaer had 'th the mi`s ord r- tiu�ne to lope :a Worse recently, in ;fess `t -pain° fa year -`tame Ia. half. ;Thi- is 'rather hard luck. -On Dece bb tifiil d, dandelions were blooming A men ,working, outsidehadw to tthen hrooft coats iandt vents, an « d of toce warns. 'is ,'this for •" Lia y of the anow,sg'rytr•. Dan McDougall, Be'harm, ISa ., sk., is visiting in the 'neigh- borhood tof Staffs and CroulartYY. * Fred (MaleaffY, of %irrrber-ly, rrived home last week. • 4 ♦ •• • • • • • • • 4 •♦ • • 4 w ♦ -♦ • 4 ••1 r • Mufflers In a Fancy' Box If there is one department that is better prepared to show you something really swell for Christ- mas giving, it is the mufflers. Every known style is here . in great' variety of weave at 25c to . $2.50. Hibbert School Report. --The following is the report of ,the School in Section No. 4, November. E1irt, for the month of r l deafness (caused by ea The Marga are in order rn ,meritortis, ( by Ball's Catarrh C r .Q end for & iq0., Toledo,„free.0. Doyle. Carmel An- 1 I�€ .-�,rg�aret Dor T+ ram Co9�1� Price 74c: Joe Coyne. Sr. 411. -Frank idle Mme' Take al l is pills for constipation. Pus Kennedy, , chary Doyle, Angus , • 140// tan. Jr_ 111.-Miary. Sweater Coats In . a Fancy, Box For every one. No. mat- ter who you wish to give to, we have a - sweater coat to suit. Man, wo- man or child can be fitted here in any wanted color or ;weave Every: coat a beauty. The, prices are $1.00 to '$7.O0. 2 ` Smoking 3 Jacket Keep him at home with the gift of gifts tor men. - What could you . give that would- be more ac- ceptable or comfortable than one of these hond- sorne smoking - jackets or house /gowns. All sizes. Prices *5 to $10. ♦ .t . • ° Furnishings • • 4 - - In Holly Box• - • • Braces... .......... ....25c to 75c • -Fancy Hose ...... 25c to 75c . ♦ CollarCases 2C to $ I 5 • Laundry Bags. . 5.c to 75c Deafness Cannot Be Cured bylocal a}fplications, aE the.,( cannot reach the die- . eased portion of the ear. These i tut o al remone way leo cure deafness, add that is by s. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous ,linen:. of the Eustaublan Tube. When this tube is hearing and when it is entirely closed riitubling sound deaf- nim- edect hearing and unless _the inflammation can deaf- ness ladle taunt, normal co taken out anis wiill he/ restored ed forever. Nine cacon dition, out hearing bycatarrh, whioh h of ten are owed nothing bub an inflamed condition of the mucous We will give One surfaces. T' 1ndrea Dollars for any case of tarrh) that cannot be cured iA • : Arm bands ♦ Garters • Fancy vests. ♦ Collars Pyjarnas...........I.50 to 2.50 • • ♦ . • Eggs, butter or dried • apples taken as cash, 25C to 50C ,.25C to 5oc .......I'to$5 ..115e to 25c we pay the higt►eat trade 0 ..rima • trade prices. to.ctimooltsko+s-0.10-4 itsoftsakt-tsoistoft-tt.kti&sittts' ktekestimmioteteamito*********110.4 diafeweir~, have prepared a delightful feast of extra We Christmas . • _. Wehave values in useful Gifts. taken great pains in decorating our stores. - We - are .= increasing our staff to give . you quick and of f i cient service. But don't wait -shop early in ` the day and early - in the week. Handkerchief Sections For Men, Women ,and Children are ready for the great Christmas season The Handkerchief is probably the most - popular of all Christmas Gifts. Nothing has been left undone to get an assortment equal to the demandsof the hundreds of . people who will make purchases here. Whether it be the more costly or moderate priced' handkerchief you require you will find very charming specim ens here in Silks, Irish Lin- I e Embroidered, Scolloped or Hemstitched Lace Edges. Handker. - , chiefs of every known - kind 'for men 1 .. 1 Co tipChildren •. . Women and , Si 50 i Men's Shirts Handsomely Boxed We have a special line of Christ- mas shirts in pure white pique or silk in plain or fancy patterns in all sizes in .a -handsome Holly box, - Prices $1.25 to $2.50 Boys Shirts A special line of boxed Xmas shirts in all the good shades and patterns. Price...... 50c Christmas Furs at Special Price There -is no present as much .- prized or acceptable or as lasting as a fur ruff or .muff. .There is an exceptionally good shcwing of small furs here, bought expressly for the Xmas trade. All furs guarar teed -to be first quality, and so good in appearance that you will be proud to give them. - Give Xrnas„ogi - You will find an exceptionally good stock of gloves here always. But at Christmas time we are at our best. The variety of styles and shades - the reliability of th makers, the exceptions Ily good quality at the reas- onableP rices make our gloves a favorite Christmas gilt. We . will exchange for proper ize after Christmas. Men 5Oc to $2.75 Women's... , 25c to $3.00 Children's 25c to 75c . Xmas- Umbrellas There is a wide range of very at- tractive and desirable umbrellas here, these umbrellas together' with the handsome handles make them very interesting as. Christ- mas present. You will find one to suit here whether for man wo- man or child.:_Prices...$1 to $3 1 ;,-Fancy Goods - Collar cases .....E.......50c to $i.00 Laundry Bags..............15C tQ.75c Stamped Linen ...5oc to $I.5o Tea Aprons.............. ..... 25c to 75c Lunch Ciotti 4122 :.25c to $5 Cushion Tops..... ►...15c to $5 Kimonas... $i.25 to $5 Budoir Caps........,.. 5oC to- $1.5o Tray Cloths.,........ ••.Zsc to $2,25 SEAVORTE S Stylish Hand -Bags Where is the lady who would not appreciate one of our, new style hand- bags . There is . nothing newer made, -than the ones we . are showing. A useful present and sure to please, The prices are. frim 25 to $9 • 4 4 4 4 -e~ 4 f 4 •• • Handsome Belts I •♦ ♦. We are showing an un- Z beatable line of fancy 2 belts for Christmas giv- t� ing. Beautiful belts with f specially attractive neat buckles. The prices are • from 25 up to 75 e ♦ Fascinators and • • Scarfs • •• • In Silk- Chiffon,silk nets and fancy Ted Scads • in white and a variety -of ccilors, fall new. Prices ' • are from 50c to -$3 Toques and ,Aviation Caps ♦ s • • • • , • . 4 4. 4 A 4.4 • All the new ideas in boys girls' and women's knit:- ted nit-ted - caps are shown first in this. store Our lines are very complete with a splendid Christmas as- sortment. Nothing would please a boy or girl more. Prices from 25c to $1 • • !••: Women's Necker Neckwear has been a trad- itional gift for'. many years. This year we have the most fascinating, collection of imported novelties - fancy lace collars,; and cuffs fancy ties, silk collars, lin- en collars of eery ki nil °and .size. The paces are from 15c to $3.00 Mail or phone your ° ord- e rs,wewill fill them cares fullya and prepay. stage, post :ge orexpress charges