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pecials for
Saturday
Mantels at 7.50
M�1
We put on Sale Saturday, 15
adies Coats all. new styles in
"1.1acks, . Tweed effects and Blues.
sizes 3.5 to 40 regular ' 12.50 and
14.0o, Saturday • only . 7'50
Mantles at 11.50
1 2 Ladies Coats all new this
season in Greys and Blacks regular
10.o0, Saturday only 4.50
Millinery 1.9
Just 15 Ladies trimmed hats all
new styles regular 5,00 and 6.00"
Saturday 1.98
Children's Wool Toques 19c
2 dozen Children's Toques in all , colors regular 25
and ''35c Saturday !9e
•
Children's Coats . 1=2 Price
child's coat in store ---4
Your choice of any ch '�' Price
i s Net Waists 2.
Load. e99
.2 dozen cniy Cream Net Waists, ,silk lined, short,
and long sleeves very special • tl.99
25 . c■ Off All Furs;
Your *choke ` of any fur .or fur -lined coat in store..
25• per:A,e.nt. le§s. than regular . price,
Now is the time to buy furs at, a big saving.
TI(Stor�Quality of
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Terms Cash.
One Price • Only
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We take the first opportunity to .thank the.people •
of Clinton, and surrounding country for the splendid
Christmas trade which they havegiven us.
We Extend
To one and all our. best wishes for a happy and
prosperous New Year and would suggest that it will
help you,. to attain to both these desirable objects by
trading at the People's Store.
We Won't Lose
Any+"time in getting rid of : odd lines of Fall and
Winters goods, i, We need the room.
% Will Continue
To ' give coupons and 'premiums during the
Winter and Spring months.
MEET ME - AT
Rh1iIN'
The People's store
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TSB CLINTON NEW RICA.
district News
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Goderieh Township
On Friday evening last the mem-
bers of Mr. ;hereon Yeo's Sunday
school class. at Cole'schurch gather
-
ed at his home on tqe Bayfield Line
and gave him a little surprise. At.
ter greetings had been exchanged and
'the young people had been made to
feel at home, order was called and
Mr. Norman Miller, �n behalf of the
class,read an address
expressing the
high appreciation on the part of the
class of Mr. Yeo's services as tea-
cher and asking him to accept as a
tangible token of their esteem and
regard a handsomely bound Teacher's
Bible. Mr. Bert Cooper made the
presentation. Sr. Yoe wastaken
completely by surprise but he re-
plied to the kind sentiments express•
ed in the address in a few well-
chosen wordsand thanked his pupils
heartily not only for the gift. but
for the kind thoughts which had sug-
gested it, The remainder of the even-
ing was given up to enjoyment and
was ha pily spent in music, games
and social chat.p A dainty lunch was
also served, the ladies taking care
that plenty of good things were pro-
vided. Altogether ,the affair was one.
of unalloyed pleasure to all. Follow-
ing is the address :.
tending her fora few weeks.
Mr, and Mrs, Robert; Gibbings left
Tuesday morning for Uouingwood,
where they will attend the marriage.
oftheir son topopulara young
lady
d
y
of hat vicinity.
School Report ---The following is the
report of le S. No. 4 Hallett for the
Cliristmas Examinations.. Those
marked x were not present for all the
Examinations IV Class -Warren Rog.
erson 72% aaxleton Rogerson 65, Lillie
Adams63. Charlie Sundercock 54,John.
Adams 51. Class III Sr. -Florence
Oartvi right 64. Class IH Jr -Lillie
Connell 56, x Ruby "McVittie 48
II Class, Sr -May Hamilton 78, John
Leiper 77, Keith Hamilton 77.. II Class
Jr. -Tom Appleby 86, Arthur Og-
bourne 67, Kathleen 'Allen 60, Willie
Briggs 56, Willie MONall' 49. Part II
Class -Agnes Leiper g5, x Ralph Jos-
celyn 66, Willie ,Hamilton 65, Mary
Cartwright 81, Cecil Cartwright 59,
George Addison 54, Robert McNal1 49.
Sr. I Claes-Garman Moon, Guy Lei-
ner, Lillian Cartwright. Violet Addi-,
non, Milton Brown, Russell McNeil.
Int I -Hazel Rogerson Anna Hamil-
ton, Jr. I A -Olive Joecelyn. Jr. I B
-Matilda McNeil. No, on Roll -34.
Average attendance -30. Rhoda Mac-
Kenzie. Teacher
To Mr. Nelson Yeo: -
"Dear Teacher: -It is with great
pleasure,, that your scholars are gath-
ered here tonight to offer you a
slight token of • our . appreciation and
regard and we know you will receive
it kindly, and whenever our memory
recalls the hours spent under your
teaching in the Sunday school our -
hearts will warm toward you. We
now ask yonto accept this Bible as a
slight token of our esteem and also
our best wish8s for a Merry Christmas
and a Happy New Year. Signed on
behalf of the class,"
Mr. Andrew MGGregor ison the sick
list but we hope to hear of his recov-
eryy.
Mr. John Cooper lost a valuable'
horse last week.
It is reported that Mr. Penhale, of
Bayfield, who recently .went to the
Old Countryto purchase a horse, lost
the animal on board the boat en route
for Canada.
Master Bert Peck and Clifford
Keyes, of the Babaylon Line, Stanley,
spent Sunday at the home of Mr. Co'e..
The McEwan • Bros, of Bayfield,.
moved their saw mill to Robert Trick's
and are busy Butting up the logs into
lumber. As Robert has pulled down
his sawmill and intends to build in the
future.
Mr Walter Rathwell has returned
from the West where he has taken up
a section of land.
Council in by Acclamation -This
township will have no 'election this
year as the old, Council goes in by ac-
clamation with the exception of John
Yeo Who has retired and Mr. Bert
Lindsay takes bre place. Mx. Yeo was.
nominated far the,leeveship but de-
clined to tun,
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Pared
e a en'
teh5ir holidays
parental roof. y under the
Misses Evelyn Hill and Ethel Lovett
spent a few days with relatives in
Brantford. and Toronto.
Mr. 'and Mrs.W. Cumings, of Al-
berta, are spending the Winter with
the latter's father, Thos; Fairservice
and other relatives in this vicinity. •
Mr. ; Rohert Ferris and daughter
Miss Lrdna, who have been residing in
Provost; Alberta, are spending the
winter under the ' parental roof near
Harlock. •
Mrs. Falcate of near Crystal Oity.
Manitoba, is visiting her parents' Mr.
and Mrs. James Shobroek, •
Miss Lou ,Cartright is visiting ' her
sister at. Costright, Ontario, Shehas
not seen her sister for eighteen years.
Mrs. Amos Cartright spent Wednes-
day of last week with Mrs. "Henry
Livermore, of. the London Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Knox and
little son Gordon, of 'Hayter, Alberta,
are^spending a.eew months with her
mother Mrs." Wm. Brumly .and' his
father Mr. Wm. Knox and other rela
tives. •
Mr. anal Mrs. Thomas Cole and fam.
ily, of Waterloo, are spending a week
with, relatives on the llth Concession.
Miss Martha Crawford and Mr. Bon -
cow and Miss Bertha Shepherd, of Nia.
gara spent their holidays with the for-
mer's father, Mr. Edward Crawford..
Mr. and Mrs, Richard Carteespent a
few days with the latter's sister, Mrs.
Beatson, of London.
Mrs. Argent, of Clinton and family
spent Monday with her brother James
(Jartright.
John' Moon, :of Toronto, spent his
holidays with friends on the. 10th Con-
cession,.
Misses Sadie' and Margaret . McCool
spent their vacation under the parent-
al roof.
Mr. and Mrs.' John Philips and fam-
ily spent Christmas with the latter's
sister, Mrs;•Raithby, of Auburn.
Mrs, Wm. Hesk is still under the.
doctor's care but is slowly recovering.
Miss Bunter, nurse of Clinton is at.
i8hxng our
many :Arlen. d8
and Satron8
the compliments
of the $ea8on
Beam &Suter
zvi l have to•sway at home.
J..t3ut'ton got a car of bran mai
•sharts this Week.
The Xmas .trees at the two
churches were quite successful and.
iso all 'were well pleased.
Christmas day was :a very% tail:e;: •
one in the village -.as it ought to
be every place,
There Were as uswa'1 a *'root nano/
came l;onie .for Christmas; and
others eame ,to ti ielt friends/ a-
mong them was Fora Riley, after
an absence of over six years ::i the
United Staters.
Thos. SCol
e and Mrs. Cole came
from Waterloo for talfere days.
Mrs. T. W.'Roberton ,has. moved
';toClinton as her daughter is . at-
tending the Collegiate
there.
• James Woodroan Woodmanhas mQve
into
o
Mrs. Robertson's house.
Wm. Armstrong spent Christmas.
in Ho,Wch with his mother' and
brothers.
We ,r say adieu •to the Readers o.f
the New Era for 1911 and Wish. you
all a' Happy Ne,w Yeatr, and hope it
may be a prosperous one for us all.
That you .will eontinuet to read the
Era and get othersto do likewise -
Support youtr, own homsi paper,
Diamond Wedding. -A very enjoy-
able time was spentat the home of Mr.
Andrew Tyerman on December lath,
when Mr. and Mrs. A. Tyerman cele-
brated the sixtieth annis ersary of their
wedding day, along with their family
and other relatives. Mr. Tyerman was
born in Yorkshire, England and when
a young man of about 25 years of
age sailed for Canada, along with
his parents and other members of the
family. settling on a farm near the
village of Leskard, in Durham
county. Mrs. Tyerman was born in
Belleville, HastingCoun ty. Her maiden
naive was Mary A. Hutchison, and
when quite a young girl moved with
her parents to near Leskard, where
in the year 1851, she was married to
Mr. Tyerman at the Methodist par-
sonage, after which they drove
to Mr. Foster Hutchison's, father of
the bride, where a.weddint dinner was
prepared for them. For number of
years they lived inDurham county and
later on in life moved to Hallett town-
ship, Huron county, and now for a-
bout 25 years have been retired re-
sidents of Seaforth. Mr. Tyerman is I,I
now in his 90th year, and his good
wife in her 82nd year, and although
both are very feeble yet there are
few who enjoy life any better. Dur-
ing the evening of their sixtieth wed-
ding day the aged couple were pre-
sented with :a well . filled purse, and
Mrs. Tyerman a diamond bpooch, the
gift of Mies Jessie Thompson, of Ron
•olulu, formerly of Sieaforth. Congrat-
ulations were received frcim frienns in
'Toronto, Bowmanville, Listowel, Hon-
olulu, •Victoria and Vancouver. A
very dear friend ;writes' as follow*
"Dear Mr. and Mrs, Tyerman:--I
thought it too bad tto let this unusual
occasion pass withitpt congratulating
you both most heartilyon this your
diamond wedd'n d andalthough
g
you are both o d a feeble and feel
the "sands of life" re runein low,
,
g
yetI am sureboth can look
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back to a well spelt life. You have.
lived •;honorable, 'useful lives . and
brought up a family that is a com-
fort . to you in your old age and
willcarry the memory of parents who
lived in the fear of the Lord, and . t
am sure you now feiel that His 'word
is "a lamp unto your feet and a light
unto your path, end that at even -
time it shall be light." I trust you.
may have a good measure of health
and strength today and be - able to
recount some of the thrilling ,exper-
iences you have passed through since
you stood at the altar and promised..
to be true to each. other till : death
do us part. Your companions' of those
days are nearly all .gone,' waiting : on
the other side to welcome you, besides
fathers, mothers, 'brother's,. sisters.
What rejoicing when we all get home..
I must close now by again offering my
heartiest congratulations and trust
'that both you and all you love may
have the very best this life .has to
offer and a home in Heaven at lade."
This is one of the many letters . of
congratulation . Mr. and Mrs: Tyer-
man received and we are sure their
many friends will join us in wishing
them every happiness and finally when
their work on earth is done "a home
in,Heaven,"
Porter's Bill
Mr. George" Smith who had charge
of the school here for the last term re-
turned to his .home near Woodstock
on Saturday. ...
Mise Ruby Potter, is visiting . at
Curries.
Mr. Lorne Taber spent . the Christ-
mas holidays at his home, near Swea-
burg
Mrs, Sterling and son and Mr. Betties
and son spent Christmas.at Port Stan-
ley.'
Miss Emily Rutledge is visiting in
Toronto.
Mi. and Mrs. Frank Picot and son
spent. Christmas at. Mr. George. Van-
derburghs,
Mr.' Utah Newton, of Detroit, Mr.
George Cox, of Stratford, and Mrs.
Smith and ehildren of Tavistock are
Visiting at Clem Newtons.
' Mrs. Love and family are visiting at
her sisters, Mrs. John Blair.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Weston and
daughter Annie .spent Christmas et
Centralia. •
Mr. Peter McDougall and Mrs.
James McDonald returned home, last
week after spending a month with
friends
en in Detroit. Cox attended the wed-
ding of her friend, Miss Minnie Lobb
on Wednesday last.
The trustees have secured the ser-
vices of Mies Jenkins, of Blyth, for the
next year.
0.
Londesboro
Miss 0. Brighatn, 'of :Highgate, is
spending the holidays under the par-
ectal roof,
Mr. and Mrs. T. Brogden and family
spent Christmas with their daughter,
Mrs, D. Bloody,, of Blyth.
Mr. Clark, of Constance, had charge
of the service in the Methodist bhureh
on Sunday morning. and Rev. Mr.
Pearcy in the evening.. The choir
rendered excellent Christmas music at
both services.
The Nomination ..n.f Township
Councniloiee :took place here last Fri
day, Ate there are two too many'
fertile seats a eieetio•n takes priece
Monday .when retro 'will' be disap-
pointed. There is much 'said that
there teas no need for ani e,'tetetion
tie likely tie ,pato' cause it
Benmiller
The following is the reportof the
standing of the pupils of S. S. No. 7,
Colborne Township for the term end-
ing December 22nd, 1911. 'Names
occur in order of merit, Jr. IV --Mabel
Griggs Della Grigg, Marian. Scbwanz.
Sr. III -Verna Uhler, Harvey Snyder.
Jr. III-Gertie Uhler and Bennie Arlin
equal. Jr. I1 -Stanley Snyder,
Fanny Mew. Willie .Mew. Sr. Part
II -Norman AUin, Earl Blake, Estella
Ohler. Jr. Part II -Charlie Breekn ow.
Wellington Mew, Part 1 -Harold
Brecknow.-E. Clark, Teacher. '
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THURSDAY, DlOCEbIAER• 29, 1011,
TO THE ELECTORS
OF SOUTH HURON
Gentlemen:-- Intake this opportun
ity of extending sincere thank* to my
many friends in both parties, for the
splendid support given me in the re
cent election. Though not elected as
your representative, yet the large vote
polled in my favor, shows that I have
received the united support of the Lib.
oral*, and a good support from the
Conservatives. I entered the contest
onveryabort notice Lice wasstranger
to a grat reany of the ls torsad
had to .combat a strongly. entrenched
parte,. It is very gratifying to have
been able to make at least some im-
preasion on the large adverse majority'
in the Riding of South Huron as at
bresent constituted. Should I again
e called upon to be a candidate in
this splendid Riding, I will enterthe
nest contest with a feeling of,conlid-
once that I know was lacking in the
hearts of my friends, during the re-
cent short and untimely campaign. I
made rpany warm friends during the
campaign, who. I feel certain will
again, (should the occasion arise) ex-
tend, their hearty support. I tried to
be fair to my opponents, and fair to
my friends, and, with very few ex-
ceptions, I have been treated fairly
and honorably.
Under the new leader of the Liberal
party, I will expect the strong and.
progressive policy of the people to be
developed for the good of the people
of the Province, and in four years
from now, when the next appeal is
made to the electors, I believe that
this policy will be overwhelmingly en-
dorsed at the polls..
Wishing all a happy New Year and
abundant prosperity,
I remain.
Yours sincerely
E. ZELLER
Stanley
• Mr. Wm, Baird and wife and daugh-
ter Thelma are spending their holidays
at the home of Gen, Baird,
Mr. Robert Baird, of Pasqua, Sask.
chewan, arrived at his old home on
Friday of last. He will spend part of
the .Winter here
Mrs. Helen McDougall and her
daughter Mary left on Monday for
Komoka. Mrs. McDougall was to be
married on Tuesday last to Mr. Alex..
McDougal of Caradoc.
Mr. William Spear and wife are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Spear's
father, Mr. Mal. ,!SUE wen.
Miss Nettie Fraser has gone to the
home of her aunt, Mr;. R. Young near
Sarnia,
Mr. Depose McCowan and son. of
McKillopent Christmas at the home
of his mother, Mrs. John. McCowan.
Mr.'EarIKaiser, of Fergus paid a
short visit to the home of Mr. Geo.
Baird on Monday. '
lir: An us Gordon, of Ashfield visit
ed at the home of Mr. Thos. Baird
last week
Mr. John Laskey and wife and three
children are visiting at Mrs. Caskey'a
old home, Aikenhead Bros. '
Dr. P. McEwen, of• Detroit, spent
Christmas at the home of hie mother,
Mrs. A. •McEwen Bayfield Road.
Exeter
Mrs. James Tom, mother of Mr.
John E. Tom, public school inspector,
soul
riding
of Huron, diedTuesday.
morning . after a prolonged illness.
Mrs. TOM was one
of theof
this neighborhood
Exeter will vote on two by-laws:• on
January 2, one for raising of $5;000 to
extend the waterworks system, .the
other for the hydro -electric ;no money
involved.
London •%toad
The League Oyster Supper at Mrs.
Layton's last week wasagreat success.
Albert, Rosie and Mabel Livermore
spent Christmas at their home here.
Lawrence Stephenson: spent Christ-
mas with his sister Mrs. Wheeler, at
London: '
Mrs, Robert King. of Morris, spent
Christmas with her daughter, Mrs:
Fred Nott. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Livermore visit-
ed friends in the Maitland Block' this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. John .Hunter, of Olin -
ton spent Christmas with Mrs. Hun-
ter's mother at the old homestead.
Leeburn -.
Mr. -John Linklater is visiting his
daughter,' Mrs, Wm. Ruston, near'
Sebringville. •
•
Miss Annie McGraw, from Cromer-
ty, Ilibbert Township is visiting her
mother here.
Mr. Henry Horton and : his sister,
Edith spent Christmas with their sis-
ter near Stratford. Mr. Horton re-
turned home on Christmas night but
Mies Edith remained there: for .a few
days:
Among the Christmas visitors are
Miss B. Willis. of Batiover, visiting at.
Mr. E. Sliaws,Mr. and Mrs. M. McKay,
of Goderieh and Mrs, Wm. Fothering-
ham, of Tuckersmith spending Christ.-
mas at Mr. A. Cluttons, Mies Winnie
Shaw, from Toronto and Miss Ruth
Shaw, of Stratford Normal both visit-
ing at their home and Miss Jean
Olutton, who teaches school at Cart-
hage is also home for Christmas holi-
days.
.Blyth.
Out of Blyth for Christmas: -L. U.
Charlesworth and wife to Seaforth,
Mr, :1.11. Beese and wife to Milverton,
Mr. Glenney and wife to Listowel.
The Methodist Sunday School
Christmas. Tree concert on the . 2ist
was good and the sum raised lar
$40,0Mr0 '
. Albert •Sellers, who has been
home for some time leaves the last of
this week for Calgary. •
Mr. N Morgan is in Brussels this
week.
Christmas business was good with
the merchants- in Blyth,
There will he a run for the Muni-
cipal Council. -Dr. Milne and James
Outt, for Reeve, and the old Coun-
cillors running are Carter, Carr, Mc*
Elroy and some new blood. The eehnel
trustees, J. H. Ohellew,John McMillan,
Geo. White were elected by acclama.
tion.
Visitors at Blyth for Christmas: -
Mr. and Mrs, H. Morris and family
from Toronto, Russel Denholm, from
Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Joe. Combs and
A. Combs, from Toronto, Mr. 11. Purl-
ing and wife, from Toronto, Geo. and
Wm. Burling, from Toronto, Miss L.
Livingston, from Toronto, Miss' L.
Brown from Hamilton, Miss E. Moser,
from Waterloo, Mr, and M.O. Wm.
Leith and family front Stratford. Mr,
S. McGill from Motint Forest, Mr. I3.
McElroy, from Milverton,
'Moody, from Milverton, Mr. and Mrs.
AN. 'Walker and family from Clinton.
Mr. and Mrs.. S. Jackson and family,
front Ponoka, Alberti: Mr, and Mrs,
W. Curring from Calgary. Alberta,
Mise C. Owning. Winnipeg, Mr. Wm.
King from Chicago, Mr. M. Bigley
and N. Bigley„from Ohatham,
Zurich, Dec. 26th. 1911,
Uther Nominations
Tamblyn, W. Miller.
Zurich -The police trustees for
Zurich for 1912 will be A. Heideman,
E. Zeller and Ferd. Hess, •elected by
acclamation.
Hay -The nominations held here
on 'Friday drew a lenge croevd,
Peter Lamont, who has been reeve
of Hay Township . f ori nearly 15
years, resigned, . so it -wilt be nec-
ossary to elect a new reeve. The
nominations resulted as follows :
For reeve, H•. Neeb, W. Consitt, 'L.
Kalbfleisch, J. Geiger ; . four coun-
eilloai+s, W. Consitt, L; Kalbfleisch,
F. Willert, W. B. Battler, E. Deters,
B.,,Northcobt, C. Schilbe.
• Gorrherich,-Mayor-Chas. A. Reid.
Reeve,Robert Elliott,. B. ',C4^Mun-
ningts • councillors, Laithwaite;
Humber, Vannatter, Kelly, Pello,w.
Graham. • .
Ste omen.* -Reeve -William
Sanders, Henry Willert; Deputy-
reeve, John Love, William Year-
ley; councillors, John Brown, 'Wil-
liam R. Elliott, Michael Finkbeiner,
George Kellermann, Frederick.
W'u
tlh.
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Mars-
i Reeve ohn
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Mc-
Cracken,
Cr �ck
a en, Joihn Sheitweed; co,uic>,1-
lots, William Elatoh, W. Fraser,
M. C. Laidlaw, Geo. Praetor, W. C.
Thuell.
• Greys-=-Reeve-J. Livingston; De-
pu,fy-reeve, J. Brown; councillors,
S. S. Cole, McArthur Pease* All
by acclamation.
;BrunseisJ. Leckie by acclama-
tion ; coruncilloi s, Dames, Muldoon,
Anent, Carter', Hewitt. '
• McKillop, -Reeve -James Cowan,
John M.. Govenlock, Alexander
Ross.; co=uncillors, John Balfour,
Charles Case; Conrod, Echaa+.t; John
Goveniock,: Wm. Knechtit, John
-McDowell, Thos.. Purrcell.
Tuaniberrv-Reeve-T. K. Powell
Jahn Mulvey; : councilloss,
McGill, John Moffatt,: John . Mc--
Burney,
e-Burney, Arthur Wheeler, ' John.
Riittherford, James McTavish.
' Exeter -Those who are out for
'civic honors are ; J. W.'T•ayylor and
W, J. Heiman, for Reeve; W.II. Lev
ett, W. Rue, L. Day, John? Scoitt 3.
Hind and Albert Ford;• jr., for
councillors.. 1The school trustees,
Messrs. F. W. Gladm,an,:Sam Markin
R. U. Creech, E. A. Puke, : F.
Wood and Irving Armstrong, all
in by acclamation. •
Bayfieldt -Reeve, -Georgie Lind
say; Councillo.rs-Charles Parker,
Thomas Cameron, Samuel Blsir'and.
James Thomson; Trustees-Ueo. E.,
Greenslade, George •King, andp F.
Geminhardt. allby acclamation.
Tuckersniit'h-The old council is
re-elected by acclamation. -Reeve
Robert McKay; councillors- .W
Berry Herbert Crich._ Robert Bell
and 1VMr..MeKay.-
Stanley -Will have an election
for both reeve• ands eouneillote,
For reeve, W. Glenn andi ,Alex In
.nes, For councillors -James Keyes
Mr. McKinley, Mr. Dawes, Joseph
Hood, William .Hart and Alex Mus-
tard.
Setafarth-The town council for
1912 will be eomposedt Of Dr.. Her -
burn, aJames Gillespie, Harrhy Ste-
wart, Dr, Grieve, Samuel Holmes
and Harry Speare-other men. nom
inated ,,having withdrawn. :Mes-
srs. -Daly and 'Greig,evill contest
the mayoralty and Mrserst tClnff
and Ament the reeveship.
Report of Clinton Model
School
The highest standing :was taken
by Mr. Cyril'Acheson who made 84,
per cent.
Honour Standing
Mr. Cyril Acheson, St. Paul's
Miss -Edna Bi011, Stratford.
Miss Helen Blair, Lurgan
Miss Jessie 3. Buchanan. Hensel'
Muss H.` Stella Copp, Clinton
Miss E. Winnie Cunningham, Pcs't
Albert
Mr. Roy .Denholm, Blyth.
Miss C. Irene Douglas. Hensall
Miss Rhoda C. Edmestron, Blyth
Miss Alice J. Forrest, 'Cranbilook
Miss Leila. V. re:tt;an. Carlow
Mr. Roy Geiger, Zurieh
Miss Jean I. Gilbert. Parkhill
Miss Florence A, Harrison. Bay- •
fi cL
Miss 14iayrne A. Lamont, flhlls-
green.
Mies Anna L. Martin, Exeter.
Mr. Norman Malffy, Malxaffy.
1141' PY
NEW
YEAR
TO ALL
S. S, lle:pis for 1912,
Diaries for 1912.
atationar4 and Bilamk Books
for the New Year.
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Miss. Rebecca M. Matheson,; Tiv-
erton.
Miss Annie M, Nichol, 1lubrey.
Mr. William R. Robinson, Varna.
Mr. 'Russel Reid,Lan_�ggside.
Miss Mary Sheriff,' W Ingham.
Miss Cora Sipes, .Platteville.
Miss Eva M. Stinson, Rayfie:d.
Miss Ethel P. Stevens, Blake.
Miss Ida H. A. Taylor, Clinton.
Miss Mary A. Taylor, Clinton.
Mr. Frank H. Terry, Monktan.
Mr. James H. Watt, Ilarlock. .
Pass. Standing.
Mr, Bwart A -'Blatchford, . Cen- •
trmlia,
Miss Mildred I. Braun, Crediton.
:Miss Mabel E. Brown, 'Clinton;
.Me. Frank Bryans, Brussels:
Miss May Cameron, St. Helens.
Miss Clana . Copp, ,Blyth.
Miss Mane Bhiott,: Wilton Grove.
1Vliss Addie, Grant, :Brussels.
Miss Lily R. Goetz, Platteville.
MissLillian onM. Hodgert
, E=*ter.
Mr. John .0 Johnstotn, Chester-
field.
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Frances A. Jackson,. Tees -
water. , •
Alms Gladys .Kestle, Exeter.
Miss Grace Kennedy, Stratford.
Miss Beta Kienzle,' Crediton:
Mls Mildred G. Long, Lochalsh.
Miss 1tiIanguerite McB,ane, Glen-
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Miss Ebhel Mackinnon, Tiverton.
Miss Jean McIntosh, Hth•or,d.
Mise• Isabelle A. Macartih•ur, Tiv-
.erton.
Mr. John . 11 McLaughlin, Palm-
erston. •.
Mr, Harry .Triebner, Exeter:
Mra Edward 'L: Willis, Exeter.
Miss Lily' M. Wanles, Blythe
Miss Eva G. Wilkinson, Ripley.
Miss Cola E.! Forbes of Walton,
passed on Parts 1, 3 and . 4,bil%lfai:- -
ed on Part'2. $'he.Win •have to wvrite•
on the final examination again. •
auburrs.
(Intended for last week.)
Mr. Thomas Clark of P cl.er r , :..
is visiting friends here. •
A quiet Wedding took peace at
the home of Mr, Charles Beadla o,n:
Wednesday When his libelee, Miss
Stona(iam was united ilmmarriaVe
Ito ;Mr. Wm. Strangrhan. of Ea•stt't' a,
wanosth; The ceremony :was .per-
formed by Rev. J. R. Mann. After
-vhich•the young coutple took the •
train tovisit friends '!•a i, :dei'�:h.
They. both are well 'kn.,wn ,rid
highly respected in the community
and the best wishes of all are ex -
'tended tofthO .On Tuesday ev-
ening the maltygirl frientirs qf the
bride honored her by .assembling
at her home bringing many beauti-
ful presents.
Seven S to
Medical officer •
Conserve Public. Health
PROVINCIAL GOVERNMENT WiLL
DIVIDE ONTARIO INTO DISTRICTS
WITH HIGH•SALARiED EXPERTS
In order to take steps to provide
better sanitary t conditions
throughout the province, as .Well
as to prevent the pollution of era --
hens and streams, the Provincial
Government, it to ',Understood, Will
so amend the public :Health Aet at
the'next session. of .the Legireatutte
as to provide for the eppoiatment
of 'seven Medical Health ofuice,i's
for the province, •w'ho will be as-
signed to different territory and
put in eamplete charge of all ,rani-'
tation and public health matters in
their respective districts. Thede
men will be paid ,good salaries, and
the municipalities will be Galled on
to eontribute. They all will bo un-
der the chief health ,oftELicer • for
the province, Dr, J, W. S. McCull-
ough, it is understood. The hearth
Aet is under revision, and several
tither important •ehanges mtty be
made when .the b is , eonsideivd
by the Legislature
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