The Clinton New Era, 1911-12-21, Page 13CUNTON ONTARIO THURSDAY DECEMBER 28 1911 W. H. Kerr & Son, Editors and Publisher*■WABUSHED iU*. Vol. ii. No. 27..
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EalianM<l*SnM tonce of non fertilized eggs in the I nilliflTinn r'eW laid egg trade. Any company ‘l.HMUUliiuii (that will itake up educational workTHE
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OF CANADA
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klUNOHBS fnd
^j^I^^erite.ihrpugbQUt; the world
Interest allowed on Deposits.
& Bj MANNING.. Mgr. '
CLINTON BRANCH
mil l ir **
A few yeans ago the Dominion
Government jnptiituted at . a num
ber ofplacea throughout the Do
minion .what were called poultry
stations. The idea was to edu
cate the farming community to
,prodruce more and better poultry
product®. One of \these stations
'was establiBhed-atHolmesville and
.was operatedghe value _ or • thb. w education ajl
Forvthe p^aC^P
lited hkve operat-
idihnVe
along these lines deserve® enconr- •
agement. I
The poultry industry is usually
looked upon As a side line and a
very small one at that, but * the
poultry shipped from this ope Jit—
Me point mis fall brought the
'farmers in that vicinity more than
$20,000.00
i
/Satisfaction
< ri.hThere is not only satisfiaat-
^iri'rihhutpleasure ' in selling
//bur irist: •class • quality" ■ of
'■ groceries/to our many.'cust-
■ -■'omqw,.' I
JWIrim^v^-ibhe.y apo 'tritod', . .
/ b.; .Wh|reyer\they are sold .
i “/-'^lEf-hiCo^rilWrsIaateon of
/‘.’Ohs' Icnsitemers are-
‘4eismmfihd.-and'’gp'’'are' we, . •
/^DfaShig? ■ihoroasm’gtoade.i® ■
tetill'lincreasihgV1 and now at
' :,he."clolse of the mosi,',. success , frit yeair'of business, we have
i ever : had, /We.deSfeto e^pnes.. ■
Ih-piur ’Wpfematioriw and .take.
’ '■ this opportunity ’Of thanking -
our many patrons and wish-
•ing ydu all ■
:. A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
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.THE -HUB GROCER
' Phorie i8
work dune there has been appar
ent ever einct; jForut'he
years Gunns- Limited'-hAve operaf- •
ed the ottdl poultry station ahdihave
purchased all the poultry produce
they could get hold of. They claim
there is no section inOauada.where
batter (stuff can be .procured
which speaks well for the . early
educational work in the section.
.They are, however, further c»«
veloping this,, work -by this year
disitributing to the farmers in this
vicinity a number off-, pure bred
Barred Plymouth cockerels from
a winter egg laying strain. .One
of these is given ’bo a farmer with
pure bred stock and the only,1 re
quest made iB that this cockerel be
mated1 with his ten best hens, all
other hens bo be unmated. The
. breeding cockerel is taken back
■after the breeding season is oveq.
The aim for this is three fold ito
produce better and more unifoi<m
table poultry, to increase the egg
laying eapicity of the. average
flock, and to emphasize the impo.r-
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Presents Thai Please
Ebony Hair Brushes 50c to $3.00
Ebony, Cloth Brushes $1.00,2.00
Ebony Manicure Articles
Ebony Brush and Comb Set.
Ebony-Manieure-Setis. = - ....
PERFUMES—Many new .and
delightful odors, both in bulk .
and fancy Xmas packages.
Gillett*® Safety .Razors,- $5, 7.50
Pipes, .........>. ...... 25c tOi5.00
Tobacco. Tobacco Pouches,
Cigars, Cigar Cases and all
Smoker’s Supplies. .
Hot Water Bottles—A present
that many' would.appreciate.
Kodaks ...... ;..... $2.00 to 20.00
spent Christmas with Rev. Ross at
Goderich. • *■
Mr. and Mrs. Thoa. Trick, spent
the Christmas holidays with Exeter
friends,
Mr. Ward^ of, Orangeville, is
spending tine Christmaa holidays
with his sister, Mies Ward, of the
Clinton Business College.
Dr. John Gunn and# Wife of Cal
gary are the guests of Dr, Wm.
and Mrs. Gunui of town
:Mr. Henry Smith of Strfitforglt
visited his parents Mr. and Mrs,
John Smith, Huron Sei. and other
friends over the holiday^
Mr. Wm. Ford of Toronto Ray
of Pont Arthur and'1 Fred of God
erich Were guests of their parents,
Mr. and' Mrs. John Ford.
Mrs. D. Wood of Maple Creek,
Sask., .With her two’ little dauight-
evia is visiting at Itihe ho{mc('of her
mother Mrs-. E'. Turner, JbsepX.Sk.
Mr. Will Taylor, of Toronto' vis
ited "here over. Christmas.
Miss Sadie East, who h)as been
teaching at School Section No.. 3,
Hay, is spending the Christmas •holidays at her home in Hullebt.
Mr. Murray Jackison, of Tor onto,
visited' at the home of his/parents
during the holidays
Mr. Charles Hale, Who has la pos- |
itio>n with McCormicks Factory J
'London, 'Spent the holidays at his |
home in Hallett. . J
! 4 Mr. Thomas East of Detroit* vis- '
i ited. with relatives here during thp
Mr, and’MPs.,OnsEiow.Crich spent
Christmas at. Brussels. lit ist over
.bvven(ty-four yeans since Mrij Crich
was in that village.
Mrs. James Ba'llantyre and( two
sons, Jack and1 Archie of Brussels,
spent Christmas in town, being the
guests of-Mr. and Mrs.; Geo. Rob
ertson. ’ ; ’
Mr. Athol MeQuarrie of the-..God--
eriCh Signal Staff, called!, on Vthe
New Era on (Saturday tastj, while
enroute to his home at .Brussels.
Mr. Ben 'Lyons, oif Brandion,» is in
this locality for the Christmas hoi-,
'idayis. , •
Mr. Clarence Copp, who isa vap-
iSity is home for the Xmas hoiiidiay s
■ Mr. Murray Jackson whorhas
been in Toronto for the past few'
months, is home for the Vacation.
Mr. Jack Weir, ’who is attending
the(C.,C. I. Spent his holidays! at '
his home in Wroxeter.
Mrs. Weatherwax^ of .Orillia, .at
tended (Hie Xmas Assemblyf and is
visiting 'her parents. :
Mr. Charles Elgin McWilliams, of
Toronto, is spending the weekf in
- Clinton and attended the^ As
sembly in town hall oin Wednesday
evening. . * '
Miss I. Symnn and Mr,1 Haroild
Hays, of.Wiiarton, are .visiting Miss
Madge Yate3 over the holiday.
;^ir. J. Moton of Toronto, is spepd
ing the holidays with .friends in
town. While here - on a pleasure
trip, he attended the ball given by
the Young Meh of Clinton, Wednes
day evening. ■ .
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. East were boll
day visitors at Stratford;
Mr. and Mrs...Firth spent the vac
ation at Hanover.
Adam Cantelen, brothei* o>f Mr.
Ariihur Cantelon, arrived here
from Maple Creek, Sask., a few days
ago. Mr. 'Cantel'on is one oi. 'the
many Goderich boys that has done
well in the W es t. He isthet ownjeir
of dhouse and six. itioaviiV ?<#t4 at
Indian Head and! has twenty-eight
hundred, acres of land, at’Maple
Creek. ‘
Miss Edna Cooper ity home from
Tononto for the hioBd^ys, ,■
Miss MoHlie Cluff*, teacher, is
spending the vacation at her home
iQ/toiwn.
Miss S. H. Smith^was a visitor in
Tprointe last week. , . . ■
Miss Laura Weston is spending
the Xmas holidays in this vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Coile of Water
loo. spent a few hour st in Clinton,,
last Saturday while enroute' fo
Londesboiro .whore they spent Chris t
mas. ■ ■ ■w'i> ■
Dr. Cook of Indiana, spent Xmas
the guest of his mother, Mrs, Guest
Mrs. F, W. Watts-starts ou!(. next
week on her winter’s toiuf( as lect
urer of Women’s Institutes/ and1
Will be absent untilUhe beginning
of Mar ch .Mrs. Watts is better than
ever equipped to give good f Or-
v iee as shir completed a course»with
the Ainewcan College of/Mechano
Therapy ^received her diploma and
degree, while in Chicago*, this Fall.
She attended the Jeetu-rief and
clinics At the college thusf getting
the practical part. She will have
many helpful hints to passf on. to
those who may .be? fortunate en
ough tiokear her, Mrs, Watts is to
be not ohly. ,congratulated/ but
highly commendedfor her industry
and ambition, as, being! a busy
.woman she has mastered! this cour
se practically in her spare! J»o-
. monte during the pastf two years,
acheived by making the mosf of
the “leisure hour,” .
» We take this opportunity
oif thanking our many custom; <
I ?r® for their kind( patronage |
j luring 1911 and (WO wish ope J
• and all a Happy New J Year <
i and prosperous ., ]
Mr. Chas. Tibbutt of th® O. A. O„
Guelph, spent Christmas in this vic
inity.
Mr. Knox Mair is here for the holi
days.
Mr. Bert Johnson spent the vacation
at the parental home. .
Mr, Charlie McPherson was a visitor
in town with Mr, D. L. Macpherson.
Mir. and1 Mirs. Geo.L,^ Cook were
visitors at Seafonth on Monday.
Miss Edith Deimage, C. C. I./
.teacher, is a visitor alt her I home
ait St. Maryp.-.
Rev. Ft. Dunn attended the fun
eral of the late Ft, McKeon. of St.
Columban, last Friday.
Mt. Ross Forrester/of the Inger
soll Chronicle pibaff, spent Xrimri ait
■his home here. .. ,
Mrs. Geo. Chidley, of .Owen Sound
is spending the Christmas holidays
with her parents, Mr. and1 Mrs. D.
A. 'Forrester,
Mr. David 'Forrester, of Lloyd-
minisiter., is renewing .- oildl friend-;*
in and around Clintiom
Miss Flo .Hailes,, oifi Toronto, Was
a visitor in toWn.
Mr." and' Mrs. L. Davis and child
ren, of Winigham, are holidaying
in Town.
Mr. and Mrs. George Humble
spent Christmas at Stratford.
Mr., and Mrs. Wes. Walker and J
family spent Xmas at Blyth. , I Christmas holidays.-’
Rev. J. Greene assisted in thw ' *
-Sunday services at' Trinity Method "
1st church, Stratford, and while in
the city was the guest of Rev.F.W.
Woioitton.
■Mr. J. Suit'ter was a holiday- visit
or at S teatford.
Mr. arid Mrs.. ■ James Finch, of
Stratford Were calling on.old
friends intown Christmas.
Rrv. T. W. and Mr®. Cosens .were
holiday guests With Rev. and Mrs.
W.E. Millson, at Steatford.,
Miss Mary Woion, otf/ ToripntO(, ■■
visited her sister, Mrs. W'm. Ellio(tt
of town during the past! week.
Mrs. J. W. Reid, of Stratford,
visited with relatives here.
Mr. Broder. McTaggart, whot is
attending the R. M.’College, I at
Kingston, sPeht ithe-Xmas Vacation
at the pai'ental home;
‘ Mr. A. E. Blackwell and Master
Leslie, of Woodstock are visiting
With friends intown andf-a'lso 1 in
Goderich itloiWniship. ' •
Mr. C.E. Tanney, oif London, and
formerly an employee in the Doh?
ert.y Organ Factory, wait initown
on Saturday last.
Mr.'and Mrs. Counter and sons,
spent Christmas day alt Seaforth.
Mtl and- Mrs. TlhosA Mason 'are-
visiting at Detroit with/the for
mer’® daughter, Mrs. 'Haber,
Miss L. Ford wiho is teaching near
London, is home .for t!he( holidays.
Mr. Grant, of Toronto, isk.tihe
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Erskine.
The Misses Hooker are spending
tile Xmas Vacation their par
entis, Mr. and1 Mrs. J. B. Hoiover.
Miss Jean 'Scott .who is attending
Varsity is holidaying at home.
Miss; A. McEwan is homepfexr ithe
Xmas Holidays.
. Last weeks Goderich Star says;—
Miss Skimings, who is, making good
•progress in her stay ih Alexander
Hospital. Asks The Star to express her
keen regret that she is not; able to
greet her many friends about town at
this Christmas season, but she -wishes
all a Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year.
Rev. Mr. Millyard, of Hensall, Waa
intown last'Friday.
Mrs. J.E. Ford andfher daught
er® will be At Home at'Wesley Par
isonage to their friends on. Friday,
Deo.29tlh, from three te-siXs in the
afternoon and from eight to ten in,
in the evening, • • ,
Mr. Brown, of itihe/ Knotting Co.,
(spent Christma« at Toronto.
Mr. L. Fair accountant lOlt.the
Royal .Bank ate hits Christmas-tur
key in Montreal,
Mrs. McGarva and- Miss • Wallace
are spending the holidays; at Pais
ley*
Mr®. (ReV.) Delhi and Master
Lewis, returned to Raisley lasit Fri
day after a short %jsii4 here.
Mr. and Mrs,. .J Leslie Kerr spent
Christmas atBrussels.
Miss McKay, of Seaforth, was A
visitor in town last Friday.
Mr. and Mr®, Peek, and child o'*
Seaforth were calling on friends in
town last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. McLeod were
visitors in London and Hamilton.
Mr, and Mr®. J. Hartley, ape
spending the holidays at Wroxeter
Mr. and Mrs. I. Hui chili' ;o.v o"
! Soulh Midd’eton, are spending t?
holiday® with their daugin.e .
’ Geo. E. Hall,
’Xoroniu meuiua* UoxiC^C',
Rev, D.K, Grant and family
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i 4Cptincib School Board and Water
. ’Commissioners are Elected by
Acclamation■sg I f. . . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■
, . At eight-thirty Friday evening
when Clerk D. L. Macpherson clos
ed .the nomination meeting he read
o,ut the following names of persons
nominated for Mayor, Reeve,
Councillors, Water Commissioners
■and .Trustees
MAYOR.
B.J. GIBBINGS, by J, S. Evan®
arid .T. Jackson Jr.
JACOB TAYLOR, hy D. Cantelon
and -H.E. Rorke. -
A. T. COOPER, by C. J. Wallis
■nnd T. J. Manalghoin.
< REEVE
DAVID CANTELON, by W. Jack-,
con and G. D. McTaggart.
W.G. SMYTH, by Hl Wiltise and
Jas. Stevens. • .
COUNCILLORS
D. S. CLUFF, by F. B. Hall arid
N. B. Chant.
A. J. MORRISH, by W. Jackson
and W. Wheatley,-
THOS. MASON, by A. J. Morrish
and M. D. McTaggart.
J.' AFFORD, by Jacob Tiaylor and.
C. E. Dowding.. ’ .
F. JACKSON, byD. Cantelon tnfl
Dr. J. W. Shaw.
THOMAS BEACOM, by Thos,.
Graelis and W. Ladd,
T. JACKSON, Jr„ Gib~
bing® and C.E. DoiWkjg.*’ ‘ ‘
L. PAISLEY, by'F.B. Hall and
H. E. Rorke. *
W. J. PAISLEY, by Jas. Stevens
Dr7c.''w."¥hoMPSON, by C.J.
Wallis and H. E. Rorke.
R. B. CARTER, by F. B. Hall and
S. Kemp. '.
J. G. M-EDD, by J. Tucker and
T. J. Managhan. . •
OLIVER JOHNSON; by R. A. Bell
and W. J. Raisley.
JNO. HUNTER, by H. V' Cook
and W. Jackson.
J. E. CANTELON, by Thos. Cook
and C.’H. Bartfliff.
SCHOOL TRUSTEES. ’
St. Andrew®’ Ward.
NELSON BALL, by S. Kemp and
F.B. Hall.
St. James? Ward1.
■ J.E. HOVEY, by/F.B. Hall and
F. Jackson. •>'
'■■St. Johns’Ward1. *-^-
H.E. RORKE, byF.B. Hall and
Jacob Taylor. ‘
Stv'Deorges’ Ward’.
J.S. EVANS, by F.'B. Hall and’ C.,
E. Dowding.
WATER COMMISSIONERS.
H..B. CHANT, by F. Jackson and
F. B. Hall. r
J. B. HOOVER, by T, Jackson jr.
and C. B. Dowding >.
J. W. S?JA W, M. D., by J. B. Hoov
er and F.B. ’Hall,. (
After nomination Dr. Shaw Woj3
choisen chairman and the candid
ates were given a chance to speak
ito the eileetor®, and they discussed
tlhe impOii’tanit . questions Such as
the Good Roads bylaw, Hydro-El
ectric, school question, towns fin
naces. Waterworks. By ,the at
tendance at the hall, it .would
seem ' that the electors thought
more of . Santa Clans 'than itoiwri
matters. ■ .
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3*!, •ru23edf|.
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Only the* names df thioe*e who ob-
fained 50 per cent of it'he toitai ajre
published. Reports will be'sent to
ito the parent® giving detailed in
formation ;
Form I—J. Smillie 77, E. Manning
.76.9, "P. Moffatt 69.8, S.Smillie, 69,1,
Roberton 66.3, C. Kaiser 66.2, E.
Wise 66.1, IM. McTaggart 65.7, J.
Smith 65.5, M.Cook 64.8, H.Rod-
aWflv 63.7, M. Milne 63.1, G, Hudie
61.7, E,.O’Neil. 60.7, H,Walli® 60.7, E.
Woiods 60.5, K. McNaughton 59.9, R.
Rannie 58.5, H. ShaW 58.4, R. Chowen
56.7, L. Barge 56.2, E. McBrien 56,1,
C. ’Hoajre 56, C.Beacom 55.3, M.
Mair 54.2; I. Collin® 53.6y'E, Powell,
52.4, V. Garrett 51.6, H. Holme® 51.5,
L. 'HO(We 51.3, P. Wheatley 51, H.
Joihnsition 50,
Form II—E.Be.acom 81, W. Mc
Gregor. 76, E..Gray 75, M. McGowan
74, G. McTaggart 74, H. Macarth-ur
71, W. Walket. 71, .0. Cole 68, J.Wyl
' ie 68, A.Ho-are 68, K.Reid 66, I.E-
lioibt 65, I. Wilkin 62, C. P-ai'Sley 60, V
Evan® 60, H. Forrest. 60, W. Me
lon 59, J. IJMiddlet'O-n 58 , 'L. Mac
donald 57, S. Sleott 57, N. Miller 54.
V. Carbet 54, M. Yates 54, S. Henry
54, W.Roiutledge 54, C. Harland 53.
M. Davidson 53, M.’Eliott 53, • M..
Gunn 53,'F. .Thompson 52, W, Ne'-
. som 51, J. Morri® 51,* O. McGill- 51, M
Cook 50, B;Roiss 50, E'. Graham.50. "
j Form III-E. Holland 77.4.’ J, Aik-'
enhead 74.9, E.Lyon 73.2, G. Weir
i 72.3, V. Barge 72,1, L. Wasmhn
; H. Middleton 69.5, H. Turner 62.6, M.
Mair 59, R. Dewar 58.5, M. Shipley
57.3, F. Steman 57.2, . E. Torrance
54*,' B. Brogden 62.8, G. Draper 51.6.
Form IV—Part I—R. Cantelon 60.3
R. Welsh 60, I. Glen 53. Part fl -
D. Cosens 76, F.Tamblyn 59, H.Reid
58. ■' \
Honour Matriculation—A. Wells
58.' . . ...
• Commercial—W, Rutledge 73, L,
Macdonald 69, C, Paisley 68.
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Neglected
Opportunities
lit Aa over
5
eir] W. J. PAISLE
71. | and_O. Joilinso^
While we extend to all the
Seasons Greetings, we fciql
there are many persons (Who
; are ^neglecting. opportunities /
■for. their prosperity for ex
ample—Eggs are worth, from-
40 ct’s to 70 tfis -a. dozen—if ■
your ihens are ■ not ' laying,
feed them ROYAL PURPLE
the hens will soon’ respond 1
for sale by
JT. E. X-IOVEY
Dispensing Gbemist.
ADVERTISE IN THE NEW ERA.
ADVERTISE IN THE NEW ERA.
ADVERTISE IN THE NEW ERA.
TORONTO,ONT.
. Stands in a class by itself
iwhen istrictly first-class work
is considered. Write for cat
alogue.
ELLIOTT BUSINESS* COLLEGE,
Yonge and .Alexander Street®.
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Winter Term from Jan. 2nd
ELLIOTT
W.S.R. Holmes
Phm B.
REXALL store, i .
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Incorporated 1S55Capital, PAID UP • $9,000,000
Rest Fund, « $4,600,ooo
Has 85 Branches in Canada* and Agents and Correspondents in all
the Principal C5ties in the World.
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMEN'
at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate.
Clinton Branch q Er DOW DI KG, Manager
HURON PRESBYTERY WILL HELP
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Owing to the fire which occurred in Johnson’s harness
shop on Tuesday morning last our Overcoat stock was
slightly damaged by water. We secured a satisfactory
settlement; from the insurance companies, and.are going to
: sell every Overcoat in our store at big rccluctions. The
settlement came too late to give special prices this week.
Watch this space next week1 t
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Every Overcoat Must Go. . Sale Starts
Saturday. December 30th. Come in and
get particulars.
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CDUNCTL BY ACCLAMATION ’
Clinton ’Elector® wifi. be- called
upon to ehoioise only for mayc a? and
reeve asCpunciillOrs, Ford1, BeacOn.
and Jackson and iMessirs.- Fred
Jackson, A*. J. Moorish, an’<( Dr.
Thompson put in their qualifica
tion' to the ‘Clerk. No doiub-4 this
Will prove agoo-d council this year
as the new members are firBt-,cldss
business men of town, ami/ gener
ally firisit-class business men, make
first-class COuneiiioTH Here’s hop
ing that they will do their d’uiv in 1912 J *
WATER commisxoners.
Mr. H. B, Chant withdrew* leav-
o be com-
and
mg the Board next year
posed ■otitlhe coming May .>2
Dr. Shaw and J. BA Hoover.
' OTHER NOMINATIONS’
East Wawanosh—Coiund’ of
e‘i£tec? declamation. 1
Beeye, D. .E Macdonald; ' XunSi
Dav ad Be 1, w an. i-ong n. 1>.b1 a« 1 Theo. Hal, J. A. Mills, Simon urn1
che 1, J. W. M’cKibbon, C. G Van
stone, van
Blylh;-Keeve-L. Hill, D“. r-’’no
CUiaiel'feju, J.p-IcPherson, J. Cult, A.B, Carr; W*.
I i;jliY..Jcra.'Oy, ,
G or. et kh Township,—Reeve—S.
x^an’uy; eouncElqrs Bert. Lindsay, Joan RaHiwed, J.1L Lobb* Geo’
jiiuruo., A.l KtebcH'.nu. 'on.
I j Ha Ie-1?—Ro*r‘VO‘^L”i>'te ■
i'eacom, John Fingland.
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At aspects! meeting of 'Presby
tery held at Clinton o|m.the 6th of
December the following, resolu
tions were submitted by the, com-,
mit'tee on Systematic Bene’ fice'ince,
after interesting a|n(d inspiring ad
dresses by the Moderator of. ,,th»
General Assembly, Dr. R. P. McKayu
and Dr. A. S. Grant, Superintendent
of Home Mirrions. These .Were.ac
cented by the' Presbytery and or-,
dered to be sent down to the cefq,
gregations of the Presbytery with-,
the apportionments far the gqne'r--
al Work oif.tlhe Church. ; .
.The resolutions are as follows:—
it.1, ^Aab the Presbytery accepts
000 ®yn0,d’s apportionment of $14,-
2. That t a Missionary Committee
be organized in I every cotagnega-
3. That an individual canvass be
.^V6rX congregation oin behalf of the missionary and educa
tional work of the Church. ,
■ L That each congregation have
its apportionment seat down to it
by Presbytery before the date of
ing annUal congregational mee/t-
5. That the Presbytery's Com-
£?£,tee <>n. Systematic Beneficence
be authorized to assistzcongregS-
tions in organizing /Missionary Smivtask63 in ^tomplishinig
The apportionment for each con
gregation is,as follows:—
Auburn and Smith’s Hill $ 750.00
450.00
• 900.00
900.00
i 900.00
900.00
650,00
1800.00
460.00
• 1200.00
700.00
700.00
. 700.00
1500.00
■ 900.00
406.00
275.00
gregation ia,as followa:—
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Bayfield
Blyth
Erucefield
Clinton
Egmondville
Exeter
Goderich
Grand Bend
Hensail
Londesboro* and Hullett
Kippen /
McKillop
Seaforth
Hoad
Varna and*Blake
Leeburn and Union