The Clinton News Record, 1923-2-1, Page 6The Pen
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:: 'Fresh- Salinon, per Ib r_
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4114'. '.r Uma.t' lktll.
M. and ..Mrs. Russell° McCaig have
gene. to Guelph, s
Miss -Martha Taylo's of Goderich was
, in town on ;Saturday.
Mr. W. S: Downs spent .a.few daysi
in Toronto, last weeks!
Mrs McEwen "of . Bayfield has been
visiting Mrs. J. A.,Ford.
Mr. E. J. Gibbings made a business
trip to Toronto. Last :week.
Mr. Gordon of the G.T.R. passenger
Service, was in town last week.
Reeve 'Amos T"jhia s is,1n-t6 w on
Friday .last on his way from-God-
erich
Missflllis.of the Collegiate staff was
w£ her home in Listowel. over the
rweek-end.
Miss.` Cowan of "Blyth was the guest
during the past ,week of Miss Ida
Walkinshaw. .
Mrs.. „L. 'Annis of "Port Union is vis-
iting Mrs. 'Sorlthcotn'be and,'Miss
Washington.. •
Mr. 'and Mrs. 'Sims -and son of. St.
Mary's were the we$k-end' guests
of Mr. and Mrs. 0. Dew"
Mr. Harry. Bartliff left on Friday for
Vancouver„ ; B.C., after spending
' soole weeks with. his family in
Mrs. Wm: Young and daughter";,of.
Goderich were in:town on Monday
attending the funeral' of the late
Mrs. Cooper.
Mr: Peaoock,:was in London on.Thurs,
• day last,; going down to visit his
brother, who -.is ,,undergoing -.treat-
ment for his eyes
Mrs: Abner .Cose.of Wiiighain"
ns was
,in -.town On Monday, coming• down
to .attend- the -funeral ,of ;the ;late
Mrs.. W. Cooper.,,
32145 Jennie Taylor' of L'ond'on wa's a
visitor in Clinton for a few days
. last. weeks, She was the' gtest',of
Mrs. T.' 3. Watt while in town;
Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Cook left yester-
day. alorning,.for California, where
they. willspend a month or 50
with their daughter, Mrs. Howson.
The Re'v.,J. E. Fold, of Goderich, a
Cornier pastor and family friend,.
took 'part,;in` the services at ;the
;funeral of the late Mrs. Cooper on
Monday. .
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Clark of' Strat-
. lford;'have .been in town during. the
past week, owing to the, serious 111.
ness of the , former's brother-in-
law, Mr, Thos. Fowler.
Mr. Newton :Davies lefty- this' morn-
ing to spend, 4 ,few days in . De-
troit. - He will visit relatives and
also take' tn!` a trade convention
now. in session there,
Mr.' W. T. Hawkins accompanied his
mother, who' had been visiting, him
for # feW weeks, 'to -her home in
'Hamilton last' weeks and spent a
day or so in -the Atiibitious City.
Messrs. Wm. and Israel Taylor of
!London visited the old town' on
Monday. They came to pay the
last tribute of respect to the .mern-
ory of an old friend; the late Mrs,
Cooper. "
Lt. -Col. J. A. -and Mrs. Cooper and
Son, Ma. Norman, Cooper, and Mr,
Willie Cooper came .up from To.
ronto Saturday to be :present for
`the funeral of the ,fornmer's troth-
, er, which took place on Monday,
Inspector T. It. Shepherd of the 'ROY-.
el /lank, who anent a' week with
!hit mother, Mrs. ,Ianito Shepherd'
of TTownshsr,d street, left Monillty
for Tr,ronto . where he united hts
brother,ioi- e, day or. to, before'. to.
turning to Winnipeg,
Miss. Lilian .Green, a' member of the
Advance staff, who had been home
nursing a hand, which she bad
wounded in a machine recently, Tee
turned to W$nghan'i on Saturday
to resume her duties. Her moth-
erreturned with her 'and spent a
few day:; in Winghatn.:
McT,eve,n and Mrs. It
'flensnll visited the
f6tt 1Cta. a th C, Girui
dash & ,,Carrg';
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Loa desboro'
Mrs 11 Shaddick •and family .spent
Saturday with relatives in Holmes-
,villo,
Mrs Jelin Harvey spent a few days
of" "tile past week •with her daughter,
Mrs; ,W. Lovett.
Mrs. Fred Johnston, accompanied
her, sister, Mrs. Weymouth of Blyth,
to' London -on Monday, where the lat-
terhas gone fon treatment. '
Mr:. Chas. Hall of St. Mary's, who
camel=up with -",the 'hockey team to
Clinton bn Friday. night,; spent the
week -end witl Jhis parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hall..
The Presbyterian "congregation ha's
decided to hold the -Sunday 'school
immediately after the church `service,
and not before as formerly. 'Begin-
ning With Sunday, Feb.. llth, the' time
of church service will be 2.15
with, Sunday 'school from, 3.15 ' until
'four o'clock. `
' 'The Committee appointed' at ' the
last regular '.meeting of 'the 'U.F.O:
to arrange fora social evening met
Mondry .night iii the community hall
and decided to. hold the asocial even-
ing ,on Friday, March- 2nd. `
The' Young ' Peoples' Guild of
Burns' church held their ,regular
meeting last Friday evening i the
clihirch, whop, a talk on the. "Prairie
Provinces", illustrated by lantern
slides was given by the Rev,
Mr.'Abery. ",..
;Messrs"Albert and Harold Morrell
have,' bought''the` forth of Mr. Jas.
W. McCool on the gravel road south
of,ondesb'oro and, ; get - possession
the first ` of March. ,The Messrs.
Morrell have been renting the Archer
farm for sense years,' their• lease ex-
piring „this 'year."
(Reeeiveit)oo lute for last week).
'The January, meeting of the'W.M,S..
, was, held at the home of Mrs„ Jaines
Campbell' on'Friday'of last weeks. A
pleasing feature of -this iiieetiilg of
the,W.M,S.: was the presentation to
Mrs. Arthur Jamieson of. it Life Mcm-
Ibership Certificate. Mrs, Jamieson
has been. -connected' with the Society
since its inception, thirty' years ago.
;The members' of the Societv'thoug'ht
.there was no better way of'reeogniz
ing the services of • so faithful a
,men-dier. "Mrs. James 'Campbell and
Miss Jean Hamilton on, behalf of
the 'Society - made the presentation.
The followingg is the, address:
"Mrs. Arthur . Jamieson, Loddesboro,
Dear Mrs.. Jamieson: As fellow
workers of the W.M,S. 'we desire to
express our appreciation of your
servicee as a loyal member of our
Society by presenting you'with.a Life
Mserubership :Certificate.
This is one' of the highest marks
of recognition that we Can bestow
upon one of our members for f.lith-
fiil-sarvieer
You have ;always been faithful and
loyal to the`work of the W.M,S., as
well as to .its members. You have
always beonwwiliin$'to;assistin'mak-
ing the meetings helpful and instrec-
tivo by taking willingly any pert
assigned you. • ,
,As you are one of the Charter
Members of the • Society and have
taken such a deep interest in its
progress since its inception the So-
ciety is largely indebted to you for
its, success' during the pasttliizty
years.
' In presenting you with thick Life
Membership Certificate we do so
feeling deeply grateful and tenet that.
yeti• will bo long spared ti give "your
splendid services in the fiitera as
you have so willingly in the least,
President, its las, Abcry; iiscae-
tary, Miss B .le hiett,O»
Mrq Jetniesop thanked the meati-
btT',i` for their girt, f Csbnrauls
WO) iegvIid ' y Cho ho 1 and- n
1,1114162 iG 'Ia time snout.
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IKippe>tt ,
M. Alex. McKenzie, who has for, .
the paws ^., b .weeits ' been visiting
friends in,. Toronto returned home
on Monday evening and reports hat--
ing had a very pleasant visit• in
the Queen' City.' Mrs. McKenzie ;.will
return about Easter.
Mr. John5,W'orltnian, whohas been
confined ".to the house with illness 1I
for the past month has so far . re-
covered • as to be about again. We
are glad to, hear of his recovery;, .I
On Moniiay evening a meeting was
held at the home:, of 'Mr. J. 'Wesley
French in the village. the object be-
ing to start a 'branch Horticultural
Society here. ' As this,is a very
laudable object it should eceive the
warm support of the community.,
McKillop Township'
Mr. and .Mrs: John Kerr enter-
tained a number of the, young peo='
ple of the neighborhood on Friday
evening last..,
Mr. W. . Agar and G. Little were:
working in 'town last week, storing.
away ice,
Mr. John' Eckhart was laid up a
few days -last week with a lame back.
i1VTr.' -Robt Agar'secured a good -
driver from W. A. Kirk of Tucker-'.
sinith. a few days ago. "Bob •likes'
something pretty good in the horse'.
line.
Prospects for an early opting ate
noted in the fact that horse buyers
are around looking up horses. Quite
a change, as in the past few win-
ters nobody seemed ,to be wanting
'to huy horses.
Varrita
Mr. Ilirrry 'Coleman spent the
week -end at the home of VIr. 3. 13.
Levis of 'Clinton.
Mr. Elmer Webster returned to
Clinton'on Monday to resume his
duties at the knitting' factory, after
a week's vacation at hie, hone here.
Mr. Lloyd ,Keyes has engaged with
his brother-in-law, Mr. Jas, Reid of
Clinton, and will begin. work with
him at an early date,
Mr. Alfred Austin was called 'to
Woodstock last IP siday .owing to .the
serious illness. of'.his little son, 'Wil-
lie, who with his 'mother, had gone,
on a visit to Mr. and 'Mrs. J. J. Ward
of that city. He had only been there
about three days when he, was taken
ill' with erysipelas and form few days .
his life was despaired of, but ho has
taken a change for the better and at
time of writing is 'doing' as well as
1
Horse 'blankets at reduced prices.
1 Saskatchewan Buffalo robe, reg. $17.50 for $14.50.
Dr. Hess' stock tonic. A full dine, call and get a sample.
. Full line of cross -cut saws at all prices. '
7t f28 -inch :Maple Circular Saw, reg. $12.00 for $10.00.
Axes and handles' at all prices.
Just received a shipetnnt of granite ware. See our 3$c window
We. have • a lareg stocks heavy mitts at great 'bargains..
WE ARE, OFFERING; SPECIAL BARGAINS IN CHESTERFIELD
SETS, AND MANY OTIER PIECES OF FURNITURE.
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CLINTON' COLTS WIN
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the goal tender on one of his rushes.
but 'our boys have the real sporting
spiritbecause he'. was ;heard_ to re-
,
mark' that if. yotl "want to play the
Baine you have to.take the ;mocks",
He had ,Cole -substitu'te hien hut only
till the next,' bell, when he took his
place,' to the satisfaction of the fans.
Elliott, our veteran war-horse played
'his usual game. 'Hc mixed combine -
with rushes and was always
65 the job .when.'needbel
'This, was the attendedkerne
of the. season.. Many were there 'who
never before Witnessed a hockey
game, and ale' 011 eagerly awaiting
the next one,
The next fixture on the local ice
will be the play off with Goderich for
the district. Don't'miss it.' Line-up:
St. Mary's Goal,'Murdock; defense,
obbs and Yates; forwards, Loueh
brothers --and Zimmerman.,
, Clinton: Goal, George Elliott, de-
fence, F. Elliott and Nediger; "for-
wards, Rorke, Roberton and Bowden;
subs, Cole, O'Brien.
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1 ALL CANADIAN BOOK'S TO '
LIGHTHOUSES
It has been decided tlmt ail the
books sent next seasonto the over
150 Lighthouses in the Dominion.
shall be "All Canadian."
Already, preparations are being
made by the Tract Society's Mission
to Sailors to select the very best in
Canadian literature for the useof
the "Watchers of the Tights.", The
Society hopes fo send nextstsuton,
through its "James ; ;. Potter .Litera.
titre for L ightllouses. Memorial'" over
one thousand Canadian Books, thus
celebrating in .tn acceptable way tho
ronplajion of 55 roars service for,
ho sailors On the Great; Lobes, As
last season, bi in the corning one,
Most of the books tont 1.o the Light-
bionics are g,bcr'o..iIy supplied by
the young people: tattier-a:1g the
Pe bile, I:1igh and Candle cation
Jacheels in the, J srevittec of Ontario.
The annual meeting of the Exeter
Agricultural Society w4is held re-
cently and the report for the year
was received, About $200 was ex-
pended last ''ear in draining the
fair grounds -and with this expendi-
ture. the society went about $75,00
behind. Tho election of officers re-
sulted as foliows: President, B. Wil
limns; 1st Vich-President, G. Pen -
hale; 2nd • NicerPresident, Jas. Jeck-
ell; Directors, W. R. Elliott, A. H.
Doupe, W, D. Sanders, (lilt. And-,
row, T. lintiltin, W. J. Hellman, Are
tliur Francis, F, Elleington, A. E,
lithorington; Lady Directors, Miss
Jeckell, Mrs. W. Il, Elliett, Mrs,
h, )tuntoi Mr, T. S. Woods was ro
appointed treasurer and G.. R. Selden,
sl eretary; auditors. Panl Cbatee and
Ches. Sanders,'Che President, Me
W'ilin.ms, wets appointed as a dole..
i ate to the anutuni canventfen to be
held in /reroute(
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MONDAY. FEBRUARY 5tio
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Excellent Programme,- consisting or
SONGS And RECITATIONS
Based Upon ,iLongfcllow's Werke.
.Admission, 150
MADE A JOTS 01" IT
Miss McPhail said at the 1.1.$'. 0
Convention : at Priceviills recently;;;
spealring of the last session. of Par.
'lament:
"Ikon. Arthur Meighen gave Pre.
nicer King the iuost eomplete trim,
ming over mortal matt resolved,<`Ilo
literally wiped the floor rr.t.' thin
Uprise of Conirnons with hime-ancl'
wiped it clean at that."
The lady, we should any, rather en-
joyed the speotaclo,
t,7tlto early bird catolies Cho worm'
brit what nbout the early worm't y