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ELECTION LAWS AMENDMENT
ACT, 1920
r' II' ONTARIO VOTRVS' LISTS
ACT 1923,
ELEIITORIAL DISTRICT OF
CENTILE' HURON
• NOTICE OF SITTINGS OE--
a
'O
REVISING OFFICERS.
" I
•be the Revising Officer' and his Clerk
will bo A. IL McDonald, whose -dd-
dress'is Brussels; "I
S
At the Town Hall eafortit, un' the
7th day of .lune 1923
to hear complaints as to the Lists of.
Voters for 'Polling Subdivisions Nos.
1, 2 3, 4, 5, and. 6, for the Town of
Seaforth, and that, 11..G. Reynolds,
Glcrih
willbp t
he: Rev
isor
g
Officer
and his clerk' will be J. A Wilson,
whose address is Seaforth:
TAKE; NOTICE that Sittings of
the Revising Officers for the purpose
of hearing g complaints or
appeals
sal
s
with regard
to. the Voters' List t
to
• na•
d
iber
be used at the election of a ine o
of the 'Asseinbly pending for the
Electoral • or l t
:strict
of,C
Centre Huron
will be held at the following times
and places, namely:
At the Court House, Goderieh, on the
9th day of.Jnne,'1923
to hear complaints as to the Lists of
1
Voters for Polling Subdivisions` Nos.
for the Town of
1,2 3, 4,5,Gand 7, r ,
t
Goderieh, and that His Honor' Judge
Lewis II. Dickson, Goderieh, will be
the Revising Officer and his' Clerk
will be L. L Knox, whose address is
hat .:any vats.' who desires to COM-
) that his name or the name of
any person entitled to be entered on
the raid Lists has been o amitted porn
the ,game or that the name of any
persons who are riot entitled. to be
Voters have been entered thereon.
May, not lees than two clear days
and. no 'more: thin five Clear days
before the days .fixed 9'or holilbng the
above sittings, -apply, complain or: ap-
pool'to have his name or the manse
Of a'nY other person entered on or re-
mbvyd from , the List,
AND FURTHER TAKE NO3ICE
that such appeals must be by noti•
ce
in writing in the prescribed form
signed by the complaltittnt .n dupli-
cate end given to the Clerk of the Re-
vising Officer or left :far him at his
address es stied aobv.e.
IIiW'IS II. DICKSON.
Chairman of :the Election Boarcl for
the County of Huron
]Patel this 12th Baty of May A. D.
1928. • ' 02-2
At the Township Ilall, Carlow, on the
•5th• day' of dune„ 1923
hear complaints as to the Lists of
to
. P
n Nos.
Subdivisions ubd u
^.far Polling S
Voters g
1, 2, 3, and. 4, for the Township of
Colborne, and that R. G. Reynolds
willbethe.Revising Officer' and his
Clerk will be Mrs, G. J. 'Hethering-
ton,
is
n whose
address
to s
w
Hall,Sea
t par
Carnegie Lb
' the Y
AL
forth, on the 8tit day, . of June 1923
Lists of
to hear complaints as to the
Voters for Polling Subdivisions Nos.
Township of
lie. Town
d 4 for t 1
3 and a
310K0109, and that R. G. Reynolds
will.be•the Revising Officer' and his,;
Clerk will be' John McNay,t whose ad-.
dres is R. R. No. 2 Seaforth.
At the Town Hall Clinton, on the 8th
day' of June,' 1923,
GoderieliDistrictMetb lists,
.Ministers and Laymen,
Meet in Clinton
Tho ministerial session of the May
District meeting of the Goclerich Dis-
trict -was held in Ontario street
church, Clinton, commencing May.
17th, at 2 P. in., Rev. S. Anderson,
chairman of the District, 'presiding..
The devotional exercises 'Were con-
ducted by the chairman after' which
Rev. J. L. Foster wax elected sec -
.rotary. Roll was, called and seven min-
isters. answered to -their names. Ex!
amination of mini�stei'ial character'
was conducted and resulted in no
objections being taken. There were
no' deaths reporter. in the raphes of
district this
past
istx
of -the d .
' 'stet o
the.nuni s
year.To the disciplinary question:'
"Who are superannuated or' recom-
mended to be continued in that're-
lation: the names of Rev. J. P. Ford
and T. J..Snowden were recommended
recom
relation,- It w
as also in
that're
mended that Rev. Hector W. McTav
ish be -restored to the Active Work. at
hs own request: '
It was moved -and seconited.that the
Rev. J. E. Ford send Rev, W. R.
are a
re
into to
e appointed rl prepare Osborne PP
o b.
District
resolution for tlie"eneral Dist
pane
' 'eiii e
the t
regarding P
�•' 1 e
Meeting' g
M 6 g
•
question in .the coming election.(car
vas ap-
pointed
'Snowden t P
Tied).
Rev.
J.S
pointed to prepare a resolution on
Sabbath- observance.
Examination of the probationers of
the District was then proceeded with
and the' probationers were asked the
usualpih
;3, E, I' Ord, 'Rev. It, ' Fulton: Irwin,
Fred Savaun'c, Il, It. Long ,and 5, G.
Oourtice, „
It was moved and seconded and
carried that a resolution be "lamed
expr3ssing :our hearty appreciation
of the generous hospitality extended
by the people of Clinton to the mem-
bers of •this District Meeting. '
tt was, moved and seconded than
we
1M1% 'on _recond our appreciations.
of, the services of Rev, S. Anderson
as chairman of the ' District `fox• the
last four years (carried with ap-
plause) A suitable reply was g'iven
by Rev. Anderson.
Bayfield :circuit was recommended
to the ;favourable ' consideration of
the sustentation flint committee to
the extent of $200.
,'Walton circuit was recommended to
favourable consideration of. the sus-
tentition fund committee to the ex-
tern of ,their dcfieieney in. salary.
i13enmiller (moved and seconded)
that the Board of Benmiller circuit
work 01 ag neigh And officers�or
their watchful overhtpht and enforce-
ment
ment of the Lord's Day Acts and
premise,' them oar hearty. eo char
gttoii
2 We the members of the C,oderich
District assembled in Clinton, May
1Sth, 3923, desire to express our grat-
itude ship
Studd to God for his, leadership } in
the cause of Temperance and moral
reform and also 'Temperance
all agencies
which have by. their :sympathy and'
action co operated in securing' for
the cause such. legal recognition as
it has-seeuted at. the present time,
We -hereby express our opinion
that the 0 T. A. should not be in-
terferred with in any way which
Would at all renew the bold of the
strong drink upon the habits of, the
,people 'and obly such amendments
bo made es would strengthen the
act.,
We desire 30 express our willing-
ness as in the past to assist in an
a enforcement of the law; which will
be asked to fill out a form to be pros- secure the spirit and intention of
,onted to the finance committee and the Acs::
that it be` -forwarded to the susten- file :also urge upon our people that
tation Isind eotunxitte° (carried.) they use 'their influence in securing
Members of the Lily delegates to such candidates in the corning election
conference were as follows:--- as will have the interest 5,1 the Pro-
'regulars -H. R. Long', Goderieh; hibition cause at heart.
,Tames Adams, Goderieh; E. G. Cour- 3 Whereas the growing - sale
rise, Clinton J. A. Irwin, Clinton; C. 0,t native wines; docs much to rob
II. 1Iolland, Seaforth; John Kilpat- tho Provinces or. the splendid effect
`rick, R. R. No• 1, Dungannon; Isaac of the 0. T, A. in the reduction of
Currie, R. R. No. 6, Godecich; A. E. the drinit evil.
Johnston, R. R. No; 2, Auburn; John Therefo4•a resolved that this.
Maines'Seaforth;
Blyth; Robert Clarke, R. Pv, Goderieh District meeting ur ae the.
Seaforth;'John Feagan, 15. R. Government to extensYthe prohibitory:
No. 2, clauses of the O. 1', A., to eliminate'
No. 5 Gointon; John iTcon, as far as possible, the evil effects hof,
No. 2, Clinton; Wm. Ivison, Kippen; thistraffic.
Wm.Bailey, Goderieh.
Alternate: -:Jelin McClure, R. R. •
No. 1, Bayfield; R; E. Manning, Clin-
ton; A..'13., Pentland ,Dungannon;., W.
L Keys,,Seaforth._
Appointment ,.on, committees at
-La" 'A •eneies: J. Ls
:GonPereilce: yb g
mice,
G. Cou
Foster; G
Tiffin,
Uonting�ent Fund A. C, Ti
A. E. Johnston.
Sustentation Fund': -D. N. Mo0amiss,
J. A. •Irwin; 3. Kilpatrick.
',: Evangelism and Social SerVhee,;,
ul J.
- ollai
RoyOsborne, ne
C
'.H H
M
.mss.
Memociat and Miscellaneous Re-
solutions: R. F. Irwin, W. Ivison, R.
Clarice.
.err J. W. Hedley,W.
iChur'ch'Plop �*
Bails .
Y
I
ea an J.
Work: J. Feagan, State, of the Wo g ,
Adams,
Nominations: A. V. Walden,
b utt.:
-
Tr, b
Education: P. Baines, IL -R. Long.-
IFinance and Christian Steward-
ship: W.Moss, H. D,. Moyer, J. Currier
The following' resolutions were pas-
sed unanimously
1. We the. members of the Gode-
YOUNG FARMERS.WILL IIAVE
EXCURSION DO GUELPH
the auspices of the Junior
IJndex _
As ociat' ns
ro
Farmers' Improvement
Far x
and Junior Women's Institute of
Bruce,'. Huron ani. Perth 'Counties, an
excursion, to -Guelph will be run on
the 19th of June. The urogram for
the day will be as follows:
Tion
o12.mJ:Ju
Judging Competition
t
10t a g n p
of Junior Farmers Teams- in dairy
cattle, beef cattle and horses.
10 to 12 a. in.: Geis will have de-
nionstration at Macdonald Institute.
'12, -to 1: Free lunch, for all, pro-
vided '
ided'b College.
v
Y
rent de-
partments.,
Inspection o'£ drfte
1 to 3.30, nsp on.
•
,,3,30'to 5.30:; Sports managed by
McLaren.
n
• l
For full particulars regarding tai:
road rates, auto regulations etc,, write
Campbell Lamont, Agricultural Rep-
resentative. e_Walieettoni S. B. Sto
questions o e ther:s , Agricultural Representative,
disciplinary Y , Clinton or M. C. McPhail, Agricultur-
chairxnan. Tho probationers were rich District of the Methodist church, al representative, Stratford, or the
he Lists of
as -t � riesdesire • complaints o t hen c928 de x
hoax i t8 h 1
to tiro and May1 t Junior Farm -
1,'2,
to re assembledyour local
1Voters' for 'Polling Subdivisions Nos. cons deed � assta secretary of yo a
,iClinton consideree.. In the case of Clayton A. nest emphatically Co express our l ers' Assciation or Junior Women's
1, 2„ 3, and, Seeger
the :Town c'l C n Baxter it was moved `and seconded the sanctity, of
aiid that'C. Seager will he the Ile-. deep' cpn s for Institute
that he be continued probation.and the Lord's Day, and, believe that
g , T925
Goderieh: Vismg Officer an s er;ls w ietitrneti to college. (carried) clothing but constant vigilance on e
the Town Hall, Brussels,' on the
D. L. Macpherson, whose Ji cress is •as then adjourned to.
Clinton: • • meet at -7 p . By request Rev, H.
d Lev.S. Banes were
attend: ' the ev-
to hear• complaints as to the Lists of 'ening sessionto attend o' -
P in Subdivisions os, a t engagements.
township ane business
of Iiu lett.. andthat C. Seager willDeaminationca o;
bete revising^ Officer an his Clerk
will be J. Fingland, whose address is,
Londesboro. Each sitting' will com-
mencethe .forenoon
mance 'at 10 o'clock in,
and will continue until 12 o'clock
Voters for Polling Subdivisions Nos. noon, or until the appeals have been
3 U i The meet n6 w_ part of all cone rned, both in the
administration of the lave relating
8th day of June, 19 e I P
unit Hall Lon esboro on D Moyer, and thereto, and by the ehurclies,and -riiin-
Lists of
At Comm y Y
he Ls
't' ast ' the
'eom lain sto re -affirming to hear.pthe 7th day of Tune 1923 � then excused from g :steps _constantly" re g
1 aers` for Pollinghvillage
of Brei Nos. tt d yl then un scriptual injunction, it we are; to.
1 and that2' for the of Brussels, Voters for Polling S bd' ' N Ministerial
and William Coats, Goderieh, g port n preserve, this'mbsti sacred and God -
will. be. the Revising Officer and his 1 2 3 4 5 6 and 7 fol the session resumed b smess at 7 p. m given institution which, we believe
Clerk will -he A. 'II. McDonald, whose 1 h t C of candidates
for the so vital to tho,,,interests and well
address is Brussels. •h 1 Off d ministry w n 1
At> the Town Hall, Ethel, on thq 9th
(illy of June, 1923
to hear complaints as to the Lists of
as conducted eted and' the case
of William O. Robinson was eonsid- o£ mankind,
sled. The usual; disci•plinary sues-, We' recommend, that in the, hones
being 'of the body,' Mind, and spirit
1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 for the township disposed of.
of Grey, and that William :Come will AND FURTHER TAKE NOTICE.
�aad ®a improved Farms .
To' pay part ' purchase money` or existing mortgage ;
To erect buildings or improve present buildings ;
To buy stock; To pay off Bank Loans, etc.
Farm IIIIiirtgages Purchased of Loaned Upon
,"Do all your long term borrowing from an old established
mortgage loaning Company. .Your business will be confidential.
Von will always know where to, find your lender and your
desires will -receive prompt, and business -like consideration.
Write. or Call upon
The Ontario Loan &Debenture Company --.
Dundas Street and Market' Lane
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Only once a year
comes this glorious
excursion to Detroit
•-tlus,opport0nity to
visit the amusements Ode Way
theand db
there n your
shopping -and enjoy
the balmy hike ride, the danc-
ing,.the , a t
music aboard,
Leaving Goderieh 9:30a. m.,.Ttine 12
the steamer! Greyhound tenches Por(..
Huron 1:30 0. in., end Detroit 530
i, m.' Etii0Y- Doti. oit sights until
Thursdny,,Juno 14, at 1 nn,� m., when
return trip to. Goderieh is made.
Last trip to 1 ,iron leaves Goderieh.
on Friday, June 15th, 9:30 s. nt,
M g n d a y MOON- 5Oc
titGNT
LIGHT CHiM.DREcN i!
1
lun�e'''11 25
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our' m nti 6
Do 'not fait oc alloy the three h
undo* out a Goderieh, Monday evening. June ll, t,
unlet the au9jpicce of rho 33rd Regiment Bend,
do a
hoard.
Orchestra [ar
ditn g
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he
lax
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Orc
u
tions were answered satisfactorily by
the candidate and it was moved and
seconded...that he, be received as a
candidate for the ministry.. (carried)
also that his year on Walton circuit
bo allowed .hirn on probation. Meet-.
ing was then adjourned to meet at
81,30 Via. in, the meeting 111/,115 dismis-
sed by Praye.rby Rev. A. 0. Tiffin.
Ministerial -Session Friday morn-
ing opened at 8.30, Rev. S. Anderson
in the chair. " Meeting: was opened
with prayer. Some time was spent
iii discussing the question, "Can cony
measures be adopted 'for increasing
the efficiency df our Ministerial
.abouts, and the promoton of the work
of God.''-' It was` expressed by some
of the beethern' that it was possible
for a minister to be quite too mueli'
with men and not enough alone with'
God. It a150 expressed that it
very, largely- .the duty -of the people
and laymen of the church to visit
people in their shops and homes and
converse with them on matters of reli
gion and proonito.Christion: fellowshif
among the people, so that the people
will :Cot have the impression that the
laylnens'" chief b,usiness:.is managing
the finances. : Questions regarding'
class ,meetings,' visiting families and
schools were asked cacti•minister and,
satisfactory answers were given.
A. Variety of answers 5551.0 given to
the •question " Have children been
divided into catechumen closes," Spate
referred to the Mission Bands lVIis-
I
sion Circles, ,Tourer Leagues,' and
Yotntg, Peoples' Meetings, Prepar-
atory. Classes for those joining the
church.
'The General session opened witii.
devotional exercises at 0,80 a. in. :.
''Phare -tere fifteen ministers Mid
probatio5Irs present .and eleven
laymen 119r, H. R. Long was ap-
pointed to audit: schedules. The `sche-
dule of each circuit was read, six sir-
cui.ts reported an increase in Mis-
eionary' givnngs;bat nine x'eported' a
decrease, the hitt decrease for ' the
District was 3214, but good hope is
held- out that this amount ' will be cov-
ered by further subs'cr'iptions to bo
rbccived,
Total amount ,ef. Missionary mon-
ey eV reliorted .fox`/the Diict.
G 310,110'
.
mus. `�
ensial
W
ers M1r iOt
°rrY
Society
inn
Paid, by circuits • for ministerial sup -
21. is6
Total Connectional Funds a7.xo
not to
$18,748.
Rev, A. C. Tiffin was appointed
illi°sionary secretary for the District.
Mr. 0, H. 'Holland, Seaforth, was
recommended as lav repscsentalive to
'Conference • Miss, committee.
r[n the case of James I: Pearsgri
(irobat'iotrcr) it was recommended
that he be continued on trial and d al-
ao dist ire complete one year's stud
les and pass Isis exanslnations' be-
_ foto he be ordained.
Rev, A, V. Walden 'was appointed
11ointed
' n
to xcP r
went 1110 District on the
Statipning 'committee, Rev.
Mige'C alter Mite.
• A hoard of; rhemeih - nr operty' .1+'
eatlen Was S'iMeinied,r tilaix n.aii'lte•
v',
WRITS STAR LINE'
of our people the duty of the par-
ents : lie impre3sled, by example and
u oun peopletherete ' r. young eop
P P
P t,uPPon o
necessity of thein ,denying -them-
selves o'f;Pleasures which tend to
weaken ;their respect and loye for.
God's House and Sabbath worship.
We desire to call attention to the
constant danger 'which lies tri the
surreptitious sale of iceecreani, re -
freshmen -4 and,' other articles, by
slot machines "anti otherwise, which.
we' believe is becoming: more preva-
lent in many places where people
congregate on vacation days.
We especially call attention to the
often unnecessary -purchases of gaso-
line for
asoline,'for auto purposes on the Lord's
Day, : which could 'be avoided by a
{:roper forethought of those need-
ing it.
We approve,. and cormnend the
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fro ctoteo. t oi!o..s
. N.t s i3LRel�t�
by Laing'DLsitakuce ,
"95% 9510 0l' our lurnhei• busi-
ness is done by Long•Dis-
lance,"
"''ought all the material
for r 875,000 building by
Long Distance -it isi the
best and cheapest way.
"Closed two indent for •. ^
read -making material ,' by
Lon310 000, one for 372,000.?
"Use Long Distance 10
get latest priceson Ma-
terials before malting.
estimates on contracts."
In our Reefing' Supply
catalogue, we give .three-
tions :Car ordering by;:
Long Distance,"
We • are large t(scrs 'of
Long Dist,nee in buying
and selling second -.sand
materials."
UA
C
Long
Dist
1C
e at
ever Cpp0xttY1rty to keep
in touch with prospects
.for
• briclt,
'1
May ,'c tell you how
Long Drstahce is being
used to inorease Sales
In year business.
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Chips off e arfrr1�i0'..
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enin0 ingredients,'
then candy coated,
For children and adults.
Soldby J. E..1105
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CANADA'S LARGEST RETAIL GROCERS
Clinton, Ont.
WE SELL TO SATISFY
10 pounds
for $1.10
Granulated 100 lb bag
SUGAR'-
$11.4'0
EAGLE BRAND;
CONDENSED
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Milk 23c tin
LYI E,S' GOLDEN ST. OHARL:G$ or
CARNATION,..:
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STYLE
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Snacks
SPECIAL BLEND -
Coffee 39clb 3
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25
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ECH HELLO
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STORES :
QUAKER
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Corn
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Flakes
• 2 for '19c
CLINTON
TRAIN SERVICE TO TORONTO `
Daily I.l ice
d' t p Sunday.
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GAO a.m. 2.20 p•a
Gode
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live Clinton ... 6.25 ion. 2.52 p.m.
Lve + eafc1th . 6.41 a.m. 2.12 p.m.
Lve Mitchell . 7.04 a.ln. 3.42 pan.
Aro Stratford .. 7,80 a.ln. 4.10 pan,
Art Ilitchen,.r , . 3,20 a.m. 5.20 pan,
Arr Guelph 8.11 a.m. 5.50 p.m,
Art Toronto .. 10,10.aan.• 7.40 pan,
RETURNING
Leave Toronto' 6.50 a.m.; 12.55 p.m.
and 6.10 p.m.
Parlor; flake car Goderieh to To,
Lento on morning train and Toronto
to Goderieh 6.10 tram train.
'a
0
to To-
rontoParlor Buffet e Stratford tratfrd
on afternoon train.
0 0. Ilorning, D.E.A., 0,1,15, System
John Hansford Seri, Perone Gtr,
'Uptown Agent:., c;,.,...
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The Varnish that Dries - Fi-iard
And Stays ,Hard
:When we say hard, ave don't mean
hard only wlien it's 'cold weather,' and
soft when hot. 'We mean It dries
hard and stays hard all the thne.
No need to tell you that the .larder
and tougher, it stays, the longer it
shines and the more it wears.
HAWKINS & i3IILLER
HARDWA11E, CLINTON
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