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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1958-04-24, Page 2PAGE Two Cx�NTc • :lin,ton, riews-o"Record E CLINTON NEW ZRA THE C>i:.7?V'I'UN NEWS- WC OM. ' Amaigarnated 1924 P.ubljebed every Thursday at the Heart of Huron County bi. Clinton, Ontario — .Population ,2,802. Itf O Z A. L. Colts touu.., publisher Wilma D. DinniN Editor tr0LV SUBS ON RATES: Payable in advance- -Canada and Great Britain: $3,00 a .year; United; States and Foreign: $4,90; .Single Copies Seven Cents Authorized as second class mail, Post Office Department, Ottawa THURSDAY, APRIL, 24, 1958 r OUR LOCAL CANDIDATE For the first time in some, ears the ' the results are for the, Conservtative party, y town of 1CAntton has +a candid'a'te in a, prov'in- then GIt will mean endbrsemeeot ''by the people dial •deotiany. Dr. J. A. Addison will represent of (tike Frosit government. If the results are tante Liberal panty in ,dive' by,election scheduled for the Liberals, dion It will be oaken to mean for Huron, on May 12, a revival of the' provincial'; Liberal panty, and Mft is a good opportunity .to support a gentle reminder to the Froslt 'TaniUy" that the local candidate, amid obtain a voice in the times can change., leegdsladve houso of Ontario. True, at the Locally, 'h'owever, the 1eople wu:)1 :ha(re °s`pitesent itime my Liberal member would be a choice bettwee'n two excellent candidantes. sitting in the, steats� of the, opposition. Many We can be tassur d t)nat .elt,h+er one orf the g � will say that such- a member' would be .of men named woWd carry, out to the best of Rtdle us* to the community their ability the requests of the el'eat6cs. This ds! true only pazrti!ally, No gov- I In Clinton and -district, the electors can ornament would ,be true very long to the print- cip'1'es of democracy,- if they diel- not have an active and prom%mrng opposition. The Ontame � house has been AnItncis:de by -many thin1 ing peo- ple because' the Vallance is too. strong in; one dllr- ection. In this by-election in Huron, and the other itihree ridings, where ,they are scheduled, observers wlilp' be, looking• for indications, If elect a well-known doctor from the commum, ty, knowing that their sown particular ;in'terest's' will be well, l'o'oked after. We would' like to see strong support given him, and, would say so, retgardlless, of the polliticall banner under w'h'ich he -nay Ode. To havea member in the House at Tor- onto . isi an honour and a privilege to any mund:c'pa!1'ilty, SMELT AND SPRING DEMOCRACY Bruce Hutchinson,, an `Inttemnattionamly ale denounces current :politics as. "government known Canadian journaaais't and author, warns by the seatrc9h for popularity, by public opinion du the current issue of MacleainPs 1VJagarzino that polls'." Democracy has! an inner sickness that may be "Firnallly in the age of television, and: mass fatal.. He sees thus: as more d'mportant to fear entertainment, this method is tending amore and more to make statesmen not only salesmen but than camnnwnvist aggression itself. actor's, whose• statesmanship dg judged not by "Tgday,,, " the article states, ",politicians its effects in public but ,by the performers' throughout thte West have lost ►the courage to abmliety to put on good show." act in the, peoplte's best interest; rather, they. ' These failures are not necessarily final, slavishly follow the shifting mood . of public the article con4Audes. But they can, be set right opinion on 'every question' regardless of the in, only one place: ."the cranium of the ordinary fang -term interest tof the countries ninety govern. mans, -_ t_. ..._ ....,...... -..... ...... N ►lV NEWS-RFMRD TH[IRSDAY, ApnrL 24R 195s The bxwde wore a gown. oof blue 7 9. ur 40 • Years -Ago CLINTON NEW$, -RECORD Thursday, April .2ti, 191,8 Anyone wishing toSee a really plow.r piece of welding ought to come into thio News -fiord office aind •take• a +look at .a job doge on our Q0rdon press, It was dune by A. Seeley a few weeks ago. There are few cl'eve!rer Hien' at this line sof work -haul Mr, Seeley, It he cannot p 't your machine of whatever sort into �Wwknng o0 - der the probability is t'h'at '&t is past -fixing, A millinery parlor Seas been op- ened in the NOrmandiol Block. Miss Ila Bawd -en in.utes the lad=. les of the yiclr ioty -to come in~ and see the dis'pla'y, Major J. W.- Shaw, ,1VI.D., late medical officer of the 161st 'bat- talion, arrived- hrnnd, on 'Saturd'ay !eVen,ing after spending 30 months din the -army and as year and a half ;or #snore in England, "The 161st was a fine battalion,' re- ma'rked the . Major, "there was .none better, It was very seldom, Indeed,, that any of the original `Hurons' ever got onto any troulb- - CLINTON NEW ERA 'Thursday, April 25, 1918 Lavergne Churchill, only son of David Churchill, Goderich Town- ship, has eas'ted in the, Royal Flying 'Corps, • Ducting the, past summer Mr.. Chu'rchtill has been teachinng school out West, • "Short"' .Schaenhals was avis- inter In London on Sunday. A special meeting of council was hield on Monday -evening. with Mayor Thompson in the chair and .Reeve Ford .and Councillors Wil'tse, ,Miller, .Sheppard, 'Cooper, ,and Langford present, The 16th day of May will be: set apart as Arrbor Day for the planting of trees. The week of May 13 to 18 is to be called "Clean-up, Week". The menemployed on the streets will be paid 223/2 cents per hour dating from Apind ,18 inclusive. !Canada has, not shortage or coal, but unfortunately it is located in 'the extreme .east and west of the country. Ontario Inas nave, but we have peatbogs aplenty which, may help sopve our problem. 25 Years Aga CLINTON NEWS -RECORD Thursday, April 27, 1933 Victor Falconer rias ,rented the vacant lot wed;4 Nedi;ger•'s ,gar" - .age ,from the S. S. C000lper estate ,and is starting a commercial wbodyard. Bruce Vggart, who has been on the staff of the Bank of Mont- real for the past four years, has �j c� late over-Ndlova 'w w am Ac, ar i�, ..j '` ire$ - cessonies and ows!age of wed -rosy, (Iii our Auburu:.corresponflant) . tis, Miss tC oiby Snyder, sister o!$! A qt, ot bwt pretty' Wedding ;bride, was bridesmaid and been transfet6l gd `to 'tin (.. __rge.I was s!ollemnlized ;at the Loavdesboc o .cindse a dress sof Royal, blue ttaf- town bx+atn¢hy, a y, Weft fer, that United Churn manse', obi Sour- feta with white accesscni�e$ and tolw+n on, Tuesday, Imported rose bushes from Hoff- dray Avila 19, when Rlev. J, T. punk rase corsage, ]land, 18c each, two for 35c .at Whdite ulAted' in marriage, Jane A reception was hold at the A T. (Cooper's store, Snyder, daughter of Mr, and Mm hone of:t'he bp1de'p parents, Laster Mrs, 'W, Craig, :and daughter, john Snyder, I;;4. L Clinton, and the young couplet left .onat a wed - Patricia, iGodepricfh, halve been vis.. #James Glousher, Ekon of Mr, and dhing' tttmO to Manitoulin Islaanld. itl.ing the lady's sister, Mrs. J, Z :112>+s, Herb 'G+lousaver; 1 R 1,- Aub- On ter JX petur,rn i hey wall' reside l;andis. a urn. at ,Auburn. John ,H'oilyar ret'urn'ed last week to !P•ellel'ee Island where he ._.. .. is tea'ch'ing. He motored up and #back, taking- his car over on the The'Bi�Ve Toda.ferry from Leamington.+/' Miss Ruth Vlemmer, Who was h'om'e for Easter vacation, has re- turned to her school :at Bognor. 10 Years Ago g CLINTON 'NEWS -RECORD Thursday, April 22, 1948 New motor vehicles recently del'i'vered by Lorne Brown Motors Were a. Fargo truck to Bartliff Bros., and, a Plymouth .sedans to each .of Jack Plumtree, local bar- tber, and Roy Pepper, RR. 3, Sea, forth 'Mere dolt wean to be many new cars coming -through yet , A very pleasant even dng was spent in Summerhill Hall 'ars, Fri- day, April' 16, when the commun ity gathered tot honour Mr, and Mrs. Russell Neal: who have mov-, ed to C Croton. The evening was spent M social chat and progres- slye euchre. .Prizes donated .by local m'erch- Pants in .connection with the Lions Club Theatre Frolic in the' Roxy. Theatre Thursday 'evening will .go -on' display in Bartldff's' window Saturday. The first band concert of the season, to be held April 25, will feature a cornet duet by Leslie Peason and William H aril, .Trap -Shoot League Proposed By Same Enthusiasts (By our Hensall cora spondee) Anyone interested dxn trap shooting pl'eas'e attend, a meeting -at Harry Mather's garage, Ekeeter, an Monday evening, April' 28, at 7.30 perm. sharp. It has, been suggested to form. a +trap shooting ,league :am'on'g the local clubs, which would ,be God- eatich,, Clinton, Hiippern anis Exeter. One purpose of the meeting would be to hold alternate social shoots among the clubs through- -out the summer, and -to hold a banquet for all the shooters and their wives in tWe• fallt. All inter- ested shooters 'please plan tto at- tend this important meeting. 'SUGAR and.- SPICE (By W. (Bill) B. T. Smiley) ,Some 700 copies of Scripture In the spring •a number of signs make store fronits are .being planned; back yard • us eawave that the season Is really here. clean ,ups, .etc. One .of the ifir$t signs tis the opening of For ,those on tlhe back streets, spring the second door in, the tlobby'.ef the post office- has ° meant dust, and more dust, • as the del - Then: ith:e streets: ,gat swept - it had to be done 6ghtfulaty warrnv and, lovely summer weather at least twice this year.prevatilling, has' refused tobring• -the usual sett - This week a sure 9gn appeared in, the tllinig trahs. Housekeepers are getting quite person of Win Sheppard. WIn Mi his wheeled desp'amate in some alocations,• as their spring cart somewhere on the math street has become housecleaning refuses to srtay,done', the expected ,thing during the warm part of A welcome siigtn for rthe folk on the back rune year. street is ale disappearance of mu -d . from the Another sign lin .this area is the ta& sidewalks. Sprirng, came so soon, in Clinton of the young l'ad's, and the' not so, young. "Let's ithart puddles, were le6t between banks of snow ,go sm'e%ting oto -night," And like, as not they'll on itthe stidewzdks, and! then accumulated, and iga. got deeper. This spring has also meant numerous Spring and smelting and the promisee changes in the. location of business farms with- . of summer; - why long ,for the, "rare" days; in the, main streets. New' signs are going up; sof . June? DEMOCRACY Bruce Hutchinson,, an `Inttemnattionamly ale denounces current :politics as. "government known Canadian journaaais't and author, warns by the seatrc9h for popularity, by public opinion du the current issue of MacleainPs 1VJagarzino that polls'." Democracy has! an inner sickness that may be "Firnallly in the age of television, and: mass fatal.. He sees thus: as more d'mportant to fear entertainment, this method is tending amore and more to make statesmen not only salesmen but than camnnwnvist aggression itself. actor's, whose• statesmanship dg judged not by "Tgday,,, " the article states, ",politicians its effects in public but ,by the performers' throughout thte West have lost ►the courage to abmliety to put on good show." act in the, peoplte's best interest; rather, they. ' These failures are not necessarily final, slavishly follow the shifting mood . of public the article con4Audes. But they can, be set right opinion on 'every question' regardless of the in, only one place: ."the cranium of the ordinary fang -term interest tof the countries ninety govern. mans, -_ t_. ..._ ....,...... -..... ...... N ►lV NEWS-RFMRD TH[IRSDAY, ApnrL 24R 195s The bxwde wore a gown. oof blue 7 9. ur 40 • Years -Ago CLINTON NEW$, -RECORD Thursday, April .2ti, 191,8 Anyone wishing toSee a really plow.r piece of welding ought to come into thio News -fiord office aind •take• a +look at .a job doge on our Q0rdon press, It was dune by A. Seeley a few weeks ago. There are few cl'eve!rer Hien' at this line sof work -haul Mr, Seeley, It he cannot p 't your machine of whatever sort into �Wwknng o0 - der the probability is t'h'at '&t is past -fixing, A millinery parlor Seas been op- ened in the NOrmandiol Block. Miss Ila Bawd -en in.utes the lad=. les of the yiclr ioty -to come in~ and see the dis'pla'y, Major J. W.- Shaw, ,1VI.D., late medical officer of the 161st 'bat- talion, arrived- hrnnd, on 'Saturd'ay !eVen,ing after spending 30 months din the -army and as year and a half ;or #snore in England, "The 161st was a fine battalion,' re- ma'rked the . Major, "there was .none better, It was very seldom, Indeed,, that any of the original `Hurons' ever got onto any troulb- - CLINTON NEW ERA 'Thursday, April 25, 1918 Lavergne Churchill, only son of David Churchill, Goderich Town- ship, has eas'ted in the, Royal Flying 'Corps, • Ducting the, past summer Mr.. Chu'rchtill has been teachinng school out West, • "Short"' .Schaenhals was avis- inter In London on Sunday. A special meeting of council was hield on Monday -evening. with Mayor Thompson in the chair and .Reeve Ford .and Councillors Wil'tse, ,Miller, .Sheppard, 'Cooper, ,and Langford present, The 16th day of May will be: set apart as Arrbor Day for the planting of trees. The week of May 13 to 18 is to be called "Clean-up, Week". The menemployed on the streets will be paid 223/2 cents per hour dating from Apind ,18 inclusive. !Canada has, not shortage or coal, but unfortunately it is located in 'the extreme .east and west of the country. Ontario Inas nave, but we have peatbogs aplenty which, may help sopve our problem. 25 Years Aga CLINTON NEWS -RECORD Thursday, April 27, 1933 Victor Falconer rias ,rented the vacant lot wed;4 Nedi;ger•'s ,gar" - .age ,from the S. S. C000lper estate ,and is starting a commercial wbodyard. Bruce Vggart, who has been on the staff of the Bank of Mont- real for the past four years, has �j c� late over-Ndlova 'w w am Ac, ar i�, ..j '` ire$ - cessonies and ows!age of wed -rosy, (Iii our Auburu:.corresponflant) . tis, Miss tC oiby Snyder, sister o!$! A qt, ot bwt pretty' Wedding ;bride, was bridesmaid and been transfet6l gd `to 'tin (.. __rge.I was s!ollemnlized ;at the Loavdesboc o .cindse a dress sof Royal, blue ttaf- town bx+atn¢hy, a y, Weft fer, that United Churn manse', obi Sour- feta with white accesscni�e$ and tolw+n on, Tuesday, Imported rose bushes from Hoff- dray Avila 19, when Rlev. J, T. punk rase corsage, ]land, 18c each, two for 35c .at Whdite ulAted' in marriage, Jane A reception was hold at the A T. (Cooper's store, Snyder, daughter of Mr, and Mm hone of:t'he bp1de'p parents, Laster Mrs, 'W, Craig, :and daughter, john Snyder, I;;4. L Clinton, and the young couplet left .onat a wed - Patricia, iGodepricfh, halve been vis.. #James Glousher, Ekon of Mr, and dhing' tttmO to Manitoulin Islaanld. itl.ing the lady's sister, Mrs. J, Z :112>+s, Herb 'G+lousaver; 1 R 1,- Aub- On ter JX petur,rn i hey wall' reside l;andis. a urn. at ,Auburn. John ,H'oilyar ret'urn'ed last week to !P•ellel'ee Island where he ._.. .. is tea'ch'ing. He motored up and #back, taking- his car over on the The'Bi�Ve Toda.ferry from Leamington.+/' Miss Ruth Vlemmer, Who was h'om'e for Easter vacation, has re- turned to her school :at Bognor. 10 Years Ago g CLINTON 'NEWS -RECORD Thursday, April 22, 1948 New motor vehicles recently del'i'vered by Lorne Brown Motors Were a. Fargo truck to Bartliff Bros., and, a Plymouth .sedans to each .of Jack Plumtree, local bar- tber, and Roy Pepper, RR. 3, Sea, forth 'Mere dolt wean to be many new cars coming -through yet , A very pleasant even dng was spent in Summerhill Hall 'ars, Fri- day, April' 16, when the commun ity gathered tot honour Mr, and Mrs. Russell Neal: who have mov-, ed to C Croton. The evening was spent M social chat and progres- slye euchre. .Prizes donated .by local m'erch- Pants in .connection with the Lions Club Theatre Frolic in the' Roxy. Theatre Thursday 'evening will .go -on' display in Bartldff's' window Saturday. The first band concert of the season, to be held April 25, will feature a cornet duet by Leslie Peason and William H aril, .Trap -Shoot League Proposed By Same Enthusiasts (By our Hensall cora spondee) Anyone interested dxn trap shooting pl'eas'e attend, a meeting -at Harry Mather's garage, Ekeeter, an Monday evening, April' 28, at 7.30 perm. sharp. It has, been suggested to form. a +trap shooting ,league :am'on'g the local clubs, which would ,be God- eatich,, Clinton, Hiippern anis Exeter. One purpose of the meeting would be to hold alternate social shoots among the clubs through- -out the summer, and -to hold a banquet for all the shooters and their wives in tWe• fallt. All inter- ested shooters 'please plan tto at- tend this important meeting. 'SUGAR and.- SPICE (By W. (Bill) B. T. Smiley) L 0 V 4 cid z: Are your savings being "NIBBLED" AWAY? 1 , This is hard to prevent w when you write cheques against your Savings Account. Here's the businesslike way to save: open a new Personal Chequing Account for paying bills ... keep your Savings Account strictly for saving. Ask about this new :`Royal" Two -ACCOUNT PLAN. THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA ,Some 700 copies of Scripture There are 4,000 mobile homes in (have been distributed -:on, the Am- the amea, so the part-time work eri'can sidle !df, the 'St. Lawrence wi17 take the sial"man ,several seaway by 'a theological student montes to campl te. ,employed ' as part-time colport!eur by the American Biib&-_ Society, Suggested reading for next Lawrence G, Spriggs,. a former wetek: professional skater and now a 'Sunday..PRAUppdans 3: 1-21 student .for the mdnisttry, is 'visit- Mand` Colossians 3: 1.25 ing the trainer courts' and temp - ......... ovary cabin's along a sixty-milte Tuesday :•........ Colossians 4: 1-1$ strip of northern New York State, Wednesday Thessalonians 4: 1-1$ ene'ouraging families to. buy and Thursday ........... Psalms 97; 1:12 tread the Bible. He leaves an fl- MA -day ................... Psalms 9$: 1-9 lustratted Gospel in; each home, Saturday • ........ Proverbs 30: 1-33 L 0 V 4 cid z: Are your savings being "NIBBLED" AWAY? 1 , This is hard to prevent w when you write cheques against your Savings Account. Here's the businesslike way to save: open a new Personal Chequing Account for paying bills ... keep your Savings Account strictly for saving. Ask about this new :`Royal" Two -ACCOUNT PLAN. THE ROYAL BANK OF CANADA - Do you have, Tension? If you thought &nd! feeling .and leaves DO YOU HAVE A CHILD TR"? don't, you're either dead or a com- you lamp, sweating, tremb:i:ng, but • plete moron+. relaxed. Mat's the sort of thing that's, :a better 'Downer -upper tln- Do you have a -discarded refrigerator or icebox somewhere on; Do here do Clinton, ` by That is, if you listen to all the peogi!e playing the latest national an a half buttle'°orf whiskey fol- 'lowed by a brace of sleeping pill's. Business Professional your property. you The thing ds, little children playing gae, They play it with all .the m * �` and know. anyone else who, has one? themselves -can cover quote a distance in a few verve, an'd with ithe same blithe We've all had experiences h1w Theta it ,would be, good business to destroy seconds. Though they are under supervision of ignorance •6f thio rules, with which this. Caen :rememberirng some of — Directory �-- it, At least make "sure the lock is broken, or their parents, they can 'disappear. If in that they !once played 'Child Pyschol- cagy mine makes me nice' and liloppy and relaxed. Like the night the DOCTOR INSURANCE that,the door us coin etel off, The least pl y _. you short time they find a ibex with a Q!id or . town cap turned the flashlight on can do is, to, store At with tho door against the hinged -door, it seem8i a natural thing for them If you have a sore back, i't's a buncJh of us when we were prun 0. A. WEBB, D.C.* INSURE THE CO-OP WAY wall, to get inside and pull tthe door shun, without caused by nervous. tension. If your ung 'a few cobs of conn out of a �eRfow''s garden,, sothe rest would '*Doctor of Chiropractic Auto Accident' and Sickness, Already . this year two little boys haive giving much thought:,,to the way they plan to fleet swell up, ditto. If your eyes are brad' same deal. It's not -really have .a better chance to -grow. 483 MAIN STREET, EXETER X -Ray and Laboratory Facilities Liability, Wind, Fire and other lost ttheir lives in an abandoned ice -loco. Sure,. get out., AIR, too after -+ilei are found ilea lateti our -vision its u t nervous ten- Y. j Twelve seconds later I was three 'four perils Oen Each We day Exce t ,. p Y P P. A. PETE+"' ROY CLINTON it 'Happened in I�aohmne, Quebec, and that's a 'But Let's not give ails particul;ax• type' of smon. Sheer ttension makes you fences, tacit yards, land 'a block hiding sunder our Wednesday Phone HU 2 9357 long way from here, it could happen right child' -trap a chan'c'e to work in our +Gown•. smoke one cigarette .as fast as :away, front verandah. Tension loaned Tues. & Thurs. Evenings 7-9 , Co-operators Insurance yauacany so you :can Light another. h me wings', on that occasion. By , or Appointment' - Phone 606 Association -` -PROBLEM IS MANAGEMENT * * If you helchn after meals, it's be- the next mlas;e.ng I was as relaxed OPTOMETRY . � a cause you're tense'. If you dmdrtk too much it's+ 'tension that's driv- as you. please. * * * G. B. CLANCY H. C. L'AWSON ' The greatest problem for farmers in: the, they are produced where people meed aes•s to g you to at. If you yell at your in t Y � Speaking of wings recalls an- other example of -•teansdon's •beiaeif= Optometrist — Optician Bank of Montreal Building ' Clinton past several ears has not been one of #clue- y p live comfortably. 'cads, it's because you'res too tense. And if they yell aback at you, alt's - • It was one day in France in (successor to, the late A. L. Cole optometrist) p PHONIES: Office HU 2-9644, tion. Increased knowledge of scientific farming, ' 'Whether it be -by specialized,' 'farm'ing, because they're sa tense because 194'4, and I was trying to land an aircraft from: the right wing of For appointment phone. 93, Res. HU 2-9787 :and ever-dmprbved' machines has made produc- the method being ixs'ed .by our fa'rmer-nolghbours ' • � integrated you; yelled at them. � * "` * i which, clfused,g.;gaily, hung aeau- -bomb. GuderichInsurance — Real Estate loon per man ariorease pterrifically.IthouH g h -oute m xed farming, our If you suddenly start sneezing, part -up, fused, 1,000 -pound Tense? I -thought I'd diet _ J. E. LO1V GSTAFF Arent: Mutual Life Assurance Co. The pto!bl'em, isi and "I continue to be are gottrng to'find thie answer,. as I dildo rledemtfy, it's .not hay fev- er., It's an, atltergy set up .byy ten- * * * Hours: It was roughly similar to driv- 9eaforth: Daily except Monday & Be Sure Be insured for some lxzne, one of good management, Rads- The• ;(letter Review reports that a hallf snon. Only, tmulal'e is, the Tension -ling :a car dbwn the -highway at Wednesday -9 a.m. to 5.30 p,m. H. W. COLQUHOUN ing a (bumper boan crop ills of a#o use unlessi the mulallonn people have 'been added to Canada's Experts' can't tell you what you're 80 snipes an hour, with no wheels Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 12.30 .p:m. GENERAL AL INSURANCE grower cm, do it :at a. Oce that he can aftlord '` p domestic market in the last. 'twelve mantly pen'- allergic to, I noticed that every time I !got to work, and every on the left-hand side — mostlya Thursday evening by appointament matter of wile -power. But god - ReptesentatiVe Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada h soli for the amount the market will, pay. fold. This array grey hetlp ,fie far•mer°s prob- tame I got lvame, I snieezeld like may, old +tensaon pulled, me' through. I' Cllintbn: Above Hawkins Hard- Office: Royal Bank Building In this regard Canadian fiarm'ers are, ,goo- ing to compete with fanner of blue; world. No Qems, If he can sell lbcalty' alt tdh'a level of income which other residents of Canada ean�joy, mad. This -could only mean- I was allergic to my job and fanvily. made it. And when I climbed tout of that thing, I was silt relaxed, ware—Mondays only -9 a.m. to p.m. � PHON19S Office HU 2-9747—Res. 2-7556 amount of 1v roductilon on our hhg p part can, com- them he may ibe 'able through y rough good maavagem;ent, "way * * * As lam not at the paint it took two even to 'bald me � ' * * * ..5.30 Phone Hunter 2-7010 Clinton PHONE 791 SEAFORTII biat-the low prices, of goods which' can beim- to make a,g'otod 11ving and •keep -his of life" quite, yet where, I wi in give up botch And sd It goes. Pay not attent. d, E.. HOWARD, Bayfield ported for ,less than the domestic price, It' as nvell, without a. struggle, I refuse toitaget doav to Nervous Tension artists PUBLIC ACCOUNTAMT Phone Bayfield 584 Ontario tensio -with hel'Sts with y u�T res ands• Put i to Work l Automobile ,Association * THE ROPE O1' •LO oon f the rl nervi Pemsonallly, x this tension are wane, of used - n 'the•right totemvans,, in Car -Faro - Accident Wind Insurance r .Cr :think business, ds, a Tittle overdone. Cert- the right quantities. ROY We BEI�TTLEY Public Accountant If you need Insurance, I have (:,The Indian Language Ys� .not easily sub- draw ane •intra a .place between mountains. It gin dy we l'i'ver in a rather troubled excited ;and last -moving 'society, Talo- Us�t Sunday afterhoorn, for GODDRJCH, Ontario a Policy jolt to tnrtnnsaatieoav, but tliiHe.followiniig appea,riang ds' dart -blare- blit I v�tiJl ritbt draw .back; I wiar but .fi Rittlev tension nlever hurt anybody, example, when 7 took Kim alar' - g g Hugh ; each fislHiti , Did. I .eta Teloinhoine 1011 BOX 478 45-17-b T war rrr r r y. 'r �,.;...LI,OP NIrJTJA.. in the Mi�sdomir Re ow •orf thin world', is the y not °lye afraid, for %t IIS in there between -allose a: +it �: headache when they :spilled tante _ FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Indian versiton of the, 23rd 'Psalm. Slee haw mountains that tdhe Shepherd will meet me, ails Oh, I dodt, mean, the ordinary, bottle of loop and. one •box of ;pap- RONALD. G. McCANN Head Office: Seaforth Officers it)GGb President, W. S. huinam the, gad Psalm becomes-.) the hunger I have flit in any heart aalill -through Ire fretting, twerpy 'alt's iensioris, Like wondering what your wife is g corn' all! river the tacit seat? Well, a little onto. Did, I get an acid Public Accountant Alexander, Walton; vice-president, The Great #aline# above is a Shepherd this life will be satisfied. Sometimes tilalces ,. going to say -when you've •been out t stam.adh when ZIug�H slammed the Office and Residence Robert Archibald Seaforth; sec- ,.. . Chief, and I ani His, and with (Tann I want not. the Love Topp into a, whip, ,but afterwards He. Itnrig past the ailottied htour,. and car door on the tip of my spin- Rattebbury Street East retary,-treasurer and manager, M He throws, out to me A rape, and the 'name• of gives me a staff that .I may lean on, have had more khan the allotted ninlg ,rod? Maybe just a trifle. * * Phone 1W 2-9677 CLINTON# ONTARIO A, Rend Seaforth, Directors: John H. 1MtcEwing; the roper ist Love. He dtaws Me and I -Ie' draws p r '. He spreads a table before' rile' w1th all number, Or the slight tightening of ttmdo'ns inn your meek as you � But I didn't let it throw ane. I _ 50 -tib Robert Archibald; Chris. i,eon- me, afid He draw& me to where the grass is kinds of food. Ho puts Iris• hand upon any head), drive In heavy traffic with Your Put tension to work. Tho fourth, � hard-, Bornholm; E. J. Trewartita, :green, and the water is not dangerous, and I and tai r'rttiteW is gone. My cup I -Se fills it till kids fig httan ayn.d ;-,creaming in the That's tvn'o I took, our• three llines out of REAL ESTATE Clinton;. Wren. S. Alexander, Wal- ton; J. I,. Malone, Seafarth; Har - eat and 1u dOwn satisfied, eat it rubs ovore, bask seat, the kind of stuff that could drive a fellow to sneez- the water, inextricably -intetwov- en, I lust let the tension, roar th. vey fuller, Goderach; J. E. Pepper. Sometimes any '4 ieart is very weak, and Wh.a-t I tall .you as true, I lac not. These ing tiyi2dly, or belching betweern a♦otrgly me, -oak out MY knife, caij L9ONAAD 6. WINTER Brucefield; Allster Broadfoot, Sea. :fall'ia 'down', but 1-16 lifts It up agidn, armed draws, roads that are away ahead will stay with me courses, rely out the thive' lines, threw Real Estate and guAlbeag Broker foirtli, Agents' Ld er . wm, aper Jr,, Lender- -rile Into a .good road, His name is Wonderful, 111ittntg!ht 111fo; and afterwards I will gni to liver ihi * � w!hta I mean, iS the grand; rare the -worm can m the ,river, the hilt's; In the car, aid mit greTat,, �g� street =• Clinton koro; J. V. Prnteter, I3rodha en Soarnetirriet, at array be very soon, it aflay be longer, it may be as -tang; long tame, He will -Ent Big Telyee', and sit down- with, the, Shepherd dhlef forever: tension -bleat as like a purgative, a solaced and happy, -illi the way Phone RV 2-6692 Selwyn Baker, Brussels; sic Munroe, Seaforth. cathartic•, that drives out all home.