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F.1.eete4 ;For One Purpose only
TOMORROW the laW-rnakers of
i i has o
ment is wrong but certa.nI ,t not
the nation sit down In Ottawa for a
the duty to oppose the government
' � session of what Ganad�ans have a right,
i t
when it is r gh..
to hope ytill be law making, Back u7
Neither She correct in saying the
dtizne multi-xnillipn dollar.election Was
pegple who voted for him, did so. in
held, and tho men the people wanted
order that he could oppose the govern -
to serve them were elected,
ment. Ask anyone who voted Liberal
If these men,do anything else other
and we are sure.you will find that when
than get about the business of govern.-
he voted on June �8 it was so that the
ing the nation then they are abdicating
Liberals would form the next govern -
their responsibilities..
rent. Neither do we think it very far -
When the leader of the Opposition..-
fetched to say that the sante wag true
the Hon. Lester Pearson stated this
of NDP and Social Credit supporters.
week that he and the other elected. nien
We cannot help but feel that if the
and worsen of the Liberal, NDP and
three opposition parties, join together
Socred parties were sent to Ottawa, to
to overthrow the present government,
Oppose the government,then we think
pp
without more reason than is' now evi-
he -was speaking thoughtlessly and pos
dent, then they have .betrayed the
sibly, although we h.. not, .out of
people's trust,
ignorance.
Every MP in the Dominion Was
Her Majesty's opposition, As con-
elected and sent to Ottawa to do the
stituted in Canada, has the duty to op-
job of governing and they should all
pose the government when the govern-
buckle down and ,get at it.
Good Idea To Steal
WHEN WE'RE assimilating ideas
from other nations it might ,not be an
altogether bad idea to accept this one
from The Netherlands:
A new Canadian in business in
Clinton a few years ago told us he was
amazed at business practices, here: "The
stores are always having sales," he said.
"In Holland we were restricted to one
sale a year and no more. Wording in
advertisements were watched with close
attention to see that this rule was obey-
ey. .When when a store announced a
sale—it really was one."
Here in Canada, many of the daily
newspapers have adopted voluntarily, a
sort of . "advertising code of ethics."
They try to screen the copy submitted
to them, so that it actually says what
the advertiser means to say without
misleading the potential buyer.
- Weeklies the better ones have
been doing this all through the years,
It's difficult to tell an advertiser he
shouldn't state an advertisement a cer-
tain way, especially if he shows a sim-
ilar orie, that has obviously been pub-
lished in some other paper. It's harder
still to refuse an advertisement you
honestly don't believe, especially if the
money to pay for it is there..
But the News -Record has done this
in the past and will no doubt .do it
again—all in the interests of honesty,
and in the hope we can thus avoid lead-
ing. our readers to spend money un-
wisely.
We don't pretend to say we're one
hundred percent right every time—but
we do try.
Lucky, Lucky, Lucky 'Us
WE'VE GOT hundreds of young ceive a "traffic court" instruction under
sters from five years old and up trudg- the direction of the chief of police. The
ing off to school each day in Clinton, results in good habits at intersections
and most of them make the trip at and on bicycles is marvellous. We thrill
least twice,. to see these young boys guiding their
Our s t r e e t s are busy; they're classmates and sometimes adults across
smooth and fast. We have hundreds the busiest corners. We're happy to see
of cars, too and they're operated by little children on bicycles signalling
both young and old, careful and not turns and making them properly—just
Always. like seasoned drivers.
So far, we've managed without. All of this is good.
severe accidents to our young folk. For It's up to. the motorists to be just
this we should be thankful at least .in as thoughtful and, to do their part by
part to the members of t1* safety patrol driving safely, giving`' pedestrians the
corps which was organized more than chance to cross streets securely and
ten years ago. without undue haste, and to keep Clin-
Every week these youngsters re- ton's record Aof safety clear.
Final Responsibility ' Rests Upon Publisher
(This is the fourth in a series of not free a publisher from his responsi-
editorials explaining how a weekly bility.
newspaper functions.) The editor has the day-to-day task
The person who has final responsi of carrying out the paper's policies as
bility for any paper is the publisher. laid down by the publisher. :All the re -
He lays down the newspaper's policy porters and writers work under his
and has supervision over tall depart- direction.. The space and treatment any
ments. particular story receives will depend on
The publisher's responsibility enc- the editor's judgement.
tends to every word printed in his Broadly' speaking, therefore, the
paper. He is held responsible for all publisher lays down the policy of a
news items and editorial comments and newspaper and the editor carries it out.
has secondary responsibility for paid However on some papers the duties and
advertisements and articles. Publication responsibilities of the editor and pub -
of a letter over the author's name does lisher are combined.
sure was going giver the 'top,
4f Man Things,into old Scite carne thout be- • • into the excitement without ;be-
e/ irng calldle& After all, no 'cow
Adinecouldr be alllowed to itresrpaw onby h'is private rxwertyh. A few
•baWW .anis nips, at the Cow's
The .household where ithiis col- ,Igrnoring the luish green' grass hieeils discourargodl the unwerl-
umn orig>Inlates• is jusrt 'average; of ,the 1,awvri Mrs. Caw n-Vade a come animal. Off she garLlopped,
busy all day with the ordiinlary bee -+line d'or Ithe fliower bedis'. Me w rar* sorsa the lours, but ireabirc h. trees.
work :to -
work ,to do --I .don�'rt need too tend'e'r shoots of �the'anurmwere war* young,
.tell the ladies what lthiat in- of tthe pairnt where the book of �"c� just- heugdvtod'her i
wolves--anct confusing all elven insbruatIions says, "fin ,dye mbtiuth.
ing; rnusdc to practice, Thome- nnig She Srnarp! She )nit six inchlels off
grow.. plaai!ts back,"
work to do, lunches to pack end, "chompedl- ,off the jrlwAs befom itlher trop of one, retaliating for
perhaps a few m.'innutds of TV I could` "Ing the broom in my being so rudely interrupted
when rut's about time for the 11 hand. while feeding. The 'tree looked
o'clock news! I have fourul it Did you: ever realize ' 'haW as if the prunem had llost Conn'
worse than usual, this week as I big a fu:Fl-grown cow is tip rnttrol of their clippers. Across the
prepare to take off for a brief close I mean, and not behind a ad ran the cow. Sandy sat
Shay in Hospital so I have a prateotlive fence? Well, ithey're down an the lawn -and dared,'
short tale of a cow to 'relaibe, ,huge. r don't,know yet wheith- 'herr to return. '
written, strictily in tun. er you 'drive ;thein oft or .juat
f I rushed,to erCanrini2 . thn� scan.-
A cow is ,a great help m a coax •them, to leave fonbi'ddeh ,.
gaxrdein. Myy �chrys�arnthemums territtory.. age. 7tt is oto pla goew
to be too ]late �ba plant rt>lety
rthis .Pala are bushier and halve Sornle meeting of the doges, or 'murrls,," I 'groaned Iba myself,
bigrger a ooms rthan the coloured perhaps d shorn businew, tra'nts- and -nearly swore off midi'~ for
illusItrautrons -in a seed catalogue. agtioui, had enticed our coicicer ever.
A11 because sof A Stmt cciw. spaniel to leave 'thee y9rd earlier,
Gairdeners all know that man- 'and he dlildl not appear whM I "What .a ilavely birch;arae
ure is .a wonder feaitil?zier, called. ASS for the, cow, she, 'haV6 ora. your lawn, So
?sorting bovimie dliFiiri'It ,gazed ant me quite unphemt'utrbed, ,well rounded; anld bushy," hiien'dls
but my 'V�... t
-stay lair . enlaugth,ta or'ovide aria. My franiit'ic appeals- to her bet- rem'a wd' dutrirng' isle sun -;mer,
g a'eferxhrn
terlall fio¢• the growth of the ter zila�thiae only made, her shove g to' the "COW'd" tree.
plants, Instead of giving, she further along, the gar&mi, all I wonder if I can iab, as werll
took. She bilvived one rrior'naatrg Itthe who.4e chewing oft more as the cow newt sp hii ng, wbern cit
in June, by slay of a Ibrrokft 'mum tops. is Ume again, to, out back the
fence inti• o neighbour's field. Byrthe time try' blood Pres- 'sri,urits. I hope sic,
cl
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SUGAR and S"',PI(:E
(4,Y W. A. T;, S•MILFrY1
Don't ever let ahem talk you me last June. and asked
into matin -g a ,Meech, o14 i'saemd. cas4all+y if I Would dcTdnerss -glia
P7speclally you have ngtlrine Canadian Club in September.
.day, It tttappened to me, and He had picked his d'ay. It was
prettfy well destroyed the er?Itire rite trots- slay of school, I'd had
mo orr a 1
nibli . f S, opterrnbe . a c sotto of beltts •to ce elba"atp,
I
re bears avoidang sp ec.h.- asoSettenber saa.n
ed
s>7c
...
making for years. My distaste months away, "Shore Share,
for glistening to spePches is odly glad .t%"
exceeded by any panic at the I went bacok .cut to lbhe gar
tltiought of having Ito d'Q+lrive deco, picked 'up 'my empty glass.
one. T1le whole 'business of bpd enquired', "Hey, Suse, what
speeches has grown into a mon- do you know about rthis Cama --
.Mats. Trott, Seaforth, is spen- ,rules for attendance printed and
,Designed For You .. .
was enjoyed.
For the Meetings of Your Club, Organization or' Society
Your Community Room--- designed expressly for local
groups andpublic gatherings can be reserved at
no, charge. `The beautiful modern teakwood conference
table seats eight; and more can be accommodated com-
fortably with additional chairs.
Accessible from outside, the board room is available
after regular office hours.
Our staff rfienibers, Eileen Matthews and Joyce Fellows
are seen in this attractive room,
To make a reservation, just call the office -at fA 4-7381.
' B 11ISH'
MOANO
.TGAGE
TUST
C 0 M P
.A. N Y At the Stoplight, Goderich
39b
Glint'on Ropresentatilve '
Haroldawson
phwib HU 2.9644 � Reiffeilbuty Sfree+ — Clinfbn 60,
H. E. HARTLEY
All Types of Life
Term Insurance =• Annuities
CANADA LIFE
ASSURANCE CO.
Clinton, Ontario
K. W. COLQUHOUN.
INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE
Phones: Office HU 2-9747
Res. HU 2-7556
J. E. LONGSTAFF
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes Examined
OPTICIAN
Oculists' Prescriptions Filled
Includes Adjustments At
No Further Charge
Clinton --Mondays Only
9.00 a.m, to 5:30 p.m.
Clinton Medical Centre
44 Rattenbury Street West
Seaforth—Weekdays . except
THE WEST WAWANOSH
stet ion ir�atla(ble, fiend,
dean C1ttb?„
Bank of Montreal Loops at Canada s Dollar
The Guest Spealeer leas be-
babe
S'he said' "You' :know ea'-
p
Head Office, DUNGANNON
G. B. CLANCY, O.D.
��� one �� the more
, : , ,
fectly well we can t afford any
QN T AL e t.'26- Fdl-
M. N RE . , S p.
c:oxuii ansa in the Canadian
d .. c a.
Thus, , he revie :conic' sues
u , t w n
$ obs of +the sickness, of 'aur
Cwadhaan sooiety. You cant get
of thatt. It'sabout fiv'e dollars
„
lowing the success 'of Can-
'to
pxcharnge market,
""Tlh'e
." tihe rsppcial difficulties faced
four people to sit dawn rn rtlhe
a 'battle.
cYt
ada'g ertnerng...' ,actlon
,mppoatt the dollar,, the way is
wary is therefore clean*
to urnderttak longer -'berm
by Canada should not be in-
supemialble, .given :appropstiate
same, roam .any more, without'
This was getting us nowh}em.
'then• learners that the C
I aha-
,now open 'foi- latvgex-berm
measure signed to pvpr-
darnesbi� policies• and havrrug
one of -them suggesting •than
than grub was ran oµtfvt in tours
mleiasures, :accordlirng to the
coarse the undeAying balance-
Me1b�as�d rbc 'base wide range of
you have a guest spen'1 er at
't h a t impantis distinguished
iY)
Bank of larnta'ea:l's� Busmess
of- etrnts di1 ficulties which
marym
.f titutianall mlechanl'sms for
nen l
your next meeting.
speakers. This made me feel
Review )far September, j4pt
iissued,
rbavame apparent wiliest the
Canadlaq doles was over-
11o'' rrivat onail aooiperatian filnat
'are now available."
A.11 'across ith s' once -carefree
like e. hot -shot for about three
'Alalcing the 41story of •Oast-
valtued in relation ,to other
Benefits !C40ada
country, rtlhe blight 'has spread.
A pew species cal!i'ed 'Che Pro'-
n
minutes, �tihen thriew me into 4
ado's foreign exchange pdc-
'huge -since 1926, the• review
cupmncies,
Bir Neighbor
In any evenit, there -'can be
no argument that it will
°
gram Commzutttee Chairman, leas
surged' to !the front in every
blind manic, However, I did
knave 'titre whale summer to one-
isayrs egtablts'hment -of a .par
value of 92.5 U.S. ceirts wa{s
The bail says that linked
as Canada's acorn is to
-baser it Carnada and 'tine est
orgatigzat an, He is more im-
pare ,a sophisticated, scholarly
,a mcitunn ,'afters' some 12 Years,
that of am overwhAlm� n g1y
of +tthe world al'Ice for forekgan
pomttint than •th'e preisident. He
address iso I stopped) worrying.
+
to !a system similar -to ith'at of
large neighbor — "subject to
exchange doailingts In th'
is rtlhe bind who scrapes 'guest
Urnfortunraltdty, time paced,
oth'eair major Aradilvg nationis
ebbs and flaws -of ca Atal im
country to be conducted in
speakers fr'oan• the bottom of
oafs !it so often does', sand I dtdn,'t
who are memrbers of the int-
g;
rent voiunzie" aredif
an env3ranment of stabilnt
arncf coanl3idence, free from
b`arivels and other native habitat.
do a thing about wt. Two nights.
enanalbiouvai Monetary Fund,
Against +a background of
cult
ways faces raj p .
in choosing an apps crate
major speculative influeiuces,"
Jdrove
He is dir>,e of h easorns
the'banqulat, desperation
aci'an
improved !foreign►, exchange
exchange regime -and .rate,
M
the bank says,
B
engaged in the greatest rri
daunt ithle With ceritury—+try-
droare
me to choose 'a I
decided' to,talk to theCanadian
nerves arida Canadian dol-
liar allow well above partly,
niawever, 'the B of •palrAs
-out that other countries have
Asn 'the o"f M review
condluam ":the maintenance
.of
ing 'to find aguest speaker, any
Club lalbout Canada. This was
the B of M says, "It its evi-
oJesr'ated successfully under 'a
over�exbeinded Perdarls of time
old guest speaker. There is pan
,thnawriurlg swine before pearls,
dent -ilial- the ern'ei~geancy oma-
i'ixed claire system for xrnai�v
of ,a stable 'parr value ,for -the
excea9.'eot 6hance that he wihll
•but it was .a mdse, bog vague
.gram . . . has been success-
yeans with only, occasional
currency can, certainly can-
+wi:nd up with an ulcer; T1i'e
subject, 'so I stuck to 'at.
iful, 'fn' resborhV9 sta'bil'ity and
dhahges in par value'.
tribute :to this end.
competition is more fmOti'c
But I can 'tel you I felt
than fit is amoing the super-
protity foallislh when I stood up
m'amlaelits.
in &rornt of all t=hose People. At
From
Ou'r
EFile
Them -is a fair probability
;that our Program Chairman
their •'banquelt last Year, they
had really obtained' their
S
will suffer a complete nervous
m'oney'is 'worth — a beautiful,
breakdown within- a few months
blonde speaker, coloured mov-
40 Years Ago
g
ding a few dayrs with her sister,
lien
10 Years Ago
after he has oaken the pasid0A.
This Is usually a sires,- cess-
ies; damcing girls, special
Hawaiian music.
CLINT014 NEW ERI
Mrs, Riley.
Mins MargaretLave• has Basle
C.].TIvTON NEWS-iLECbRID
of: (a) the •guest speaker earn-
' I didn't have even one lousy.
Thursday, September 28,. 1922
to Goderich to drain as a rAtme.
Thinrsday, September 25, 165t
'mcg down wtutth the 'flu the
lantern slide, I had tried to
Mrs. Goderich Tawara-
Mm. and Mrs. Jahn W. Ned)-
night of the bamquot; ('b) the
est
ta'ilk a ly wifeinto doing a few
ship, has pumalnased rite Haire
has
25 Years Ago
Iger celebrarted' itlheir silver
,speaker getting a little
native Canadian dances,too 'add
and lot on Albert Street from
wedding +arcnnilversary vast Sun-
Sun-
ailed 'at pre-dhnner recap-
tion, +and including. a couple of
same aodaur. But the only
native dances we )lave -are In, -
Miss' Jessie Thomson.
J. A. Irwin is attending ;the
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
Thursday, September .23, 1.937
day, r+eceivinig goad wishes from
about 40 •frihm'ds and retlativels,
off-colour jokes in his• speech;
orlon', and she refused to stomp
sessionis of Gern6ral conference
Russell Jervis is drnprovi'ng.
D'A;ray and Fred' RatbhwveU
or (c) the 'gue'st speaker r turn-
ing out 'to, be a real clod, who
around a false fireplace in her
bare skin, and the kids got into
of ithe Methodist Church at
the apgeatratvice of his place of
and A. J. Mntsitaa+d, BruceiieldI
,has nothing whatever to sa,y,
a. Iserarp over who was going to
Taxamtta. •
Wihile picking apples, Mrs•:
bnasmtvess.
Miss Jessie Grainger is vies-
returned early Thursday nuomnk-
dng from a month,._ stay din
and says in at great lengith.
play #w bongo 'dhrms for -the
01i Crich fell from the ladder
ing leer brrotiher, John Grain-
'
Western -Canadla where they as-
However, I have no sympathy
for Program Committee 'Chair-
performance, sic we had .too wash
out the whole bushiness.
on which She was` standing roans,
broke her arm.
,
- Jack Pease, Bayfield, returin.
aisttexl with the dvaa+ve5tia>Ig owl-
ation.
men, who acre, completely un-
.
It was lawful. But do you
There was .the first heavy
ed Boom on Tuesday might after
Rev. Ray C. Cook, B.A., B.D.,
scnupua+ous in -their methods.
One of the inane Slippery mean-
know what I found out? People
care extaem ly polite. They wi91
frost of .the fall on S�undaiy
having spenit several weeks in
Taroailta, son of Mr and Mrs.
'bers of -the fraternityBooked
slit there fiigdtututug to keep their
xniglyt.BMIlings,
Ross. Forrester, Dungannon,
Montana.
Misses Annie Watson Lo!reen
W>fllllnam Cook, Clirntonr, ,will :be
guest minister •at Huron Street
arnd landLedl me with the, skill of
eyes -open, no matter how rot -
was in, town 'an Wedinesd
Wednesday,.
i
and Veva Taylor
'Baptist anniversary ser-
a coin artist, unci thart's how I
oame Ito be standing in front of
ten •a Guest Speaker you are.
They will applaud with 'a rAce
40 Y ears Ago
ed -the
ed' the London Bras Fads on Tuesday.
Tuesday.
Wealey Bmadnack was in Lon-
Sun
vices .an Sunday. . •
The itralf�fiic �canitral signal syLs.
a ;couple of Misdeed people d-ge
blend, of relief and gratitude,
finish.
don, an Tuesday.
tear at the intterseation of Higholther
night, : with my bands
but politely,when you
CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
way 4 .and! 8 wra.s pout unto opet'-
ha arra' mouth lrrang-
And' they will have one of theirThursday,
Thursday, September 28, 1922
This is 'Mapitali Week" ai-
Sunday School Exec.
atiorn yesbki dlay.
—
Ing aper, and, the, entire and-
dense hanging on my remarks,
members.staand up ,and thank
you, without a ,trac* of irony,
ready five ane,hundred sub -
Dlsctasscs Awards
posted in each classroom. The
which CoulWit remember.
* °�
for your kispirinig adidlress
"which
scriptiains .Pore hospital. IMPeave-
new Sunday School year be-
*
I amsum we. will aU
ment 'lieve been received to
The first meeting of Wesley
gins on the first. Sunday in
Tihis cnafity charraciter called
remember."
date
Willis United, Church Sunday
October and will continue until
School executive for the fall
the end of September, with a
Hemb Srch'oen.'hals and faanily
have returned to town :anid have
term was held on Monday even-
ing; September 17 in the church
few exceptions for the holiday
season.
p
Business and Professional
taken up their abode in the
Parlour, -with 16 members pre-
Promotion Sunday was set
;Mounbcalsble residence.
sent. The congregational picnic
for September 30. Attendance
Directory
young' McLean, who was bead-
held in July in Exeter Park was
award pins for the past year
ly .injured by 'a fall ,Prom a
reported successful.
will be presented, also Bibles
tree while picking apples Last
"Sunday School attendance
awards were discussed and it
to the graduating class. Rev.
C. Park closed •the meeting with
—
I
week, is still, in a •sei ious State.
was decided to .have a set of
prayer and a social cup of tea
INSURANCE
OPTOMETRY
.Mats. Trott, Seaforth, is spen- ,rules for attendance printed and
,Designed For You .. .
was enjoyed.
For the Meetings of Your Club, Organization or' Society
Your Community Room--- designed expressly for local
groups andpublic gatherings can be reserved at
no, charge. `The beautiful modern teakwood conference
table seats eight; and more can be accommodated com-
fortably with additional chairs.
Accessible from outside, the board room is available
after regular office hours.
Our staff rfienibers, Eileen Matthews and Joyce Fellows
are seen in this attractive room,
To make a reservation, just call the office -at fA 4-7381.
' B 11ISH'
MOANO
.TGAGE
TUST
C 0 M P
.A. N Y At the Stoplight, Goderich
39b
Glint'on Ropresentatilve '
Haroldawson
phwib HU 2.9644 � Reiffeilbuty Sfree+ — Clinfbn 60,
H. E. HARTLEY
All Types of Life
Term Insurance =• Annuities
CANADA LIFE
ASSURANCE CO.
Clinton, Ontario
K. W. COLQUHOUN.
INSURANCE & REAL ESTATE
Phones: Office HU 2-9747
Res. HU 2-7556
J. E. LONGSTAFF
OPTOMETRIST
Eyes Examined
OPTICIAN
Oculists' Prescriptions Filled
Includes Adjustments At
No Further Charge
Clinton --Mondays Only
9.00 a.m, to 5:30 p.m.
Clinton Medical Centre
44 Rattenbury Street West
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Phee, R. 3, Auburn; Donald P.
MacKay, R. 1, Ripley; John F.
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PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
MacLennan, R. 3, Goderich;
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Allan Maolntyre, R..5, Lucknow
Wm: Wiggins, R. 3, Auburn.
ROY N. BENTLEY
For information on your ing
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
sur whc Call your nearest direc�
for who is also an agent, or the
Goderich, Ontario
secretary, Franc F. Thompson,
Talephone Box
Dungannon.
4-9521 418
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THE McKILLOP MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Office •-- Main Street
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All Gasses of Farm Property
Summer' Cottages
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smoke, Vvater damage, falling'
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AGENTS s James Xeye, RIt 1,
Seaforth; v. J. Lane, RR 5, Sea.,
forth; Win. Leiper, Ji'., Londesbord; Selwyn Baker', Brussels;
Harold Squire:), Clinton; George.'Coytie,
Dublin; Donald G. _Paton,
Seaforth
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