HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1922-4-6, Page 4ii
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To decide which is ther'ettiest' when you
p patterna
look through. the lllrg-i io,tectioi}of ,
iAlallPa'er
tva',ve'stocked; :for this Felson, bee Lime the t]esigus
and colorings are imply
B'eautifui
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ay will . ttr ct' a `out 'advi �e eale you., and
� � a you, 4 mey help
o-tir-prices wi1i-oouvinceyou That yauahoul i buy here.
Seeiarf room -lots and re.mlia'n,ts
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CLQNTON
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First claw work by acompetent mechanic
' ;Ca.s�litnz Oils arca ,l�ccessoz>eti
Core plate: stock 0f
'Bat.telies Charged and Repaired'
Neu n"Patronage Solicited
Neat the b'r'idge:
Open ,eveniugs
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Lia" fie d Ontario
Phone `1
Clinton
for
Bread,' Oakes, and Buns
andy, Chocolates and Neilsons
Ice Cream , ....:
Apple, Raisin and Lemon.'Pie
Slab Cake, Pastry, etc
Phone and our driver will call, ,
`Sel vice and ;Quality" our 'Motto
Kilppen
We stir 800ity to re ort, 6h at M'r's,
30111). Whiteman, who we 3elloite6.-_zea
l -,last Week, . is mat ilnpro uu, 's''ery
math. ,Miss Mabel 1ti .)tonne front
Toronto assisting in` the care Of 13e0
mother,
1Vfr.." J<thu
Craig., of Hensall,, V1i0' in
bis boyhood days; v111 the other
members, of the family, resided on
the farm r pvi' owned by 11Ii d us e
Mv.Donalcl 2nd eolices:iien nal Stan
ley, 1011 for the west on Monday,
where, he has 0 large £canal. ` The
house jot burned 0 sliocit; time. i4o
and Mr, Craig Sias j,oaie prat to h�ayc
9t1 ehailt .
Mi s'.lt1 Nain, whohts -been 'beach-
ing in 1'To. 100,-Stmlry btot who .,'110)
an olhoiatiou in London llosnilail;bas
ufheioitly .reeovc rid i:o leuvo :laic
hospitaii and is spending' a feat days
with'Mrs h]ozih€iil Jones'lietoro.Ioav•
`ing,' for her home near Lucicnew.
"Rev, 178 McMillan o.F i Tor o rto w;is
ut St. Andrew's' ehtirah,., Sunday, in
the interest• of chtir'eh praise,
Fie
gave suint very' interesting 11,f0'y
oil the origin of "several of our hest
kuowr hymns: Dr. 'McMillan t
'quite as' artist lrii,isell and thorongti
1y conversant With his subject.,. 1,le
travels al.' over Canada and especty
Shortly to ,leave for British I olliin-
bia, • where be:, will remain a for at
.least six months. He =lectures on
all
history o£. cchurch „praise ire
the Presbyterian churches in Gan-
Miss :1(iargaret Meliis,' who tea-
ches -'Tri Tne11005l lith, just east , " of
Brucelield, was: sick with the pre-
vailing.flu and her- school is closed
for this week Mid half of last week.
Mrs. 305. Hudson . of ' Iiensall is
spending a t'ew weeks with her 1
daughter Mrs. Albert Harvey.
Mr.. John Whitcombe,' who-' has
been in the employ of Mi W. W.
Cooper; left conte new position.' near
Loudon.
Mr: and s. W. Potter o
ides. Staa-
ley,-vi'sitied With Ibippen ,i=elatives on
Tuesday of this' week. •
The monthly' meeting; '01 alae W.M:
'S of St. Andr'ew's 'chuirch was held
at the home of Mis. J. B McLean
on .Wedhestlay. ,,. ''zitai9ider littenl-
ed. The 7montlily 1opie discu0sc.l,
Japan."" Airs: Ooo'per preside).
Airs. Sinclair -gave the Bible reading
and' Airs J Finlayson: led) in 1110
monthly tonic. 1Mrs, MCLean'served
a t atyltunch at the close.:. Tlio Mis-
sion Bandl will meet on Snturdayaf
ternoon; `i.n the school, room ' of the
church, '
10tr. Melville iVtcClyinont, ,vholias
been visiting at` his home here,. re-
tamned to Detroit last week.
-Mrs, T. Meyers and two children,
spent a few days with her sister,
Mrs. .bninoei'son. Smith, last week.
(imbi3'n
The .play, "An Old -Fashioned Mo -
1 ren" 'given last Thriday ;night' by
1larmony Class, was exceedingly well
rendered. iitiss Lottie Jackson, ' as
the mother; Mr. R. Thompson as the
wayward son; -Mr. A. Andrew, tate
outer son; his fiancee, Miss -3'., We-
ber; Miss 'Ruby Carter, choir leader;
-Miss May, Evanis as her daughter;
Miss Rae' Andrew, seamstress; +Miss
Muriel Washington, 1110 maid; Thos.
Johnston, choir .'boy; Mrs Millson, the
tramp; Mr. Elwin Killough, the
•deacon; and 13/fr. W. Washington, the
sheriff:' lIihe Choir was composed of
Miss Viola ,Wilson, the. village poet-
'ess; 117iss 13; ;'Ferguson,- Misses Dime
and Thelma ; Lawlor, •t Miss ' Laura
Jacksonentertained the audience by
some very well rendered music ;be-
tween }ices.
Owing to tlie. very '.bad weather
the play was- not so .well attended as
'rnight have been, and the baseball
C:tiAitati
e
-Recc rri
t ,wham on k'a•idiV, April 7th,
`Phe autograplalo (hilt, whichwas
made by the` clues, was sold by
Mr..4, Stalker, b ing ng $6.50, Tar.
R. Phillips lining the lloPtanate'buv-
or, x
They. have also been, invited, to
pi'esealt the play at 13elgravo op the
10t11; and at 1,3ungtnnion latero
1>wf1' and Mass, R. I3akte rind son
ofGe d n iob spent the wt el. -curl w to
J3axtci's parents, Mr, and dr
1
Carter.
Mis, 3. Ilicl ingbottom z vi;iit,.,f,
her sister, Mv's. Graves; at Seai00tn.
The A.ubui:ri:1aluie.rs' .(111th enter-
tatined the Blyth Clef; 'on ',[`ui;;•day
Avenin An- enjoyable'time.'_ 'ao
sl,.nt in , ,; i,r .i with`a shoot
gra€n, followed 1'r'y lunch.,
SCHOOL FAIRS.
School Fairs ane - 110 longer, an
experiment in the Providence of:: Ont-
ario or 'in, the Comity of Huron.
Each yea}' seems to add to the iinter-
Psi; taken and evidence'ti ft ,they 5111
a place in our school and social life.
Teachers,—trustees, parents and pupile.
alrl`e; testify: to their -value., In
order•"to interest others and to seen e.
continued support, we ale.' asl mf,
your attention' to a short article.
P i`evious, to the ppeaiin,; of the local
o i
fliee' th be � ae - A�rie -
oi e nant�l nt o[ g ul
twa, in 1918, some two or: three.
school fairs had been organized,; in the`
County. These were 'so successful
that immediately, on '"the opening
of the office, a demand was made by
several sections, for more school
fairs. This -demand has grown until
-in 1921, school fairs were held at the
'following places. u1 Huron County':
.Forwirh Wroxeter, "Ethel, - Walton,
Blyth, Belgravc St. Helens Ashfield,
Colborne. Porters ']ITA Clinton
Mc7Si1 op, Zurich, Dashwood, G'r'and
'tend,, Crediton, Winclielsea, .Wing -
ham, Bluevalp, Cranbr'ook, I-Iuroindale
and .Beimore. This :' gives Huron
County rt lead"over all ;other Count e5
in the' Province' in' the nniliber of
school fairs held.' Practically every
section iscovered oa wi11 be in -1922.
SLipp or't has hien very" -and
practically all'sclaoo1 fain board lipve
a.snrall surpl$ls on Mind Grant
are "received) from ' school trustees,
township councils,: Worens Ixistit'ues
Fanners Clubs and .other. organiizat--
ions •as well as private individuals.
The: County Council makes a grant
towards the",prize -money ,as well
Tn 1921 upwards of 52500 was
tributed nn. prize -money. When we
consider that prizes :are usually
mall, is see that a great mama
receive some encouragement 01 thus
Sonaetimes•.the' didtieism is made
that the fair_ is no good as no one can
make any..., moneyat the fair. We
wish to point _out - 'that itis not
desired that. any pupil should become
a millionaire' g h
or. We also wisbyhbecomto i
pnointan suitexthibit-
at
where .Fal1 5airihave "fallen ;down"
it is often bethe, has bec--
come commercialized in variousways-
as 'evidenced --by the parade, sports,
and other 'features as introduced at
Preparations area n0ty being Made
"for the fairs of 1922. We are
anxious that 'previous ,years'. records
be exceeded: Eventually we want to
see every pupil in the •County exhibit-
ing' at sonic -school Mair. Each, -year
appears to be b,'inging. us• 'closer to
that ideal Possibly your school fair
has prospered without your support.
ITP will be the better of your 51ippo51.
Will you assist `" your teacher and
the pupils ,to naake'Huron County
School Fairs in 1922, the success they
deserve to be. -
i" S. B. Stotheis,
club have asked the class to repeat
Agricultural Representative
i3lytlt'Choaat Society :last week
presented the cantata "Clttooaa Bla-
ther" and repeated it yesterday
.y
ening', The society leas been invited
to ptoSont ` it before the SPli n ex
school at Guelph "In view of the"
heavy expend=ttirc involved, however,
this will net be done, •
Stapley' and N'tephen townsaTs are'
circltlsii} g a petition !inning the far -
mels ry,54ing, the. Ciovoranttont to allow
theSelowrnihiiro to return to the, iu,r-
niep meihod4 oC r'oadbtlihiiil(l', cach
.os'uhip to look after its otivl't 0ciliii;
The oficei's al this . new loagut,
are Honorary presidents, Geo; )nor,
l uson, Coesw ton tiVm. Someovrl'ti;
fipdea,ich, L• 1Ce'iinody, W'ingham;
Mr Fritz, Zurich; President, J. `1i,
Mays, Coderich; first vioe�president;
M. W, Telfer; Wing'ltanl; second
vice president "•-,7 "31, ;Linlclator,
5'ec-suater( t ir'd'vice president,.
nToily Worm, 7tu'iSecoetarr,
10et 11800, 3I C. Gray, WIn ham,i
executive eOrinnittee 10r, Shaw,
Clinton; ,Toha Wiggins, (ocher i Sh;.
Melvin Donahue, Seeswater; Leo
3aoflnlpu; Zurich,
AP1IIL ROD,Ai3D GUN.
The April issue 65 Rod' and Gunin
Canada- la'a partic €larly' attractive
one, and from covet to cover it
abounds in, bright, interesting feat
ores. The stories` include a, ,..splen-
did contribution from the; '; pen of
Frank Roughton, entitled ' "Tine Trail•
of a Golden ITope," while "Birds" by
Pail'
H. Moore, , is also 'worthy of
special mention. Bonnycastle Dale
is the author of "Our Wild Decoys.".
The various Jena tinents contain 'a
wealth of. valuable information, as
usual. A .complete report of the
annual meeting of the Northern On-
tario Outfitters and Guides, is given
A''handsonime art cover by F. V. Wil-'
Hams, who, also contributes a short
story, will likewise` attract :attention
to this month's issue
Rod and Ciun•in'Oanada''is publish
7'Td tr:n$t)AY, •;,L)'Itdr, (nth, 1022,
4. 4.4611•64•444464.4444444444044
148 STORE'S
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I.ItiS`'iI l"D
(v
;('V0 , bet out this mo'ilth to nlaIre a record `Ur e tk
fog reduction in'the ni e of food $., s
F t :-tulf`~ sO i1`piicc'4,"
'and (ft:all-1'y mean anything'to6o you. nailing' well 1?:e6..
you trotn-visiting 'our ,store,
.
O.i ,
rn
Special
T2icsh1i,o11ow Tea
Blend ] per' -pound
,a. 300,000 lbs 5011 last week . Ponuhuity Ever Increasing
40 •
�� ns
Granulated
�:
ulated
wt..
Castile' Soap, ,3 fer
4 Snowflalce Ananoinia, 2 for 15e
PURE ifa. Toi-let T1,o11s, C for 25c .,
itLye„ 3,.3c
G left's } 2
mA.L LE pion Matches '" for
�' .�y 1>an5liine; 3 for
4 4 SYRUP. 5
i 1 .. Black pepper, ,erlb, -25e ,i111
�• pPP ,1 251.
4l.'ontato Soup, 2 for ` 250
01.95
r
Pure Lard, -
, 2O lb pail . ,'3.4,,
Seedless Raisins, lb 240
44 44 10' lb til ,..� egg
.`a -•- tea, .300 Brunswick Sardines, 2 'or 15c
- lt41 i' °'r�le,V 3 Lemons, per dozen 290
lOc: 3
ed' monthly'at Woodstock, Ontario, mss'
by_ W J, ;,Taylor, L iiuted"` `„ 4Crown Brand
. , •. F:a,. Corm Syriip 5=]b tin•
CHOICE. -ROUTES,' 'TO .WESTERN
',,CANADA'
The Canadian National Railway;,
in addition to providing .unexcelled
service bet3°een Eastern, and Wes-
tern• Canada offers,' patrons optional.
routes. loin may travel ` westward
via,the Port Arthur -Fort William
route returning, the northern .somite
via Cochrane and North Bay; or vice
versa. This means:. -that -you are' :n
new environments .continuously. A
train leaves Toronto, (Grand. Trunk
Ry.) at 8.45 p.m. carrying: Stan-
dard Sleeping Car to Winnipeg, via
North Bay, Cobalt and Cochrm,e
daily, and through ..tourist sleeping
car Toronto . to Winnipeg on Tues-
days, Thrusadys, Saturdays,. and
Sundays.
"Tice National," a' Solid • through
train leaves Toronto for Winnipeg at
10.38, pan. every Monday. Wednes
day and Friday via,Sudbury and
-Port Arthur with • standard „0081 tour-
ist sleeping cars,_ coaches, colonist
car and dining car service.
, . Get. Still particulars, reservation:a
etc,, from Local Agent er neared,
agent of the Canadian National-
Greed
ational•G e d Trunk, Railways. -44.-8
Tut NEW ROUTE -
IN lI e, SASKATOON PRINCE RUPE T
BRANDON CAI,OARIf VANCOUVER
REGINA EDMONTON d ' VICTORIA
AND ALL 'WiST1;RN POINTS
ClibIONF. OF`ROUT11S •
Leave Toronto 8.45 pane daily, Standard Sleeping c:tr•Tdronto''to
Winnipeg via North Bey and Cochrane. Through Tourist, Slecpujag:
car Toronto to:. Winnipeg op', Tuesdays, 'l'lhursdays, Saturdays and
Lave Toronto 10.35 p.m, "The National" Mondays, Wednesdays
and' Fridays via Sudbury end Port Arthur, Solid through train
with Standard and Tourist ' 'Sleeping cars, Coaches, Colonise tar mica
bining Car Service. Connection at Winnipeg for all points West.
Get full. pgitieulals,reServal'io11s, oto, /rout local
Agent or nearest Agent- of rho Canadian National ---
" t110111:1tsi1ways, --
1:
TRAIN SERVICE
I3E1.r.WEEN 'r
CLINTON 'AND TORONTO.
Ey Clinton 6.26 a,ml' dly ex, Sunday
Aix Stratford 7•.35 a.m.- : i"l
Art r Kitchener 8.25:.' a.n .' "
Arr : Guelph'" . 8.50 a.m.
Art. Toronto 10.15
Eve Toronto ' 6:10 p.m.
Eve Guelph ` -7.43 pan.
hve Kitchener' 8.17. pan.
Lye Strat:ford ., 0.05 0.an.
Arr" Clinton 10.04 pr10. "' "
.T3ufret:Parlor Car and' first-class:
.vestibulecoaches in each direction.
Entire trlaih runs trough without
.change
For full particulars as to tickets,
etc., apply . to Grand Trunk Ticket
Agents. `
T, Ransfoi'd & Son, Uptown Agents;
phone, 57.
ban, on wife and a f a1til3" el two sons and
,1t` sod I ttinec clautthlasr Rp£us of Nelson,
oi't11ole'11. C., IO.obott, 0:3.Godauch, 5Nt,s. Wnt.:
Ile 0'011 i ✓tFiitni of Salttn'tlr, Miss Hazel of the,
iy years of Toronto C,,onsc vatvl'y 01 Muobe, .00(1
Miss Prance„ at bonder The funeral
1)t 1108 111 I tool. place en Sunday to the e Malt-
yits. Iles , 1101011 1)0110 cemetery, ;
'' ASH
-irouiderful finish for floats,
furniture, interior woodwork
Clear vdrnish and s'I'ain'
ailo s,Cheit'tr'uyoak,vral'stut, ..
4iho taut etc.
Shows the a'airr of the
wood and 'is' octant 'cleaned
a e to walk an
'Save thesurface and yC5u;sb.V'' all"
41e
Lily White r"
Oells
-corn. Syrup, lb tail , b t pp
Shzeddeci;
Hawavan CPoichoeaanpntl,e. i I1b.-• -,- 32rUe
.-
Silver Bar ;Peaches,' tin , 2bc
3'
Excelsior Dates, '3 pl.•gs ' 260 �qd+�
i5eanut Bartter, lb 220 3 ",
Soda Biscuits, lb.' 171:
5 ;4-11 tail" Shir neff's .Marmalade
65c
4 -lib tiff Lh diner's '51
l . Jam 55c
•Coeoa,:3.,lbs 20e
Tapioca, mer 1b. 1Oc
Sago, 2 lbs 13c
:Citrrants,.lb lctq
6 °U!owii fen ib
male 25c
4
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Canada's ' Leaden -RetaH Grocers
?OseiwiPeXP ,?bio e
LABOR TROTALES ON. TEAO
PLANTATIONS
The high wages paid to warl.ers
on the tea plaiita'tioris in India and
Ceylon during the war, ,;: and the
present seareity of the leaf, lave
lead to. a constantly increasing price
for good tea, It is runsred that
the cost Of producing ,tea, Which'.has
advanced between 12 and 16 cents a'
pound during the last eighteen
months, will soon make ,necessary- 1.
general increase in 'retail prices..'
Reeve Tipling and some others:' oC
Wingham have been makinga visit.
-to the Texas oil 'we11s in the 'interest
of ESie investments. ` They report
that they, saw' many "gushers."'
0.i,5_�t...:,>�n.0 - ,».i Ai .':d'i'e .«7:'•:
lQDAY, more than ever before,
it is -to the buyer's interest ,to
determine what is 13EI-IIND his
car as well as what is IN it.
In. the SPC;CIAL=SIX, Studebaker
offers a car, the enormous sales of
which during the past year are,.
the best 'proof of its value:
The SPECIAL -SIX has established
itself in the ; minds of thousands
of owners as' an' unusually capa-
ble, powerful, ,roomy and' beauti-
ful car. is tremendous popularity
contributed largely to theattain-
ment of Studebaker's' position as
the largest builder 'of six -cylinder
cars: m the -world,:
THE SPECIAL -SIX'
-$2075
F, orb.: Walhrruillc, Ont.
me
But in addition to the value that
is IN- the -SPECIAL-SIX, there
stands,behindit, an organization
whose resources and permanence
are,assurances of continued serv:
ice to the car owner and' of pro-,
tection to him not only today and
tomorrow .but in the years . to
come.
'or 70 years Studebaker has been
building high,quality vehicles and
selling; them at fair prices. -
There are many reasons in addi-
tion to the unquestioned intrinsic
value of the SPECIAL -SIX why it
should be your motor car choice.
You are urged to inspect this
car NOW.
14011E.&,S AND PRICES
ii a.' 14?5Ihca u 1/ , Ont
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1.,, I i7. W. B.,45 H. P,
SlECIAL SIX •
: 5.P nns., 1140 W,1i.,self , I,•
B1G•siX
5-I'se., 125" 5.6„ OIL P.
Chess ...5325(1
sarins 61), , 1,195
12oac1at r (3 Pass)) . 1495
Coupe•RandsiOr (2.
Pnsn) .. 1925
Crena' h ' siva°
'Milting,. 2075
'l3ondeta,.(5 0,O) 2055
lloatIntor (4 -Fro) 2075
Collo (1 0acn) . 90140
Cd, epi¢ .92)75
Tourism... - 2478,
Coup,' (4-Pnss) 2550
Sedan,:.. , 3700.
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