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the rmanufacturers, and sold atsatisf'uctoir,,Y prices.
ALL PAPER TRd;lVIfiriED
•
T. COOPER.
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Ci,INTON
The Wingham.,Library Board wrote
•i 1 to theCarnegie Co o •a
rec01 t Y LP u
tions asking'. fat. a grant for' the PX-
-tension of their library building? but,-
11, letter was received stating -that
IV grants were being -}riven • et pre-
sent,
Miss Jean ' Merchant of Owen '
;Sound has beet engaged :to teach
N.o, 6' school in Grey• township.
Miss Bessie Watson of Brussels
,was married- last week to M. 'Win
J.. Mitchell Of, Grey township.
• -Dhe Lutheran •.church :established
at, Cranbrook r thirty-five years ago is
being offered for -sale, the eongrega-
tion having dwindled to Sour, .one
of them.: Mr. :Conrad Michel, being,
one of the thirty members • who
'founded the congregation:
Looks ,b-etter Wears longer -,
Dries' absolutely • hard, easily cleaned
8 attractive, calors that snake bri iht'a
neat lookini floors that will 'withstand
the hard continuous wear that your
floors receive.
Harland Bros., Clinton
lamisavoumaysin
THE °" -SCRUB SILO
DOESN'T - PAY;
An inferior, "home-made" silo doesn't pay any
more than it does to use a scrub bull For breed -
You've got tohave a silo built to stand the
storms—stand the pressure of silage=keep' out
frost, --adjust itself to the varying needs of
weight and weather:
Moreover; you want a silo of wood—good sub- /
stantial "wood. Because only with wood ._..
'can you keep; out' area and keep in
the succulent ensilage juices, Silos
built of porous compounds
such as -eeruent •absorb the
juices- create mauldy, poi-
sonous ensilage—.disintegrate
with
with the acids,
4. c -
You may put up. a silo: for a u$" u1 f �rr4j�
few' dollars' less. than I can.'
sell you a Hylo Sylo for.
13ut you won't have n auythin :like the same a ue job:
Yon won t..ilave Gilson self-adjusting hoops --
Gilson 'perfect weather -tight joints—scientific
anchoring—patented combination door lock anal . Pays for Itself
ladder—in shoat, the money lost in a 'scrub,_
Silo in a single season will more than pay the itI 'SIa a¢3t'61p
difference in the cost of a Ilylol A "Hylo Sylo 0510 far
Aad a5' for strength -moll, let me. show you e block o itself the. first season in
Lone Loaf Yellow Pine—the wood ..that comes f,ronx lower fe5d cots, an,1 ex-:
•: LoCisiene-twice as .heavy ns. Sprsce—strgnger than Oak. tis nxillc. praduotion.:Let's
cheapest elle to get.
7.1155 yee'll. i'e"liao'why'n Oitssn Oiylo Sylo is by' fn- the ague ' it but with peneii
1 019 01501.
E.'`. f PPS- SONS
"Tlte Gilson Man" w VARNA, ONT
VIIINN p ,.
TIiIt tfliWV 'AMU� �� SASKATOpN ,PRINCE aupERr
BRANDON' CALGARY VANCOUVER
,
REGINA EDMONTON
VICTORIA'
AND Au, Wr1STI5R14 POINTS 1
CHOICE OF ROUES
Leave Toronto"' 8;45
Pan, daily, Standard Slee '
nour Toronto to d8o✓inlioeg via North Bay-und Cochrane, Through'
Tourist 'Sleopinear Tronto to Winnipeg on Tuesdays., Tkiraduvs, Satutdiye an
Leave Toronto 10.35
p°.m, !The National" Vonda e
,Wednesdaysand Fridays viaSudbury and Port Arthur. Solid throughtrain
With Standarl end
To orm,mcopiug cars, Coaches; Colonist Car: and
Dining Car Sontice Connection at Winnipeg for all peitita Weer,.
Ge
full e.,
L particulars, reser. ,., i ns
P,_.. v t b ,etc, from local
Aon'1.
Agent or nc,an,e�l; Agent Of the Canadian`N,t` i"
National
sal
Trunk 'Railways,
NIel/VS g
1111S.��
troe 1C;ou nt4,) and
Tcew iter will celebrate May 24th.
Among the 23 nUI'SOS who Will TO-,
calve •(ilplolnas' on Iraidgy at the
itiiilgston Goner' ll IiQ 1gital grarlua-
tior cxcrcisea :is A11. s Ilelen 4}ilson
ox i�''n ;haul,
Dr,' LG,smilten of Brussels has pur-
eha?,ed the sh<ty-five acre Tarin of
Mr, Nesbit Hamilton near that v11
l lga ,and will, move onto it -,tri the
ia11,_
Miss 'Mary Elizabeth Helm, dau-
ghter of Mr, : and Mrs,. John Helm
of Ashfield was united in marriage
with, 11ir. Robert Gai bier, also of
Ashfield, at the home, of .her parents,
o April 1J h ,,The c ren o was
n 1 1 t ,, o t ny
Performed by the Roy. DeWitt Co -
sons ;of Lucknow.
It ' if ,'reported that Reeve 'Porter
of Tlrnberry has lostseveral head
of cattle franc sweet clover poison-
ing, It would; appear, that the feed-
ing of sweet clover is attended' by
some risk. The dehorning of eat -
1 inanumber of
t o ilt bei cases has ,proved
fatal, the cause being given as the
thinning of the blood 'liy the feed-
ing of sweet clover, It would .seem
that a steady cliel- of . the clover is
not to be recommended.
Dr. Hall ofc'Plattsville --has put •
chased the dental practice of -Da. H.
MaoDonell of Goderich. The 'lat-
ter ,goes to Kitchener.
,Tho teachers of the Goderich Pub-
lic, schools have asked that all salar-
ies not up to•a minimum of 411,000 be
raised to that sutn,
Dr. Geiger of Waterloo, whileclriv-
ing in his Ford coupe 'to visit his
father, in Hensall, had his car ;badly
damaged by fire which broke 'out
from .causes unknown. Help arriv-
ed and the fire was extinguished but
not before the: body and.top 'Were
destroyed.
Mr. Thea hall; formerly editor of
the Wingham Advance; but for the
past nine years a resident .of Pasa-
dena;] Cal., died last, week:. aged 7'7
years, ' Ilis wife died about 'a year
a q, Ile ,is survived by, two daugh-
ter s ,and tbi ec,;sons . ,
14Ir.. atld, Mrs. Edward -.Watson`, of
Blyth; celebrated their Golden, Wed-
ding anniversary do :May 1st.
Kincardine ,had an expert comeup
to estimate, on a' .filtoration plant -
and now. the :sante man offers to put
the plant in at seven and a half. per
cent -of the "cost' The :Review does
not like the plan at- all, "We would.
suspect any estnnate," says The
Review "made by an engineer who
expects to get the contract on coin
mission on the cost,"
The Winghain Lacrosse Chub. gave
a euchre and dance in the Armouries
on riday week;, which was attended
by a large number of both young
and olden ones.
BUSINESS' FAILURES.
Although during the last month
the number' of business . faihires in
Canada recorded by R. G. Dun & Co,
has decreased from week to week,,
-the figures are in every case higher'
than in—the corresponding week of
1021, and it is evident from these
returns -that the process Oi 're-
adjtistn7ent istar from having run
its course, 'The' nutmner of ,failures
in 1021 was larger f than in any
year since -1915, and, involved liabil-
ities of $73,299,111, ti; figure which
reveals the extreme degree of in-
flation- to which, values -had risen,
DIDN'T SEEM. JUST RIG1:IT
Uncle Josh was corlrfotably light-
ing his pipe in the living room one
evening when Aunt Maria ghmcodup
from her knitting.
"Josh," she remarked., ''"do you
know tlfat -next Sunday -will be the
twenty-fifth anniversary of our wed-
t1
1
1
?,r
x"You don't say so, : Maria," ` re-
sponded Uncle ;Josh, Pulling vigor
oouSiy at his.gori1 cob pipe. "What
about it?"
«.ilotluaig;'' answered Aunt Maria,
"only I thought maybe we ought: to
kill them two Rhode Island Rad
chickens,"
"But - Maria,"
,Amended .;Uncle
Josh, "how can iyou_ blame thein two
Rhode Island Reds :for; what hap-
pened twenty-five: years ago ?"—San
Francisco Star.
Greyhound - Excursion
to Detroit
The White Star Lino again annonflces
the big aunuiti.esouraion, Goderich to
Detroit, on the ;tentunr. greyhouud, This
splendid slip will leave Detroit Monday,
June 1211i 9:60' a, 7n., and arrive : in
Godeaitlt 5.30 P• af.
On that (penin,; at "8:96 a nloonligllt
}tart} will be taken out for w three
lours' delightful ,sail on :Lake iluron•to
enioy,dtinoing io good anisic. Don't
miss bbfs. ...
On Tuesday - moaning, June 13th, ttt
0 30, the'Groyhound will depart for :De -
ti 8lb lvitli the usual happy crewel
rbotu di' As the faro' o' is only 9200 ane
way and 93.00 7'ouud trip, a large num-
bar of passengers will, as 11snal,,,1119
doubtedly pole° the trip, '
Those going- will Jrave:all day Wed-
nesday 'and • g Thursday morning 5 d 711 De-
Returning, the Greyhound will. leave.
Detroit T1'in'sclay, flu 15111, ai 11(1(1
p m., reaching C4oderieli 0,00 p, in. tha6
caching. On Frid{ly'Mim'ining, ;it Os36
she will' d4)art for Detroit on the final
. trill,
According to newspaper reports,
De-
troit isresuming its usual prosperity
by
leaps and bounds, Iloadlilles of recent
Issues inddeate that the employers of
that etty arc 'flatting/ it almost inlpos'
sildle to ,secure, suffici(;nt 01(111511 labor to
meet therequirements of'tho -factor.
cpltput. V.ery recently the I'.acka
Antoniobiie Cimipany added one thous,
find plan, 3111 f,li,*li'ci't Coinlpini in one
fvedc added -1/m -tlioilsgatl new men
their Forces, 1t. i. c 1 to
s said, Detroit is
practically frets ' un='
the Michinitli 1;lhpllumo nom, arid
State � 1 c.Ippltt)ne Company
and 11m Detroit, Edison Company aai-
nomico they arc laying J m;, eciniduli.s for
1;01s9hon;';anrl electric lighting service
to 41lco care of e 511l3, - of two•nifllion
pSorlo within the 'nod to y ra.:
A Welt ON CI111,IIIF1N,
rho following oihtor'iN appeared
a recent iSsuk o1 the. Toronto (dobe;
"It ih difficult to- , andel stand the
motive of diose who are carrying on
propaganda 'against aid to the 'stet-
rngi' edrfldron,: of Russia. The cam,
paip'n at first took the forme of d,
dalilal , that any famine: existed,
'When •this obvious falsehood was de-
moli, hod' thio actniinittcator of tile-
.Savo the Children I'.t nd was ,attach.:
ad. • 1ti end all dotilt as to this the
B1'itish Save the Children Fund "was
united with other relief eaganha-
tions and placed u'ntlea the Manage-
ment
ianage-ment of Sir I3onjainin Jfobe.tson,
who bad held Bigg office in the In
dian Civil Service, `and was an ex-
pert in famine rl ,eA` '
The .last prcce of propaganda is
moaner a d more Subtle, hY
hile it, is
quite inconsistent with the • otheg
tow, The famine (which_,nevet ex-
isted), has 'been relieved, The or-
ganization which had been consider-
ed.,inelllcaent has been so successful .
that the famine has been stamped,
out. This also is false, as is shown
hY a cable from Colonel Mackie,
The British achuinisti'ation 'say ;that
the peak of the famine has not been
passed_- It is further pointed out
that 'both—the American relief ad- :
mipistration and the, British olgani-
uations under Sir Benjamin Robert-
son have lately undertaken addition
al responsibilities ifer feeding more
e,
o p1e..iir the ian '1`
p 1 am areas, and that
distress is undoubtedly increasing:.
• Reports coming from American
sources probably, refer to distinc-
tively American relief work. With
this we in Canada .have nothing to
do.: The -Canadian committee is. in
constant touch with- England, and its
information- is that, relief is: urgent_'
ly needed. Canadians niav:rel.y ab-
solutely upon •the :British- 'and Ca'
iiadian'osgaiiizations, and pay no
attention to reports Coning from.
other souose . Within the pastfeiv
days the Canadian committee receiv-
ed a cable -.Doom England asking it
to hasten- the despatch of floor,' laa•d
and milk. If Governor= Goodrich of
Tudiauia wants the United States to
backout, all the more reason' why,
Canada- shonid continue ' tlre;' g-oo51,
wvorlc Last 'week the Canarlian coia-
tributions totaled $305,000., 14lake it
half a million at leiist. Nine liiilhon.
people can • easily afford that amount.--
The carnnaien,,ae'ainst the starvin-s':
children 'is . e1orthy of King 'Herod.
-Even his methods were more' merci-
ful than the infliction of, a'::Painful,
and lingering` death on Millions, of
innocents."
A
SOUVENIR FROM LLOYD
,GEORGE
.Right IIdn Arthur-. Nfeiglien . has
received a 'pleasing .memento of his
visit to England That summer when
ho attended the conference of Brit-
ish` Prime Ministers: The ineniento
is, in the form Of ' a bone -handled
gold -mounted walking stick of oaa
cat from a .tree •at Chequers Court,
the country estate' of David Lloyd.
George. Tlie cane, was sent by ths,
British Prime Minister and was a
souvenir --of Mr. TVIeighen's visit to
Chequers last July, It is inscribed
as follows : "A Souvenir of Che-
quers, July, 1921, D. L. George."
"ANN OUNCE OE PREVENTION IS
WORTH POUND OF CURE,"
A disturbance of the even balance
of health which often occurs in these
trying• days" of reconstruction may
cau-
se serious :trouble. Nobody can
be too careful to keep this balance
When people begin to'loose appe
_titr, or to get tired easily, the least
imprudence brings on sickness, weak,-
ness, or debility The system needs-
a tonic, craves, it, and should not be
denied it; and the best tonic- 'that'
many people' recommend . is Hood's
Sarsaparilla. . What this itonic has
clone in kee}iing healthy <people
healthy, in keeping tip the even bat-
aifce of health, gives it the sauce
distinction as a preventive that it
enjoys as a cure. Its corny use has
iilustrate'l the wisdom of the 'okl
saying that "a stitch in time ,saves'
nine.' -
Preventive treatment now and then
calls for the use of 11 good cathartic
or laxative,' like hood's Pills, which
are 'purely vegetable and act' quickly,
and thoroughly,
-
USE
RAZ -MAH
N05Smakinp-410 Spraying—No Snuff
Just Swallow a Capsule
RAZ -MAH Is Guaranteed'
to restore normal breathing, stop mucus
gatherings in the bronchial tubes, give
long nights of quiet'sleep; contains no
habit-forming drug, $1.00 at yourdrug-
ist's, Trial freest ouragencios or -write
Templetons, 142 Xing W., Toronto,.
Sold -by J. E, Hovey, Clinton,. Ont.
RA1LWAY.
GRA 1 `TRU t. 'SYSTEM'
TRAIN SERArICE TO TORONTO.
Dairy Except" Sunday.
•
Lve Goderich . , 6.004.1.4111. ,, 2
,20 vim.
Lve: Glinnton ..6,25xn. ` Z,52 p
a 7.n1.
Lve Seaforth .. 6,41. am. 3.12.m.
Lve ;Mitchell 7.04 a.m. 3,42' pm,
Ayr Stratford ;'.. 7.30 a.1.p
4.10 pm
Ari Ifitchener,., 8.20 am. 5.20 p.m.
Arr Guelph , , 8.42 11,51. 5.50 pain.
Art_ Toronto .:,• 10:10 a.m. 7.40 pan.
RETVIRNING
Leave Tn 1 •on t
o (i,GO a.m.;12.2, 55 p.m.
and 6,10 pan,
Parlor Cafe carr Goderieli to To-
Tonto on morning, train and ,Toronto
:o
Goderich 6.10 p.m., train.
-
I ai for Bullet car, ,Sti+atfoxdto S'o-
rO1rtO: on , afternoon 'train. '
0.1 1.1. t°inrningg D,P.A., G16.It, 5ystefn
ir, lt
,iohansfotd do ;ion, Phalle 57,
Uptown ,Agents.
44444
OM ion
ONLY 'A ,5TollE
RE MIINDOI7S
S9 lini
I3USIN„ss COULD OFFER SUCH
roce
gr, Instead of 2111r1cing 0111'' perces µup and :waitirlg'in the regular' wayfor it to move' we nriri�lc
our 11riees clown fq.' A' 9010 s .turnover, at less Monts, and in. this Way we barna roceri '
E� g s es to your
house at record-breaking to v prices. ; Buying in lapgo quantitiesµ and having ou , own wholesalGP e'
we' .oari save. You 11050 fuel ay,.tlran the' small 'stores.
' Sllirrifl„s .Jelly PoWc.eri
3 pkgs 22e.
Unsweetened Chocolate 14e
Sweetened Chocolate 5e
4 Cake Icing's • 13c
4 -Minute Puddings, -2 pkgs 23e
4 .Minute Tapioca; 2 .pkgs, 28c
285
4
4
,Gold Bar Gluteal
Pineapple ca
:L az '
a tins
Extra ` Large
h',elten Haddie, tin ' 25e
,Horseshoe Salmon larg•e,.tin55e
British Columbia Saluron
large ''tin 17
Cross. Fish Sardines, tin Alia
Salmon, tin10c
Sunflower Salmon, 2 tins 25c
`Bananas'
37c dozen
Gorn Starch, • 2 ',kg's 20e1
Fairy Soap, 2 cakes •
Aylmer .Pumpkin; tin i5c Palmolive Soap,3 • 'akes
Pork and, Beans, large tin :24e Dimples Soap3 cakes
Pork and Beans; small tin 9c 1 -Lvov Soap, cake
y P, '4 ie
large cake
15e
24e
24c
59
Castile Soap, 3 calws 10c iSoi,
Castile Soap,:. long bard . 18c i
Carbolic Soap, cake : Se ,
Talcum Powder, tins 190
Maple Sugar 10.c 10
le
�°'to
22
19
y9
JIJNGI EI,;AND _ KELLOGG'S i'
�ii•:>,.
tooR ry(�
S . �. COTLN FLAMES' '.� _ ��rS '47C
4''
4
POST TOASTIES
2 packages for
ar�
•.
ruWINDOW
geMeaty P nes. 2 lbs 29c SEE ”"
4 BULK COCOA,
4 2
Pounds for 25c
m,, GOLDEN • TIP
GREEN
Lemons, 6 for 15c ASK ABOUT OUR,
Large juicy Oronges, dos 42cµ �j'�
4 Sweet Naval Oranges 5c each III ,-Free 'be•livery
COOKING 'FIGS
2-pounds:..;for
29c
E 66c "ib -BLEND' -
'''EA. 45c
YOU. WILL 19
LIKE" IT
-Dread 1®c
LARGE; LOAF FRESH. DAILY:
~During- suniiner month we will .Deliver your Groceries „IA. your Farms or Sun> fl
omes,
—ASK 175 --AB OUT IT
TTTE" CLEANEST; 'MOST11TOD I RN, AND UP-TO-DATE , RETAIL GROCERY IN CLINTON.
1bJ' 91Utti+i7 ITN h'J i(I0 -
L:C;I-5T.SIX
Piz...passenger, 40 Foroe,poreer
112 -inch wiacelbazo
Nonskid Cord Tires, front and
rear wheels
T is no longer necessary 'to buy an
J. .,expensive automobile in order to
oltain iha essen.ials and comforts' of
the costly car.
You 'want•service. The LIGHT-S1X is
built complete in Studebaker plants.
It is not an experiment. Thousands
of ,owners ' have found it dependable •
Studebaker every kind' of service,
Studebaker 1>as settled that, - You can
now buy a -"LIGHT-SIX ' .far only And you want refinements, Standard
$1495, f. o, b. Walkerville, Ont:, and equipment on the LIGHT -SIX include.]
get a car that rivals the higher priced cowl ventilator operated from the in-
ones in every advantage that goesfto clrunient board; cowl parking lights at
make up permanesi't satisfaction. base of the windshield;" inside and out-
side'door handles; large, rectangular
You want a' serviceable. car, 'The
plate glass winnow an rear curtain;
LIGHT -SIX has a -10-horsepower mo- ignition lock and a thief -proof trans -
tor which is powerful, flexible and is: -
mission lock, reducing the rate of in, free from vibration because surance to LIGI-IT-SIX owners 15 •to'
of Studebaker's method of machining 20p ex cent; and cord tires.
the crankshaft grid connecting rods. •
You can pay •more and not get . the
You want good looks: You .get good satisfaction they LIGHT -SIX will -give.
"'looks -in the LIGHT -SIX. ' But you can't get, for the same price,
You. want' g comfortable car. The a value that is even comparable to
LIGHT"-SIX_Ilas a roomy, comfortable the LIGHT -SIX.
body, 'mounted on long, substantial, Studebaker has been building quality
semi -elliptic springs; and deep, restful vehicles and selling them at fair prices
cushions
upholstered in genuine leather. for 70 years.
Touring, $1495; 3 -Passenger Roadster, $1495; Coupe•Roadster, $1925;
Sedan, $242$. ,411 prices f. e. 6. Walkerville, Ont.
T. F. HOLLAND
east St Garage, Goderich, Phone23 4
STUDY TOUR FOR BOYS.
About Che best thing a father' can
do for his boys 15 50 eneourago them
to travel and see Something of the
world, before ,theybecome toolceen-
ly engrossed ceria1 life.
7xsvel is a g'roaratti eductimmator—cit en-
riches 'the iniad and fits the youth
to ,better fill his place in life. A
normal hey 10 observant—he asehni-
hates and retains knowledge, Travel
gives hint: his opportunity -it fits.
hint 701- OVevy phase 111 life,'
A: tour or Europe is, at presenit.
boing organised under the 'personal
supervision of .Mr, T. II. •Matthews,, This exceptional tour starts :from
M.A.,(Oxon), Asais ani,Profgssot oC'Montreal on Saturday,
at rdaY, June 14t1l)
Math shtics, McGill UtaVersity, and. 'callirt {nco the splendid
'
,
late instrtiuctor-i,iouteulint; "Royal White, Star Lias steamship"Cana.
Navy. In addition local guides will pie," (12,100 tons). A. Period 'of° an -
bo seethed to,,scnduct excursions and •p;oxinietely two months will be oc.
give lectures ,on the artistic, historic,; clinic& by the tour as by the ituier-
lite57tty and econemio sfgni(c#kilcooi',, n y thefsl0'n trilr, is made :tr'oniti
the sights seen and the places visited
A most carefully planned and In-
teresting itinerary has been arrang-
ed including Visits to Montreal, Liv-
erpool, Chester,, Stratford -on -Avon,
Oxford, London, Paris, Versailles,
Fontainebleau, Rheims, Lyons; Mar-
seilles, Cannes, Nice,Monaco, Mon -
tone, Genoa, Pisa, Rome, Naples,
Sorrento, Capri, Pompeii, Vesuvius,:
Florence,.
Venice, Trent,- Innsbruck,
Munich, the Passion P1iyy at Ober-
amnrergaa, Nureanhtirg, Mayence, the
.thine, Cologne, Brussels,Louvain
and Ostend, retnxning through I,orl-
tion and Liverpool -
Liverpool by the : fine steamship.
"Regina" (16,500tons) arriving at
Montreal on August_ 26th,
The arrangements for this toter
are inose coiitplote and the charge
which is a n,iiiinrurn one cover% ev-
erything in the way of trasporta
tion, hotel acconodation with three
meals a day, transfers, -sight-seeing
Ices, in brief all necessary travel-
ling ekpenses for the enitiro tour.
Apply to any agent of the Cana-
clian National 'Railways for '.further
1,
particu lass. 47-4
Mr.' William Black,. l .P, s.
i t , pent lti
few' days at . his home in Tucker-
smith recently, a recess from this
duties o{' the pauliamentary, seesioft,
It is expected that meetings will
he held at huhurn, Carlow, Bola es-
Ville and Clinton during'the month.
to discuss .%tyd1'o ou 'thq lstrnl,