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COOPER'S STORE NEWS
BIO SHIPMENT OF
i Ras Chha
just received direct from Ceche-Slovahlo,
This is what you have been waiting fore
The set of 97 pieces will cost you$60 00
or may
be had by the piece.
Now is the time to replace what you have broken
of this popular line
A. a. • COOPER.
CLINTON
NOT I'EELIN 3 MIJCIS BETTER. /best subscrved by this • great medi-
cine which "builds up.the wholesys-
M;itis are not being benefitted }?y'
the summer vacation as they should
be. Notwithstanding rnuch '.outdoor
life, they are little if any stronger
nbw than they ,were. The tan ;on
their faces is darker auct makes them,
Idok healthier, but it is only, a mask;
They.arestill nervous,' easily tired,
upset by trifles, and they do, not eat
or sleep .well.
'What they need is what tones the
nerves, perfects digestion',.creates an
appetiteand makes sleep refreshing.
In other words, they _should take
Hood's Sarsaparilla. Pupils, teach-
ers, and others, generally will find
the chief<purpose,'.of the vacation
11 a cathartic or laxative is'need-
ed,. Hood's Pills will give entire sat-
isfaction. It is difficult to conceive
of anything better for biliousness or
constipation,
Hensel[ will probably have a con-
crete pavement put down on Main
street.
The marriage took' place at
James'. church, Seaforth, recently of
Elizabeth Atkinson, daughter > , of
Mrs, J. Atkinson of Seaforth, to
Mr. Joseph Doyle of ,Detroit, son 'of
Mr. Michael 'Doyle of Hibbert.
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The Emergency Helper
Long Distance
"Crack[" goes t'he machine part—right in the middie.
of harvest, when every hour counts.
"Help!" shouts the farther over the telephone, as he
calls up,the manufacturer's service station and orders'
a new part.
`rune i You'll get it this afternoon by Rural Mail,"
themanufacturer replies.
Can you beat it for service?
Use Long Distance -the most direct line between de-
mand and supply. Study how to apply it to your
business, and save the most expensive thing in, ;the
:world—time.
MRS. C. RUMBLE,
LOCAL; MANAGER,
Every Bell
Telephone
is a Long
Distance Sicilian
SCHOOL Of 'COMMERCE
.CLINTON, ONTARIO.
It is perhaps true that, we ' exact MORE from our, students but,
by so doing, with the assistance of our Better; Qualified 'Staff, we
make them masters of theirsubjects and expect then to fill the
Better Positions in the Business Wii ori C
COURSES :
STENOGRAPHIC COMMISRCIAL
SECRETARIAL FARMER'S
Special arrangements made for special . students.
Two Weeks Tuition Given Free.,
to students who call at the school of Conelierce and Register, ON,
, OR BEFORE' AUGUST lOth,
,Fall Term Opens. September 5tll, 1922
For full parts colors write
/- M, A. Stono, Coin, Specialist, .' E, F. 'Ward, L. A„ M. Accts,
'
Viedprincipal Phone 1.38 Principal
onstanc:
Miss Jowitt of 13rlissoi5 spent a
few days as the guest of her cousin,
Miss Mildred Britton.
On Monday, Jnly 3ist, the wife of
Deward Armstrong presented him
with a baby girl, Congratulations,
Leo :Stephenson and Walter Scott
are leaving this week, for tike ,West.
Tho busy hum of the throatier is
being heard again iu the land, 'Wo
`uhderstand the grain is tunbpg opt
a geed sample;
Mr:' and Mrs. Noble Adams : of
iilyth spent a few days with their
son, Ernest. 'rhea are spending the
summer among their sons and with
their 'daughter, Mrs, 'Parsons..
Quite a number of'tho 'farmers are
done :cuttiirt their, oats•
Auburn
Me. Frecl Pleatzer had the misfor-
tune to have his hand hurt while
threshing with his separator at Mr.
John Deor's.
Mr. Will Thompson of Toronto is
holidaying with his parents, Me, and
Mrs W, Thompson.
Miss Evelyn Burns is visiting Mrs.
Carl Raithby, '
Mr. and Mis, F. Carter left on
Fbiday for a motor trip to Flint,
Mich:
Mr. J. Letter has finisher his con-
tract of building a silo for :Earl
Raithby. .
• The Aubbirn field day,: which was
held in Mr. George Sturdy's field on
August 2nd, under the auspices of
the-Womens'', Institute and the ,base
ball] club, was a great success. Des-
pite the very busy season therewas
a large crowd in attendance ,and- all
report a good time. The proceeds
were', $210.. Prizes were awarded as
follows :—
,Children, 8 and under, Ray Vin-
cent: Annie ' Shaughan: Ivan Bean:
• Boys 10..end` under, Cameron Mc-
aTahli:. Frank Roberton; : John.. Lock,
hart.;.
Girls 10 and under, Beth Cartwright
Georgina' Lockhart, Laura Phillips
Boys .12. and: ander, Frank' Rober-
ton, Cameron McNabb, John. Lock -
Girls
hart.a,
irls t2'
G and:. under Beth Cart-
wright, -Annie Stranghaa,
-Boys 15 and under, Eddie Miller,
Perev Yungblutt, Harry Sturdy.
as;r1. 15 and - under. Laura Phillins
Annie `Strapghan, Georgina Lock-
hart.
' . 100 -yard dash, open, -by H. Phil-
lips: Robert' McLeod, Nelson Patter-
son.
250 -yard dash open, by J, Arthur
and E. Hanley: Mildred Grey, Verna
Taylor,
Running long jump, open, by J.
Johnston: and J. Medd,' Nelson Pat-
terson, W. Thompson.
Running hop, step and jump, Es
Lawson, Win, Thompson, Robert Mc-
Leod, '
Trowing baseball- around diamond,
open to•tearns of four from Maitland
League, by W.T. Riddle; Westfield
team.
• Base -running open to members of
Maitland League, by Dr. Weir: Nel-
son Patterson, , Leslie_' Buchanan..
Instruction race, 'restricted to
couples newly married or couples a-
bout to be married, Oak Rocker, by
A. J., Ferguson: Wen. Carter' and
Verna Taylor.
Person bringing largest car load,
Inner tube by R. D. Munro Ernest
Patterson.
Oldest man on the grounds, Dress
shirt by E. Helwig: Jas. Scott, God..
erich.'
Automobile coming longest dis-
tance, car' jack, by Hill's Hardware,
Mrs. James Howatt, Seaforth.
Fanner bringing largest load in
horse vehicle, whiflltrees, by E. Phil-
dips: Jos. Miller.
Tallest man on the grounds, pipe,
by R. Graviston: John Mills,
Spilte driving, box of chocolates, by.
1'. .Carter: Birdetta Noble.
Baby, six months ' and under, by
0. E. Erratt, Mrs. S. Lawlor's ba-
by girl.
.Baby over six months and under
oneyear, by 0. E. Erratt,, Mrs. C.
Campbell's baby boy and Mrs, W.
Medds baby girl.
The baseball thatch between ,the
Westfield and Auburn Sealer teams
was won by'WCstfield,
lay Fever
ASTHMA, SUMMER COLDS.
*You don't need a month's treat -
meat to prove the worth of .•
It AZ .MAH'
• i(3BLIF,E" Is IMMEDIATE.
It restored normal breathing,—
stops mucus gatherings in nasal
and bronchilal passages, assures
long ni
yghts, of quiet sleep.
' fee tri00 al to Templour etons, Toronto for
Sold by J,E. Hovey, Clinton, Ont.
GR ANG''TRLI
k,1'AI LWAV
I%'''$YSTE'M
TRAIN SERVICE TO TORONTO
Daily Except Sunday.
Tuve Goderich .. G a.m. 2.20 p.m.
Lve Clinton , . a 6.21) a.m. 2.52 p.m.'
Lve Seaforth . , 6.41 a,rn. 3.12 p.m.
Lire 1Vlitchell . 7.04 a.m. 3,42 'pan,
Arr Stratford .. 7.30 a.m. 4.10.: pan.
Are Ifitehener. , . 8.20 a.m, 8,20 pan
-
Am; Guelph . , , , 8,45. one: 5,50 p.m.
"Air Toronto , , 10.10 nat. 'I.4O p.m.
RETURNING
Leave Toronto 6.50 a.m.;. 12,65 p,m.:,
and 8,10 •,8.in,
Parlor Cafe car. Goderich to To-
ronto on morning train 'and . '.Voronto
to Goderich 6.10 pan. train.
Parlor Buffet; ear. Stratford to To-
ronto on afternoon trait.
C,l3 Horning, D,P.A„ G.T.R. System
John 1Lans,for'd & Son, Phone 37,
38ptewlt Agents,.
Kippen,
Miss Bertha Mc:deurie of'`l:`oronto
is :spending her iholidays . with her
put ents,
Miss Margaret .Nellie leaves ibis
week l'er Toronto and will visit the
1s :hibltiQn;•
h'Ir, Will''llobieeon' of ,Stanley, (1r
htldont of Viettg in ' College, preach-
ed in the Presbyterian Church lust
Sunday, Mr, Robinson is ti Lrrg'iat
student and the people were pleased
to hone lliill•
A Targe quantity Of wheat1$being'
marketed et Rippers. Mr, Parrot,
wlio is in charge, is quite busy„ •
Mr, Bert McKay was in Egtiond
ville recently to visit his mother,
who had quite a serious operation,
last week. She is recovering, nicely
Miss Baynes of Detroit is visiting
with relatives -in Tuckersrnith 'and
-Kipper. [She is a cousin of Mr. R.
17taynran,
Mr. Percy Clark and fancily have
-returned to Windsor after a pleasant
visit here,
Mrs W'.,:' II. Johnston of Exeter
visited with Mrs. 1VIeEenzie on Tues_"
day and also called on other friends.
Her fr'iend's are plea ed to see her
again as site lived .amongst us for a
windier of. -years. Mr. Johnston
taught in No, 44 Stanley acid they
are both welcome visitiors.
Mrs. James McClyuront of the vill_
age, received the sad news from her
brother, Mr. Daymap, 'of near Moos
son in, of the death' of his daughter,
a bright young girl of nineteen years.
She was suffering from appeitdi'eitis.
Miss Depew of New York is a
guest with Mr and Mrs. Wm. Ivisoli,
Mci. Reynolds of Toronto is also
there on a visit to her -daughter, Mrs.
Ivison.
IAn old landmark of Ilippen, the
-home of the late Win. Edgar and al -
se of Wm.' .Kyle, but lately occupied.
by Mr. A. ',McKenzie was taken.
down this week.
The Laides' Aid of the Methodist
'church met at the Isovue of Mrs. 3.
Dayrnan last week, when they re-
ceived much hospitality and had a;
good meeting and. splendid music.
A GIFT OP THE ,GODS. `.
Bounteous` nature has supplied tea.
for the pleasure and refreshment of
Mankind. When Duro and fresh: it
is. a most delicious and beneficial
drink. In winter.' if it is. served
'trot, it. is delightfully exhilarating,
and in the heat of: summer,, if • iced,
there is' nothing .more refreshing,
Unquestionably, tire'. purest and most
delicious tea is "SALADA."' Your
grocer 'can supply you. ,Ask for it
to -day.
Sc. Helens
Miss Jeanette 'McDonald of Paris
is renewing old acquaintances around,
St. 'Helens.
Mr. and Mrs.' John Rutherford
spent the last week visiting friends
at Port Albert.
Miss Annie Clark of Saskatoon is
spending her holidays under the par'_
ental' roof. Also Mrs. McIntosh
and three boys.:
MTs. Gordon and Miss Mary Ruth-
erford are spending a week at Nia-
gara Falls,'
Mr. Robert Neilly and Miss Neilly.
of Michigan are visiting their sister,
Mrs. D. Todd.
Mrs. Geo. Webb is holidaying at
Kincardine,
Mrs, Earl Armstrong and children
of Saskatoon are visiting at Mr. ,Al-
exander's.'
,Mr. 'Rattle of Ripley is busy 'build..
ing a Gement silo for Mr. Robert
Woods.
Miss Winnifred Woods has return-
ed home from her trip to New York,
Quebec and other places.
Mrs.` 3'. Metcalf is visiting her sis-
ter, Mrs. R. Woods, at present.
D11i44TH Ol? AN 01,1) RESIDENT
NT
GP' 0001311.1011 TOWNSIHIP
The death oecarred at his home at
Courtwrigbt on Monday' of last week
of Alexander Bedew, an old resident
of Goderich township, in his seven-
ty-fifth 7'
by -fa'i'th year.lVir ecoit was a.
native of Hamilton but carne to Ihrr-
on when he was about four years old
and remained a resident of this
county until about a dozen years
ago, when he reitleved to Court-
Wright. In 1872 he was united in
marriage to Miss Olive Gr'avelle; who
survives him, together with her
eight children: Charles of St, Jos-
eph, Henry pr Ottawa and Edward, of
Sarnia, both .civil engineers, Jorbme.
at home, Mrs, R. McDonald of
Court)right, Misses Claressa and
Lizzie of Dublin and William on the
homestead in Goderich township,
The deceased was a Roinan Cath
olio in religion and a^Liberal hs pol-
ities. Ile was a quiet unassuming
man; a good husband and father The
funeral took place ,from St, Charles'
church, ,Courtwright, on Thursday
last, the Rey, Father Lavelle con-
ducting the funeral srvices. Mr.
W. . Bedour weft to see his father
before his death and he and his' two
daughters attended the funeral:
HARV1ST)ERS WANTED FOR TIIE
WESTERN WHEAT FIELDS
Special train service and low fares
are offered by the Canadian- Nation-
al -Grand .Trunk Railways to Western
Canada.' Consult 'with your nearest
agent for train service, etc. Com-
fortable, roomy,:convertable (berth)
Colonist Cars of latest design, and?.
restaurant carsserving meals and
lunches will be attached to trains.
Special cars will also be provided for
women.' Travel the "National Way"'
to Winnipeg when destined to any
point beyond. The Canadian Na-
tibnal reaches direct all important
distributing centres in Western Can-
ada. G2-2
PRIZE WIN3'l313 IN HURON
"II.QME "GARDb1N'7 CONTES'TI
I'gliowirig' are the results of the
"Nome Gordon Competition" es.
ootrduuted for 13urorr County, " The
built of the °ntrlee were conflaed 10
this section, ,although two as tar
south as Grand Bend, The winners,
all f ,h v 'i ri .
o the u i t atClinton,
a' �
yre. ,
tat, Ilazel Potter, S. S. No, 1
Stamey,
2nd. )Idwin Cartwright, London-
bore,
3rd. George Potter, S, S. No,
11 Goderich.
4th. Mac)? Falconor, ,S, S, No.
6, Goderich.'
Two Irarmeii.nc as Exeter mel with
accidents recently, 'Thos, Rowelitr'o
rattling ag'as`nst a pil:chforlc while 00
wools in his field mitt Andrew Gibson;
falling off a load of nag and break-
ing his collar bone.
A liquor' still, shipped from Chi-
cago in bond, and, addressed to.0
man in Paisley was left in the cus,
tonihouse here ,uncalled for, and was
Seized on Saturday by the revenue
officer. It is said a charge will
belaid, The "still is being held pis
possible evidence,
Chief Allan of • Winglsesn on
a tip t'rorn Listowel, set out in Pur-
suit of a car of liquor and •followed,
it for twenty miles until, his ear
broke down. The chief then -wired
Walkerton and other' places, but hall
to give up the chase hirnselfs 31
is believedthe cargo was disposed.
of - at Clifford.
40, 000.
TE
GOING FARE , .
$15 -to WINNIPEG
Plus half a cent a mile be _ond. to all pointsin Mani-
toba, Saskatchewan,. Alberta,; dinoto Calgary,
Ivlet.eod and east.
RETURNING FARE
*20 from WINNIPEG
plus half a cent a•milefrorn starting, pointtoWinnipeg
DATE.
August 11th " and 21St—Toronto, Caledon Rant, Beeton, Meaford,
Collingwood, Peuetaag,Midland, Parry' Sound, Sudbury, Capreol and
east thereof in Ontario, -
A ug'u et 111.tha.nd 23rd --"Toronto, Inglewood and all stations south and west
thereof in in Oeitario.
Special Trains 'Leave -(standard Time)
TOROiCITO—(Union Station)
August 14th --12 30 noon, 6 00 p,m., 12,90 p.m.
August 23rd -12.30 noon, 6.00 p m , 12.30 p.m.
Por Times from Other Stations See Special Train Service Poster
Through Solid Trains to Winnipeg Without Change
Restaurant Oars on Special Trains—Meals and Lunches Served at
Reasonable 'Prices. Special Oars for Women. Convertible (berth)
Colonist Caro of Latest Design
icor further particulars apply %to nearest agent Canadian National -Grand Trunk Railways.
THE CANADIAN NATIONAL REACHES DIRECT ALL IMPORTANT DISTRIBUTING
CENTRES IN WESTERN'CANADA
Travel the "National Way" to Winnipeg- when destined to any point beyond.
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FARM LABORERS WANTED
Ina Going "-115 to WINNIPEG. . "Fare Returning"—$20 from WINNIPEG.
act pit Me 'Wm to destiaetta. 3 cent per mite starting paint to Winalpeg.
GOING ®ATiE* TERRITORY
AUGUST From StgNoRRee to Ontulo, smith', Farh,to and including Toronto on Lake Ontario Shore Lino
11 and Havolook-Patcrbore Ling.
and Prom Stations Rtnaatnn to Renfrew junction, ineloeive,'
Prom Stations on Toronto -Sudbury direct floe, •
?rpm.Statioae Dranoel to Port M,oNicoll andDurko(in, to Hebcaraoon, iaelnstve.
AUGUST 21
AUGUST 14
and
AUGUST 23
Prom Stations South sod West of Toronto toand lereludiaa Hamilton. and Windsor Ont.
[rem Owen Sound, Watksrton Oranaeviao, Teeswgtir, Slorq, Listowel. Oedericb, Windsor,
rt4arg!e;
Port Banwell,. and 1St Thomas Brennan.
Prom Stallone Toronto end North to Bolton, lnoinelve.
ePLOIAL THAMES PROM TORONTO
Pull particulars from Canadian Paciee Ticket Akeote. W, 5E, ,HOWARD, Dletriet Panaoogoe Aioot;'rur nto.
W. Jacksoo, 0, P. R. Agent, Clinton
The owner of a Model 81 Overland (name on request)
tells us he recently made a 900 mile trip using only
2 quarts of Imperial Polarine Oil Heavy (as recom-
mended on the Imperial Chart).
Big oil and gasoline mileage is just one of the many
advantages of using the proper grade of Imperial
Polarine Motor Oils in any car or truck. Consult
the Chart.
IIVIPERIAL 011.. LIMITED
Manufacturers and Marketers of imperial Polarthe Motor Oils and
Marketers in Canada of Gargoyle Mobiloil.
",awr*vi
14lado in five grades
for the proper lubes,
rieatlon of all tnakes
of automobiles,
trucks anti: traetOrdc