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Yung Huron County.. Farmers
ake ' Good Showing
During the oast week.nine Huron
County: Junior Farmers attendod;'the
Three Day Short Course and; J`udg-
_ing Competitions held in Toronto
under the atispices of - the ?Canadian
Swine, Breeders' -Association and the
Industrial :and Development Council
of thq:, Canadian Meat Packers -and
the Dominion Live Stock Branch and
• the Ontario DepartmentofAgricul-
%'Lectures and demonstrations were
gr •ell in cured sides, meat inspee-„
tidn8 grading of 'live hogs•,'and trips
through the packing. plants art'stock
r
Live 'Hogs
Placing' Reasons
Addison 'Fraser,- Bluevale ..90 52
Geo. Fowler,Wingham .....95
Jge -Breckenridge Blt evale, , . 05
Graham Cannpbell,t'Winghanr,85
.Gordon Godkin, Winghsns
Eldon Stoltt,' Auburn 80
Walter Washington; Auburn 75
Glyn Raithby, Auburn 90 ;51'
Cecil -Cartwright, -Londesboro 80 -- 57 ,
To TUE 5LEC'I'oRS 01' CLINTON
]Belies and Gentlemen:
Not expecting to be nominatpd for
any municipal honours i was not
present at the nomination meeting
and' having been "pressed to let my
mane go before you for mayor 1
t+'oRo this opportunity of asking your
sutport.i
Having boon a member, of the.coun-
cils of 1910-29-21, I con no strang-
er to your municipal business, x z
ask your vote believing- that I can
aid
in reducing your tax rate as
'did' in those years, and to even less
than it was then. .
However it is a matter of business
and each voter should' take an in-
terest in the affairs of the town and
vote as' he or she feels to the best in-
terest of the town,
, I make no personal canvass. I
will be satisfied with your decision.
If you elect me you place the respon-
sibility on my. shoulders, if not.
Cooper will carry -the load.'
Wishing one and all the cftnpli-
ments of the season.
Yours.Respectfully,
==J, E. JOHNSON
yards were made. Tuesday fore-
noon, a Judging competition. in two
classes of live hogs was held Wed-
ndsda-y forenoon the carcasses of
the same .clogs Were fudged:
The work of the "local tearer was
most gratifying, especially when we
consider that`,, the local team- were
all new ,nen. who had never, taken
Olt in cthb4petitions;before; while.
some of the. other -teams, orad men:
who, had 'taken part at the Toronto
Royal and -the Provincial at Guelpo.
, The standing of the Huron boys
is as follows: •
Dressed Hogs.
Bracing Reasons
100 66
•60 01-
S1 66
97 s 46
100 ' 50
.100
70 50
78 58
95 - 57
44 .,
35 •
56
'32
43
55
The 'his were papticulasly strong 1
in- placing bolt lack of experience .Is
-shown in the giving of -reasons. EI-
donStoltz won second prize,' 410.00,
and Addison .-7raser seventh- prize,
,p5.00, in the carcass class. The.•
tear, stood second .ini tile .Wast Tor-
QeondoiTa Road
ont4;,group, the team from Perth
loading',
These 'Courses are of great eduea-
tioiitl value and do much to unite
tli"o packer and producer,, each of
which is, directly dependent" on the
other.
Mr. Oscar Bali; who has been in
Washington Territory for some time„4
is visiting his parents, Mr.-arid'%Ir;s.
J. E. 'Ball.
Mr, W. Snell has returned home aft
ter spending a month with .his ne-'
phew, who has been taking in_ the
big stocrc'shows.
The U. F.' W. nmet, last Thursday
at the home of Mrs. H. Snell, The
program was given by the officers and
was in keeping with the Cbristmas,
Miss -Jennie Grant treatedthe p
o-
o,4'$b-tt'S1ias tree on.
Friday aftertioon. ••
Turner's church Sunday School `•eld
their annual'Crr]stmas entertam1> n
on Friday evening.
Miss Myrtle Crieh of. Essex count
y ,;
is spending. th 'Olnri turas vacation
o s n
at her home here.
Mr, and 1VIrs. David Deacon - en:
`Pickford, Mich., who will spend the
winter 'in Florida, visited* relatives
pd friends in Goderich and, God.
rielilirivn57tip during 'the least week.:
Crediton Methodist church , was
burned to, the grouiiil on .the first of
January last and on- Sunday weelc a
handsome new church' was opened,
the president el the Conference, the
Rev. J. E.: -J Millyard, ollncieting at
the opening services. The •entire
cost of the new blinding has been
met , and the Croditon Methodists
start with their church debt -Gree. r,
DEPENDS WHERE YOU SIT
rA
"You would smile, too, if yon
could see what we do," was the re-
ply of a Kincardine choir girl when
her attention was called by one of
the members of, the congregation to
the amount of laughing going on a-
U_ ong--the: warblers. No doubt. she
In st see
" g
The choir ii•1 tu
is right. P n
somea funny..:things:. We lino 'iv the y
do from what she ,tells us.- So when
you are tentpted to go to 'sleep and
let your head, flop about like ;a lien
with a broken necky think, of the
-pool' choir girl, who needs the ser-
mons more than the comedy.— Kin-
cardine Reporter.
artts
TO I'IGi I+;LJlCT0BS OIi','CI,IIV`1'OIJ
Ladies and Gentlemen Haying de-.
eided 10 offer myself as a candidate
for trio reevosirip 1 r, speetfullI so1iciti
the votes o1. the - ratepayers o2 the
town of Clinton. Ii clouted I will, to
the best of nip ability, 'work for bhe,
interests of all, Wishing you all.
a ITappY New Veal',
'To the Electors cif Clinton
Ladies and (entleme'b : Your
vote and influence are repect
fully Solicited for
or Reeve
For 19 3
Give your vote to the man
who is willing to devote his
times to the inlefest of the
Citizens,
mectztlaMt.
t,•
Ads fi. - ly Results Guaraniceed
Vote For
ThB people's Candidate
Voll -;Public Utilities
C. mtnilsflwrier.
STEAMSHIP LIN,E--.1Tot GIVE
PICTURE TO REGINA •
.1Vlayor Grassick, of Regina, who
last, spring',prosenteci a replica of -his
city's coat of arms,to the, steamship-
Regina in Montreal, will shortly be
the recipient of a large • original
watercolor picture of the Regina,
which has jest, been received from
England :by ,the :White Star Domin-
ion Line. '
TIie painting, which is the work of
Montague 115, Black, British Marine.
artist, and is highly regarded as an
artistic-achievrnent, will be formally
presented to thb: City of Regina to
be hung in :the mundcipal'' buildings
as a token of esteem from tho ship
that is ''Minn(1d after .the . Western
city. The painting depicts' the Re-
gina • a ''tlte mouth of the -Mersey at
sunset And' the artist has sueceede
in reproducing. to a fine degre the,
aspect of a sunset sky reflecting on
the sea. - The 'picture is frainecl in
.a handsome antique gold , moulding,
and bears a suitably-engr d brass
plate anointed on an ebony stand.
Arrangements' for its ,presentation
are. AIN' being completed. •
The coat of arms,' given by the
city has siaae' been affixed to one of
the bulkheads iii, the steamer's main`
underneath'
'l
companionway, tt a.
J
painting of •the Parliament Buildings
at Regina.
THE, SORT OF TIMES. WE GROW
"D's Canada- there ;are approximately
150 different species and varieties
o plalats reaching• tree size Only
thirty-one. of these are coniferous,
but, Die wdod of these makes lip :9
per cent: of this country's fo;re9
products, and the trees themselves
cover even a larger proportion of the
potential' forest 'area.
OU11 I AT IMONY
WASTING, . I� .
P. c„h.ist •Generation is' Destroying
TO THE It,LIT.? fOTwONStS IIofUP sdODE 'CI:I
,Ladies and Gentlen'tei : Being a
candidate lop the position of reeve
for 1928, I respectfully ask for your
vote and•]influence; If elected I will
endeavor to the best of any ability to
serve the interests of the municipal-
Oswali1. CI>yn '
To the Electors.of Godericli Township
Ladies and Gentlemen:—By a last-
minute decision and at the request of
a large number of influential rate-
payers I am in the field as candidate
for” the position ,of township coun-
cillor.: Kindly give one::your vote
and influence and oblige. - Wishing
all 'a happy;: and prosperous" New
year.
John Sowerbi
the Heritage of Futiue
NIr..
Frank J. D..T,arrinjum, of Ali-
nanolis • I2oyal, Nova Scotia,misses
funityto attack thwaste-
iolicy in vogue; in Cana-'
e recent fires
PW3Lit NC.YI?or., 1i9PORT
. Tho standing of the pupils in the
various rooms or the school is re
corded ;is follows,. -
Class: (1)honours: 70% and Ever.
( lays- (II) --Pas: (60%� s741).
(.lass; (111) --{Those bolo;W 'the 50%,.
requirement.
Diyislon , (VIII)
Tionour 1)o'otlly Cornish, Mar -
,net' Moss, Gene Andrews, Billie
McIntyre, John Ward, Arthur Bozell,
Marion SV si, Toni Turner, Beecher
Streets;, Ross Cantelon, Jack Perdiai:,'
Pass ---Glen Cartwright, Dorothy
Cook, Susan Steope, Kenneth Toney
George Elliott,"Blaneho Clement, IIe1
end Rumhall, Gordon 'MeCoof. Doris
Crich, Ceeil Holmes, Cameron Henry,
Margaret Casker, Vena McLean,
Grace Lavis, Gladys Mason, Boggle
Snaith, ,Vera Bezzo, George T 'Yforcl,'
Jack Murch, Bud Harris.
,Below 00% --Francis Carter, Grace
']'inch, Margaret Farquhar, Mary
Cooperia"i'at Cunningham, Gerald
Iiveis.
E. R, CARTER, 7;eacher
through, extremes: of climatic cons:••
tions, and in long periods of drought,
causing such appalling`holocausts';as
in Northern., Ontaricn,WitIi,roccasion-.
al 'surplus of ,rains producing dams
,,ging freshets, washouts and wind
storms 6f increasing' velocity. ' All
of these .conditions are the results
of denuding our 'country of forest
growth. •
-
W,e are not only cutting down trees
that do not Ibeloiig to us for our own
industries; :we arc 'bartering' them
away by the millions, for a mere pit-
tance, robbing our children for 000
own 'present needs and' squandering
then} lavishly on' another, country.
Over' : one million, sic hundred, and
fifteen thousand" cords • of, ,pubjlwoaa
alone were' shipped out • of Canada
last year, or more than twenty-five
million trees; half of the entire rc_
quirien'eiits necessary for Canadian
• necessary
S.
pulp and paper 'Il
In addition to this ave are -sending
settlers back to clear up .-forested
country which is more 'suitable; for
raising trees than anything else;
when past :experienes has ptroved,
time aixl time again, that it is only,
a , iuestion of thefirst really hot
season, when these settlers will be•
burnt out, with a very good chance„
oftheir being hurt ul$ as well.This
is particularly tvicked;lvlien we are
already suffering from :a.lack of fez-
estedarea and have a surplus of va-
cant cleared prairie land. In 'short
we pre not merely penalising our-
selves;; we are just as surely impel:,
Division (VII)
.] 'First 'leader Class: Honours -Rays'
mond Caintelon; Irene I-Iollloway, Dor-;
othy'dCorless,, JaLk- Dorsey, 'Murray
Cndmoxe; Norval Furniss, Edna Mc-,
Cool,'tsabelle hollies, Ruby Clement.;,
Pass -Clayton Dixon, Lillian aft, Jack Jack Doney, Jack Cree, Ross'
Fitzsimons, Bill Dorsey, t,edith' Steep,
Marion.HJidson, Frances Fitzsimons,'
Norene' Finch. Below 60%-.Tehm
McGill, Mary Lavis, May Mennen'
Clifford Igen nedy, Mary Cowan, Bill,
Steep, Lucille Schoenhals.
Primer Class,,' Honours—Dorothy'
Glazier, Beatrice- Sharp, ' Beatrice
Brown, Orpha Perdue, . juth Pickett,
Bob Doherty, Gordon Hoy, Murray
-Dale. Pass ---Whitney Curter; ,Mar-•
garet Carter, ,Gladys Bezzo, Helen
McIntyre.
—M. WILTSE. Teacher
Division (VI) -
Class (A)-0Iarian Smith, Stella
Deeves, Charlie, Peckitt Thelina Ball,
Eddie Elliott,•Harold:''•; Gibbs, Ird•no
Vainer, :Clara: Sall; .Lorne _Brown,
Harriet Gandier, Josie .Carter, Jessie
Cameronn, Minnie Nash, Joe Doherty,
Owen . Combe, Jim" Doherty, Leon_
Jinks. . ' .
,Class (B)'- Jim Nickles Minlue
Pinning, Bert,:Ireland, Harriet Ken-
nedy,: Mildred Cooper, 'Emily Scruton,
Josephine Harris, ' Fred Schoenlials;
Isabel-Cantelon, Charlie Johnston,
Florence: McCallum, George Rumball,
Reggie.Cook. • •
Class (C) -Stewart Farquhar, Geo.
-Gould, Edwin:Mdson.
''13. COURTICE, .Teacher.
Division (V)'
'Class '(A) -Dorothy Watts, `Mary
Andrews, Frank Hooper, Elliott Burt
lift, Joe Gandier and Laurence' Plum-
Steel; equal, Jack • Grainger, Irene
Swinliank; Ronald Mason, Carl Fur
niss;•Helen Deevesl Isabelle Lawson,
Eldred Rowoli(Ie, Norma Streets,
Grace Fitzsimons, Dorothy Cowan,,
Ilelen Cooper: •
Class (]11) — Kathleen Camieron,
Laurie Hudson, Donald'Leyy, .Ernest'
Hovey, Mable. Bezzo and Iiugh Mc..
Ewan equal, Billy Draper, Muriel
Downs, Josie; Fitzsbnonis, • Tom Twy-
ford, .8tewart Coon; •• Archie Dare,
G•raoe Iiellyar, Jack' Snaith.
'Class' (C) -Ruth Cassel, Edina An=
tone, Laura' Thorne, Duncan Cart-
wright, Elwood Campiiell, Harold
Wing the fnttixe of our conntxp• Glazie, Hilda Thorne,, Robin Laiis,
As the Boston : Herald recently Beatrice . McClinchey, .Al'bert' Greene,
- tersely said "What -add to, the pity ; Cee l Pttgh, Bob Garter.
is thattiinost of the timber destroyed H)
ELEN RODAWIAY Teacher
by our woodland 'fires is so-yonllin as D]v]sion_ IV
I3onours—Htten Manning, Margar-
et Plumsteei, Isobel Biggart, Charlie
Andrews, Robbie, Hale, Jean iblutch,
Kelso Streets, Billy. Watkins,,Edwsrd
Rorke, Gerald 9-tolnies,, Janet Me
Taggart.
pass -,Ruth Cartnvight, Bessie Li_
vermore, }felon Dew, Ross Carter,
Oswald Hamblyn, Brenton H011yar,
Susie' Livermore, Marion • Pickett,
Bill' yMurch, Gordou p
ore, Ken-
neth Pickett, .T' Frank nIc 14 '
Tcl;
t est, wan, Harry
Irelancl, Jim Turner•, Beth Cartwright
Grace McIntyre, Violet Merilson,
Hazel Jac]kion, Norman Livermore,
Edna Elliott, Parrett Taylor, Dorothy
Nash, Car'rie,,Davis.'
Below 609,, --.Kathleen Nidkle, Ir.
one Masan,' Irene Layton, Wilbur;--
Cudmore, Dorothy Steep, Lloyd Rum -
ball; Barry Fl.untsteel, :Jean Twyford,
FTartrey',Cooper, Charlie Halstead, L+",
Ful -ford, Robert Jervis. ' -
-A, FARNHAM,Teacher
Division (III)
Class (I);-Roy..Cook, Iyan Dew,
Margaret McLeod, Reggie Noble,
Ma ibn DeW,Cyril'I•Iale; Benson Cor
less,: Irene Nash, Marion Scrutoi,
Everett Downs.
Glass (IT)—.Morris Rozell, Won,
1VIpGi11,-Harry Watkins, Bill McClin-
chey, Jim Iiennecly, Bub. Hudson, It.
ene:Doherty, Jack Elliott, John Peek-
itt, Frank Dale, Iiugh Hawkins, Ys-
abel OlhdWeti, Bruce Bn,gar t, - Editn
Hurt;.'bnrothy Mutch, Gordon Mar-
shal], Clarence Pugh;; Bill Jackson.
Class (III) --Paul Hrvey, Douglass
Kennedy, Jim ChoWen, Grant Rath, l
Wayne Retell, Bruce Tasker, Russel''
17iller,
Edith Glazier, Ernest Brown,
Dclor1s Tronas, Charlie Brown, Pert
Glidden, Eileen Rumball, Bob Turn-
er, Ada. Fu1:Cord,
E. L. 11'ORD, Teaches,
Division (I1)
Class (A) Dorothy Manning, Ev_
clyn Ilan, Albert Salter, Harry Wen-
ner,; Myrtle Cole, Helen Burns, Mart
garet Cudmore, Bill Bali, Roy Fitz-
sintCjiia, Carl Burns, Jennie..La'-lc,
,Loan Weir„ Jank Twyford.
Class (11) --Grace Evans, Jessie,
Cress, Norma Stevens, Viola II'olland,.
Isabel Pickitt, Lcna.Bolton, Mnrjoxie.
Iluntcn Ii,Idie Scruton, Helen I nightt,
Ireleii Nedigcr, :Melt Scrams, Dorothy
SSRI teff.
Mas (0)--,Beulah—McIntyre, Ma&
,calls, Ittsgh Ladd, Ciari>Steepe
Lttytov, 11?adelou Streets, Wean
7t l4 DRAIS, rl'e altos+
IYi'eia;nn <f l)DTt
• SAN, »As's L.,. RGE
Ve ell
p v�� EKC
-,4^1b Yin L:ITI
S I StTc
VALENCIA
' CAKE
4 .p Cannell
LUN 1C PUMPKIN
21c
to"belong to generations not old e-
11011911 to protect it"
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ONE NEWSPAPER PSIBLISI•FER
.WHO 'MAKES MONEY` '
`(Toronto Star)
One 'editor and. proprietor of a
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Weekly eekl newsnaner-. is. Said to . make
a:• He
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rofit" of: a
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sections of our
ia'`iduring the
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dread omen
ttointion of
the Do-
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Dearborn -publishes the D q ( )
1 .clepondent and his, name is H. Ford.
Besides' editing bis paper ho also
makes 'autos on 'the side.
COULD THINE THERE.
Why can't -Wo' go . to the-nroyies
tonight, John,.:ii's dull staying, at
hpine? No, :Maria, We cau'S( go
io the movies,: We must think
about' our bills Well can't ,we
think about :our bills between =acts
at the movies?' „
C,ozarat) News
They,,are up-and-coming folk about
Zurich. A ildnse has beta greeted
in the course of a' few weeks ,and
is already occupiedby the olvner.
The marriage took place at Cred-
iton Er angelical parsonage on Dc-
eomber 11t11, of, ,Miss Alice Ga.iscr
and MY; Ferdinand Habcrer o•f Etnr-
ich,
Miss Adeleino Spence, "claughte o°
Mr. Adorn Spence of Ho 'cit. town-
ship, : died al; W5rllesloy 'hospital,
Toron(•, on December ,14th at the
age of 'twenty-nine years. The ro
maims were brought home for in-
prnient, silo funeral taking .place
Fordwich cemetery; Miss Spence
Ivor been of robust, ltdaith.
N, "Sir Douglas Haig"
was`heard a year
Mb was raised
f' 1S1is±ail and
'gest animal
II,e had
CAMEL BRAND
3 lbs Dates:
6 Rolls
TOILET
PAPER
25c
27c
GRAND
10 lbs -Su
SUNT
3 tins Sal
r -
PROVISIONS
CHEESE
M kine Sliced
BA ON
No 3 ,Tin
SHORTENING
..2Jc.
37c
51-c
'PURE LARD .. 20e. lb.
No. 3 T -in
PURE LARD
59c -
Dominion
'Clara Gould, Jack IVI, tch, Harold
Langford, Douglas I1,ennedy, 'Nettie.
Taylor, Dorothy' Ward, Marion Me-
Brien, Ivan;. Dodds, '- Mary. Watkins
Florence Huller.
',Class (LII) Bill Mntoh;' Harriet
-Hawkins,; Ross McEwan, Sans Castle,
Eva` Cold, Jack Lavis.
W'. G. STRONG; Principal.
IT WILL .BE'A Gi5EAT SHOW..
JT
'Preparations have been completed
for the 89th. Annual Ontario Pro-
vincial Winter Fair to be held at
Guelph on Decetber 8 -14th. With
88 successful shows, ta- its credit, the
1922 Winter, Fair; ie an assured fact.
All departments are equal to any
previous show', and four are re-
cords. In the Horse- Department,
the .entries guarantee a particularly'
strong, show. This can be realize
when it 'is noted that in the class
for aged Clydesdale Stallions are is
entries., Other'istrong classes show
11 Filly Foals, 10 'I-Iackney broou.
snares, 13 Draft geldings, 13 3 -yr -
old Draft horses and 12 heavy draft
teams,
'These "are but'a' few of the many:•
strong classes to be seen in the ring
daring : the Winter Fair Week.
With a total of 1175 entries, the
showing of sheep:' and swine at the
Guelph Winter Fair will be of the
very highest order,'. and surpass e9-
erything seen there. 809 entries o1
sheep is ,a record, and it may be
truthfullsaid that, the sheep show
will be lone of the best elver' held In
a Canadian Show. Each breed le
fully represented,' and the quality
speaks strongon,g competition.
ion.
The See,,1,5howathe Guelph in
-
ter Fair halt, always • been of tlie
highest order, and the quality of the
JANUARYTROD AND GUN
'Tire .°January Issue of Rod and
Gun in Canada, the opening number
for 1923, ` sets a high standard for
the subsequentissues to equal. This
number as now on sale, and 'it should.
please : every sportsman. . " An as-
sortment of splendid features greets,
the reader. Bonnycastle. Dale ex..
cols himself in his splendid. contri-
bution, "A Christmas Day's ,Duck
Hunting," while " A. errip'. up the
Talcu River"- is another article that
id' almost 's'u'e to please.; Harry
11I. Moore, the gifted Canadian writer
Inas never written a: better story than
"Bones," which is another big , at-
traction in this isstio. Tho various
departments, the ' diversity of 'tea-
times, the lino illustrations -all these.
help to . retake lip a magazine of
quality and excellence.
Rod and . Guit in Canada is pub
lislied 'monthly. at Woodstock, On-
t::ilio, by W. 3, Taylor, Limited.
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1111' i'a6 atr 010p each tut:A ci itsy
tetleua lilptap nttaia:ca toxin 7 Cr
rd mlato the n1tt0a aais1os 01'90504
moose y4 i fedi fine,
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