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CLINTON
"41ALiiY-
A Fine
Kettle •
Thig ig a fine
kettle, not only for
ncup but fir boil-
ing meat orstewi-
ng, cooking vege-
tables or preserv-
ing.
reserv-
91116 13e gine each
uthan vi you • hay
'carries the SMY
trade nsork.�
There's nothing lil.e'.:piping hot, delicious
soup to statt the hearty meal. Here is a fine
that 1 ill c u
a lot to he you potl t make' good
P Y
of SMP li— h t e S I Lnalneled Ware London Kettle.
Even after the greasiest o>•sticiciest cooking
SMP Enameled Ware cleans as easily as a
L
i
Ale
Three: finishes: Pearl yi'oro, two coat_ of rely g t^5
on+ nil ineide endins}out. n an nS9. ine three or tv-li.
r
bu and whiteofLinda; tc CalWare, till.",
eats, pure riar insideand out, With Royal Blue
edging.
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�511SET 11I0TAi. PricmuCT$
1+AITIYEAt TOfi ONTI WINN IPCG.
.-at)gryiON VANCCQVEO CALGARY •
C✓df7✓Gyh
11
ADenny saved is snot alt'ays a penny -earn.
ed. ,.sometimes. •.
1t is two penn'es lost -'The
i ;erebant to spends nothing on' a Ci 1 el'tis-
711'„; loses much :tisore than the save -S.,
se` money spent for plate glass windows is.
not looked on as lost; nor is the money'spent
on better interior lighting.
A_nvtllinn that ineraeases ` r'
_ favor,, that.4th. sao
sales, that ltlti lits e1> m_
irs very
,aho:
ern renarded as a good investment',
t� V0StnleLlt.
1Arlveittising is a good investment: just as
plate glass 'vwindows are, Advertising
sells mere to more ere n ]
goadsp o s ilial shop.
window do.
�s'la
etk TIME
b you resent having a ria .eroll a,nt a,ddr(as t:
his message lo you in the t(.)'rto_
C)ftpl1. adwur
t3yi91Y3t:1)t lit any cblul]:1ns?, .011. the 0Cl.ltr r
is not your irrl ullsetcospnnl to his' f
lleadl,}
overtoies,
Shop W.erYou a , lilted
Shop
1,
1
AS I3T+EN nQ !£r
Boldin is iho finitlteltll a'A?wt of incl
Auxiliary 1.1:941 ai811 1 101:9,'
t liar it Was n+ -oaf 4 to J an -
9,11923. atokl 4jf ppr 1 111, bt
mins„ted in ItuoW'filf . ltgl¢ 1iItlCli
money toe 700)1,' ladies 1111\e raise()
u1 that time and how tt has been
T3)10 e or t 1{'a Ica @ L'Y
Vlis fatiiitl'iaplcrrtthe ,;oeitlPath:
011'0 04th the e17nncil 71ie0;in' 0)1
mud ay e eiti 9p and. 1„ 0991 suf3rt10nt 111
't5t1111; to p,tbli la i.
RPCEIPT
13azaar pTeas, wolc and pa-.
1)er sales, daneas skating
pasties, etc , , ..1 1'7.1 22
Don ztions ud Pces•33 8p
Chant .uqu , and of or
concei Ls 4,859 95
Rent for piano 175. (0
Total .3rd 245 95
EXPENDITURES
Bazaars, ''.teas, decorations;
express, advertising, Stamps
Hall rents, etc..........
$640 71
Chautauques, and other con
,certs . , 3,571 53
Fountainat Station Park .' 100 77
Piano for Town Hall , .275 00'.
Rug, stand, 011000r, etc.,for
Town Hall 29 30
•Armenian Fund 59 00
Chinese Fund 25, 05
Loan to Hockey Club 50.00
Gifts Tor -Hospital ' 9 9 9 9 .. , :.1,101 87
Operating Table $175 00
Sterilizer 58,40.
Solution basins.'.... 25 00
Table linen, towelling . 16 80
Chairs and rot:;..., 17 25
Rug and 'matting' 43' 0 r
0
Papering, decorating 52 50
Building Fund . 713 42
Balance on hand i.:.. . 395 77
Total . ,
, . 36,245 95
SPECIAL COURSE IN SHEEP
MARKETING
Coealtieted under tile; Auspices, of'
the Live Stock Branche h
f
o the
Dom
-
info Departmentof Agriculture aria.
the Agricultural Representative'
Branch of the Ontario Departnrenr
of Agriculture in connection. with the:
Agricultural .,nurse; Clinton:
PROGRASV1M,E '
January 30.
Morning Session ---:9.00
' `am."-
Le
^0 a,m) Sheep anti- Prospertty.
for the Ontario Farmer, .(b) 'Seiec-
tion, Breeding' and feeding -6f Sheep.
10.30 ami, to 12.00, ::noon—;,(a)
Sheep -Dips; and—Dipping. (b).Shee1'`
Diseases.,:
A,aernoon Session --2,00 91_p.m'. ,to
5,00 p.m. --+(a) . 'Judging :.'Market
Lambs, (competition) (b) Shearing'
Sheep.
3.00 p.m. to 4.30,p.m—(a) 'Slangy
Wring Lambs.,(b)/Dressing the Car-
'sasses, (o) Preparing the Pelt for
Market,
January 31.. '
,lorning Session -9.00 a.m.. to
10.30 ami; O Preparation. of lambs
for Marltot,-"Docking,Castrating,.
Finishing;" (b) Co-operative Marker-
ing of,!mans, "Grades, :Grading,
Shipping, ' •
10.80 to'`12.00, 110011 (a) Wool Im-
provement. (b)
nc-provement.:(tb) Co-operative Market
• nig of Wool.
•Session --2.00 p.m. to
3.00 3>.m., (a) Wiool Grades and Gran -
in
(h) ,Cutting ]anib carcasses.
o,06 p.na. to •4,30 p.m. (a) Lamb
Cuts and their preparation .for tire.
falls, • .
-'a
"®IA,Yt7i1,514ESS—SICK5 PlEAID4AC9Gke`.
'.'call for da 353a"'8«blot((a vegetable
aperient) to tone pad etreogthco
Eno organs of dinentlee and'climi-e
nation. unproved Appetite. Relieves
Constipation.
Ciof a
,-r * 2isodfarovor
Sox' e Tisa ars'
7:nytlist'
J
or Better Health _ _r
Take'Chiropractic
Adjustments
'(81111
ous.
ends to -day.
arse
madee
w ll throughthis
..
r .
Wonderful ..•h e' a l t h
science,' and are testify`-
ing`to its. irerits' • ' and
why not You ?
Chiropractic � t>IC ad
uSt-
muts- give' grief relief
to those suffering from
HEADACHES
•
NEURALGIA
'LUMBAGO.
!SCIATICA
NERVOUSNESS ` l
CONSTIPATION
\BRONCHHITIS ,
;COLDS'', . '
PARALYSIS
INDIGESTION'
STOMACH ,TROUBLE
001T1330
BACKACHE \,
LTV.; R TR6UELES-
NEURITIS. _ -
And: many,' etlfer. senPa laintS. '
.
hereforer•
"CHIO11 g R,{'iso, H e I C z.
ADJUSTMENTS"
and 'Enjoy
"BETTER H+E-ALT 9'
See'your,local
"Chirp cto
prar
;RST not'AST
la
S
7<,¶ ¶ 71
aa� off? *h , OM Block
l4"T
2.1f1 9 ®R s— !tittle Ifle,,
Ocio-thirdthe regular dose; ]Made
of same ingredients,: thou candy
doe ed 'icor children and adults,:.
Soli! by J -; [I: Hovey, Chilton, Ont
EtE
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Chiropract
ppyy Normandie Block_
b:': i t i
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OFFICE' HOURS : 9.30 to 12 a.m.
2 > to 5330 p.m. - 7 - to' 9 pan.
Wednesdays
9.30 to 12 a.m.
v0R 11 hcgs'a or rerr f
a p
4'4791 ll f Rill ?17 rill rii l41s 10310 13x,9
t!;.FMti3,rr,:F3 ;II L@iirtkllCln ”,
0lta10v7,
t7 .
d;s everdd l�liap 0boy.,l It q-ieela
111+ til the time in cry ej a 1;,pti'tr n
MX2,1in and 1i6..in to- thea/ nttrllnr•
11011)0
, Witl,otrt a. path to 0c 'a, a gui(lo
of a1/01111 1111011wh1ch 10,11};,' y'e` oyes,
11, 1alm050 it)'1po,5alialc r wrlllc
s r•ti 11tkw,'
Sri an '11 1181 0arld
111(10 0022d, tor the righ* i Ott
are left handed, and walk 13T h" Siohr'
o9e0 i311111, 113 12, few minettes' you,
v.,7113„ againw,t. 'the opposite
kerb! „The right-handed inaq circles
to, Otho tight, and the left-handed
)pan i11 the opnoaitc encs ,tion.
Ninety-nine men •ill:la hundred use.
the 'right hand more than the left,
with the result that not only the
hand 'itself, but also the correspond-
ing foot, and, in fust, the whole of .
the right half of the body, become
better developed than the limbs and
trunk of the oilier side,
As you wall.; the. stronger half of
the body exerts a pressure upoir rife;:
other and drags ,you. .little by little:
into a path that curves'toward- the.
right but with left-handed people, of
course; the result, is exactly opposite.
—Tit Bits: -
A.NATIONAL INSTITUTION
':,a,journal that, for over' fifty years
has grown, public ,esteem .until it
has acquired the largest number' of
residers of any journal,' in. the coun-
try in which it is published may with-
out •exaggerltion be said to have
r
g own into -a national_ institution ,„
By the testimony of its readers, by
the testimony of the press of Canada,.
by the testimony of vast numbers of
the thinking population andby the
admission of capable journalists and
other',onloolcers in other countries,
The`Ealnily Herald of Montreal, based
on its enormous army of,readers, en
its independence and on itdevotion to
the welfare of the country; hascome'
to be regarded as one, of the Nation-
al assets 04 the: Dominion.
For the year 1923.the publishers of
The.: Family Herald and Weekly Star
•Ps'o)nisc their; leaders better; value
than eve "
rm the
past,
with noro
,ya±-
ued contributors and
more resources_
``in ' all departlnents. The plans. in-
volve'.heavy outlay for''ne(v features;
`but -the subscription "prise Will 00
-main: at 9;2,00 per year, the 'extra
expenditure being undertaken in 1b -
solute• faith, ripheld by the confidence
and practical co-operation- of more
than`: half a million readers.
3,The New Year has opened with a
5001/:04 eubscrintions th0t has smash-"
511 all previous records, Judgin •'3y
the stacks of'sebscription'ordersthat
,'
at times hale threatened—to :choke the
-great' Montreal Post Office. it, would
appear ,that half of Canada had sc
leeted'The Family Herald and Weekly
Star as the Nest all'z'otiird journal
for 1923. .
DO ANIiVIAL u 'PIILNI{a
Do animals actually' think, and do
they _reason as human beings 'rea-
son; These (questions were discussed
some time ago:by Professor_F.' Leo
Thoindik0 of Cblmnbia University,
Ho said: -
,Expea'inrents have been made of
fish, reptiles, birds, and varionus ani -
mail,,, notably dogs, cats, mice 'and
monkeys to see hew they learned to
do simple things iu order to get 4003.
All these animals manifest ft1 da-
nll)ntaIly the same sort of intellectual
life.
Their r learning is; if -ter the
same general type: What that type
is pan the seen best from a concrete
instance.
A monkey /0003/1399 1110 large cage,
Into the cage was put box, tiro
door of 1lhleh was holn'°` closed by a
wire 'fastened to 'a nail. which was
inserted 'in a !role in the ton of the
box.
If,the nail was pulled up out of
the hole tiro door couid be pulled
open.
In this boa 1000 a piece of banana,
The monkey, attracted by the new ob-
ject, came down from the top of the
cage' and fussed over the box,
Ile pushed the 'box about and tipped
it.up 'and down. .FIe played,with the
nail, anti. finally':pulled it out. When
Ito happened to. pull, the door tagiailr
:t, of course, opened. .Fie.reached in
and got the food inside. It had tat-
er half tlttttr F.ix' minatcs to get in
Another piece of food beim put' in
and the, door closed, the occurencey
of the first trial' were repeated, but
there was less of the profitless 1)311
.ani aiid! ttpllilig He got in in two
t iit)tt.s .and twentya.eeon3s,
With l'eiloateci trials the antinal
finally came to thou entirely ilio
pfiss acts iiiatce e f
int roatlenti' O?)en 1410ad loorto :ae soontha-s 9rail310
box was put in his cage. Ile ' had,
we would say, learned to sot in.
All S"IVIC` 'l'd3 'L'ORONTO'
Daily Jinoopt Sunday.
I,1 c Godcti it , .. (3.00 a.m. 2,20 pan.
L17'0 Ean 6,25 ,> u1 2.5 . p,1n.
I,ve Seai'orl,li • 6.41. a.m. 8.12 'pail,,
Lgo 7.04 a.m.. 8,42. p.dir,
Art: Stratford , , 7.30 a.m. 4.10 .9,111.
Arr Kitchen„i•, 8.20 5211. 5;20 p.111.
Art' Guelph 8,45 adn, 5.50 p.11, �.
Aril TO/01110 , 10.40 a.m. 7,40 pan.
ICE'; tit\LIAiG
..cave Toronto 6,50 5,15.1 12.65 9,111,
1120 00101 p.m,'
Parlor 5
or Para ,ear t Godricl
r o J'o
ionto on morning' train and Toronto
1,0 Gode) icl) 6.1,0 pan, train.
Parlor 380(11et car Strattotd to To-
ronto on afternoon
6.t., Horning,. I3.P.A., 0.T 1t 59800111
.John 11aneferd & Sen, Phone �tZ,
Uptown 0t,ents.
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New Choice Prunes
19c -and 25c lb and 2 lbsif®r 27c
OUR FAMOUS
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[ea
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DATES, 3 pmts,
SEEDED EAISfNS
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CANADIAN
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Pet lb,
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33c
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DOMINION MADE
SCONE BREAD
PAN CR,UST-
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LIMA= BRANS, Per .lb. 110c LUX .
2
WHIT.E'"BE r
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CORN MEAL, 6. lbs , .. 2&e RINSO 2 ps.
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ROLLED' OATS, 6 lbs. , ,. 25c ` $A+BBI''S 21pkgs.
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25c
SOAPIb
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DOG BISCUITS.
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per lb.
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TIGER or EAGLE
SALi120N
1 Ib. Tin
2tic
We Se "lo Sala
P'OOIIfiN victims or custom.
A 0000)301' hotel in Vermont anti)
tried the experiment of placing horn -
pout on the menu, only to provoke' in-
dignant protests from the guests
against such unheard-of and uncivil-
ized food:A few days later the de-
spisedfish-were again presented un-
der the dlsguise of"mountain trout,"
when they met with such enthusiastic
favor that several' men Kaci to be em-
ployed .for the rest of the-seaSou to
eatch enough of that Esh to satisfy the
demands of the cliscriminat~ing`guests.
Those vletilps of custom would eat
trout, hut not catfish...
Rosily "Playing the Came."
When a Soldier•, plays the game, ho
,does things which it requires a braver
man than himself}}•to accomplish; ho
never arrows wilete he's done; he,ac-
knowledges .ho 'limit 'to his cheerful-
ness and strength; e'1iatever bis rank,
he holds his life less valuable than
that of the humblest, he laughs at
danger not because he sloes not dread
It, but because he 1130 learned that
there are 'ailments more terrible and
leas curable than death.
Let•the Cows Have Muclo,
We have It on theauthority of '!Y
farme,r in the state, of Wisconsin that
cows to which'tli
e phonograph, crit
8 came Phone 9100 been played tehila.
they are beingmilked have given two
quarts of milk a "day more than they,
ever did before. Professor Harker re-
marks upon this that 00105 will do a lot
Netter if they are entertained and
amused, and that a great deal depends
upon their snood,.
Work Requires Export.
An herbarium 10 a collection of dried
plants systematically arranged and
named,. for ready reference, If the
ivdrlc 18 well done the market value is
good d find the material fit' constant de -
mend, Tho tivo classes of herbaria
are kept, separate, being the garden
plant)# and the native or wild piahi:o.
Only_ an expert, and a careful. ono;
may collect avith hope of 1)009t.
F)'iendahip,,
3i'rienilship is a'vase which, when 15
Is hawed by heat, 01. 010101100, 00 seek'
dent, may well 1)e broken zt epee; i
0130) n )ve3 be 80125te3 afier. The more
grtec s)11 ani ernamcntal ti 1110, the
moreeleaiiy do lie clisboilr 1111 hope•
loSsne,55 of 1e,st00415, it. to lts fot',aei'
9011011. '(oatsc shines if they are free.
tared, may bo 900301)904 again, precicu0
stttlle;s,
The Unicorn, '
The unicorn Which assists the lion
}n ilpholding 1115 I Y.t(sh Royal coat Of
00015 boars the reputation of being on-
tircly mythical. But in truth it has
an actual prototype in the. 011109, an
antelope of. western S3ibet end .Erin
dustan.; By right the chil'u has tWvo
horns, but it to a0 so pugtlaclotrs a 1ilttn
pedltten that It ettep loses one, ht tlso5*
Ni,: Honest . Work Wasted.
No honest `1'vorlc lis "wasted-' `Fo1eaJ
Is never lost, Yon may see the results
you expect, but there are always re -
suits when there 18 effort. Never lit
yourselftiiinlr that anything you litlyib
done 11as been in vain. Effort an
achievement are inseparable.
Classifying. the Jury.
Counsel '(addressing jury)—The
Principal fault of the prisoner has been
his unfortunate characteristic of put-
ting faith.in thieves and seeandrels.of
the basest description. 111ave clone.
The unhappy man in the dock puts lin
pliclt faith In you, gentlemen of the
jury.
Where Courage -is Valuable. ' 1
It takes courage to do that which is
unpopular, but which one feels is right.
Courage is a great asset In eitisenship
because ;it Impels us to do right fon
r'ight's sans and not because it,picaselt
some one else. -
Literal.
aI.
"Josh Billings said he was an hour
est man because jail life didn't agred: '
With, him," "That was frank, wasn't
it?" "No,,it Was Josh. Never heard of
Pian![ I3illingsB'
Every Affection in Patriotism.
Dear are our parent's, dear our ehll•;c
then, oar relatives :and 'our associates,;
but all our affections for all these aro
embraced 1u ec our affection, for'our nr]a•"
tive land
Linke veer h(os'b nn
�d bClaa.)100o , iaa:.
tlaoq 151)11 seal and
treaddrl 1)1 )', alit I
i11100,nprnerdeen
'111 Ucttte'losC
�`l l�)l'ilif3lt .:- 3oi ' 1/0 or bc0intt sae
1ttun,an0iv.' natln`
;.t'�..l \., 11mr nt'
chr&AP&`dt 7'.0111! 0 0011:0::.;
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of (l,(lri oeoc)., 01) 03 CI,nr.:g noIa apo1100115
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'01 30,0 el: t1re toe in inn rninuCN, 803111 r '¢1"xn1C
1165)), 5)a9lo,. L'rotceuairecltb, Lnat0 lleaulr»o.
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or mu nrssnol' Ile b➢ nr'l;leon *01011 tient; m:
I/O),,11 0 11.51, r + 01105)9 fur it t1,5, t7 tun
5201'10555, req;0,. LbLn,aCp, :0l 11 1511)5 af¢rlela,
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001rl it p eon"r, 1101 Ate: to loam,So enliea, 51,3
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nr 5900), lOoat.i sod bn1ies bmWs 00)0000.'
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MOoy tno d9non )msec of 0Godlfepr fat 13 a>n,
lna �,�o not r� i Dent S0tl,091 Antingh,t
n inn
' 1 SBII ItRI T,n1(1oas
District 7tepre5entative
URLocal Agent
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