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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-5-17, Page 4shinshing Tackle New assortment of Rods, Reels, Lines and I -look; e g Base balls, bats., Gloves and Mitts Tennis Racquets and alls, ;t7e Goods Ask, for -catalogue or Sporti. g Goods 000P CLINTON ,U>maIDY ELECTION LAWS 'AMEND1V3ENT ACT, 1920 THE. ONTARIO VOTRES' LISTS ACT .1923. ELECTOR6AL DISTRICT OP CENTREHERON NOTICE OF' SITTINGrS OF REVISING OFFICERS TAKE NOTICE that Sittings of the Revising Officers for the ,purpose f hearing ,complaints or appeals o g,rru P pp with regard to the Voters' List to be used at the election of a member of the Aeteinbiy pending• for. 'the Electoral District of Centre Huron will be held at the following times and places, namely: At the Court House, Goderich; on the 9th' day of June, 1923 to hear complaints as to the Lists of Voters for Polling Subdivisions Nos.. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7, for the Town of Goderich, and' that His Honor 'Jnd ,e Lewis 11. Dickson, Goderieh, will be the Revising Officer and his Clerk will be L. L. Knox, whose address is Goderich: At the Town Hall, Drilssels, en, the 8t11 day of June, 1923, to hear •complaints as to the Lists of Voters for Polling: Subdivisions Nos, 1 'and 2 for the village of Brussels, and that, William Coats, Goderich;; will be the Revising Oficer and his Clerk will be A. II. McDonald, whose address is Brussels. At the Town Hall, Ethel, on the 9th• day •of June, 1923 to hear complaints as to the Lists of Voter for Polling Subdivisions Nos. 1,,2, 3, 4, 5, 0, and 7 for the township of Grey, and that William +Coats, will be the Revising Officer and his Clerk will be A. H. McDonald, whose ad- dress is Brussels: - At the Town Hall Seafortii, on the 7th day of Jnne, 1923 to hear eoniplaints as to the Lists of Voters for Polling Subdivisions Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6, for the Town of Seaforth, and that R. G. Reynolds, Goderieh,: Will be the 'Revising Officer and his clerk will be J'. A. Wilson,, whose address is Seaforth: • At the, Township Hall, Carlow, oit•the'. 5th day of June, 1923 for hear complaints' as, to the Lists of Voters for Polling Subdivisions Nos, 1, 2, 8, and, 4, for. the Township of. Colborne, and that R. G. Reynolds will be the Revising Officer and: his Clerk will ''be Mr's. G. J. Hethering y Mune Advanced on depraved farms' To pay part purchase money or existing mortgage; To erect buildings or improve present buildings ; To buy'stock; To pay off Bank Loans, etc. Farm Mortgages Purchased or Loaned Upon tlo all your long term borrowing from an. old established mortgage loaning Company. Your business will beconfident ial. You will always know where to `.find your lender and your desires will receive prompt and business -like consideration. Write or Call upon The Ontario loan & Debenture Company Dundas Street and Market Lane LONDON, ONTARIO ton, whose addr<iss i;; Goderich. At the Carnegie Library Hail, Sea - forth, on, the 8th day et June 15123 to hear complaints as to the Lists of Voters for Polling' Subdivisions Nos, 1, 2, S and 4, Cols the 'pdWnship ,0f i1q,,ltilloli, and that R G. Reynolds will be the Revising Officer and his Clerk will be John AIeNay, whose air. d .s is 12 P No. 2 Seaforth. At the '1'owrt Hall Clinton, on the 8th day of lime 1923 • o hoar complaints us to the Lists of Voters for Polling Subdivisions Nos, 1, 2, 3, and 4, for the Town o1 Clinton and that C Seager will be the Re- vising Officer and his Clerk will be D. 0. M-acpherson, whose address is Giijiton : At Colnellt,ality 1/411 Londcsboro, +in tli4 7th day of June, 1923 to hear oonplaibts as to the Lists of Voters for Polling Subdivisions Nos. 1, 2, ., , 4. 3, 6 and 7, for the township of Ilultett amide that C. Seager er will be the Revising Officer and his Clens will be i. Finglond, whose 'address is Londeobor o. Each sitting will com- mence at;,10 o'clock in the foreii0on and X411 continue until 12 o'clock noon; or until the appeals' have been disposed .or, • ANIS FURTHER TAKE NOTICE that ,any voter wiio desires to com- plain that his name or the name of any person entitled to be entered ,on the said Lists bas been ommitted from the same or that the name of any persons/' who are not entitled to be voters have been entered thereon. -nay,' not" less than two clear days and not more than five' clear days, before, the days fixed for holding the above sittings, apply, complain or ap- meal to have his .name or the name of anyothdi• person entered on or re- moved from the List.. AND FURTHER TAKE „NOTICE that such appeals must be by notice in writing' in the prescribed .'form signed -.by the complaintant in dupli- cate and given to the Clerk -df the Re- visilig' •Officer or left for him at his 'address' as steed-aobve.., LEWIS H. DICKSON Chairman of the Election;, Board for the County of Huron Dated this 12th day or May A, D., ;.1923. , 02-2 ;.. JNV'� L1N - 1' XEG 0 4VA`t ANOSII MONUMENT The Joynt Memorial '' erected in memory of. the Heroes from Wawan- . osh township will be unveiled at St. Helens; 10th con. West'lyawanosh, on Victoria ''Day, May 24th, 1923. The monument will be unyeiled'by Lt. Col. H. B. Combe . Commanding Officer of the (161st) Hurdn Overseas Batalion. After the unveiling' ceremony addres- ses will be given by the following gent lemen, who have promised to be,pre- 'sent: J. M. Gavenlock, M. P. P. for Centre Huron, ,Major W. H. Penton,, M. C.; M. P. P., for North Bruce., Capt.. C. H. Buckland, M, P. P., for South Wellington, The Hon, Col. D. Carmichael, D.:.S .0.; M. C. M. P. P, for Centre Grey, besides local speak- ers. 1. A11 returned -nen especially invited to attend. The .Lucknow Pipe.Band, The Wing; liana Brass Band, and the Lucknow Boy Scout Band will furnish music. The Citizens of Wawanosla under the patronage of the Council and the Womans' Institute will furnish re- freshments free for the occasion. Mr, Benjamin Naylor, Reeve 'of Wast-Wawanosh will act as chairman. Everybody' invited. 'God Savo the,Xing. --Benjamin Naylor, Reeve, Hanover tax• rate is fifty mills. A toehalash' inan was .fined last week t!or having a, still in. his posses- sion. If you have delayed painting, your property glias suffered. Do not ' put off any longer. Save the surface and. you Save all. Look, around and you will find many, places, both inside and ..out that call, for a coat of paint. Now is the time. 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Wehave a full stock and complete information as to decorative schemes, Let us advise you. 4101S & GENERAL HARDWARE C The softer, the waterthe'cleaner; the dishes. Use a little Charm in the dishwater r c atall G �x ',.s ce WANTS (Private -Archie " Ir erg'tiswa of erten ,has heel, appointed govgp of 13rueo ,County Gaol at Wo1luil,,to ;the slew, governor is but twonty-flim';, and hic wile, who has been „appoint- st ed matron, is yoinge,r, , Another returned roan, Pte, Waller Cowley, has been appointed turnkey', Govan, be was 0114 5 031 404 4430404 wok calk, e And spent seY- ie1'Inttn 31140051 This rte' off,eet of rnalcit}g; chic wvitit those who will dA013 1i; ltocl to his dirk, Fill the Children er4 With Delight Serve • Morning Noon and Night ANY CHANGES ` DOG . IMPR'ISONEED IN I1:01,1,OW TREE FOR A WEEK Dr, Field, l'i;sepector of Seoliols 1300Huron, addressed a joint meet- ing ,of the . 'School Board and ; the Town Council on Friday evening in the council chamber atthetown hall Dr. Field outlined: the changes;,he desired, which came as a surprise to some 01 those present,' Ile claimed the lighting was all wrong and that all windows on the right hand side of the rooms should, be closed up, and new windows cut in the left wall. The walls also should • be painted a lighter color , Tlie closets,' the Inspetcor said, were deplorable, and neit+';ones should be put in the basement; and the base- merit enlarged ,as a playground for the children. The 'Inspector said a new dean) heating system was 'also needed. Flis plan appeared: to meet. 'with` small 'favor' except in the matter' of the closets. Mr. McKellar said that last winter was the first time any, complaint was heard from the teachers regarding'. the heating', and these complaints were caused by the;'soft' coal . being nest( Mr, McKellar. said that they; bad a car of hard coal on' the way now for next year, and heanticipated.no trouble in heating. Mayor Golding and Me'. W. Beattie' both thought the furnaces there now should heat the building as the rooms were not large: • - This -did .not please Dr.' Field,who said he thought if all the changes. were not made -now, they would,nevek be made, , Asked regarding the cost, he said he .did not know, but thought $14,000. would do the work. The Mayor said the town Was carrying a heavy debt now for water works, and recalled that in the school. he attended• one heater kept 73,'chil- dren 'com-fortable Later he said ;only. one 'child of a group photograph from that same school had undergone an operation, and contrasted that with present conditions. The Inspector said he had been in fifty schools in Iowa, ,. and had not seen a child playing outdoors at any of the schools. Reeve Grieve thought;; the -children should he in the open; 't16at doctors put infants out in sleeping porches as soon as they are born, and it seemed strange that the' 'Inspector 'should want to prevent school, children get- ting 'fresh air. He said that the open air was the best. The general' feeling was that with a fewchanges, the school would do for a number' of years yet,• as ;the building itselfis still in, good repair. The Council and the Trustees ar- ranged to meet at school on Tuesday evening and see for themselves the condition of the building and rooms -Seaforth News. On Thursday evening of last week, Mr. Root. Ashton's boys ;thought they heard a strange noise M the bush and went to investigate; They found that the sound carne from a hollow log and on, chopping the log open liberated a hound which was almost famished. It had evidently followed some garde into the log and was -unable to get out again. Oa'inquii'y it was found that the animal belonged to 31r. Geo, Town, of Wroxeter. The dog had been missing for a week, It was rather thin but otherwise apparently none the worse for its adventure. -Gorrie Vidette TONIGHT. Tomorrow Alright NR Tablets stop hick hoadaehes P Iiev 1 a o bilious attacks,ata Coro and maketho eliminative organa, make you feel NM "Sorter Than Pills Ear Livor .Iles» Sold by 3, .E. Hovey, Clinton, Ont. ui Wit TRAIN SERVICE' TO TORONTO, Daily Except Sunday. Lve Goderieh a:. 6.00 :a.m. 2.20 p.m. Lve Clinton:...... 6.25 a.m. 2.52 p.m. Lve Seaforth ..6.41' a,m. 3.12 p.m. Lve Mitchell .. 7.04 a.m. 31142" pan. Arr Stratford 7.30 a.m. „4.10 p,m, Arr Kitchen a . , 8.20 a.ni. 5.20 p.m,> Arr Guelph .... 8.45 a.m. 5.50 p,m„ Arr Toronto .. 10.10 a.m, 7.40 .p.m. ILETURNING Leave ' Toronto 6.50 a.m.; 1.2,55 pan,' and 6.10 p.m. - Parlor Cafe car Goderich to To c rento on morning train and Toronto to Goderich 6.10 man. train. Parlor Buffet car Stratford to To. -ionto on afternoon train. C.E.Horning, D.P.A., G.T.R. System John Ransford & Son, Phone 55, , Uptown -Agents. .1 An Opportunity for Cultural Study School teachers, extramural, regular and special students are invited to come for six weeks' Summer, .School, which opens July 2nd. General B. A. and Honor B. A. courses are offered. is " Mathematics, 'Hi for Engin'', M h s y, Philosophy, Langua e9 and 'Natural Sciences -20 courses in an. Special course in Geology, including Geography and Physiography required. by. Depart- mental regulations., Low fees. 10 AppIY K.P.R. 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SARDINES 4 tins 25c PEANUT BUTTER 29c Toy Pails ` .lams WA:GSTAFFES BRAMBLE JELL'YOU WAGSTAFFES MARMALADE 27 ST. WILLIAMS 0)e CR ABAPPLE G Bll.. CURRANT 35c. STRAWBERRY 35c. GLASSCOS OR OLD CITY STRAWBERRY B P.AS P ERRY 33C CLINTON iennexemarmosramienumnanstrito 1 �s ///////////////-44/.rsreze ri.Fi dzer-ss�r o, %s.: sssr//./Sere%1.- ".49"'i/.///.%!/i.//aaf..•rei idF/�1i D 0PI' T MISS THIS t' ,c•PPY Sy HOUR SAIL Ste mer Greyhoirn'i Excursi 0 it lg, 111 ' i-• 'ellno to I kik attar�� Only once a year. :.90 conies this glorious excursion to Detroit -this opportunity to Round Trip visit the amusements :One Way there and 'do your shopping ---and enjoy the balmy late .ride, the 'danc- ing the meals, and the concert music aboard. Leaving,Goderlch 9:30a, in., June 12 the temper Greyhound reaches Port Huron 1:30 p. in., and Detroit Si30 tn. l;nioy Dotroxt flights ifntil 1,ursd tri Juue 14, at rb m., when return tamp to Goder1cli is made.. r 01 5 tolf .•. f� jlt 9 set trip to Detroit lemve01 Goderich ora Friday, ,luno $Sib, 9:30 n m. Monday oc NIGHTCHILICORgIM iigae 11, l.gGl9 ` 250 Do -tot foil to enF'oy the timet hour moonlight , trip out of Gods ch. Monday evening, June 11, under the auspices of the 33rd Regiment Band, Pinson Orcins rd, for dancing aboard, WITS STAR LINE. 3t e per n i . Phintink and - ecorating Orders le:C with Its Will ztessive, piolnPt attention . 1 Work Guaranteed .Psidcs Reasonable. WE RANDLE PA/NTS AND PAPER See ,us about Wallpaper. --,Vett will 'UM 20 Per cent. .1b1 ' buying vont wailtlalier £110111 uS. KAY & POTTER Leave orders with Mrs, /,l,ebt .4.nnStrinig, 7~rtdton St.;