The Clinton News Record, 1923-6-21, Page 6and 1Vie
st Monday vas the birthday
i
,on, Deward 'Ferguson, art 1 s
e18bratin until next Monday;
The Toronto:' Star divides its �'finne
l,retty evenly uetweenrdamaningHow-
ard .Ferguson and boosting a baby
elephant.
'Complaints are made in St. Mary's
that people pluck flowers from the
;plots in the cemetery, That's a pret-
loaa'-dawn spat of thin to dp, row,
ty
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isn't t'
"Edison says that only two Men
in a-liundre1l are intelligent. While
standing in a movie queue. the other
day we wandered who the other tel
low' was' Exeh ante
At Arthur they are making an e1-
'ioi•t to get through with business on
Saturday night before the midnight
hour. The constable is in tiueted td
ring the town .bell at eieti en oiciock
P• m.. as a warning ler pr plc to; get
Toady to go home.
towing;the "nominations ` on
ursday last- thele are 298 condi-
dates nominated ,.or 111 seats :for „the
, coring••eleetion. Of the .total'; „then
184 of these,., rust return to private
lite after the' oleetiMI. -.Next'Mon-
.day will decide _which 184 it will
f
5
s a .
Political ',opponents are trying to
defeat Sir Allain Beclt in London' by
claiming that the head of the Ilydro
should keep out of politics. Sir Ad -
Fent was a member of thei Caovernment
of the late Sir James -Whitney when
Hydro wa_s first undertaken and Con-
tinued to lie ai`member of theGov-
, eminent until he was defeated in the,
election. of''•.919. After his defeat
members of the U. F: 0. waited upon
Sir Adana asking that he' come in-
to the Government, which',. had he con-
sented would have necessitated his
being, elected as a U. F, candidate
an so'me�ziding That is Less than
four sear ago,'why all.the fuss now?
]il le ui conversation With a cite'
zen in Clinton the other flay Sir John
Vtillison said, that he had been talk-'
ng to ` Mrs. Ferguson, :wife of the
ceder of the, Conservative . Party,
and she said to him: "We'are ;'ndt
anxious for office, for the sake of of
face. It means a lot: of hard work
for both of, us and a financial loss.
'hut we'feel" that if,service can:' be .ren--
ered that way to 'oar country it
aught torte freely given.': Too often
i -reaps it is; the custom.' to think
f people in public'lifo as having fat
'time. -;at "the expense of the ,people.
11 would be ,well if we 'could `cults-.
vote the idea of `service; of . giving
oneself and - ones: talents for.the.; good
-of others. A' good many laugh at
. this idea,. and perhaps itis just that
-cynical laugh • which helps discouarge'
the: fine enthusiasm for public serv-
ice. .,
The Canadian Weekly Press As-
•sociation is. ,holidaying in the Prov-
inces by the Sea this. week, the -an-
nual `convention being held in Halifax
pxa'141o;nday :and Tuesday, By the
pe 4ity cooperation of the passenger
Traffic departments of the Canadian;
National and Canadian Pacific Rail -
rays" the party is'beingafforded the
'privilege of an extended tour of the
Marithne Provinces..A parof over
-two hundred newspaper party of
'men and
their wives aretaking in the trip.
No doubt the number` would have
-been larger had ,not the election'
come along "just at this tune;: aI-
`tlaotigh the 'panty-. arrives in Toronto
/early':Monday next,' in time for all
.to catch their ,trains home•• to vari-
ous parts of the Province in time to
cast a vote. ' The News Record, is
not `represented on this. trip, but it
'Wasn't the,election that prevented us
••°going,
Sir'`John. Willison said, the other
:night -whew speaking of the enoraalous-
1y increased expenditure. of the Drury
Government that he didnt see? how
they dict it, It has often been said'
thaL in regard to business'and hetise-
` hold^' expenses it is the little : things
Aliat count se perhaps it'ig the same
with governments„ and if so if the
-following plan has' been followed it
'nay account"for.' a, slice at least bf
the' increase Under the Drury Gov-
ernment on dais "election returning. of-
Licers;'are being paid $300 instead of
-$100' and an ester $100 for every
additional 1.0,000 voters in the riding.
.Election clerks' get $200, instead .of
'$1.00; deputy -returning Officers. got
110 for.' the. day, instead of $6, poll
•clerks get $6 instead 'of 84 and each
constable $4 instead of $2.- 'T8 almost
..all those cases. double Mila•e is ,paid,
instead of single, as in the past, •The
corning, election hi Ontario is going to
•cost this province a lot' of money
The 'Poem] Le Star says that Mr.
Ferguson's chief speakors' fault with
',Mr. Wellington Hay'isthat -he gave
onppor't to the Drury Government
in the :house and it goes en to point
out know Sensible this was, making it
'possible for the government to, carry
on The fault many people; besides
„flit, supporters of 84r. Feeguson,,have
withWellington Hay is, not that .he
gave support to. the G6vernment, that
was all right, the legislation
brought forward ':was pleasng to hien,
',but that'he gave the government sup-
' port'in the very things irhieh lie con-
demns the government for doing. Had
.Nle Hay an•
d Ms party supported the
:.government in
'the measures . with
which thew agreed and refused their
"support an other Matters matters
.w1iich they naw. condemn, they could
.easily have puha check ripen its wild
'extravagance, :Cor instance. But sit-
ting quietly by, acquiescing in ev-
emithing the government diel, the
people' holt! the Liberal ''arty equally
responsible 'for the acts of the gov-
ernanenii, and they are pexfectly;jalslti-
tied in doing s0. Consecluently, the
snoctacle of. Mr. Hay and his fol-
loteors going about now condemning
the govern/110ot for itS extravagance,
ere.,': is 'disgusting to a great, many
pcoplc1 othev. than ConIervatives, as
Ma Hay will probably find on Mon-
4 day.
Ton
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belt is :Niagara Metros, 'ilio '')our„
labora, seem to be a"'ruatiaer, restlessr
uneasy People, although industrious
and: frugal to il, degree they are
dissatisfied in Manitoba because they
oaniiot conduct . 'their schools,_
entirely barring' the 'teaching ` of En-,
gliSla. Will'. they find it easier to e-
vade the school laws 08 Qnturio?
lantjfield
10 reporting' a wedding which took
i
Irlarc at Bayfield tet of Y last week
The Newt Record stated that the
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
Basil Colclough, "cousin of the bride.".
Oar genial rector, ,while he -might
b4cIndt
n'c
ornt cousins" 'with
the
charming bride, of the day, claims no
xeltaves this side of the Atlantic, so
the" statement was obviously an er-
ror. ` r.
M'r. and Mrs. Walter Bong, of
,W„indsor are occupying their' sum-
mer
um-
me residence on the Terrace. -
Mrs. '(Di•.) Newton'' Brady spent a
few days last week at •Buf:talo,
'Rev.' A. Macfarlane occupied the
pulpit of Knox -church, Godebich on:
Sunday, lest.
Mrs. I9. Morner spent a. few• days'
the Past week in Detroit.
' 1V1iSs Maggio McLeod of Detroit and
Miss Holmes of Walton, are visiting
the formers. grandparents, Mr: and
Mrs. Leitch.
Jir, Thomas Archer of Clinton is.
the guest or Mr, William J. Stin-
son for a few flays this week.
Mrs. Stothers and family, Di,.,
Stothers, Rupert Stothers and Miss
Constance Stothers, of London spent
Sunday at their • summer cottage
.Lake Side;
Mr. and Mrs. Shannon And daugh-
ter, 1Vliss Shannon,
augh-te,.MissShannon, and Mr. Holder of
Hamilton, their guest;- are occupying,
their. cottage- in .Lake Sicle.
Mr. and Mfrs.; C. It. -Will of London
spent the week -end at their'suminer
cottage on Delevan street,
• .Mr, R. Bailey; Manager of the
Stirling Bank, Sebrringville, spggst the
week -end at his home 'in the village.
'IVSiss Orr and Mrs. Hay. of Strat-
.ford are spending a few weeks at the
OTT hangallow on the. Terraced
Mr, W. E. Menness and fafnily are
occupying their summer residence on
Tuyil. street, '
Mi, E. A.. Sander of Kitchener was
tie guest oMr. I. W..Erwin over
the week -end: '
Mr. George Colliday $f Detroit was
the guest of his sister, Mrs. Cowie,
a, few days last week,
Mr, William Tippet of Billings,
Montana, is spending a few weeks.
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Tippet. '
Miss 'Garrett of. Washington, ar-
rived last week and has taken pos-
session of her 'stumpier cottage; on
Charles street. She was accompan-
ied by her cousin, .Mrs. Rot Mullins
aux of Baltilinore, Maryland, who
Will spend the summer with' her
Marritages
TORRANOE—.JIOWrATT—At Sud-
• -bury, on` June 166, by the ' Rev.
Won. McDonald, Sarah 'Bell, ,elder
daughter. of Mr. and Mrs.' Wm.
lRowatt of Sudbury, to Thomas Ed-
gar Torrance of Capreol, younger
son of'Mr. and ,Mrs. John Torrance'
,of Clinton. "
SINCLAIR-SMITIf-At Old St
Andrews Church, Toronto, on June
SOth, by the Rev. 'W. Muir Auld`,'
Aida Vivian, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George H.' Smith, to `Alex
ander Sinclair, M. A., son of Mr.
airs"Mrs. John L. Sinclair of ,Stay
her.
TYNER—STUTDY.—Tn Gederieh, on
June 121h, 1923,, by Rev. Mr;
Dewey, Annetta Jean, daughter of
1188 and Mrs. John Sturdy, !Lo.
Charles Tyner, of Clinton:',,"
1 ANNIGAN--COX=-In Exeter,. on
June 6th, Mrs, Mary Cox, dangli
` ter of Mr. and Mrs. John Cornish,
to•Lieut, Norman Hannigan, of the
S. A` by Maj, W. H Byers of
Stratford:
WING—HEIST—At Goderteh, on
`June 7th ,by Rev. E: H, Bean,:Jul-.
is Florence Heist to M. Lewis
Wing,
SNYDERA- LOBB —In Goderich town-
ship, on June 20th;'; by the Rev.' H.
3. Fair, Iva Joy, 'younger dough
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William H.
Lobb, to Harvey" B Snyder, son of
Ma' and- Mrs •T . B. Snyder. of Col-
Uorne township.
3irth"s
ECI ;ART—In Manion, 'on June 14th,
to Mr. ,and Mrs: John Eckert, a'
daughter,
COOPER—InkExeterTIosjrital; on.
June 16th;,,to ,Mr.. and Mrs; W.
,'Cooper jr., of Kippen, •a• daughte:r:;,
emit°s
1 will have a ,'nice lot of berries
far •sale this year.
Get your, order, in early before ]:
bbip them'out of. towin. •
Holme grown StrtxA-berries are a1-
ways the hot and cheapest.
F. W. AND "'; EW
Clinton Phone 88-W 07-4
M Coal's Big Store
Seeded Raisins pk,t, 185
Seedless Raisins ,, ,,1.b 1St
Finest Select, Raisin lb. 15c
linrnapitia 2 pkt for 25c
Corn Flakes _ , 2 'eor 255.
Sltlade ten , . , pkt. '65c
Loose lea .,,ib, 60c,
Peailino 3 pkts for 25c
]den's Shutinl , , , yd, 30c
gi tehener Larch:, ..111. 20e
.Cowling frog 23c tip
Brooms, , .worth $1.20. for 1,00
�Iatire V►', MVICCao1
LONDES'BOR,O
'07-.
ide and; Mrs. bred Tolman, en ietayo
s week for Weston, where' they
i
Ini
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tvntspending' sevaai�1. ats.
'1'olaal3nspn as almost recovered from
his recent severe ilhae'So and
it is hoped the ehauge will contribute,
to his complete, recovery,,
Mrs. 0 .1-1owatt was a l'aoirdon
to. last week,
Mr, :uugh McDougall, of, Tiverton
was a week -end visitor at the home
of Mr, John Wacker. "
Miss Edith 13owcy has retained
Il erton where from d vl ie she was the.
a sti' v
t,•upst c f I ez si p , �s, Ctrt M�, t7 e
Mrs Jamieson is home from Michi-
gan, where she spent several weeks.
visiting,
A game of "foot ball was played'.
Here, on Monday evening Sea-
forth and Bruceiield, Seaforth won'by
one goal
Me. and Mrs. McIntosh of Tiverton
were •the guests .,of Rev. and Mrs:
McIntosh at the`Maa}se over Sunday,
Miss Florence Beattie of Seaforth,
was the guest of her aunt, Mrs: Wni.
Scott,' on Sunday,
(Mr.' Johii Swan is holidaying , in
1Viichigan:
1V1r, and Mrs. Peter Baird and little.
daughter,. Miss Jean, of Pasqua ai'e,
the guests of Mes. Ge 1rge' Baird.
'Mr. George, T•Iill, who has been
quite ill; is alike to be out again.,
Mrs: Vair:;of Toronto, visited her
sister., Mrs. Cecil Simpson, last
week.
Prof. Anderton is organizing a
choral society here.
Mrs. Holmes is visiting in Bay-
field.
Rev. W. D. McIntosh was able to
take his work on Sunday after his
accident. He is still quite lame and
has to use crotches but his foot is
improving nicely. `
Mrs, Wm, Barry has gone west for
a visit.
Stanleg Township
Mrs. D. "Armstrong, formerly Miss
Alice -Stephenson, and 'daughter ,ar-
rived from Filat.;Mound, Man., They
'Union Newii-lie, or4
YOU
Enjoy. good cup of Telt, Coffee,or Cocoa? •Tf you do our blends
of Black ()range nPekoe or Green japan or Oir Own Coll
c
c has
li V S
fi
o flavor a all are looking o them and o a T I, Lcup
t o op f Try u
y ll z p l�
>a
y3y
0f Tea; Loll? e es Cocoa
Got our prieeson Laundry soap, ,-To;let soups, . Lux, 4mnaolna,
L'earline and all the articles you need for the annual siring clean u
1. p
, , :1VSotto: YOUR STORE -ALR STORE—GET OUR PRICES'
Highest Prices for' Eggs'
Get the; Habit of Pealing. at
tDOidI C N& CO'S GROCERY " Fah Qac l
THE STORE FOR EVERIMODY
.10141.aarva won.
rowns
Bread delivered to alt . parts of town
read
MANY VARIETIES' 011 CAKES AND. BUNS."
Fresh, ° for your 'table daily
We make Wedding, calsus, a Speciality
Nellson!s Roe Crew
and Chocolates
BAKER AND CONFECT
f11VER
Phone 1
intend staying; for' seine time with.
their friends here, especially with the
lady's mother, Mrs, Stephenson, sr„
who is advanced in years and has not
been enjoying- very good health of
late.
O. PIN I.
.a .
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attar_ e'
Addresses will b l e'given at 2.30 o'clock hi' ,the :afternoon ,bp„ •
W. C. Medd, U. F. OCandidate
P. South Huron
�/a'�. Black, M.
Mrs. W.- N. Penn of Hensali'
Mrs. Glenn's address will be espeeialll iinteresting:to Women .voters.
Everybody Cordially invited 07-1
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Debentures for Sale
The Corporation of the Town. el
Clinton offers for sale to local in
vectors ten debentures of $500. each,
issued for Hospital purposes.
Full particulars on ' application to
the 'undersigned: D. L. -'Macpherson,,,
Treasurer. 07-tf
Steer Strayed
Prom the .premises ',of 111e.,under-
signet!,- a brindle yearling steer, In-
formation' thankfulIy','of ,th d. Robt:
Cant, R. R. ,No, 1, .Phone 14-1240,
Cli
nt
L�� on. .
_._ 07-1-n
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The _European Corn Borer=.
Great damage to corn crops in certain sections
of. Ontario has been caused ih recent years by the
-
Etirope2i Corn Borer. To check this pest, £o 1low-
closely recommendationsof the Department.
ti
Its Life ]History
The moth appears about, the
middle' of June and lasts until.
about the last week in July.
Egg Laying
Tn this period . the female
Jayaits eggs on the undersides
of the corn leaves, preferably
on the most advanced corn.
'The Borer
The damage is done by the.
borer stage. The "worm" devel-
ops from the egg, eating into,
the stalks and ears. It winters
in the stubble or stalks.
:The P1upa
The worm changes to the
pupa, which in turn develops
into the moth about, the second
week of June or later<
Dornaaak n r epare°hhnent of Agneu!ture
'Arthur Gibson --Dominion Eirtomokagist
Division of Field Crop • Field -Laboratory,`
and Garden Insects, Strathroy, Ont. .
Ottawa, Ont;
•i40T0 , Address nil onneirice to :Aominfott 0ntomo.
logien! Brnneh, Ottawa, Send all 'spoeimens` for
idoniilicatioa, to the Field Laboratory, -EOtretheoy,-Ont,
93
4 S N W
jl' 11'ryNt1;
Faperthanging
aintmn and.Decorating
Orders left with us will receive prompt attention's
All Work Guaranteed Prices ,RoasOnitble -
WE HANDLE PAINTS AND •PIt8 ER -
•See us about' Wallpaper--if-You will save 88 per,;cent,
ur? by
buying' yowallpaper front „ u&.
AY POTTER
Leave orders.With MTS. Robb. Arurstraiag,'lis on St
Standing Hay- ,
30
ay,-
30 acres 'of sweet clover,' 5 'acres
alfalfa and 10 acres -Mixed grass for,
private sale, standing.' Also farm,
Iots'' 16-17-18, Maitland con. Colborne, BARRED R1OCZS--ANBD 'LEGHORNS:
township. for• sale or rent; Apply W.,
B: Forster, .R. R. No, 2 ' Clinton,
Phone '169 Colborne. • 07-t£
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Agent Wanted
WANTED: Industrious, capable man
25 to 30 years, in Huron county, to
handle local trade delivering. Raw-
leigh's Good Health Products direct
to home. Largest, best 'fastest Selling
line.. Products on time, lowest
wholesale, no advance in prices. No
experience, practically no capital
needed. "We teach you to manage
your own permanent business. Larg-
est, strongest Company, gives most
eo-operation. Write age, occupation
references.' W. T. Rawleigh C. Dept.
2393, London, Ont.
Phone 68.
OFFICE HOURS :
9.30 to 12 a.m. 2.00 to 5,30 p.m.
7,00 to 9.00 p,m,
Wednesdays
9.30 to 12 a.m. 7.30 to 9 pail.
DR, W. R. NIMMQ
Chiropractic Specialist.
Specializing in . Spinal, Nervous and
Chronic Diseases,
Normandie • Block, Clinton. Ont.
q.
aby Chicks
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Auto For ."Sale
newcLaughliss Buick, `, -Model If -45;
ly varnished,' niotop in .good con-
dition, good reasons'' for selling. W.
G.Strong, Clinton. ' 06-tf
Baby Chicks'
After June 15th babychicks will
be sold at $13.00 per 100. E. J. Tre-
wartha,'the Inglenook Ponitry Yards,
Holinesville, Phone 22--611. 06-tf
Strawberry Festival
A strawberry festival and garden
party will be given Tuesday evening,.
June 26tH, under the auspices of the
Holiilesville'Methodist church,' on the
lawir`of Mrs. Acheson; Holmestille.
Supper will be served from 5 0 7 0'
clock. Ice 'cream booth on grounds.
Clinton band
in attendance. ince. Admis-
sion: Adults 50e. Children 25e. 06-2
• Housekeeper Wanted
Middleaged woman as housekeeper,
by Month or year. Apply°to James
Iiearn,R. 18. No. 1, - North Bruce,
,05-3.-p
Haase. For Sale
Eight roomed` house and two lots
on Victoria st.,'hard and soft water
'and electric lights. Apply to Mrs, Ed-.
',Yard; Walters. 05-tfr2-p,
•
Binder Por' Sale
Deering binder,` 7 ft cut sheaf car-
rier and truck complete;_ in good re-
pair, Apply' -to Amos 'Cartwright,
Phone, 74. 04--U
Hemstitching Machizies
Hemstitching and Pieoting attach-
ment. Pits any sewing machine, price
$2.50. Personal checques 10c. extra.
Bridgman's Sales Agency, Box 42 St.
Cathenines. • 04-6-p
For Sale`
The undersigned offers` for • sale
8 acres of land, house, barn, gravel
pit and some live stock 'Just' out-
side of town on Dinsley Terrace. Isa-
ac Boszo ' 04`hp..
Ford Car For Sale
A ford runabout, 1918 model, in.
good mechanical condition Right
price for quick sale. Wilfred Seeley.
04 -if
house for Sale
'Cottage on Princess street, town
Water' and electric lights, 1/3 acre of
garden with fruittrees and sinall
fruits.. Apply to W. L .PeferS, tor;
Aliiert and Princess' streets, 02-88
Sinal! Fitrni For S'salo
14 mile north b4 Clinton, on Gravel
Road; containing 8 acres; young 00-
ebard and small fruit; basic barn with
Far -
cement stabling fox 4 Bead of cattle
and 3 horses and driving' shed and
hen louse; 7-rooined house with good
cella`, Apply to . MVIrs. G. M. Far
gahae. —98-tf'
House For Sale
2 -Story brick house on North Street;
in good repair, all cotrvonionces, acro
of land, fruittrees, rte.. Good stable.
eotild be used For different purposes.
Also n 2 -acro lot near railway track.
C, J, Wallis, Clinton, 81-tf,
Meg Ibor .Service
Supresne tail, No, 180, rebtstered
Large Black !nog, will stand 'roti ser-
vice , at the premises of the milder.
silnaedC.W.Williams,ySr,Lot44,
1 Mthtb ud eon., Godbaioh p, Sept d -p
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CHICK, PEED
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BLATCHFO1bD'S CALF MEAL
the best_by Government analysis'
E. L. MITTELL,,'Clrnton
Store Vacated by J. E. Johnson'
Summer
300 Pairs
MEN'S SOLID LEATHER WORK-
ING BOOTS
from 3.50 to 5.00
Boys' and t.Women's
a.t� Equal al Value
°
Wm. 'Bar°
r s
pposite the Posto>fice. Clinton
r
csten Oats
.il
We have'a car of Western Oats just.
arrived: maces .are very reasonable,
'We also have in stock'
SORGHAM
MILLET '
ESSEX RAPE
BABY CHICK FEED
OYSTER SHELL
GRIT
OATMEAL (choice)'
We ars paying the highest prices
.for wool, call and see us before tel-
ling, .,6,
W. Jenkins' Sofia.
FL,O1JII AND 'IMOD
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