HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1923-8-2, Page 5412
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. Ralph (,ravenaton and family
aro xisiting.`iii Listowel,
Ors, (Rev.) R. J. Ross and her mo-
ther, Mrs, Brownlee of Ailsa Craig
have been visiting Ma•a, T, Riddell end
other lzieads here.
Mr. and Mra, Cook ;mid family of
London are spending thv sinnmer
,here: •
Mr, Norman Mutch of, Carlsbad,
Alta:, is spending his holidays here.
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The regular service will be held in
Knox Presbyterian Church next Sala.
bah, August ,6, at 10.30 a,m,,;,
Constance
Mr.nd Mrs Hall and So of Bros -,a n
sels spent Sunday as the guests o1
r. and Mrs:, Wim Britton,
Mr. Livingston and daughiter of
' Seaforth spent Sunday with 1YTr. and
Mrs. Thos. Livingston.
Miss MuNaix 1s visiting the Misses
Livingstone..
Mr, and MrsJas, Mann and grand-
-daughter Phyllis .turner are visiting
Mrs. Mann's daughters Detroit.
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-IMT. and Mrs. johnston. oiMyth
spent Sunday" with their daughter,
-.Mrs. Radford:
Miss Edith Riley xetnrned'.after
..spending some time with her sister,
Mrs. Stephen, at Brussels. •
Quite' a number around here' pia-
nieed at Bay field on :' Sunday.•
Stanieg T(�vfrnhip_
Miss IsobelC a "lii-`
how nnd Miss Br11y,
Stewax t wer e the guests. of Miss Dor-
othy Innes arca the, week -end.
The Misses.P atty MacFarlane and.
Betty Stewart are spending holidays
With .friends and relatives'` at Erie
Ean'and Highgate.
Miss Abbie,dtawart Mies Vara Pep
:pee snd Miss Agnes •Glen return hone
Friday from the O,A.C., where they.
`.have taken a "summer course in 'agri-
culture.,
Miss Mary E.:Stewart is in Brus-
sels, spending ` la holiday with her
cousin, Miss Mildred Sperling, after
having had Miss Sperling here at her
,home for a week.
Mr, and Mrs. Fred Neal and :Mas-
ter Ross of London have (been' for a=
week or more at her sister's Mrs. W'
Mr, William Barclay of Sault Ste.
Marie was the ,guest last week -end of
•his cousin. Mr. Fenwick ;Stewart.
Messrs Harve andClifford
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motored to Brussels ,,Sunday '
with
Miss Mary Stewart and Mildred Spar-
ling. •
iitIr. 'John 'Etue, of the Sauble' line
had eery successful Ibarr raising on
Wednesday Of last wdek, , Mr, Etue'
-is going' to have a fine barn when'
-completed.
Miss ;Florence . Scotehmer 'is visit-
ing -friends at Walton,
Threshing has commenced in Stan
ley township.
!Mr. and' Mrs, James Jackson and
family and Mrs. John Pearson, were
-visitors last ,Saturday at the home of
.'Mr. William Taylor of: Science ;Hill.
I. iMMiss Zetta'"Jacicson spent a,couple
cif days' last week with friends• in,i
Iitchell. - -
Misses Betty Stewart ' and Annie
MacFarlane are visitingtheir aunt,
'Mrs. Will Speen of ' ^Highgate and
other -relatives:
• Miss Margaret ' M+cGregor has ac-
cepted
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p ed. a school near Luelenow for the
coining term:.:,
lMiss Edna Reid. of Walton has been
engaged to teach in S. S, No. 1, Stan-
Cont
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.A banquet given by the Goderich
TBoard'of Trade and the -;ions'=Club,
was held in the Hotel' Sunset, C•ode-
nrieh .on Friday 'evening last: The -
:speaker of the
evening w
as Mr. Kelly
. from Hamilton, ' Among the speak-:
. ers were George Laithwaite, John
Lawr•ly, Rill. Rebel of Goderich town-
shr
Haigh
and Hill Nori
nan Kernig -
;ham
'from Colbonrne and N. W. Tre-
warbha, M.P.P., of Clinton and' Mr.
Vligle, M.P.P. for. centre Huron, Mr,
C. G. Middleton of town, was also a
guest. The. banquet was very numb
-city •Style and, was greatly enjoyed
by all 'those present .
Mr,,Robert' Rogers, who lives on
-the sixth concession of Goderich town-
ship had the misfortune to have his
'barn and, its. eontens ilestroyed';by'
'fire early Thursday morning. Neigh-
bours were on -hand a few minutes
.after the blaze was notieeil but;noth-
ing could. be saved. JI is thought
^ that the Lire originated from wet hay,
of which some thirty loads had; just
'been' storied in the barn.
His son, , Charles, and daughter,
Freda, of Detroit,, were Thome, The
.:Cuneral.wial be' held to .Wingham ee-
metery on Sunday afternoon, ti
Miss'�,'
AiI 'Aileen Poslm D
ungcV, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Urea Chas Dangey of,
'the Coniniercial Hotel, .Seaforth;'died
»on Thursday morning last as the. to
' cult of heart' trouble. She had not
'been well for. some .months but had
somewhat, unproved and had attend
`trio' picnic of 1St. Thomas' church San-'
-.day school to Bayfield on Wednesday,
afternoon. She was taken 'i]1_ late
"that evening and passed away, 'early
in . the morning of ,Thursday,' , She
was eighteen years of age. •
(Miss Mae McClincheY of ,,,Seafoath
won the,Sir John Eaton scholarship
for general proficiency at' the Welles-
ley Tloepital, Toronto, where she rias
'been training; The scholarship,cai-
^,ries with it a 'cash value of 825.
AFRAID 'ITE COULDN'T QUALIFY.
Down in Texas ,the short cotton
'crop fotced a -large number of coizn-
'try negross'to the cities, One of
them applied for' a job at one of ,the
large employment agencies,
There's a job at; the Eagle Laun-
dry," said the man behind the desk,.
• "Want: it?"
The applicant shifted uneasily from
one foot to the other.
"Tell yo bow it le, boss," he said
anally. "1 mire does want a ;job
mighty bpd, but de leek is, I' ain't
never > tivaehed a etagle,"--l`be Open
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MRS, ARCHIIIALI), Wfb'E'O
II,' J, ,ARCIIIBAL), AN OLI)
TON BOY, BUT NOW A PROM -
,MONTREAL .l(Ult-
NATIO', DEFENDS THEY
FLAPPER -
That person ,who perpennia
shocks the ultra -moral argil ,pi al
the interest of alliirankind-the f svgs
per -was i;oilay given a 'verdict • of
"not guilty" by ai judge of long
ex-
perience withflaersi,
Tho judge is Mrs. E. 3, Archibald,.
president of the Montreal Women't
Press CIub, but more familiarly lcoW�
as Margaret Currie, conductor of -a)1
"Advice to the Love. Loin" page on
the Montreal Star.
Mas. Archibald, who is visiting her
brother,thea°
Purdom o
m Love,
at `Love-
1o1mc „B itek
Street, interviewed to-,
day declared the flapper was 'Smote
sinned against thtm sinning."
Known to thousands of young girls'
as Margafet Cur
ale y
Mrs, Axeiu
iiad
has comeinto such close eon
tact with the modern maidenthrough'i
her "advice" column that she is re-
garded as the best Canadian author-
ity on •the much condemned' `sweet
sixeen
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To use a somewhat familiar ex-
pression, Mrs. Arehibald does not
believe the _flapper is as bad as she
is painted or paints. Also slie iS'
condinced that there have been flap-
pers from time immemorial and will
always be so long as humannature
is what it is. It does no good•to call
the' bobbed=haired, frivolous, maiden of
today poivdorpuff,' or ',; something'
equally condemnatory -'she will only
h el
preen ens f theinore. ..
The modern, girl's fondness' .for
dancing and her..; tendency to roll up
'the parlor rugs for the purpose or,,
failing the latter, her determination
to satisfy her terpsiehorian instincts
at, the. dance hall, . were mentioned
with sympathy. To sum- up, Mrs.
Archibald •does not 'believe in the so-
called flapper menace" rather
does she r believe , that the
modern girt, when she
`meets the right man, will become
just as good a ,wife and, another as
herrandrnot er
g h and mother: She
stated, however, that more comrade-,
,ship between daughters and their par-
ents represents a solution to the whole
problem,"
`I blame parents entirely,' said
Mrs. `It s
Archibald. 1d. e
ems so ridicu-
lous for menand women to denounce
the flapper, when it • is their own
fault. The modern mother, is the
responsible
art
P Y
The cry -ash
short time
ago,said
Mrs. Ardhibald condemned the short -
dress of the flapper. Papers were
full of the ` gossip, and writers of
snappy stories, in modern magazines
snapped at, the short dress with
All this strong hammering of the
short dress brought in With a rush.
the long dress, now waving in the
streets of all Canadian towns. Then
,the critics shouted that dresses were.
too long to be modest, Consequently
the flapper doesn't know what to do
The flapper -was more sinned a-
gainst than sinning, Mrs. Archibald
.said, The poor girl painted her face,
that needed no color to make it bloom.
Sometimes when she'' cain"e to her
Barents foradvice on the thingshthat
beset the' Minds of all girls, their
answer was such .as . `to '.prohibit a
second inquiry. The parents had lost
.thought f their -early times`'in mock
modesty, ,'They were parents, but at
thesame time they. should always be
counsellors, friends and, in short,,pals,
,to 'their daughters., <
Mrs. Archibald advocated the
opening of doors to the young pleas-
u,peseeker; to give thein the pleasure.
they wantedg'rn their own homes; to
allow them to bring in their friends
and enjoy the thrills' of :pleasure in
the confines of their' homes. '
In the old days the flapper lived
just asethe e filapper lived in the ve
.rY
earliest tunes, seeking the company
of the choicest men by the facile,
• use of her - many charms. The
modern girl is ;wrrbng in thinking she
is creating a new impression, when
she-'* only reviving impressions cre-
ated by flappers, through all eter-
nity.
The youth of today," 1Vlrs. Archi-
`bald said, "as the sante as the youth
of yesterday: and the youth of to-,
morrow."
Mrs• Archibald is an interesting
woman to`meet, full pf life and viva-
city, This .afternoon she 'addressed
the KiwanisClub at a dinner held on
the lawn of her brother, Mrs` Pur -
don Love of London. -London '• Ad-
vertiser. ,
WE ALL FEEL THIS WAY
An income tax form .was returned
recently With the.following r'eiimark:
"Sir, I belong do• the Foresters and.
don't'
wash to join the Income Tax.,
FORMER ONTARIO ELECTIONS
In view of the recent big turnover
among , Ontprio, electors, and the
change in the relative stsength;ef the
pasties, the l e ligt u
cs given below; `shout_:
fag the strength 61 the forces rafter
oath election since 'Confederation, are
01. interest:
1,847-iinionast'supporters_ of Sand,
field Mae'Donald,54,' Reformers 21, In-
dependents 5,
1871-WRefor'naers 41, Unionists 2,
Independents 7.
1875 -Liberals 111, .Conservatives'
33,` Independents 4,-
1879 ----Liberals 58, Conservatives 29
1883 -Liberals 48, Conservatives 36
Independents, 2,
1886 -Liberals 64 Conservatives C yes 20
11390-b iberals 04, Conservatives 36.
1894 -Liberals 49, Conservatives 27
Patrons of Industry 14, P.P.A., 2.
:1898 -Liberals 40, Conservatives 43
Patrons 1,
1902 -,Liberals 51, Conservatives 42,
1905--»Conservgblves 69, Libarcls 29»
1.9;11 -•--Conservatives 83, Liberals 21,
Labia
1014 -Conservatives 811 Liberals
25, Independent Liberal 1., Labor 1,
111.19 -•--United Jarreera el Ontario
44, Liberals 29, Conservatives 21, La-
bor '.11, Seidler 1, Independent 2,
Uirths
SUTTER,---in Clinton 1-Iosnital
Moi,day, .luly 80th, to Mr. and Mr
J. A; Sdttgr, a'daugliter,
PERDUE ---At Clinton Hospital, .c
lb r iday; Ally 27th, to Mr, Flx:
Mrs, IVen,'Perclue, a son.
Deaths
4 ILTCIN Tn Clinton, on Sunday, Ju',
24th x Alt •e I i
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Newa. Of Hapiteiiing,
ililA the Count. and',
District
'While gravelwas being taken itoi
0 pit on the farm of J Il. Sellers
Mozris, township • recently »the skeli
ton of what Was. supposed 'to .has
;been an Indian' ' was
brought ht to 1ig
'
;With the bones were
fennel `some a?
»row heads, Ibeaver' teeth and a sma
piece of slate with a hole drilled I
it. The skeleton' crumbled when es
posed to the air.`• -It was ;buried' b
1Y11 Sellers
"Via. ani 1 Mrs. Robert Lockhart, o
Sioux Loolc.out, 'returned to• the
hone on Saturday, having spent : a
enjoyable visit with•friends at -God
rich B n
, e millcz`, Auburn, Blyth an
Dungannon. ` "
The following reverend 'gentleme
will occupy the pulpit of Erskine Pres
byterian ehurch, Dungannon, aurin
the month of August: August 5, Re
Chas. Cumming, St. Helene; Angus
12, Rev: Mr. Scabie, Whitechurch; Au
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gust 1 ,Rev. Gilbert Gbmn; Pine Ri
ver; 'Auglist 26; Rev. Gordon Rintou
of Wlinghain.
At a meeting of the directors o
the Goderich Rural Telephone Co.
held `ani Dunganonn on, Monday weer
Mr. and Mrs., N. F. Whyard were an
pointed to fill the position of ehie
operator, left vacant by the resigns
tion of Miss Ella' .Stothers, who ba
fulfilled the duties'ofi this office wit
such competence during the past fiv
Years. Their duties commence Au
gust 1st. • .
Mr. and Mrs. John R.Habkirk o
Seaforth announce the 'engageiiien
of their younger daughter, Mary Dell
to Mr. George` Milton Chesney, Tor
onto, son of Mrs.' Chesney and th
late Mr. George M. Chesney, former'
of Seaferth, the marriage to tak
place early in August. °i
Miss Dorothy G. Bell of Stayner
Who has just completed her course i
Kinder
a
gamen-Frmar Y at Toronto
has been appointed kindergarten tea
cher at Victoria school, Goderich, at .
salary of 8900.
On Friday afternoon last, at ,th
Old Boys' reunion,, Kincardine, th
new. wing of the hospital, ,built at th
expense of -Mr, Ross Robertson e
New York, a former Kincardine boy,
in memorof his mother,, was dedi-
sated with appropriate ceremonies.
The family of Mrs: George Baeker
of Brussels, consisting of five sons
and four daughters, together with
their families, held a reunion ..and
home gathering the past week, which
resulted In a very pleasant time. The
party consisted of; •Garf. and 'Mrs,
Baeker of Foaa Francis; Earl and
Mrs. Baeker and two children; of Ca-
yeller, North Dakota; Reeve A. C.
and Mrs. "Baeker and two children;
Win. and Mrs. Baeker and two child-
ren, .and Cleve and Mrs. Baeker and
-two chiklreri all of Brdssels; Robert
and Mrs.. Fairless and son, Winnipeg;
Mrs. Zinn and daughter, of Roundup,
Montanna; 3liss Pearl Baeker, of Tor-
onto and, John and •Mrs, Dnnean of
town.'. The late.Mr, Baeker passed
away on July 17th, 1900. '
GREAT LITTLE OLD PRODUCER,
CANADA IS
While Canada has only about one-
half
of onse •
P x cent. of the •world's
population, she produces: 90 per cent.
of its cobalt, 88 per cent. of its asbes-
tos, 85 per cent. of its nickle; 82 per-
cent. f '
o its
s20 er
cent, of
p
its lmnber,"20per cent. of its cured
nab, 18 per cent. of its, oats, 15 per
cent. of its potatoes, 12 per cent:. of
its silver, '11'i/c per cent. of its wheat,
11 per cent of its :barley, 4 -per cent.
of its gold, 4 pe`t eent. of its copper.
STOP OVER IN THE MOUNTAINS
No journey across Canada is coin
piste without a sojourn however brief
among ` .the majestic awe-inspiring
mountains,
Even a one -clay .stop=over at Jasper
Perk Lodge, that delightful rustic Al_
pine Chalet by the side of Lac :Beau -
vent in the heart. of. Jasper "National
Park up in the Northern •.Canaaian
Rockies gives untold compensations.
This glorious inoimtain Playground
is the largest National Piirk in the'
world, embracing 4400 square miles of
mountain' grandeur. There aro sub-
lime snow-cladmounbain, a =fiber bf
which Irave never been named and .
hundreds of which tower' between
7000 and, 10,000 feet in altitude, gla-
eiers, , both smalland great, wild
mountain torrents, leaping through
gorges and tumbling in white :foam-
ing cataracts; •snowfelds and clear
apar.klnig'lalces that gleam like jew-
el:, in their' setting, of green.
Rrcling,-nreunte/0„climbing, boating,
on Lae Beauverb and swimming in the
cool Alpiixo tarns aro the chief at-
tLactions' of thin park, while practi-
cally every other healthful recreation
may he iisdulged in, There. as `a good
tennis court and golf, "eomse under
construction,
Write any oe the Canadian Nationale
Railways for handsomely illustrated
booklet August 2.
For Sale
Drlvmf shed, 16ft. by 25ft, suitable
Corr garage ori small barn, Apply to
1 Cuninghame or Canadian National
Express 'ofhcc;^^-
Auction Sale
Of lious'ehold effeSbs, at the resi-
dento or the undersigned, Victoria
street, on Saturday afternoon, August
4th, at 1.80. Terms: Cash. (��Mrs.
E, Dalrymple, proprietress; G, IG. 331 -
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of '!'ria, Coi'''ee• or Cocoa, Try n > aEAL cl p
Gel; our prices on- Lailndry soap, Toilet soaps, Lux, Ammonia,
Peralriino and all the articles you need for the annual spring clean up.
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Fresh; for .xourtable daily
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Neilson's Ice Cream
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Widely -known singers and instrumentalists whose pro-
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character.. eA premier musical organization. ,
Pam -Pant a Players and Singers
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Native 'Filipinas who feature among their varied novelty __, ••_
selections the folk music of the Philippine Islands.
Lillian as '
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(Featuring Colonial :and Southern songs - in costume.
Instrumental numbers and dramatic impersonations find
• a prominent placeMan their programs.
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CLINTON
Aug.34 ..I 49 6 7
SEASON. TICKETS $2.00
• TAX EXTRA
Farm: For Sale
100 acres, lot 10, concession 10,
Hullett township.. (beside Londesboro
station,) Convenient 'for shipping
produce, dear church, school stores.
Good. land, yell eultveted, banlei,b i1n
with stabling beneath, frame house;
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good -drilled well, "creek running
through faun, orchard.. Apnly on
COAL
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THRESHING 00AL
vANNELL COAL ,.;
COKE AND EGG GOAL '
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premises to Mrs. Wm. Lee.. Loitdes-
'born. Phone 2044 :Blyth eeniil+ail:h;.
�. +rc,-p,
Novo ',hand: Or •ear Cs
ti n der- ly.
of Alberta coal expected. Phone 155
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E.` WARD ' 12-tf
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• Farm Wanted
From 50 to 100 acres, must have
fairbuildings, goad water and soil,'
Price not to exceed $5000 cash. State
lowest arise. .. Sendslice and par-
ow . ,1, 1 p
ticalar'S ta; NOWS-Record, Clinton. 12.2.
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,.,.a. For Sale
101, acres on Provincial Highway,
51/ miles m st of Clinton, VA miles
east of Goderich. Good clay loam,'
well cultivated; 4 nsyeS.:aL'Cliard near-
all int
ly winter e>n •Fruit;' running creel:
through 'barnyard; :bank barn • with
cement stabling; 55 x 65; driv-',
ing ailed and pig. poli combined; good
frame bonze, Bard and sort wat in
house. Apply on the premises or
write Michael Flick, R. R. No. 2,
'Clinton, Phone 3 on 601 Clinton
central. 12-4-p.
Farm For Sale
Parts of lots 37 and 38, concession
10, Gbdarich township, Containing
105 acres, are ofierod forsa o. .On
the premises area 11/ story. brick
dwelling, a commodious '+bank' barn
with stone stabling, underneath and
water in the stabling, and a"pigs. and
gioaitl'y'pen and driving slier; Thera
are 5 acres of bush and 5 acres of
g d young ).bearing orehartl, and the
remainder of the land is all arable
and isset present seeded clown in a
prime ' state or oultivation, and located
half a mile from school and elurch
and convenientlynear market. ' The
farm is a very desirable one, • For
:further particulars apply 1;6 Georgo
Ii. Elliott, Executors. William H. Cole
lstate. 7.3-t:f,
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Lost
"Howai:d"' gold watch, in vicinity'
of -Clinton, If finder will please
return same to Connell & Tyndall's
butcher shop or Win, D; Connell, they
will be suitably re`warded, 11-tf.
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House For Sale
Frame house, with "la sore of gar -
deix'With fruit trees, for sale. Ap-
ply' to Mrs. This, I,oe, R. R. No. 2,
Clinton; Phone 15 on 604, Clinton
central.t • 10 tf
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Bnilding Por Sala
;Seventy�txve by thirty': In first
chase condition eontaihin.g a let of I
valualselumbei, A1,50e uare tine-
ell siyes for sol, :'M. G. Rang -a
.Iiauso Ior S.ale
On Mary street, frame bongo,
ouso, toa:
xlri,
water, collar, large lot, Apply to
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A, 2, a'or 4burner Coal Oil Stove,
An Electeie Plate or Grill
AM1 1 burner,' Hot Blast Oil Stove' to boil the teakettle
A supply 4f' Wicks for the small' German' Oil Stove
The best selection of Screen Do ors and Windows: air the County
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I arts Green and Arsenate of Lead for the Bugs,
The Kitchen Made Overalls (none getter) $2.25
Shoot that Ground Hog with our latest improved; Belgium 22 R,11
at 59,00, also 22's at 35 c. a box
Highest Refined American Oil, 27c the gallon, ' Ask your neig
boa about it,. No smoking chimneys or nauseating etre
froth it and a perfect light.
High Test Marathon Gas for your car. ,Guaranteed to give yi
more power and pep, quicker starting and above all • great,
mileage than, any oche gas on the market. -Ask
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are using it, See las for their names.
'Bird & Sons Paroicl Roofing and Shingles,
Hay Fork Ropes,,three specials +in"these.
Plow Pointsfor all plows
Beat American Lardinee Ma hine
Oil at 60e a
gallon.'
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Wednesdays
9.30 to 12 a.m. 7,30 to 9 p.m.
DR. W. R. NIMlbffiO •
Chiropractic Specialist.
Specializing in Spinal, Nervous and
Chronic Diseases.
Normandie Block,, 'Clinton, Ont.
CIVIC
HOLIDAY
TO THE CITIZENS OF CLINTON,
I hereby declare Monday, August
6th, as Civic Holiday for the town of
Clinton, and call upon• all citizens to
observe it as such.
A. T. COOPER,
Mayor
Clinton, July 9th, 1923.-- 10-3
For Sale,
24 galvanized, single stall staun-
hions, "B.T." make, with steel posts
11 complete. A. 'Robertson, Varna.
11-3
Standing Hay
30 acres of sweet. clover, 5 acres
alfalfa and 10 acres mixed grass for
rrivate sale, standing. Also farm,
ots 16-17-18,, Maitland con. Colborne
ownship. for sale or rent. Apply W.
3. Forster, R. R. No. •, 2 Clinton,
'hone 169 Colborne. , , 07-tf
Small Farm For Sale
14 milenorth of, Clinton, on Gravel
Etoad, containing 8 acres; young or-,
liard and small fruit; bank barn with
:ement stabling for 4 head of cattle
and 3 horses and driving shed 'and
len house; 7 -roomed house with good
ellar. 'Apply to Mrs. G. M. Far-
luhar. -93-tf
House Ver Sale
2 -story brick house on North street,
n good repair, all conveniences, acre
if land, fruit trees, etc. Good stable
ould be used for different purposes.
lso a 2 -acre lot near. railway 'track.
J. Wallis, Clinton. 81-tf.
Hog For Service
Supreme Lad, No. 180, registered
arge Black hog. will stand for ser -
ice at the premises of the under-
igned. C. W. Williams, Sr., Lot 44,
2aitland con., Goderich Tp. Sept 6-p
aby Chicks
ARRED ROCKS AND LEGIHORNS
CHICK FEED
BLA.TOHFORD S CALF MEAL
the : best by Government analysis
L. MULL, Clinton
Store Vacated by J. E. Johnson
FLI-*IJK
FOR BREAD
unit Fie Roe • e
y,i v Roses and Maple Leaf
FOR PASTRY,
Monarch and Pie Crust
l`aREA2 SI
FOOD
oiled Oats, Fresh & free from halls
Wheatino, a real good appetizer.
BINDER TWINE
Call and see us before buying
Y Lr
FL;'LTIIZER
G,UNN'S SUR -GAIN
. Jenkins & Son.
'LOMB AND PIM
tP , ?hbsi$» E%i**tor llN, •Il+wiitAp44 1411
Singer Sewing Mac
Family, Electric and D. It, St
Also some second-hand mal
good as new.
Old machines taken 1:0 part pa
Easy Terms.
It will pay you to look thes
before puying elsewhere,
REPAIRING AND PARTS F0I
MAKES. OF MACHINES
EARL. STEEP
Jt
CDA
NUT. STOVE & EGG
FOR I,ALWAYS ON HANDL
MMEDIATE DELIVE
R. J. MILLER
Orders taken at residence. Pitot
AUCTIONEER
HnorG Graduate radua e Carey Sone
ne
tional School of Auctioneering
cago. Special course taken in
Bred Live Stock, Real Estate,
chandise and Farm Sales. Ra
keeping with prevailing market
isfaction assured. Write or
Oscar »K.lopp, Zurich, Ont. Pho:
93. •
Clothes Cleaned and Press
Clothes cleaned pressed ar
paired. Woolen goods dry ole
Rooms over Heard's barber
W1 Jr, Jago.
ROOFING
DOESYOUR URROOFNEEDT
FIXED THIS YEAR?
We have on hand a complet
of Ashphalt Roofing, best of
and reasonable prices. Call aa
us before buying.
SEEDS
Mangles, Turnips, Rape, S
Seed Corn all vanities, Irish (
Green Mountains, Rural Nei
Potatoes and Millett.
ALWAYS ON. HAND
Five Roses, Purity, Nortt
and Pastry Flours, Oat Mil
ground Barley, Beef Scrap,
Charcoal '
Tanlcg
a e, Oyster Sb
Corn, Herbageum, Blatchford'
Mash, Millc Mash and.Calf
RoyaPurple Prates and Wo'
Stock Foods
Pratts But er '
mi
t ll
Royal Purple chick Feed.
We also have a car load o
salt, special price if you bri
own bags.
J. -A. FORD? '& S(
»Phone 123. •
Flour and Feed Merchant,
Grain Buyers
Also issuers of Hunters & T
licenses
Eggs hlt Paul
Wanted
Wo are in the market a
year round for eggs, and pou:
IT WILL BE TO YOUR
VANTAGE TO GET IN TO
WITH US WIiEN READS
MARKET YOUR PRODU(i
iUNNd
9 LAN6L IS1
(LIMITED)
CLINTON, ONTARIO
N;: W. TREWA14 IiA, 3fi
?hone No. 190 Hohnesville 1
CREAM WANTS
The demand for aur butt(
creasing.
To supply this demand w
more cream.
We request you to ship
cream.
'We guarantee you the
Market Prices. }accurate to
prompt service.
Gar firm is known to you a
no further recommend:
We pay all express chtirg
ash cream Cans and pay tri
Mantis.
Write for Sans
tion 110 'trio
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1113 S1 A 'OR,111 cI1
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