The Clinton News Record, 1923-8-9, Page 5lipSJIAY, .A1150US1' 9t11, 10'?3.
Varna
Mrs. Roble Nicholson front trio west
'le renewing old acquaintaneos atroulid
Fins, Jeff Keye and daughter and
eon of Nashville'
Tenn„ aro spending
their holidays at the. old home.
Rcv, George Richardson; of Deser-
-nte andMrs, H, Dttnliin of Saskotoo1x
were calling on friends last' week.
Mrs, (Rev.) Mitter and son are
w sitingwith her mother, this week.
Mr. Earl McNaughton motored from'
,Kitchener and is spending a few days
• with friends.
Mrs. Freeman of Toronto is visit-
ing -around Varna,
E: 'Epics' has secured a range
oil Pull tractor`,aid has,been using,it
on W, Reid's separator,
An open air concert will bo given
=on "Lloyd Mef7'at's lawn on Thursday,
evening, August 16th. Program will
'be rendered by talent from Seaforth
:and London cionsisting of quartette
:orchestra and comedian.
Births
'LOBl3-In Clinton hospital on -Au-
gust 6th, to Mr.' and Mrs. Feed W.
Lobb, a sone -id -Tarty Elliott.
'BUTLER -In Clinton, on July 29th,
to ,Mr. and Mrs, John Butler, a
daughter.
IIOF1AT—In Stanley, on Monday,.
.'August Gth, to Mr, and Mrs. Peter•
:Moffat, a daughter, {Helen Chris-
tina).
UMMER CARE OF POULTRY
'(Experimental Farms Note)
There is a tendency among same
;people to believe .that poultry do not
.require any ,special care during the
summer( months, and may be allowed
practically to shift fof" 'themselves'..
While- it true thatconditions are
more favourable for growing stock,.
and for egg production in adult stock,
yet: at no time of the year is more
, care necessary to prevent disease and
-vermin than during the warn sura-
finer months.: ',Poultry kept in close
stuffy sleeping., quarters cannot be
kept in the best condition of health,
- and are fit subjects for the ravages of
lice and mites. It would be . much
"(better to, have wire netting put. -in'
-,place' of the glass windows in order
-•that more fresh -air'might circulate
:in the house. •
'A very strict watch must be kept
for any evidence of lice or,mites :as
-soon as warm weather commences, If.
Tice are ],resent on the birds, treat
',each bird, individually with some Blue
Mercury ointment, or some reliable
r- dusting powder, and if ,red' are.
present on the perches' `or -walls, the
birds' should be removed from the
house fora day or: two, and the build.'
ing thoroughly fumigated,` followed
by a really good cleaning of every
-part of the interior. A thorough oc-,
,easional white -washing Of the whole
• interior of 'the house will make the
place more, sanitary. Poultry, con;
-fined to :yards where there is ne pa-
- titre' shade from the hot rays of. the
'elm should be provided with `shelter
of some sort; sunflowers'or artichokes
planted in the yards and . irotected.
:until they get a' start, will provide
-most excellent -shelter froin't`he sari,.
'Colony 1rouses 'seattred throughslan ;or?.
chard or ,cornfield mak@"avery„de
suable plaee,,for the growing stock.
Filthy drinking. vessels',.: are the,
cause of a great. many -troubles id the
"poultry yards. Plenty ofpure drink-
ing water,_whieli
rinkingwaterj_whrch is' kept iii clean nes-
- sels in a, s'beltered place will (benefit
-^the stocleto a large extent,
Be suite that the young growing
:stock arew,el1 fed, to promote growth
-and that they are given liberal range
- where there• is',abtindande of green
`-feed and also animal feed in the form
of insects, worms, etc.
(Cull out; the old stock that .you' do
•'not intend to keen over for another
- year, and sell"than early while the
price is higher and while they are in
good condition before they eonnnenee
--to moult. J. D. LANG, Poultryman, ,Experi-
mental Station, ILeirnoxville, Quebec.
t'"HOW BRANTFORD GOT ITS•NAME
Soon after the American' revoluti,e
onary war the British, crown, repres-
ented by Lord Haldirnand, gave -to the
Six Nations Indians for their "occup-.
„kation forever" with all their tribal
:rights confirmed, a tract of land six
.liles each side of the Grand River
(also known then as the Ouse), Prom
its -mouth in Lake Erie, to its scoueee
"''The Six Nations split upon the offer.
Some remained in Net York state,
where they aro still located. Others
name to Canada, preferring to remain
ander the British flag, and these oc-
copied the land as outlined. The
chief of the Six Nations Indians, who
came to Canada, and the one with
whom all negotiations were carried on.
by the British, was Thayandenegea,,
better. known to history as Captain
Joseph Brant, the greatest warrior.
and leader whom the Six ' Nations
ever produced, and 0 maxi cif such
presence that on a visit' to the oldland' lie was the lion of the hotu`. Ile
• located nt C'hiefsccoft, on the {;.rand
-River, not very far front whats.noW
the location os Brantford and attend-
ed 'church at His Majesty's Chapel
Royal of the Mohawks, erected on
land given by him and still in use, the
eldest church in Upper .Caneda, Ai;
•'the site of the city the only spot at
which the Gram! Ritter was fordable
was near the present Lorne ,bridge.
'This fond Brant used and the spot be-
came known to white 'settlers as
Brant's ford. When Brant gave to.
the white settlers the Ienid around
the ford] the village Which sprang up
•hoeam12 known as Brant'$' Nord, and
is was only a slight treesltion Prem`
`Brant's Ford to Brantford.
The old Quaker! meetinghouse In
aaton Maryland, is standing Just
'where " it was 'built without Charge
additions or tubstraetione wince 1083.
C. C. 1. Middle School Results
itet,ois NOwaw e,e
Wined, of sueeessful students in the ',Middle School examination..
() "'Indiana. "credit" or ,rase in a subject. 1, 2,and 3 irclieate hon-
our standing l -over 75 pr dint., 2 -.over 06 per cent,, 3.- over 60.
l --Composition, 2 --Literature, 3= -British History. 4—Ancient:
History. 5- .Algebra, 6 -.Geometry. 7 --Physics, 8.-Ohemiatry
9—Latin Anthers. X10 --"Latin, C. " 1i--8reneh Anthers. 12—Freneh
C. 12—German Anthois, 14—German C. 15 -4i -reek Authors.
16 -Greek C '
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16
Janet Ailcenhead , , c.
Lorpa Ailkenhead, .'
Marg. Aikenhcad, .3 3 e
Marion Aleck : ,2 2
Blyth Anderon ..1 2 - e
Helen AndeQfsen
William • A.igent •e
Myrtle .Armstrong,.
Eileen Atkinson . ,2
Gordon Ball •
Jesse i Bali
Marjorie Beaton
Ray Carter . , 3 1
Ferg Carter c
Grace Churchill ..3 2
Donna Cochrane 2 1 2
Harry Cochrane . G c , c
Agnes Conthe
Barry Corrtbe . • c
David Dewar .3 2 e 3 2
Sybil Eporett , , .11 1 e s
Fred Elliott , ,
Carol Evans .. ...e 1
rRuth ' Evans , . 3 , c c„
Jean Farquhar
Isabel Fraser 1 . _1
Laura Garrett —.2.-1
'Euloino' Geiger
Marion Gibbings •.
Clarence Glazier ;.2 c
Etta Hardy
Ruth Higgh s , c 3
Jos. Higgins
Jean Hogg
Willie Hovey . , 2 2
;Ernest Hunter .. ,.t' 1
Emily 'hinter
Cora .Jervis .
Dorothy Jervis '.. c `
Florente Johnston.'
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-Olive Lawrence ,:2 1
Lucy Levy ...3 1 0
Bessie `Lindsay
Marjorie Lyon 2
Marg.- _McConnell
• Well, llirCool . ..0
Edna 'MeCowan
Jean McEwan.
Ain, McFarlane .. - c 2,
' John McGregor ...e' 2 3 c 1
Atidrey McIntyre' .3 1 c 2 1
Elinor NieiCinley ...3 ".d 2
Nellis 'McNeil .3 "2 3 1
Mary` 11.1eTaggert t
Mary Nair ...' 2
Estella Marquis .83 1
Lylyum Martin .,3' 2
Robert' Middleton
Jean N1'ossop c
Angie Musterd
W lbui.laeison, .. .3 3 2
Elmer Paisley . '.3 1 1 1- 1
Eleanor Plurnsteel.c 2 e
Viola prang, .. ..2 2 . c c , c 2
Mabel Preeter i .1 3 3 2 e.
• Eric Reid : ..e ' c c 1 _
Harold Richards ..e 1 e: 3 ' ` 1- m
Kenneth Rorke ... c
Beryl Selter . ..1 1 3 1
Willie Simpson ..e c
Olive Schoenhals
Charles. Shipley
Albert.,Sloman
' 'Garnet :-Smith
Elizabeth Stewart.
Mary E. Stewart, :2 ' 2' e
,1•Mary R. Stewart.. '
Kathleen Taylor ..3 3
Leona ,!Taylor
Jno. 11. Thompson
Robt. G. Thompson.
Norma Treleaven , .
Esther ; frewartha :1 3
Grace Verner
`Errol Walter” ., .3 c 3
Rennie Weber
Jack Wigginton .3 c c c c c• 2 3
-.Sean Woods". c' 2 •2 2 -2'
Mabel Wright .e 2 c 1
Joseph Yesbec .,;'.".2
Pupils whir have failed iii One. or -rife
- been.,in-thi Middle ::sehool two years may
according to, the following`time-table: •
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Septeniliex 6th ,9.00•`to 1.1.30 a.m.
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o subjects, and who have
complete the, examination
French 'Composition-. September 6th • ,--, , . , -1.30 to 4.00 p.m;
Geometry , : . September. 7th 9.00 'to 11.30 a.m..'
English Composition . September 7th:, . ...1.30 to 4.00 p.ni,
• "algebra ..• „ 'September 10th • , .9,00 to 11.30 a.m.
English. Literature September 10th .. , .1.30 to 4.00 p.m.
Gentler.'AutliorsSeptember llth 9 00 to 11.30 a,m.
German Composition.. September llth . , . , . 1.30' to 4.00 p.m.
Greek o. Spanish Au,. September 12th .. .9.00 to 11.30 a.m.
Greek A ec. oe Spanish C. September 12th'...' , ..... —1.30 to 4.00 p,ni.
Physics or Ag lst year -September 13th 9 00 to 13.30 a.m.
Ancient History . September 13th, 1.30 to 4:00 pan.
Chemistry or: Ag 2nd yr. September 14th ,9.00 to 11.30 a.in.
British History . , , . ,-- September 14th .. , . , . . ,1.30 to 4.00 p.m.
Latin Authors; . September 17th • • , . 9.00 to 11.30 a.m.
Latin Composition .... • September 17th , .1.80 to 4.00 pair.
SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS
The September Middle and Upper School examinations will •be
open to the following:
1 "Candidates who, having written at a previous examination on
/ papers sufficient te complete their qualifications for Graduation
i papers . i which the failed.
,; Diplomas, or foe entrance into the Universities or Professional
,Schools, .apply to write an:pa7 rs n w Y
2 'Teachers actually engaged in' teaehing•during the previous school
3 Industrial candidates who are able to snbniit a certificate accord-
ing to the regular form. '
4 Candidates' who were prevented by sickness, domestic affliction
or.�
other ,causes beyond their control from writing at the June ex-
amination. Such eaiididitte'iimust prove to,'the.satisfaction of the
Department the su6ieiency of the alleged'"4ause of absence.
5 Cand'eletes who ars et least twenty years of lige.
6 Candidates who have spent only one yea,: in Form (IIS) are not
ollgible 101 these esawieatioes.
Crisp Creamy
Soda Wafers
The Biscuit of the Day
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Enjoy a good cup of: Tea, Coffee oe"Co2oa? If yeti'do our blonde
of )(leek Orange' Pekoe or Green Japan or Our Own Coffee has
theflavor you are looking ' for, 'f3'y thorn and enjoy n UAL cup,'
S y
of Tea, Gioll'e° or ,Gecop, »
Got our 5rieee ea Laundry soap, Toilet. soaps, Lux, Ammonia,
1'earliue and all the articles you need for the arnlual spring s;lean up:
Motto: YOUR'S`I'bRE—OUR STORE—GET _01.312 PRICES
Highest Prices for Eggs
Get the habit of Dealing at
JOHNSCN & CO $ GROCERY I9ho rte 11
TILE STORE' FOR EVERYBODY
Brown's
4s*
rea
Bread delivered to all parts of tovwa
MANY VARIETIES OF OAKES AND BUNS,
Fresh for , your 'table daily,. We make Wedding cakes: a Speciality
millanaoloosarnalateammaromt
Nelson's Ice Cream
and -Chocolates
.;..
Fe jr. BROWN & CO.
BAITER AND CONFECTIONER "''hone 1
CANADIAN NATIONALNTO. EXHIBITION
TORO
AUG. 25t1 SEPT. 8th
The Show Window of Nations
Estimated attendance 1923, 45th: Consecutive year,
1,500,000':
Programme without precedent in its variety, and ,extent
Scores'of new features and all of the old that have re-
tained public favor
GEORGEOUS CLEOPATRA SPECTACLE
Crowning triumph in the production of super -pageants
,1500 Perforsmers.
JOHN G.`R-£NT.'14.naging Dlrae%er ROBERT MILLER,Preaident
Saes ,Tax to: be 6 per cent on
'Counter Check Books
wing to th,(l°_ gales tart 'being
• , - ere'eseii;':to 6 i er,. ce it 1'1,411 be to
your advantage•to call lull plaee your .;
order. Tor' future] delivery:
O12ThE1tS;TAkET1.-'NOW WILL TiE.
AT "ME OLD RATE
The News -Record
CLINTON, ONTARIO
a..aam.a1
The following "ad" .appeared re-
cently in a Missouri paper:
"FOR ,SALE Eighty pure-bred.
English White Leghorn: liens axed 2
roosters., All laying. "
We're from Clinton and you have
to show lis.
ri
Lawn. Social '
On Tuesdayafternoon, August 14;
from 4 to 6. A social will ,be : held
'for the bnefit of St. Paul's Ladies'
Guild on the laW'ii at Mrs: Combes,"
Tea; consisting of •salad and bread
and butter, cake and tea„will ;be seri.,
ed. Charge 15e, Everyone web
conies
'ePurse'Lest .
In Bayfield •05: en the road on Au-
gust 2nd; .a purse containing a' gold
,:brooch and a small sura of money and
other articles. Pinder please leave
or "phone the New Era office and re-
ceive reward,
Situation Wanted
1-loireework wanted — any ]rind —
Please cof,munieate with Mrs, Alfred
McEWen; at Mrs: 'Argents.
For Stale
Driving shed,16ft. by 25ft,, suitable
for gal'agc or, small ,barn. Apply: to
J. Cuningliame or Canadian National
Express office.
Building For, Sale
Seventy-five by thirty. In first-
01u5s condition, containing a ,lot of:.
valuable `hnsilrer. Also square tine.
bei.; all sizes for sale„ , M. G. Rome »,
fort,, 1.3 ti:
]louse For' Stile '
Chi Mary, street, fratrte, Muse, 1 own
watdr, collar, large tot 2 .Apply to
A.Saeeloy. ,... 10-tf
Farm For Sale
Parts of,lets '37 and 38, concession
10, , Goderich township, containing
105' acres. are offered for sale. On
the premises are a. 11/; story brick
dwelling, a coininodious bank barn
with stone stabling underneath and
water in the stabling, and a pig and
poultry pert and driving slier. There
,are 5 acres of bush and 5 acres of
good young bearing orchard and the
remainder of the land is all 'arable
and 18 at present seeded down in 0
prime state of cultivation, and located
half a mile from school and church
and conveniently near market. The
farm.is a very desirable one.. For
further particular's apply to George
H. Elliott, Executor William H. ,Cole
Estate. 13-tf.
Farni For Sale
100 acr:es,`let 10, 0000e88i0n 10,
Hallett township, (beside Leech: ooro
station,) Convenient for eldiming
310811ce, near el arch, school stores.
Good land, well •.eulteetted, 'bank' been
e'ith stabling beneath, frame house,
good drilled well, creek lenrniirg
through farm, orchard. Apply on
premises to Mrs, Wm, Lee, Landes-
bore. Phone 26=14 Blyth central..
13-3-3.
I arm For Sale
101, acres, on Provincial Highway,
5r/a miles west of Clinton, 611/a miles
oast of Godorich: Good clay loam,
Well cultivated; 4 acres orchard, near-
ly all winter fruit` running creek
through barnyard; bank barn with
Content 'stabling,. 55• x 05; driv-
ing shed and pig pen etdntbined; geed
frame house, hard° and soft Water In
house, Apply ,1211 the premises sr
Write ,Michael 1+lick, IR, It No. 2,
Clinton,: Phone :.8 on 601 Clinton
en 1. 12-4.1,
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What is Hi.7 qt IVIarat +
Gas line?
t1 ureter fuel stjperior•to any other make tit. siniiilar ],rice, Not:
tally old ga0oliney:but kr preduot tbat makes stal:tin ` easier, that
quickens pick-up and permits greater devolopinent than anyother
gasoline at an equally low price, . A TESTED GASOLINE, 'flt.:
most careful and exhaustive , -chemical rind practical tests were tirade
before we wore willing to ofr'or HI -TEST MARATHON GASO-LINI:
for sale, Chese tests disclosed that its ready vaporization made
starting easy, even in the coldest weather. Spark plugs seldom
fouled and that less carbon was deposited i1r •oylinders, Thorough
lombustion kept this gasoline from leaking into the crank COS? and
power was increased .enormously. ;COSTS NO MORE 'KHAN
OTHERS with all its, points pf superiority.
Those are undisputed facts, Try it yourself and be convinced
the same 'as thousands oi' other's throughout Ontario,
RED INDIAN MOTOR OIL `is also in' a class 'by itself. Costs no
nMee than the inferior motor oils on the market.
,501/ENE COAL OITA (American). Try it and note your clean
Tamp glasses, also: it burns the last drop in your lamp, Entirely
free f> o niche nauseating odors when,uurned in your oil stove, Worth;
doable the price 9f others but sells at gnly two cents per gallon more.
avria s
TELEPHONE 53
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'CHI-NA'MEL STORE.
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THRESHING'00AL
CANNELL COAL
0,01012 AND EGG.COAL'
Now on hand. Order early. Gar
of Alberta coal expected.. Phone 155
E. WARD • 124*
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 p.m.
DR. W. R. NFMMO
Chiropractic Specialist.
Specializing in Spinal, Nervous and
Chronic Diseases.
Normandie Block, Clinton, Ont.
' Lost:
"Howard” gold watch, in vicinity
of Clinton:If finder wi,11 please
return same . to Connell & Tyndall's
butcher shop or Wm. D. Connell, they,,
will be suitably rewarded. 114f.
House For Sale.
Frame house, with 14 acre of gar-
den;with fruit trees, for sale. Ap-
ply to Mrs. Thos. Lee, R. R. No. - 2,
Clinton; Phone 15 on 604, Clinton
central. , • - 10-11
Small Farm For Sale
N. mile north of Clinton, on Graven
Read, containing 8 acres; young or-
chard and small fruit; bank barn with
ceirient stabling for 4 head o£: cattle
and' 3 horses and:,dri"eing'shed and
hen house; 7 -roomed house with good
cellar. Apply to Mrs. G, 11'FsFar-
girlinr,
House For Sale •
2 -story brick house' on. North street,
,.Food repair, all conveniences, acre
of land, fruittrcles, etc.; Good stable
could be used for different Purposes.
Atso`a 2 -acre lot near railway ; track..,
C. J, ;Wallis, Clinton.'. • 81 ft:
Ilog'-For Sorvico
Supreme Lad, No 180, registered
Large Black hog, will stand for ser-
vice at the premises of the under-
signed. C. W. Williams, Sr., Lot 44,
Maitland eon., Goderich Tp. Sept 6-p
Baby Chicks
BARRED 11001 5 AND LEGHORNS
CHICK FEED
BLATCHFORD'S CALF MEAL
the Best by Government analysis
E. L MITTELL, Clinton
Store 'Vacated by J. E. Johnson
FOR BREAD
Purity, Five Roses and Maple Le
FOR PASTRY
Monarch and Pie Crust
B EAAKF ST
Ft;OD
Rolled Oats, Fresh & free from hulls
Wheatine, a real good appetizer.
BINDER, TWXNE
Call ani]` see us before buying
FERT1IZI R
GUNN'S SUR -GAIN
W. Jenkins 0 Son.
nowt :ARID Imo
MOM; Elav*bar 100 o*" 3,41
Singer Sewing Machin
Fancily, Electric and D. it. Sty1e�g
Also some 'second-hand' machine
good as new.
Old machines taken as part payme•
.
Easy Terms. .
l:t will . pay you to look these ov,
before fftiying elsewhere.
REPAIRING AND PARTS FOR At
MAKES OF MACHINES
• EARL STEEP
July 1
COAL,
NUT. STOVE & EGG !1
ALWAYS ON HAND 1
FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
R. J. 19/1ILLE
Orders taken at residence. Phone 1
\ AUCTIONEER
Honor Graduate, Carey Jones' N.
tional School of Auctioneering,
Dago. Special course taken in Pu
Bred Live Stock, Real EstateMe
Rates
and 'Farm Sales.
keeping with prevailing market.-Sa
isfaction assured. Write or wir
Oscar Klopp, Zurich, Ont. Phone 1
93. <v88-tf-19.1
•
Clothes Cleaned and Pressed
Clothes cleaned pressed and r
paired. Woolen goods dry eleane
Rooms over Heard's 'barber alio
W. J, Jago.
ROOFING
DOES, YOUR ROOF NEED TCi
FIXED T.',;.Y
HISEAIt7
We have on ,hath], o,. coinplete 1
,of'Ashphalt Roofing; befit of qua
tint regboljsble prieeeS. 'Call and
fiefore`biriiylpg•
SEEDS:'
Mangles; Turnips, Rape, . Sorgli,
Seed Corn all verities Irish` Cobbl
Green Mountains,' 'Barrel New: Y.;
Potatoes ; and . Millett,
ALWAYS - +ON HAND
Five., Roses,Purity, North S
and. Pastry Flours, Oat Middlin.
ground Barley, Beef Scrag, Grout
Charcoal, Tankage, Oyster Sheil,G
Corn, Herbageum, Blatchford'a E
Mash, Milk, Mash and Calf Me
Royal Purple Pratts and Wodehou
Stock Foods, Pratts Buttermilk Ma
Royal Purple chick Feed,
We also have a car load of coar
salt, special price if you bring yo
02604 bags.
J. A. FOI LO 4 SON
Phone 123
Flour and Feed Merchants and
• - Grain Buyers
Also issuers of Hunters & Trappe'
licenses
ggs ft g:
a•.d
We are in the market all 2
year round for eggs and poultry:
IT WILL BE TO YOUR AD-
VANTAGE TO GET IN TOUCI;!
WITH US WHEN READY TO
MARKET •2OUR PRODUCE.
GUNllIL NGLO S &CO
(LIMITED)
CLINTON, ONTARIO.
N. "W. TREWARTHA, Manages
Phone No. 190 ilohnesville 214 w
CREAM . WANTED!
The demand for our butter, is le
creasing.
To supply this demand we requ
more ereant.
Wo request you to ship us you
cream.
We guarantee you the Higbee
Market Prices, ]accurate tests ani
prompt service.
Our firm is brown to you and needs
040 further recommend,
We pay all express ehargee, fur*
1St ereartr cans .nnd pay 0,71c0 oact�
rnooth.
Writo for ettno or fur$bar'in oOsos
tion to the
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