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Held Picnic nt Bayfield. Improvemonta:
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Do you know that we sell Pol arine Oil, Mica, Axle Grease,
Eldorada Castor Machine Oil, and other Lubricants, Zenoleum
Dustbane:, entlon
(Crendid In Bulk), and sprayers to apply it with.
Corless & V enner
PHONE ---53 —53 Hardware an Electrical
TRY
T. Hawkins
FOR PLUMBING
HEATING AND
LIVE POULTRY WANTED
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Newspaper Postage /ill Be Doubled.
The Government reminds the news-
papers this week that the postage on
newspapers, which was increased four
fold last January, will be doubled this
rate on and after New Years next,
He's Wiser Now.
• There was a man In our town,
Who thought that he was smart;
He bought himself a motor car
And took it all apart.
Right there, or so tradition says,
He ceased to be so vain; '
Two experts labored seven weeks.
To make It run again.
Our advice would .be to market
your Poultry early this year while
ROOFING
prices are high. Fall prices are
expected to be much lower than
Repairing Promptly last year. Sell now. Enquire of
Done us for prices.
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GUNN LANGLOIS & CO, LTD.
Hecla Furnaces Lead.
Clinton, Ontario
There is a Reason i N. W. Trewartha Local Manager
Ask Us.
enuine D L. & W.
Scranton Coal
Yes we have it in all sties. Don't put
off buying 'as the price is gradually
stiffening. Delay will only cause It pan=
icky buying craze similar to that ex-
perienced last faii 'when prices went
crazy. '
Let' me advise you fi5 fill up with.
MUSTARD'S COAL
4t answers the burning question:
We also carry id stock. for'your con-
`venienca ffG,a
AT CLINTON
Hardwood in different qualities
Slabs, the ideal summer, fuel, Cedar
rails, fine for kindling,Canada Cement;'
tite standard article, Threshing coati•
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convenient and safe.
AT BRUCEFIELD ->91"qtr.
Hemlock IAber at new prices, 2X,
3X & 5X shingles,. at your own price
Hardwood, Slabs, Canada Cement, 'Chest
slut, Stove and Soft Coal.
JNO. B. MUSTARD
Clinton &. Bruce:ielc'1e
Phone for Clinton No. 74,
Pkogo fol' i3r68e461d 11 oft 8l$.
The un -to -date Firm •
The' Ontario St. Methodist choir
held an enjoyable picnic at 13ayflcld on
Friday afternoon,
Big Crowds Going to Goderich.
Clinton has been well represented
duringthe past few days at the 01d
Boys' Celebration at'Coiterieh,'
Our Best Wishes.
Dating from August -1St, Mr. ,Athol
McQuarrie assumes the attanagement of
Tile Goderich Signal, Ml, McQuarrie
lehrnt his trade with the Brussels Post.
when the Editor of the New Era was
"pitting in time” there also.. We wish
him success at his new job.
Given 5 Years. J
Mex Kanski, of El, Paso Texas, was
giv.ens 5 years at Kingston, by the List-
oWel •Magistrate for stealing. He was a
travelling street musietad „and. had
made himself a nuisance at points in
Bruce County. He paid .Conte# a short
'visit a few months ago.
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The; Royal Bank building is receiving
a new coat „pi paint,
Mr. Wm. Walker, nigh street, has
had his house repainted.
Harland Bros, installed a furnace In
Miss l3eeker's residence last week.
The store fronts of J, P. Sheppard
&- Co., and Harland Bros. Is being re-
painted,
Fell Down Stairs.
On Thursday morning Mr, J. C. Link
later, Principal of Gananoque Public
School, and formerly one of the teach-
ers in Clinton Public School, was ser-
iously injured by falling down stairs at
home, His neck was at first though to
be broken, but examination showed his
injuries not to be so severe. The fall.
,was.the,resuit otitis takinga faint spell
on the top of the stairway. Mr.Link-
later's relatives reside in East Wawa -
Gave Address,
James H. O'Neil known here as 'Tip'
and a son of Frank. O'Neil, gave the Kt
wanis Club in Kitchener a few days ago
a stirring address on advertising and
its value toall kinds of business. Mr.
O'Neil is now with the Lansing Capital
News of Lansing, Mich.
Will Represent Huron.
Mr, E. R. Wigle of Goderich'will re-
present Huron District on the Pharm-
acy Council for the next two years.
Mr. Wigle Mayor of Goderich, defeat-
ed E. D. 'Bonnell, of Owen Sound by
eight votes. Mr. Wigle was formerly a
member for several years and was once
president, but was succeded by Major
Brownlee of Owen Sound two years
ago. The first meeting will be held on
November 16.
Minor Locals
Days grow shorter.
After August ist, Municipal Clerk's
must make a monthly report of all fires
to 'the Department of Insurance at Ot-
The Hottest July on Record.
The .month of July was the hottest
July on ,record in. Canada. The mean
average temperature was 78 degrees.
The highest mean average before was
76, in July, 1916: On no day between
June, 19th and July 31st was the maxi-
mum temperature, below 80. The high-
est temperature however did not reach•
that of July 3;1911, when it whs 103.2
degrees. '
Express Companies Combined.
In a circular signed jointly by D. B.
Hanna, chairman of the Board of Dir-
ectors, Canadian National Express Com-
pany, and by Howard G. Kelly, chair-
man of the Board of Directors of the
.'Canadian Express Company, announce-
mentis Made that "effective September
5, next the .operation of ,the Canadian
Express Company and the Canadian
National Express Company willbecome
consolidated and the combined busi-
ness will be continued thereafter under
the name of the Canadian Express
Company.
One Remedy.
The Kincardine Reporter hits the
nail squarely on thet head in the follow-
ing: We have beard. a lot of comment
about the . amount of money Palmer's
Amusetitent Arena and the Chautaucua
:... and other thhisgs. take out of town. We
have heard, it said that some spend their.
Under the patrona $-. a of the presid-
mese,„who. will needit next winter, or
ent of Uruguay the first Pan-American
congress of architects will `be held at
Montevideo in March.
Clinton Won from,$eatorth.
'The Clinton Juniors defeated their
Seaforth rivals on Friday night by a
'scoreof 50 to 4. Many errors were
made on boor sides, Kerslake and
Smith, the Seaforth pitchers, each had
2 strikeouts, while C, Hovey got a '-
base bit .off Kerslake and Bawden had a
3 -base hit off Smith. Smith walked 1
and Kerslake hit one. Seaforth had a
double play in the 4th that helped a
lot, Norris made the visitors fan 8
times itnd hit one and walked one, while
Fred McTaggart who pitched the last
innings struck out one. Both teams
had 5 men left on.bases. Mr. Telfer,
of Blyth, .was the umpire for the game
and kept things going. Following was
the score by innings:
'Clinton —020 142 01x-10
Seaforth —100. 000 030= 4
Jackson --Elliot Wedding.
On Wednesday, August 3, Marjorie
Isabel, daughter of the late William
Elliot and: Mrs. Elliot, of Mitchell, .was
married to John Sanfield Jackson, of St.
Catharines, son of Mr: and Mrs. J. 0.
Jackson, Elmira. The ceremony was
conducted by the Rev, J. W. Gordon
of Knox Church, and the ;wedding
tawa. music was.played by the brides cousin
A Watford citizen• lost a valuable Miss Helen Forrester, of Clinton, The
Persian kitten recently, Going to the Bride, who was .given , away by her
Guide Advocate office to advertise ,for brother, Mr, William F. Elliot, wore a
it be discovered kitty waiting for him draped gown of ivory satin and Chan -
on the front step. The owner claims tilly lace. • Her train of satin, lined with
that not being able to find it way )tome shell -pink blossoms and trimmed with
the kitty knew that the printing office orange blossoms, was caught at the
shoulders. Over it a tulle veil fell
from a chaplet of orange blossoms.
She carried r a shower bouquet of
orchids and sweetheart roses, and wore
the groom's gift, a diamond pendant.
After a buffet luncheon, Mr. and Mrs.
Jackson left by motor, en route for
Algonquin Park, the bride travelling in
a sand tricotine suit -with green feather
and satin hat. On their return they
will be at horse in St. Catharines.
Does This Apply to Your Family?
Under the changes in the School Law
Sec. No. 3 of the Adolescent School At -
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CHOLERA
99.
THE SUMMER COMPLAINT
OF INiFAN,TS.
The trouble occurs mostly during the
hot seasons, and is confined to iufpnts,.
between the ageS of from four to twenty
months, and generally happens about
the time of the cutting of the first, teeth..
Mothers should look well after their
/children at this stage and not experiment
with any new and untried remedies, but
procure one having stood the test of many
years usage in thousands of •families,
Dr. Powler'e fxtruct of Wild Straw-
berry lits been on the market for 70
year,) nine is acknowledged. by all who
hiivo peed it to be the vtlry.best remedy
for Cholera Infanttlm; Diarrlibea, Colfol
Dysentery and all • BoWel Complaints
whether ni children or Adults.
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Mrs. S. 11. Aloorn, 2 BleelcSt , Italifa`a,
N.S., writes: --"My lit'tic girl was very
bad with summer
complaint caused•
titan" change of milk,.
said waabled teething
at the sash tine. I
tr#e'd• several, remed-
fos bt..t with no re-
sulrts until I was ad.
viked'to 1,1, y` 'br
liOwlor'd.' is did so,
tynti,,lty VA tame or;e
, bottle,Wae ekes sla
was sss\voterr as ever, 1 Can't y1,ou htghiiy
rec'ntrnlzend it for birth- Children' i anti
Adults,”
Price 60e, a• Limited, 'orgtj
ooo
The T. Milburn Co., ,
Out,
advertised for lost and strayed articles
or animals, and its home would be
found.. During its 24 hour stay at the
office it,lived on paste and printing ink
and seemed quite satisfied with the
diet.
The Toronto Star hands a pointer
to those contemplating marriage advis-
ing them to quizz the parson perform-
ing. the ceremony and find if he has ob-
tained a license. If he bus not obtained
one the marriage will be invalid.
Acts Affecting Agriculture.
Three important Acts relating to the
agricultural industry were passed at tendance Act, says: ---Section 3 •of the
the recent session of the Dominion Par- Act, which canes into operation on
tamest, One is designed to protect and September 1st, 5921, provides for the
maintain Canada's export trade in dairy attendance at school of adolescents be -
products. It provides that on the rec- tweeu fourteen and sixteen years of
omendation of the Federal Minister, of age. The Minister announces that in
Agriculture regulations shall be formu- 1 conformity with section of the Act,
lated for the grading of dairy products pupils are expected to remain in full=
intended for export for ,the establish- time attendance at school until they are
ment of standards, definition and grad- sixteen years of age unless employed
es of such products, for the arrange- on authority of a home permit or an
ment of fees, for appeals: to the Dairy' employment certificate as . provided
'commissioner as to grading and for the for by the Act, but that it is not his
Appointment of graders and the defini- intention to instruct Attendance Ofti-
tion of penalties. Another measure de-' cern to make the Act'retroactive by en-
signates August.31,, 5922, for the It deavoring to compel young persons
nritation of the manufacture or Minor, bet!ee,n fourteen and sixteen years of
tation of .oleomargarine and March 1, It age who have been engaged in regular
1923, as the limit; for Its' sale. A third employment to return to school.
Act extends the period during which . School, authorities, accordingly, will, in
compensation shall, be paid for animals ; thebeginning, be\•charged with provid-
officf,aliy slaughtered to prevent the ing only for the continued instruction
check contagion. to. May24, *924, or of ,thaoae who are at present at school
for three years:: At .the sante. session, : and not for the numbers who might be
appropriations for the .purpose of ag-, forced to return to school_by the strict-
riculture, including the $1,500,000j est interpretation of the Act. At the
divided among the provinces under the }same, time, the Minlster expects that
Agricultural. Instruction Act, amount- i the Act will be made fully effective to.
ing to.$6,•649,2t4;50 were passed. No, 'the extent that. Attendance Officers be
branch of. agriculture; isoverlooked. In appointed_ according to law and their,
the apportionment, but increased. at• departmentsorg'agized. to ensure, first
teution to the health ,of ,animals. and to that .all, young persons„between four-
, the purity of meat and canned .foods is teen Viand, sixteen years of age shall be
provided for, ;, 1..,,J4 either at , school or 55 work, and,
some other ,time. This is all ,true, and
we cannot 'change the world or the
people in it; There will always be a class
of•people who spend as they.earn and
let to -morrow take tare of itself, The
only remedy we can suggest for this lies
with -the merchant who has it in his
power to refuse credit. If he refuses to
exercise this: power, then he should
take ,his: loss. It is our credit system
that makes the careless more careless.
Thrift•is• only brought home when
wantsteps in tyt;the door. No. Iran has a
right to give 'q edit when he feels :that.
he will not redeive his pay,. In .fact
credit is the one: thing that keeps us
all in want.
Canadian Apple Crop.
As Clothes are to the body,
so are Wall Papers to the Hoene
Few people can afford to be badly dressed; and
few people can afford to live with old or in«
harmonious wall papers.
They affect the spirits. They decrease self-
confidence.. ''hey reduce morale, They are
unhealthy for mind and body.
Harmonious Wall Papers are Tonic, • Theyf
influence the whole atmosphere of the house.
1f you have in view a change in the atmosphere
of your home we invite inspection of our stock
and prices.
The We
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Often the Cheapest—Paw Ys the BeMt
oc,ccpsaINAMMIEWISIMMESEININIMMENEMMXISISIMUMM9
second, that all those who are at work
either• at home or in gainful employ-
ments, shall hold the permits or cer-
tificates required by law.
SCRANTON COAL
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Dop't forget to leave
order for
HARD and SOFT COAL
with E. WARD, if you want
satisfaction.
Chestnut and Stove Coal on Hand
--We will look after you—
Terms—Strictly Cash—Phone 155.
your
E. WA
RESIDENCE—HIJRON STREET
The Corner Grocery
We are Headquarters tor the fila.
est blends of tea obtainable, grad-
ed up to a standard, not down to a
price. S!
Our Blends of 'Tea at 50c 60c
and 80c are tea's the most parti-
cular tea drinks, will enjoy. Every-
thing in picnic supplies Lemonade,.
Orangade, Grape Juice, Olives,.
Cook meats,
Fred. W. Wigg
Phone 45.
GOOD OLD DAYS
hereare getting back to the
Our Prices, you will notice a few
Good old Days. Give us a Call.
2 pkgs. Corn Flakes
2 pkgs. Toy Gusto
1 can, Corn or Peas
7 cans, Corn or Peas
3 Bars Soap, any brand
3 pkgs. Anomnia
3 pkgs. Rinso
2 pkgs. Lux
The apple crop in this district is very,
tight, not nearly up to the average,. but
the crop throughout the Dominion,
.though sriously affected by recent
.drought is still, likely to average.better
than last year. The best reports, ac-
cording to the Departinent of Agrieult
ure, Come from New Brunswick and
Prince Edward Island where there is a
heavy 'set for all varieties, bsidwiiis and
Kings promise well in Nova Scotia, but
In other varieties there has been a
Heavy drop,' reducing prospects to
about 10 'ller cerit 10 excess of Prst
year. In 'Ontario apples have •suffered
greatly front dry weather and •a heavy
drop has brought down the possiliie
'crop to Some $6 per cent that of 1920,,'
Spies, Ualrilvise, Meintosls and "Russets:
are; ll'eavyand"Beta *Orli fight; ritish
Columbia expects a crops'6i 10 per'
cent' higher titan +last yerir A 44'46
'good' cnOp oe'ji ae1ks IS, exp35eta,d' Iii
firtt[sh, Columbia, ,n Ontario• '
rot ai rtag•i` croti, yeltnw, 5t /gaffs best;
El iert.at and Craw ford's igihl,
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Call and See
Ferrd's ltrew °Universial Electric
Washer for $85 '
One Ideal, Hand, Power Washer.
for
$.II4OO,
SUTTaR 4'1!),EF,I;04,r...
Hardware < Fdtun iing
Electric Wiring '
IMMO PrsOgriul
25c
25c
15c
$1.00
25c
25c
25c
25c
4 tin (small) Sa1ni n
4 tin (large) salmon
4 jar Pure Jam
1 lb Black Tea
10e.
32c:
29e
35e
3 lbs Black tea 95e
3 pkgs Jelly Powder 35c::
3 cans Spaghetti 25c,
(Only) BAND NIGHT (Only) 2 cakes Palm Olive Soap ...15c
GET THE HABIT O F'9EALING AT
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PHONE 111.
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
Clinton Garage and Battery Service Station
The Enforcement of the Headli ght Laws, means that auto owners
must equip their cars with approved Lenses. We have the following
to choose from:
Levellglrt PFimolite
Holophane Macbeth
Legalite ,+r,;onopher Clear
Stealer Roadlighter 'Conopher Noviol
Clamert Come in and have us fill out your applications
J. H. TAXMAN Overland Agent'
EZAMINER FOR LICENSE DRIVING
Phone 80 : Residence 140 CLINTON, ONT.
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