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ER, CLINTON, NT.
,ANs,'rtAIMtrA Widect4
den's Brotherho
d StIrldeiti Rallilett Township
In Clinton Churches, April lath, IO
Men's Massseting
to the Town Hall at 88.30 p.m.
Address: -
66 rrh
99
—Rev. B. Snell, London
Princess Theatre—Friday & Saturday This week
MA zEL NORMAND
The star of Mickey, hi a comedy drama
" When Doctors Disagree
Tuesdau and Wednesday Next -Week
ALICE BRADY in
THE BETTER HALF .
ff
a story of twins who have opposite characters
LARRY SEMON
and a bevy of pretty girls in a rip roaring comedy
The Simple Life
Fridag and Saturday --
DOROTHY DALTON in . "QUICKSANDS"
Admission We and 23c.
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Nalleteer Allem, A.. T. COOIii , CLINTON ONT.
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rsaardina!and in Western paneds nvalleble for formiek or, otherNpurposol
The following is the report of S.
S. No. 11, for the month of March:
Sr. 4th,—Diary K. Moon 79 per
cent.' Thomas Caldwell 77, Mamie
Ross 75, Robert Leiper 70.
Jr. 4th,—olive A. Moon 77, Beat-
rice A. Fairserviee 76, James G. Rob-
erton 06.
Sr.,3rd,—Leonard Caldwell 65,
TammBeattie 63.
Sr. 2nd,—Gladys Fairserviee, 74,
William N. Ross 64.
Jr. 2nd, Violet Fairserviee 76,
Ilarry Caldwell 71 Willie Leiper 57.
Best Spellers:—Mary Moon, equal
Beatrice Fairserviee,
—Katlhezine B. Reid, Teacher,
We wish to an.
non:lee to our cus-
tomers that we
will guarantee -to
repair
FREE.
for one year any
GOODRICH
CASINO
bought from us.
Vulcanizing.
done Neatly.
& promptly
SOME QEAI
WAGE
VNAAS
, ONT.
Clinton News -Record
Stanleij Township
l>jr, John '7fl5Naughton has sold
bis farm of two hundred and sixty
soros .to Mr. Webster Of Lueknow
for the sum. Of $15.000, Mr. Web,
ster hikes possession this spring,.
We .tnderetand Mr. KcNaughton
and family intend going to Widen,
The neighbors will be very sorry,
indeed to lose then from the smart.
inunity ,
Report for S', S. No. 3, for
Morel;
5th -Clifford Clarke 80 per cent.,
Atelier Peck, 6$,
'Sr. nth--Ardell Grainger 73.
Jr, 4th,—Alma Rathwell 483,
Harold Taylor 330 (absent),
Jr. 3rc1,-17lanche Taylor 586, Sar-
ah Reid 687.
Jr, 2»d,—Mnrray Grainger, 628,
Marie Grainger 531, Louis Taylor,
•464, Lillian Marks, 984, Russell Roh-
ner, 309,
Primer A—john Marks 135, Harv-
ey^Taylor; 115.
Primer B --Agnes Kerr 85.
—Margaret Peck, Teacher.
Goderich Township
The following resolution was passed
by the township council at its March
sitting and a copy sent to Councillor
D. A. Lindsay; •
"D. A. Lindsay, Esq., Councillor
Township of Goderich."
"Dear Sir: -The township council
of Goderich has heard with sorrow
and deep regret of the death of your
beloved wife and has directed us to
express to you and your sorrowing
children their sincere sympathy and
condolence. Born in the township,
Mrs. Lindsay was well known to all
of us as a lady whom we all respect-
ed. I•Ier kind and genial disposition
to every person was certainly an in-
spiration, but we feel that in your
own home and family that her depart-
ure will be most deeply felt. Her un-
selfish love we feel sure you will nev-
er forget and we can only attempt to
add a word of sympathy, edam:encling
you to Him who is ever willing to
comfort those who mourn ancl are
hi deep distress. Again let us assure
you that you have our deepest sym-
pathy. Signed on behalf of the God -
oriel) township council --N. W. Tee-
wartha, reeve, Adam Cantelon,
clerk,"
The Board of Commissioners for
the Goderich twp. Telephone System
met in Holmes Hall, Holmesville,
Monday April 5th, all members pres-
ent. After the usual routine of pas-
sing the minutes the following three
important questions were fully dis-
cussed and finally passed.
lst—The appointing of a lineman
fel-Tr the balance of the year, also sal-
ary. There were three applications
for the position, one written and two
personal. After considerable dis-
cussion Mr. Geo. Mair received the
appointment at a salary of $100.00
per month for nine months.
2nd—The raising of the cash price
of phones at time of installation al-
so on the installitent plan,. After
comparing the wages and material
necessary to buy a phone and have it
installed with that of some years agc
the Board agreed to the following: A
new phone installed, cash paid in full
at time of installation, $62.50, on the
installment plan $25.00 cash at time
of installation, being $22.80 toward
phone and construction, $2.20 on ac-
count of Trunk Lines and $44.50 to
be paid in live equal annual install-
ments' to be charged on Collectors
Roll and be paid with taxes.
3rd—Renting of phones: As this
is the first time that the renting of
phones has ever been considered by
the Commissioners they arrived at
the following decision: Any person
uvishieg to rent a phone could do so
by paying $10.00 per year in ad-
vance. Also to pay all Bell switch -
ng and long • distance calls when
flied by system.
The following accounts were paid:
ell Co, tolls to date $75.08. Herb -
rt Scroggings, services as lineman,
78.55, Geo. Mair, services as line-
man, . $34.,69; A. Cantelon, postage
nvelopes for prepared registered
otices, special meeting, $28.68,.also
ailing wrapping notices, $2.88;
Teary Miller use of hall for special
eeting, $3.00; Northern Electric,
applies $5.34.
Tho Board adjourned to meet May
6 the tine to be published later. A.
ntelon, secretary.
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The April meeting of the' Kelly
role held in the basement of the
ureh on Thursday evening of Inst
ek interroved one -
ting the yenta
Beside thethe most n reg-.
ar work of. the Society the prosi-
nt, Miss Jessie Aikenhead, gave a
ore than interesting account of
c
Pres
byterini, held in Stratford in
arch. The W. M. S. has made
ogress along all lines of work dur-
the year, in members, increase of
Ings and, interest taken in the
elf., All addresses emphasized the
portanee of the Forward. Movement
ing' the stand that what makes
better Christians" makes us bet -
missionary workers. The circle
to be congratulated on having a
sident that could bring home such
comprehensive report. All were
crested in the reading by Miss
rgaret Aikenhead, and the pres
talion by Mrs, Arthur McQueen of,
Life Membership Certificate to
s Edythe Bowesr. Miss Howey
been one of the best members,
ing when the Cirele was organ -
and never missing a meeting
n at all possible to attend and
ing all but one of the most re-
nsbte positions in the Society.
a result of the efforts- redo tlur-
Marclt eight hew In0iebors joined
at the elosd of the meeting a
ai hour was sliest, and lunch
d, ai whish the (Iresence of
minister,
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peelr
to elf joyinent, request, added
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0inounted to $27�iWilti 0nie en -
velope$ still in 00100 in. 'The next
regular meeting, on May 0th, will be
taken by Klee Tena ]laird and Mrs,
George Swan, with Miss ,lean Mur.
fleck taking Chart No, 8,
MAY NOT NEED TO WRITE,
Hon, lr<, .II, Grant, Minister of
Education, hes announced tllat,Ifigli
School Entratme Beettels, MOO' a
new plan to bo inteettaced this -Year,
will be left fio�y;'oto° bide whether
caitclidates Inc entrance to high
schools shall he aeeepted 021 eert-
•
ifiates Of Public School Principals or
shall write on the- examinations as
usual,
Tho boards will determine the
conditions under which the.Prin-
cipal's certificates are to be accept-
ed. The boards may, in addition,
recommend to the Minister the ad-
mission of candidates, who, in their
opinion, are fitted for High School
work, even though, in certain re-
spects, they have tailed to attain
the required standard at written
examinations. Moreover, those who,
for adequate reasons, were unable
to write on the examinations, may
have their applicatons for admission
to High Schools considered by the
Public School Inspectors and High
School Principals at any time,
The changes involve considerable
alteration•of the existing regulations
which will be modfied accordingly.
The chief complaint has been that
admission by Public School Princi-
pals was hampered by a require-
ment that the promo-
tion papers and results had to be
submitted to the Entrance Board,
and the result, in the opinion, of
nanny, was merely an entrance ex-
aniiation of a different sort. In
future, the Entrance Boards may
dispense with a set form of examin-
ation and accept such recommenda-
tions from Principals as are deemed
satisfactory.
'Countu News
Stanley and Hay townships
going to have dental inspeetion
their Public schools,
Little Norman, the three-year-
sot1 of. Mr. and Mrs,'George De .
who live on a farm between Win
ham and Whitechurch, wandered
onto the railway track one day 1
week and an express train ran ov
At least part of it did. Wh
the train. was stopped and the ch
was taken from under it was fou
he had sustained no injury savi
a slight bruise on his forehead whi
might have been caused by falling
the trach. The pilot, itis said,
unusally high and this eviden
was the means of saving the lit
fellow's life.
Wingham business men will o
serve Wednesday afternoon as
hall' -holiday, commencing the fi
week in May.
Miss Hannah Gertrude Marsha
daughter of Mr. and Itlrs. Tho
Marshall of Morris was united
marriage last week to William
Merritt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Be
janiin Merritt of Hullett. The you:
couple will reside on the 9th
Morris.
North Huron's member, Mr. Joyn
of Lucknow, carie in for a good de
of publicity on account of a speo
made in the Legislature last wee
He afterwards received notes
congratulation front Premier Dru
and Hon. Manning Doherty.
Mr. Roy Stonehouse who has bee
teaching in West Wawanosh, h
been appointed principal of. the Vi
taria school, Goderch, sueceedin
Mr. J. H. Johnston who has r
signed. The initial salary is to
$1,000.
Mr. J. C. Reid of Dashwood, ha
purchased Mr ->a. Tieman's fine brie
residence, Mr. Reid gets possess
ion in the fall.
Mr. W. A. Mille
baker at Nicholl's bakes.
Wingham, had the first fou
fingers of his left hand taken off i
the bread mixer one clay last week
Alderman J. J. Cunnngham
Wingham, who has spent the winte
in California, has returned home.
Mr. Alex, Forsythe 0.f. Wingha
dropped dead while working abou
his home on Wednesday of last week
He had not been in the best of health
for some time.
Mr, T. 3. McLean, Wingham's
assessor, has been engaged to as-
sess the town, of Kincardine as soon
as his work in Wingham is ended,
Mr, Wm. Calfas, stage driver be-
tween Hensel. and Zurich, has pur-
chased a Ford truck.
Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor and
Miss Jane Taylor loft Blyth last week
for Melita, Man.
Mr. and Mrs. S. I• t. Gidlev of
Blyth we're in Detroit last week at-
tending the funeral of a sister.
Goderich is preparing for a busy
bowling season this summer and the
A large elm tree, one of the land-
marks
o£ the locality, which stood on
the .faun of Mr. A. Penhale, Stalk -
cm, on the siderozid leading out from
Huron street, Exeter, has been cut
down. It was over ninety feet in
height and over six fent across at
the base. Some of the .larger limbs
had feared that e nightebe blowiz oved and it r
and cause damage.
Weekes, C. E,, of Edmen-
ion, Alta,, has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. Herr at the parsonage, Gerrie.
Helen, the little daughter of •Mt,
and Mrs. Joh. Thomas of Goderich,
theled a othor day, scalding herf water self the
badly about 'the face, arms and
hands.
A pioneer of 'Godericiu township
passed away in the person of Mr.
William 73lake, who died at the home
of his son-in.law, Mr. John
Schwente, on Ma,mlt dtlt. He was
born on the old Blalce homestead,
near Goderich, in 1342 and an grow-
ing to manhood went to Colborne tp.
where Ile rettafned for nearly
forty years ,then reeioving to Geder-
iclt, His wife, whe was St:mien
leishet', precteeeasott him by only tt
few months. Ur. and Mrs, Blake
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over
dve years ago, They tarwadding
survived by
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Western. Canada Flour Mills Co, has
donated a cup to be competed for.
They are talking about establishing
soli` course 0100,
The Westfield Pabile School opened.
last week after being closed five
weeks owing to an tpideniie of "flu".
All the Goderich Public school
teachers . will share alike in the ten
per cent. inereeee in salary.
Seaforth Oddf'eJlows celebrated their
fittleth anniversary on Wednesday
week. In fifty years the lodge has
grown from a membership of six to
nearly' one hundred and owns one of
the best business blocks in the town,
ALAS; THE POOR BACHELOR,
WUER10 OURS tftE COM.; IN?
Brockville Recorder—Why it is
asked, should not Provincial taxa-
tion be regulated by the size of
one's family? The married mar
with only his wife to support is
not on the same footing as the mar-
tied man with a family of growing
children, Neither are the parents
of a large family as capable of pay-
ing taxation as those with but one
offspring, There should be discrim-
ination. The harassed father is en-
titled to some relief in these days of
outrageous charges, when a child's
suit costs as ranch as he formerly
paid for his own, and a pair of in-
fantile shoes absorbs .the proceeds
of a whole days labor,
ROD AND GUN
A. Bryan Williams, former Chief
Game Guardian of British Columbia
is the latest addition to ROD AND
GUN IN CANADA'S splendid list of
sportsmen writers. In the aprIl
issue he takes his readers on a big
game hunt into Northern British
Columba, T. W. Winson and Wil-
liam Beck, the well known Nature
and Fishing writers of B. C. also
have interesting articles in this
issue.. Other splendid tsories and
articles are "Wild Goose Shooting
in Nova Scotia" by Bonnycast]e
Dale; At Daybreak, by L. B. Bird-
sall; Sea Ducks, by F. V. Williams
and Bass Fishing, by Robert Page
Lincoln, The gun "crank" is well
taken care of by Ashley Haines in
latest article on "The Back Woods-
man's Stand -By. The Trapline,
Kennel and Trapshooting Depart-
ments are up to their usual high
standard. ROD AND GUN IN
CANADA is published monthly by
W. J. Taylor, Limited, Woodstock,
Ont.
TFifrJIISj1A1'r APAII4 j5the 1920.
A. meeting woo held at Dungannon
on Monday evening of last week to
discuss the advisability of eoniaolidat-
ing four school aeetions In that local-
ity, Dr, Sinelaiz' of the Depart-
meat of edueatlon and Inspector Tetft
addressed the meeting' and u number
took part in the (1150001On 1:.1 the af,
falx, The trustees of the four see -
tins were appointed a.committee to
eenbinue the work of investigating
the advisability of going on and 4
vote of the people will be taken lateir.
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Sleeping cars on night trains and
parlor ears on principal day trains.
Full information from any Grand
Trunk 'ricket Agent or C, E, Horn-
ing, District Passenger Agent, Tor-
onto.
A. 0. Pattison, Depot Agent.
JOHN RANSFORD & SON,
Phone 55, Uptown Agents
RAW FURS
WANTED
Highest cash prices
paid for
Skunk, Raccoon
and Mink
Enquiries promptly
answered
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your farm operations—month by 2110 nth—for five years— is covered.
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WA* eke Benhanind ,tit as Narrows
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How often do we
hear peopte say "Oh
there's nothing the
smatter, just a little
rundown' that's ail."
This may be the
beginning of a Ner-
vous Breakdown and
may seen be followed by Headache,
Dizziness, pains in the region of the
Spine, Weak Digestion and many
other troubles.
Iiacktng'a Heart and Nerve Remedy
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Heart, the Nerves, the Brain an4 the
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Don't Worry and don't give up be-
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your dealer to -day ant an improve-
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iraeking's Henn end Neave Metedy
is simply a wonderful pawparation for
Diseases of tho Heart; drivame out
P,ain, ]'oar, Worry and the aaeeetaiaa
ty that goes along with ;fracases of
this most Important organ,
SLEEPLESSNESS
de -vitalizes the whole bodily organ,
izatioao
and You Must Have Sleep is
order to build up your health and
strength. If the Nerves are all ,ca
tingle and jumpy, and the Brain is its
a state of unrest through Overwork,
Worry or some 1F'unctionaI Disorder,
a restful sleep will be difficult to ob-
tain. Do not dope yourself with
"sleeping powders" or "heart depress-
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HEADACHE •
is Nature's Signal of disharmony in
the human body. It may come from
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loss of sleep or It may be frolil Con-
gestion followed by Inflammation.
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