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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1929-04-18, Page 4OOPER'$ 'TORE' ,NIT A 1r:120.th tS.27 th 7 -.DAYS 0F ..PECVALUES L All Departments. Present 'Attractive Prices See Large. Bills for Particulars A. T. COOPER• "THE STORE WITH THE 'STOCK" • • CLINTON Sherlock -Manning Pianos How About ; Treating Your- self to a PIANO? T. J. . CNEIL. Clinton's Musical Instrument Representative Always at Your Service Box 113 or Phone 273, Clinton 3rucefiell i 'Wok of Cleveland and 11Trs: W', s.. spent the week -end tit the' home of the '•litter's..ptirents,` Rev, W. A. and Mrs. Bremner of the Manse... 1Vx'rs.e'Rethwe11'of Goderich is the guest of Mr. and IVO2s. 'Mai..Rotten- bury end- M. and Mrs. Ross ''Scott' this week, , ` ` The'ninon of the United 'church, ere invited to attend a; meeting,` which is tel be held: on April 24th at 2:30 p.m.: to consider ,the advisability of organizing a women's association, Mr. Laurie; Forrest has ;had 'a tele phone installed in his garage, No. 31 On the evening of April 16th the ladies oft opr village and vicinity as- sembled at the borneof Mr. and 1VIrs. Arthur W'eoley, the occasion being`a kitchen shower ' presented ' to their' daughter, Mary, now Mrs.• Bert Pul- len, .a recent brcde• The donations were many .and useful, accompanied' by the best wishes ' of their many The Greatest Things in theWorld are Free And the : Gr'eatest Possession of this life GOOD HEALTH iFree also All our Policy -holders may have a periodic health examination FREE during the life -of their policy There is a 'plan to suit every circumstance and condition. Let us talk these matters over with you IN DISREGARDING YOUR FUTURE, YOU COURT DISASTER The Ontario Equitable Life M. T. CORLESS, Agency liispector, Phone 193 • • ®, 04 -Ft.. Now is the time to do your Papering and Painting, as 1 have a large assortment of Wallpapers PRICE: 5c to 33.00 per Roll TRY A CAN OF "LAKKO." Four Hour Enamel for Floors, Furniture and Woodn ork. Paints and Varnishes for Evttry Purpose. SHOP (HURON STREET) ,Open Wednesday and Saturday afternoons and evenings D. A. K V,' CLINTON Or Phone 234 for other appointments. Atgtrivial expense Gyproc will convert Space now wasted into one or more extra rooins:. 215 Fireproof 'Wallboard For Sale By Geo. T. Jenkins WHO TOLD YOU THAT Tun) colored gentlemen were , en- gaged in conversation when, one of them became " very much , stnn0Yet1" by the persistent attentions of a large 8ly- "Sam, whub kin' "of 'fly am. dis )" "Dat am a hors -fly."' "Wiiut am 'a hoss-fly?" "A hoss-fly am a fly what.. buzzes 'round cows n' bosses n' jackassess," Clinton, ,Ont. THE'CLINTON-NEWS RECORD'' over, period , of;, :years breedings methods' If we admit: 'into .the, cafogooy, of "minimum Broodiness" ,pullets whielr have not been broody more,tlian ty^iee. during then first, -laying year, , ;we^ find that::'36 per ;cent of :;the;laullets r"eoorcled broodiness>More -than twice in 1922-23f blit by _1927 -28 -;this 'had'; been gradually reduced '' to -12 per' 'Production on ;the poultry plant, had correspondingly increased until in the latter year the pullets averag-, ed 230,4..eggs,; per '''bird, without cul Taken over :the ,period, ;ofyears,: ?1922 to 1928, the` pullets showing' broody4tendencies„d'iwice .or,'less',gave far higher: egg production than those going broody more than twice. "In fact, it `is doubtful whether the `lit- tea, as a"group, paid for their board. =D. G. Denny Dominion Experitnen, tai Station, Sunnnerland, B.C. b3rg'these friends and neighbors. A ,pleasant• evening -was spent hrfcl a dainty lunch served. , The April meeting of the W. M, S. of the Brucefield United ehuroh Was held in the school room on the 10th,' with the president presiding. The roll call `Faith" was responded to by '22 members. The treasurer reported the Easter Thankoffering 180.00. Mrs. T. 13. Baird and 1\lrs. Stevens were appointed delegates to the Pres- byterial meeting. at Exeter, MRs:. Addison, leader of Group N'o. 2, then took charge of the 'meeting, after singing a hymn, Mrs. Stevens read the devotional' Leaflet "Money talks; 'What does it say to you?” Sentence prayers .for our adopted missionaries were offered by Mrs. W. A. Bremner Mrs. A. T. Scott and Mrs. Addison, Mrs. Mt. Thompson, Mrs. Frank Aik- enhead and Tyfrs. C. Haugh had charge of the topic "Daughters in Africa," taken from the study book, "Drums in the Darkness." Miss Jean Murdoch: sang very sweetly "When the 'Gates' Swing Outward Never," and a very interesting letter was read from one_ of , the former members, Miss Gretta Mustard, of Ethelbert hospital. Mrs. Wm. Rattenbury closed the meeting with prayer. Mr. and, Mrs. H. Berry and Mrs. 18ugh Aakenhead and Miss' Janet Ailt- enhead were Sunady visitors in Blne- vale,'• Miss Grace Addison is visiting Miss Bertha Hoggarth of Londesboro Elwood Stackhouse has returned from Guelph where he was attending college. Mr. and Mrs. J. Boyes and family '.of London were Sunday guests at tho home of Mr. and Mrs. T: Boyes.. Miss Gladys Addison. has returned after visiting' friends in Londesboro. Misses Kae Snider and Edna Broniuer, were week -end, guests in London. '' Mr. and Mrs. C. West of Cleve- land were weak -end guests at the manse. Mr, and- Mrs. 13. Kaiser of Detroit were visiting with friends here on Sunday. cd of ,ENeter+ ;;fernier1y' tsf Strat- d; , Mr's: Samuel Ross; ,ef ` Exeter; 0r- Dotald Pai'Iz of flensall Mrs. Archibald' 'McCurdy ofK.irkton; Louis Towers of Calvin„- North Da - -]cote; -Archibald :,Towers and Wil•. ]lata Tore ers of ieces. DUNGANNON; A. special meet-. Mg of the .directors of the West Wa- wanosh; Mutual tire' Insurance Canl- 'pany was.held orct Monday when im- portant ;business was transacted. The company purchased from T. G, 'Al- 1en his dwelling and the office in coniiection_therewith, which has been used as the office- of the company ever since 'the Allen block was ere- eted. Mr. Allen -retains possession of the remainder of the block ocup led by'the Bank of Corninerce, the Pest' Office and store used at pres- ent at a barber shop. The newly. appointed secretary df the company,` G C. Treleaven, has rented '"the dwelling and will move: into it just as soon as Mr. Allen, ',who intends• going, to Goderich to reside, can va- vato it. Dungannon will be sorry to, lose Mr.•'Allen as he has been for many, years one of its most pro- gressive citizens having taken an active part in the public life of the village. He has been the owner of much property, which he always took Si. Helens Mr, and' Mrs. Blue and Helen met; ored zip from Detroit and spent a few clays with Mrs,. Blue's parents,. Mr. nod Mrs. J. D. Anderson. MT. and ,Mrs. . Geo. Walker and fancily were recent visitors with M'r.. and Mrs. W. J. IJuMphrey. `Mr. W. I. Miller attended the meet- ing of the Huron Presbytery soft ball league at Clinton last week. Mr. Andrew Gaunt . and his bride, formerly Miss Lillie Sherwood of Ashfield,whose marriage took place on April 6th, returned from a short. honeymoon on Monday. We welcome. Mrs. Gaunt and extend best wishes to then both for' a long and happy married life. • Messrs, Hugh Rutherford and W.L Miller attended the Western Ontario Shorthorn sale at London, where Hugh purchased a grand champion calf. Mss. John Miller, Sr., Niles; Thomas end Messrs. Wallace and Elliott Mil- ler attended the funeral of the for- iner's sister-in-law, Mrs. John Wal- lace, at Forest Last week. Mt. and Mb's. Jas. Douglas and lit- tle slaughter, Wanda, of Mitchell spent the week -end with 1YTrs. Doug- las' mother, Mrs. Cameron. , "you ain't nakin' out far to call. ine ito jackass?" "No, I'. ain't makin' out for to call= you no jackass, but you can't fool dem hose -flies.", , SEA)!'ORTH: Rev. W.'17..McDon- aid , of. "the Egtri4ndVille United Ohureh, . has accepted•, a call: to the United;,, Chufeh., at Agincourt); near FToronto., He will move there with':. his, :fancilytd `'lath .part .,of June,' THE ECONOMIC IMPORTANCE OF NON -BROODINESS IN POULTRY. (Experimental Farms Note,) Only a few years ago, a large -num- ber of people who kept poultry, con- sidered broodiness in their flock an asset rather than a possible liability. With an increase, especially since 1018, in the number of poultrymen, and therefore an increase in the in- tensive system of housing the birds,. a menace has arisen in the shape of ground contamination, so that it is all-important that the chicks each spring should be reared on clean ground. If broody hens are used as a hatch- ing or rearing medium, it is only nat- ural to suppose that they will pass on to their chicks any intestinal par- asites or disease with which they may be infested or infected. By breeding out broodiness front a flock the incentive to use ,incubators and brooders is increased, thereby safe -guarding the flock to some ex- tent. . It is quite possible to breed • out broodiness by keeping a record of the, number of times the pullets in a flock go broody in a year, and then culling those birds which have been broody, say, more than twice. Of course, if a male is purchased, it should be from low -broody stock... Broodiness has., been decreased con- siderably on the Dominion Experi- mental Station, Snimnerland, B. C. Our` -Specialties Hand -made long and short 'straw " ` collars. • - Hand -made team and _single harness. Expert '.collar and harness' - repairing. Good` Quality boots and shoes at right prices. SHOE REPAIRING We Solicit Your Business` •,ROI LINSON. farness, Boots and Shoes Auburn, Ont. $h, Mirth, 32-I5 lb -1, TO DAFFODILS Oh, Daffodils, as yellow as gold! Your beauty, too precious to ever be sold. Cheering a lonely invalid's room, Growing in gardens ,and flaunting your bloom; Oh, Daffodils! yellow -as gold! Sending back the sun's bright rays, Oh, dainty springtime fairy fay! Timid of the frost, it seems, " But when the sun sends out warm beams You send the bright rays back again. Oh, Daffodils! the springtime favor- ite, You tomo when the brave butterflies still fear to flit. Oh, Daffodils! when springtime fades away. Your loving memory, in my mind will stay. Sweet Daffodils, as yellow as gold! (Tho above was written by a girl pupil of the Clinton Public School.) • HENSALL: The death of Janet Towers, wife of the late John Car- michael took place at her home here Tuesday afternoon following an ill- ness .of several months. Mrs. Car- michael was in her 71st year and although an unusually strong and active woman, her health was im- paired by the care of her aged fath- er, William Towers, who died at her home about two years ago, and dur- ing the past few months she suffer- ed several strokes from the effects of which she passed away. Her death marks the first break in the Towers' family of eleven outside the parents. Mrs. -Towers was an active member of the, United churchand took an interested part in the life of the town, and -her passing will bo regretted by . a large circle of friends and, relatives. She is sur- vived' by one daughter, Nellie at hone and one sots, John of Detroit, besides her brothers and sisters, who aro Mrs. David White of Herni- ate, -Man.; Mrs. Jean Wolper of Birdview, Sask.; Mrs. Agnes Hoc- king of. Mitchell; Mis. Itary Gil `ONE BOX 'ENDED HIS SUFFERINGS Serious Bowel Condition Relieved by "Fruit-a-tives" :MR. PAGE Mr. James, Page of Cabano, P.Q., was in a very dangerous condition. The Constipation ' from which be had' suffered for five years was undermining,`" his .whole ,system. It was not only ruining his.digestion-and poisoning his blood, butiiad also brought on ppainful. piles. , Various treatments failed fo • help him until he tried I+'ruit-a=tives, wade' of intensified fruit jtliees tom - bind with scientific medicinal ingredi- ents.: "Otte box of this wonderful •" medicine,"' he writes,. -, "ave me comps lete relief: 'Fruit -a tives'' gives results as, nothing ,else does, and I Sincerely recommend it ; to every suf- ferer," Try ' urns . great. medicine. 25c, and GQe. bOX-74 box-74dealers every *here. ; Ti3UBSDAY, APRl7 , 1$, 1929, an interest in cnuproving, • 'Besides ef.: the coinpanY, he was principal o being„ the secretary of the • `West the Dungannon public school Wawanosh 'Mutual Fixe Insurance Company for the past 19 years, he has been the focal agent of. the Ex- celsior Life Insurance Company,. and has ccodducted,other business.: Prior to his taking over the secretaryship a ce.Box Cooldes':. 1 :cup .,butter ; 2 cups sugar; 5A cups l',uitty Flour; 2 eggs; 2 tea- spoons eas oons baking powder' flavoringg; 1 cup nuts and raisins chopped (optional), Mek tbodoughis.. :Y a toll aid keep 1t oversight is me ice box'or a cool place• 611ce thialr sod balm in a quick oven. .. 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Here, in a price class that has hitherto been occupied ex. elusively by four -cylinder automobiles, you will see ^dia., played a line of beautiful models that bring you every advantage of six -cylinder performance in the price range of the four . . six -cylinder smoothness, six -cylinder reserve power, six -cylinder speed and six -cylinder, accelera- tion. And thisramazing six -cylinder performance /is matched in' impressiveness by the beautiful new Fisher bodies. Longer lower and roomier finished in striking new colors . - and offering numerous outstanding comfort and conveni- ence features—they introduce into the low -price field a new • conception of luxury, comfort and style. - Come in any time the week of April 20th to 27th. 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