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The Measure
Your Income .:.
BALING chiefly with, other people's money, men.
give unlimited time and effort to the wise admin-
istration of busness, while attention to thein own
affairs is often casual, and sometimes even careless.
You sell your time, efforts and abilities, from which a
profit is due you. Your"overhead" is the cost of living
and your .savings,alone,represents your profit.
Our booklet," The Measure of Your Income," and our
• Budget Book.will help you to increase your personal
profits. .Ask for a copy
Clinton Branch R. E. Manning, Manager
Londesboro
Mr. Mark Postel of Druinbo has
-commenced working , for Mr. Bert
.flunking. '
Mr. and Mg., Humphrey Snell spent
Saturday at Goderich. •
Miss 33.E Edgington is visiting
-friends in Woodstock at present.
Mrs. Ernest Adams has resigned
the position of organist in the United
-church.
Miss L. Harding of Exeter is vis-
iting at the home of Mr. Harry Lyons:
The many friends of Joe Postel are.
.glad to see him out again after hay-'
ing a very successful operation.
• We are sorry to report that Mr.
Chas. Manning is not improving very
quickly and has returned to the Clin-
ton hospital. We hope he will soon
be well enough to return home again.
Mr's, Connell, age 96, is seriously
ill at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Win. Carter of the 8th concession;
having had a stroke on Thursday last,
The concert given by the young
people's groups of the Londeaboro
United church in the Community hall
an Friday last was a splendid success.
'The outstanding features of the pto
gram were a two -act comedy, `The
Misses Pringles' Leap Year," a play-
let "Away Down East," a stunt, "An
Evening at Home," and a burlesque
on "Why we Never Married." There
were also choruses, monologues, solos
and instrumentals. Everyone present
reports having had an enjoyable ev-
ening.
(From Another Corespondent)
Dir. T. Moon of London spent the
•tveek-ehcl et :the home of Mi. J. Me-
• Cool.
Miss L. Young was in Blyth on
Monday.
Mies Richardson of Toronto is con-
-ducting a sewing cuss in connection
-with the Women's Institute, There is
an attendance of about twenty-five.
Mrs. H. Little is at•present visit -
deg her sister in Walkerville,
Codeilch Township
Little Miss Mary and Betty Thom-
as returned to their home in Guelph
last week. They were accompanied
by thein aunt, Mrs, R. R. Sloan.
A number of the friends and aneigh-
bore called on Mr. and Mrs. Howard
'Cox last Thursdayevening, v g, a vat
pleasant time was spent by all.
Mr. 1!. C. Cox was in London on
"Thursday attending a business meet-
ing.
Hisses Grace and Ethel and Mr:
Fraser Stirling spent the week -end
visiting 'fr;iends in Blyth.
Mr. A. Seotchnter, father of Mrs.
M. Butler, fell the the • 'day, e ifractui-
,
'Ing his hip. 'Mr, Seotehmer is eighty-
six years of age, so the injury rs a•
•serious one.
Council 'met' en ,Monday, Mar. let.
A letter from the Ontario Education-
al As'kociation was read. This was re-
•ferred to the trustees and ratepayers
'association of this township, which
also met" the same day and they de.
'cidecl do send Mr. Marry Salkeld, ,their
'secretary, -to the ,convehtion in April,
"A grant of •310.00 was given to the
'Salvation Army, also"' 325.00 to`the
'Clinton Spring Stock Show. The same
aoj1 unt of money was allotted bo each
as Past year, viz. $40.00 per utile fey
•concession roads and 320.00 per mile
for side roads in lieu of statute labor.
The following acounln were +ordered
paid.: J. Johnston, postinlg treasur-
er's financial statements, 83.00; Isaac
Rothwell, placing culvert. 33,00: herb
Oakes. gravel, 31.85: 0. J. Jervis,
-Wes, Stevens and "Mrs. J. Halstead
Were allowed 39.72, ,each,. refund of
112g1{illon telephone debenture, which
they had already paid. •
Couneii'then adjourned to meet on
'Monday, Apr. 5th, at 1:30 p.m.
-R.. G. THOMPSON,'Cler4.
Ifulliett Township
Minutes of Mullett Council
Communication from August Hale
'breeht re order from W. A. 'Stevens.
-Canada, Ingot Iron Co., re road ma-
chinery was read and filed. : Fratilc
Tamblyn presented the report' of the
auditors showing a balance on, hand.,
.of 3480.47. 'Clerk instructed,to have
;same printed for distribution. Audi-
tors Frank; Tannblyn and -John I.1.
',Scott 'were appointed to investigate
-the Engineer'sestimates and Treas-
urer'ee payments to August Guhr' for
the' am
-work done on Khanna: b Swamp
'Drain, and to report thereon.
The stand $25.00 was granted to
each of the Spring Fairs held at Clint.
'too and Sea'forth.
The snni of $10.00 was granted to
ee
approval by the Council, a copy of
`Clerk's record of Drainage By-laws
and Assessments,
.The following accounts were passed
and payment ordered:, Blyth Stan-
dard, printing iprocla}nations, finan-
cial statements, election: supplies, re-'
ceipt books, assessor's supplies, etc.,
346.90; Municipal World, election
supplies, Assesspr's • and Collector's"
rolls, 'subscriptions to 'Municipal
World, treasurer's receipt book, ete.,
$37,68; Frank Tamblyn and John H.
Scott, services as auditors, each $12.
By-law No. 11, A.D. 1925 to provide
a deviation road and for the sale of
a portion of the original road allow-
ance in the -Maitland Block was read
a third time and finally passed.
Council adjourned to meet again on
Thursday, 1VIarch 25th, at 1:30 p.m.
• -JOHN, FINGL_AND, Clerk.
Stanlenj Township
Miis Patty Macfarlane, nurse -m -
training at Grace Hospital, Toronto,
is home at present recuperating after
an illness. Miss Patty's friends hope
she will.soon be quite her old happy
self again.
Mrs. Thos, B. Baird is this week
visiting friends in London. •
Mr. Don Campbell of Fort William,
who visited his mother, Mrs. P. •Camp-
bell, who is ill, at Elgin, Illinois,
spent a few days at the home of his
brother•, Mr. Thos. Campbell,. and
other friends. •
The following is the report for S.
S, No. 1, for the month' of February,•
Names are in order of standing:
413 -Marjorie McEwan, Omerine
LoBeau, Bessie „Corey, Marion Ship-
ley, Cecil' Shipley.
3rd -Vera Saundercoek, Karl Stan -
'bury, Norma Shipley.
2nd -Stuart McEwan and Joe.
Corey equal, Clarence LoBeau,
lst---Gladys Saundercoek, Nora
Stewart, Isabel Saundercoek.
Primer --!Jack Henderson,
-W. E. GAMBLE, Teacher.
Elliott's Sale Register
Saturday March .6th -Auction sale
of Horses at Walker's Barn, Bruce -
field. S. H. Pollock, Proprietor.
Tuesday, March 9th -Clearing Sale
of farm stock •and implements, 3si
,miles north west of Hensall, W. 3..
Ender Proprietor,
,
Wednesday,-1larch 1 th-CIearia
i b x g
Sale, farm stock and implements, •11/s
miles north of Clinton. Walter Mair,
Proprietor..
Thursday, Mar, lith -,Clearing dale
of farm stock and implements, 5
miles north of Beechwood, T, Mc-
Kay, Proprietor.
Monday,
March 15thCls
arin Sale
of farm stock and implements, /•
Fled miles northwest of Clinton. Fred
Leonard, rP op rietor .
Tuesday, March 16th --,,Clearing.
Sale of farm stock and implements,
1% miles west and'P'4 miles•north of
Kippers. Jas. Grassick, Proprietor.,
Wednesday, March 17th - Farm
Stock and Implements, - 2i4, miles
southeast of'Clinton.. Nelson Caleb,
Proprietor,
Thursday; Meath 1813 Clearing
Sale of farm and 'implements, -3 miles
north of Seaforthr• Gordon. Webster,
Proprietor. at,
Friday, March 19th --Sale of 2 car
loads of Clyde yds and Pereheron horses
at Wallis' Sale Barn, Clinton. •
,Fridaye March 26th -Sale of Farm.
Lots numbers 53, 54. 65 and 66, Mait-
land concession, Goderich township, at
Graham house, Clinton. -
•
Rooms to Let
Comfortable furnished rooms,
single or en suite, suitable for light
housekeeping or with Soard Every.
room heated. Use of bath room and
phone included. Location central.: En=
quire at News -Record. • 47-1-p
Annual Meeting '
The annual meeting of the Clinton
Hospital Association will be held in
the council chamber on the afternoon
of Friday, March 12th, sit three
o'clock. Interesting reports will be.
presented and a cordial invitation is
extended to all those .who have the
welfare of the hospital at heart to
attend. 47-2
Farm For Sale
Lot 15 in the Bayfield Road,,.
mile west of Varna in Stanley town -
shit?, consisting, of 86 acres in a high.
state of cultivation suits • f m-
ing or grazing. Gle the ar
suitable
bearing •or-
chard; running water in bait, also
spring creek. Excellent buildings' in
good repair. Rural mail and tele-
phone. For further , particulars ap
e:aimLondesboro Library Board; ply to Mrs. Alex. Mitchell „Varna or
Cleric instructed to procure,'uponpinone 5 on 623, Clinton central, 47 3 -
Marriages
McKN1GIIT-GLIDDON--At Ontario
street, United church +parsonage,:on
March 3rd, by the Rev.. C. J.' Moor -
horse, Grace Fredor+a, daughter oa
Mr, and ,Mrs: Samuel 'Glidden of
Clinton, to. Glen Miller McKnight,
son' of Mr. and Mrs: John T. Mc-
Knight of Tucketsmith.
NEIL--PFAFF--At Caven Presby-
terian Manse, Exeter,, en February
24th, by tire -.Rev. 3: Foote, Kath -
teen Pfaff, daughter" of 'lir. and
•Mrs. John .Pfaff, of Tucl eesmith,
to John E. Neil. -
OKEJJOIINSTON-In Goderich, on
Feb, 18th, by Rev. R. C. McDermid,
Mary Louise Helen, eldest daugh-
terof Mr. and Mrs• Chris. Johnston,
to Ira Blake Oke, son of Mr, and
Mrs, Chas. Oke, Goderieh township.
,Births
COOPER In Goderich township, on
Feb. 26th, to Mo. and Mrs, :George
Edward Cooper, a son -Clifford
,Louis.'
Deaths
LOVE -In McKillop, on . Feb. `24th,'
Jemima McNeil, widow of the late
Thomas Love, aged 74 years, 3
months and 10. days.
IN MEMORIAM
TOWNSEND - In loving fervent
.,brance of my dear husband, Joseph
Crich Townsend, who passed away
, Meech 4th, 1922. --=Wife.
Grand Concert Mar." 8
IN WESLEY CHURCH
'tinder the auspices of the
Young Peoples' League.
A FIRSTCLASS PROGRAM OF
Vochl and Instrumental Music•
By Local Artists and
Mrs. Vanwick, Winghaan, Reader
Get Tickets at- •
Ir win's-O'Neil's-Heilyaraa
Tickets Only 25c
1Vlofdag, arch Rth
Women's Exchange
Watch for opening announcement
next week. Members enrolled until
March 151h.
Place Your Needlework and Other
- llandiwo.rk with us
APPLY AT ONCE
Box 138, Clinton or Phone 17
CIearillg Sale
.
We offer our whole stock of mer-
chandise, consisting of Overcoats,
Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Rubbers,
Paints, Varnishes and Wallpaper, in
whole or tetail, at and under cost
and invite you to come in and you
will be convinced that it is a genuine
sale. •
Our new wallpapers are here and
the colorings are very +beautiful.
They are 22 inches and a maximum of
30 inches wide, and all wallpaper
sales \Tiede in March we will give a
discount of 10% off for cash, Do not
fail to see then.
Also Groceries at very Close Prices
Now is the time to buy your Paints
and Varnishes fee spring'. We have
Sherwin-Williams in all colors.
This 'Sale will commence Monday,
March 8th,
Highest prices for fresh, clean
eggs. Cream taken every Monday
forenoon,
Car of Salt will arrive in Brumfield
soon. Send in your orders, ,
Store closese i
Tu scl n s and Thurs-
days at 6 o'clock p.m.
Beatty Bros., Varna
Phone 12 on 622. 47-2
For. Sale
A comfortable frame house, lights
and town water. A very desirable
property. • Mrs. Wm. 'Argent: 46-tf
Homemade Candy Sale -
The Sunshine Class of Wesley -Wil-
lis Sunday school will hold a- sale of
homemade candy in the• Hydro Shop
on .Saturday afternoon, March 6th,
commencing at 2:30:' For toothsome
dainties in homemade sweets 'be on
hand,' Helen Nediger, president! 47-1
E•uehre slid Dance
• It the Old Tiine Dance Club rooms
on Tuesday, Mao,'9th,;:under the au-
spices of the Women's . Institute.
Lunch will be served. Tickets. 40e.
47-1
The Use and Abuse of the Phone
We understand there has beert con-
siderable trouble- in connection with
the Mi,laillop -.Telephone System,
namely: Interference, in long dis-
tance and local calls. Ail those who
have the lehone installed knory it is a
public service, but nevertheless that
does not Mean that one should mon-
opolize the right to kao'p on the phone
when there is no business of their
own deieranding•thein to be there. Nor
does it mean that they should talk' in
an impudent'and abusive manner over
the phone.
Now we hope that"each one in
con-
nection with this Telephone
System
will henceforth dean it their' duty to
use thehoneintim
p
proper waY .
If there is n r
any further t ou le " r l?
connection with this matter, proceed -
rings `will be taken to bring the guilty
parties to justice. Humphrey Snell,
President. John ,M. Edkert, Treasur-
er: John M. Govenloek,:Secretary.
tCes That's' Right
Burgess, the Mitchell photographer,
is ih his Clinton studio every Tuesday,
front 11,30` to 2:30, Will be pleased
to make good Portraits for you. Re
sure and come at'•above hours. My
studio will be warm at all times. •
Lot us develop and .print your films.
We take them to our. Mitchell Stadia
and mail back promptly to you.
Burgess, Portrait Studio
MITCHELL AND .CLINTON
NEEDLES AND REPAIRS FOR
:
Sewing Machines
WHITE, SINGER, NEW HOME. ete.
INCUBATORS AND BROODERSPOULTRY SUPPLIES
Grit, Shell, Beef Scrap
Royal Purple Calf 'Meal and Specifies
E. L. MVIITTELL
Next to Watson's:Grocery
f"
F. R.DARROW
BARRISTER
will be at his office
in Clinton each
MON, AY
From 3 to 6 p.m.
30-tf.
Raw Furs Wanted
AT HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
Will 'nee{, any offer made by any
other dealer ANYWHERE.
r.
H. A. HOVEY
41-tf
FOR. SALE
`Ford Coupe
Overhauled and repainted
and in good condition
Several Radio Sets
at reduced prides
Also some l2 -inch rail wood
Clinton Motor Truck
and Machine Co.
a
For Sale
Hound, good on fox, rabbit proof,
2r/> years old. Black and white.
Cheap for quick sale./ James Rouatt,
Bayfield Ont. 46
Notice
The Industrial Mortgage and Sav-
ings Company of Sarnia, Ont., has
3250,000.00 to loan on good farm
lands at moderate rates. Parties de-
siring a loan will apply to W. Dry -
done, Esq., Barrister, Clinton, Ont.
W. R. Paul, manager, Sarnia, -Ont.
45-8
Be Careful
Don't operate too quickly. Hund-
reds of operations are avoided when
"Mrs. Sybilla Spahr's Tonsilitis" is
applied to all throat troubles, also
adenoids and' catarrh. Ask at Holmes'
Drug Store. Good results guaranteed,
you risk nothing. 40-2-p
Tenders Wanted
Tenders will be received by the., un-
dersigned till. Mareli•the lath, to haul
milk for the Holmesville Cooperative
Cheese and ;Butter Company:. Y
om :. Route
1, from •Benmiller along Maitland
concession, Colborne township, to fac-
tory, Route 2: Maitland concession,
Goderich township. Route 3: 16th
concession, north of Huron Toad and
north side of`Huron road and to lac
-
tory. Route 4:: Starting at ,3. Mac-"
Donald's, Base line, -`o Clinton and
South side of Huron road to factory•
Route 5: eThe 6th,- and 7th eonebs-
sions of Goderich township. Route 6:
To start at C. Ake'§ on Iluroii road to
factory. Route 7s 4th Concession,
North of Cut 'line' and Clot Hoe. to
Htohnesville, Other routes may, be let
as, arranged for later. Lowest oar any
tender not necessarily accepted. E. J.
Trewartha, sec• -treasurer, Halmes-
ville Cooperative Cheese' and Butter
Co., Holmesville, Ont. .46-2
Repairs Etc:
DeLaval cream separators, Melotte
repairs, pianos, violins, sheet.' music;.
double refined cream separator oil.
bring in your can and have 11 filled.
Phone 21, Seafarth. R. Peck. . 44-5-p
Cheese for Sale
Cheese for sale in 20 Ib. Mots or
mare any time, present price 211 c lb.
W. 11. Lobb, president and salesman.
40-t1
Garage For Sale
Known as Clinton Garage, on Pro-
vincial' highway, ;between' Stratford'
arid, Goderich. A goodUuy fq>; right
man. l:'ruperty,'fixtures and' stock,
Apply Drawer N, Clinton Garage,
Clinton, Ont, '40
Tarin For Sale
In Goderich township, on the Pr-;
vincial Highway, 5 nines east of God
ericli; 6 miles west of Clinton, adjac-
ent" to church and school, comrrising
30 acres of first class land, well tile -
drained. Good ocement block 7•om
n
tro
house, bank barn 49x50, driving house
and garage 30x60. Orchard of 55
good wintey apple trees. Never -fail-
ing, water supply. For further par-
ticulars apply to Oswald Ginn, R. Ia.
No. 1, Goderich. Thane 16-608, God,
4?.1-p Pleb., Central. • 36-11.5025 PHONE 74
Fat
ens ' wanted
To have your Rocks give you a bet-
ter profit it is •i ecessary''to keep cul -
hug out the. overfat hens that are not
producing.
We are always' in the market for
metier and eggs at top prices.
N. W. Trewartha
Phones -Office, 214j Residence, 214w
c,f
Breakfast Coffee
Try a small quantity
of our coffee.
It has a real strength
and rich flavor
`Watson's Grocery
Phone 111 Clinton
1
W. JACKSON
TOWN AGENT C.P.R.
• is now located in
H. T. RANCE'S OFFICE
RATTENBURY ST.
Through tickets issued to all
points in the West
32-11
Pi'I. iRA MRAS
Witl pay the highest market price
for
HORSE HIDES and BEEF AIDES
SCRAP METAL
GEESE and DUCK FEATHERS
Deliver to my residence
Opposite •Cameron's Carriage Shop
Or Phone 137 and I will call
35,13
WANTED ;?
Good maple, hemlock, basswood and
white eah logs, delivered in our null
yard at Bayfield.
Custom Sawing will be done at
Thos. Wallis, 4 th eon. Goderich Tp.,
and at Clinton and Bayfield as usual.
McEwen • res.
Phone 624-r-4, Clinton central
40-tf
Dog Owners
Take notice that under provisions
of town by-law No. 7 the owner, pos-
sessor or harborer of a dog shall
cause the same to be regiotered
at the tax collector's office - be-
fore March 31st. The penalty 'im-
posed on any person convicted of a
.breach of this by-law is a fine not
exceeding $10.00. The terms of this
by-law will be rigidly enforced after
this date without further notification.
L. Stong, tax collector., 46-2
CIoto Cleaned can d andPressed
I e
Clothes cleaned pressed and re-
paired. Woolen goods drycleaned.
Rooms over Heard's barber shop,
W. J. Jago. -88-tf
l ]ttton's
I-09KATTHE AIR -MAIL
IT$ WONDERFUL HOW
Ttie Go iN ANY
WEATHER ATHER
I -00X AT
US!ITS
u5T AS.WoNDER-
UL HOW WE Go
ANY Kt ND
F
WEATHER
"
1)II•
1a1!
Everybody is talking about Florida.
But we have decided that we will find
(it) lots cheaper at home. Besides,
the people of Florida don't hive the
utter satisfaction of sitting around a
cosy fire, enjoying the steins foam
the safe shelter of a war'pn home.
We can't sell you a ticket to Flor-
ida, but
lorida,+but 20 have .plenty of Genuine
Pocahontas Coal t + keep you warm
here.
Let us have your order.
Cali the44tk!ti l!'+ §
rfor^good, clean coat
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CLINTON
THURSDAY,
G':C? 4, 192d Y i1
A high grade Radio 6 Tube Set
within reach of all.
The "PAGE 6" Radio Set will ainnze you. Coanie in and hear
it. Compare it with any set on the market. Outstanding points --
Excellent Tone, Quality, Distance, Selectivity, Volume, Service and
7 rico.
A 6 Tube Set with Loud Speaker $120,00
With Built In Loud Speaker , ........ .... . $139:00"
These prices are your total east set up in your home
INSIST UPON HEARING THE '-PAGE 6" BEFORE BUYING
We also have ."full line of Bado parts, Tubes, etc.
ilier'.fl.40Wate:.
. Rowland's Old Stand
TELEPHONE 53
CHI-NAMEL STORIB
EOM IY
Having erected new coal sheds will.
FEEDhave on hand full stock of coal for
immediate delivery. Prices reason-
able. Also 'a' quantity of dry maple
COAL
We are offering this at 336.00 per
ton. hominy Feed is one of the high-
est analysis feeds on the market, pro-
tein 10%, fat 7%, fibre 5%.. It is a
torn feed, cooked and saturated with
malt and sugar, making it better than
straight corn. At 336.00 a ton Hom-
iny is cheaper than whole corn at 90e
per bushel; approximately the same
price as shorts, although .- nearly
double its strength, being cooked it
is a safe feed to feed.
Any fanner feeding hogs or cattle
will find they can save money by.
feeding this. We were lucky to be
able to purchasethis at this price for
ibis district. •Before buying come in
and see Hominy, compare same with
other feeds for price and quality.
J, A.. FORD & SON
. Phone 123
Flour and Feed Merchants and
Grain Buyers
R. J. MILLER
Orders taken at residence, phone 119
COAL,
We have a supply of Coke end Soft,
Coal. Also real Pocahontas coal.
Leave orders at residence,
E. WARD
Phone 155. Huron Street.
Ladies'. Attention
I am prepared to do first class re-
pair work for all makes of Sewing
Machines.
Also a full stock of
Needles, Belts and, Parts
for all makes
Sole Agent for the Singer
W. GLEN COOK
Phone 1713 P.O. Box 201, Clinton
09
Arch Dot onder Shoes
make walking a real
1t 51,.c. They properly ARCH DEFENDERS are not an
arch -and
foot-purtn the,
archo and impart a . . orthopaedic freak --- theyare
ane opting to year atop. elegant shoes rroade' in the Ace of
Style and Quality. • But they are also
made with the patented feature of a
For Men
and Women
d-Ablz,
.cJcienti is awe
LAY=4 -
Archoftlie
Nus aBoot
sitq sYaet
capliatd
,is
flexible
as ea
.el
Made at Galt, Oat., by
.,Tho Defender Shoe Co.
spring support a hand shaped insole
moulded on a true foot -fond • last.
Thus your toot -arch is supported, not by a
. rigid prop that is clumsy, heavy and cramping
but by the spring steel support concealed under
the insole, extending from the :heel to right
under the Scaphoid Bone which is the keystone
of your foot arch.
if you have the slightest degree of trouble,
Arch Defenders will give you quick relief.
•
Fred . Jackson
C. H.- VENNER, Electrician
Electric Ranges, Fixtures, Bulhs, Irons, Fans and other
Appliances
Wiring and Repairs. Phone ISiw
Flour, Feed and Groceries
Best grades'ofFlour, Bran and Shorts always on hand.
A' full line of Seeds, Government inspectd.
f
will sell f the car,
A car of Bran to. be in this.week � ,
Just redeived a car: of corn and are selling it out at 95c bus.
1•
$
Bled Hay,b ton 18. •
Also a supply of.a
Y ` lots 00
Charlesworth
SUCCESSOR TO'
Jenlins
PHONE 199