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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1926-06-10, Page 7Roof of ii 'our Garage �. Put a 'roof on your garage that will harmonize sato r ,.g L poize home and fit •into any surroundings—a"-Br,.atfordn Roof of Asphalt: Slate. Fire' resistant; lasting and economica LA.Amok 11=747.0Mrm Jbfi ienn�nemsmi l� na ra, ',l 1, � � �. .rs�, lilt -,mss sae,vow i 101 �A ` r' 771TA-1, 71 ■• �11Hnoir' E -t i4, e Brantford RoofingCo.Lirni*ed Brantford; Ontario _Stock Carried, Information Furnished and Service on Brantford Roofing rendered. by ti .,a1 Clinton Hardware & Furniture Co., Clinton, Ont. • Silethind P.ny Free ' Every Contest Store is busy giving .out thousands of votes to those interested in helping their favorite Boy or Girl win the Pony. Who is going -to wiry it? No one can tell until the last votes,. are counted. Thqusands of votes are voted each day and the judges - are busy counting them. hick out your favorite and work hard for him or' her.Ballot' box is at the Star Theatre:' No one connected with the Contest Stores or Theatre, or their Brothers or Sisters will be allowed to enter, and no sympathy con- testants will be allowed in the Contest. 1VIr. li..B. ,Sharpe, Manager of the Bank of Montreal, Mr. Fred Jackson, Mayor of Clinton, have been appointed judges to cheek up the counting of the votes and decide 'on..the winner. Many popular girls and boys will enter and work hard- in this Contest and everybody hi Clinton will be greatly interested in fol, lowing the progress of the, Contest and helping their favorite win the pony: ENTER. TODAY AND GET AN EARLY START The -following merchants will give you votes on all Cash Pur- chases and Cash paid on accounts of 25c and Dp. Ask for them. JY. A. Irwin, Drygoods and Ladies' Wear Davis Ilk Kerman, Custom Tailoring, Biltmore Eats and Gent's Furnishings Clinton Bakerq, (Bartliff and Crich) Bakery and Confectionery O'Neil's Crocerog, Groceries Connell & Meat Market Atlex. R. Mitchell, Tobacco and 73illiards 'Clinton ' News—FI ecoid, Newspaper; Subscriptions Entry forums will be given but at the Star Theatre tin :epemiing day, Saturday, May 15th, -Be sure and be on hand boys and girls and get a big start of 1,000 Votes Free. • ttURON,OL;D L OY ';i1NNI7eiti PICNIC he 'Annual Picnic of the Iltmon Ol .3ors Association p[ 1pronto :itil1 aIle m .Y, 1 1 one>l, hibmfign p zl , Mast oast" f she 1;ranspoytatien nnilding, on Saturday, lone• 79thiat 230,,pmn A good ,D ograii 6T -sports and,Vmles has been arrangeP for which valuable prices will be awarded. Softball Baines between two ladies teams, and between mens e Dins from Ninth and South Huron will Ibe a feature, Evory Iluronite resident in -Toronto' is in- vited to nvitedto take part, and bring a basket. Also bring: your friends, SCHOOL FAIII DATES FOR 1926 .'Grand Bend, Tuesday,, Sept, 7th. Dashwood, Wednesday, Sept_ 8th Crediton, Thursday, Sept. 9th. Winehelsea, Friday, Sept, loth. Wroxeter, Monday,Sept, 13th,. Gorrie, Tuesday Sept. 14111. Biuevale 'Wednesday, Sept. ay, P S t 15th. , _Ashfield, Thursday, Sept. 16th.. St. Helens, Friday; Sept. 17th. Colborne, Saturday,, Sept. 18th, Hensall, Monday, Sett, 20th. Zurich, Tuesday, Sept. 21st. Varna, Wednesday, 1Sept. 22nd, Blyth, Thursday, Sept. 23rd: Ethel, Rriday, Sept, 24th. ' Walton, Monday, 'Sept. 2,7th. Goderich Tp., Tuesday, Sept. 28th. Belgrave, Wednesdays Sept. 29th. Dublin„ Thursday, S6pt, 30th. iClinton, Monday and Tuesday, Oct. 4th and 5th, Wonder Why;:n self-made man al- ways gives himself such a big tinnily! Panconver Sun, Why shoiildn1't they buy from, you? •Make u1 your • hind; to s e c u.r-e the trade Of the S u 111 titer cot- tages near toren, this year. Think of all' the things they will be buy- , ing l . Why shouldn't they . buy thein from you? In tire city they are .tsed'to ordering goods by tele- phone. Call bleat, even using. Lo11g , distance where necessary and tell - them what you can do . for them, It.iniisd them that for .week -end par- ties' You can p i fe them ' prompt delivery. When they see how easy. r it is to 'order from. you by telephone they will likely .prove good c11s- toners ail Summer.. EveiyyMusde uppoipii,•?\ ,Relaxed l `I, 1teStin, EMARSHALL A emarkabl Low Price Y MARSHALL I:EAARS made possible'by - tremendous production • Price is nb: barrier to your owning a Marshall Spring ' Mattress.. This superb, new comfortmattress has chang- ed the sleeping, habits of generations., Yet it costs less pet's year to own than the ordinary stuffed mattress." 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I iX,flrED; TORONTO, 1 --Many /tundra s oft esehigh. lyresilient springs ensure even yietdtri`support for true relaxation and Ferias; 2—Eagh spring: i$ encasid to a. cotton pecker permitting oris J.g a without tanrl,ng. er ...king a noi.ve,. 3—The springs in cotton pockets are nested together permitlntt use of More sprints'. anal eliminating clanger of springs getting out of place. 4—Santtary Bow Knots—Dust- less. 5—Ventilators—interior always fresh, clean and sanitary. The Marshall "Special' Flat tress 0 ppadded 'Tat lth.11lth Brads gartnn f li and t 's nailbed biro gggod-dur Lie itching with two pnna'Ies on tach side.and•end. ONTARIO _. te2 GUARANTEED , POS FIVE " YEARS Sold ii Clinton by lki>lerich. 111 Icy ittC A, Seager, provost of itdrxty GAIIe c,;. Toronto, was clecte�iInmap 4l tice A10ltoan Dtogc5o 0 lt1! s iLll ,stone last Week,. to, Succeed. yiiti Rev. Drr"F. J. �131divcll, •Tai Seage'i.`is `a son of Gouiity Croyvn. Attorney Sea get';ol Goderich. 'CL f.:1�EPvS1VII`.1'II': A quiot but pretty wod(1ing took -place in First United 'Church, �London, oda ; May'22, when Miss Eva Bolt, .daughter. oS, Mr. and Mos.-Ilotuard Bolt, of Lon- don; 'became the bride of Mr', -Robert W, Gemmel,. son''of Mr and Mrs', J. D. Genin,el, of=Tite0ersmith. The ceremony Was performed -by Rev. Dr. Beattie, pastor of the church. WINGITAM: The Tinited .Farmers:: of North Huron will Hold their an nual,, meeting and 'a nominating' convention in the town hall, Wiimgham, on Friday afternoon, June 11th, at 1.30 p.m. A large attendance of electors both men and women, is requested, iGODERICHThe fact that he landed feet first in a Bower bed, 'the soft earth of which 'brolte somewhat the force of his fall, probably' saved Ro'bert Durnin ' from serious injury when the ladder from which he was painting a gable on his house slipped, prepipitating flim VI. the ground on Saturday. Mr. Durnin fell first to Wei, roof .and: slipped downto the ground, a distanceiof 20 feet. Neigh- boys culled him into the ;house, whes'e it was fouls( he had escaped with a severe shaking up. .Another' remarkable escape was that last night of Lorain Bell, eight- year-old daughter -of Mr.:, and Mrs. Maitland -136l. In company with a number of companions she was .learn- ing to ride. a /bicycle and in turning onto the road got 'in front of the truck driven by Joseph.Allison. She was knocked down and run over, but on ,being carried to her home was found to be unhurt except for bruises; and. scratches. • Goderich: As the result of hives - ligation of federal officers of the past few weeks, Dr. R. IT. Taylor, of Dashwood, appeared before police magistrate Reid charged 'with selling dope. The case was adjourned for a` week, Dr. Taylor ]being allowed out on, 'hail of $15,000. There are three charges, the alleged offences• taking place last December and February. Little information is obtainable on`, the present case and it is thought that other cases?nay be investigated in the county as these officers have been in this" district working on the quiet. The charges of illicit traffic in'drugs preferred against the' iDashwood physician are the outcome' of inves Ligations made by members of the RoyalCanadian Mounted Police cov- ering London and Western Ontario. • AUBURN: At o family gathering at Glendale, 'California, at which Mr. and Mrs: W. T. Riddell of Anbui.•1i, Miss MoGili of .Blyth, Mr, and Mrs: J. N. ICernighan and Mr., Mrno'ay ICernighan of Colborne were invited guests Mr. and Mrs. John Levy, for- merly of. Colborne , township, an- nounced the engagement of their third daughter, Miss Reta, to Mr. Lee .Tay - ler of Los Angeles. A son of 1VIr. and Mrs. Levy has just set up a dentist practise in Los Angeles. WINGITAVI: Mr., and Mrs. J. J. Moffat announce the engagement 'of their daughter, Prances Irene to Mr: Ralph' Reginald Elliott of Huron' township. The marriage to take place early inJune.- - SEAFORT.IS The Seaforth Turf Association have reorganized' for the season with the following officers: President, George R. Il eCartney; viee: Russell lt. Sproat; secretary: A. D: Sutherland; treasurer: R. M, 'Jones; directors: Alex. A. McLennan, Wmam: 'Cudmore, Robt. Wilson, J. Ti'. Daly, J. M.'Cardno, James Dick, Chas. Dungey.. A race meet will ,be held on Wednesday, July 28th. GODFRIOB Itev...W. W. Stoddart, a fornmer Goderich boy, but lately of Yonoutong . stown, Ohio, has accepted a call to Bonner Presbyterian church, Tor- GODERICI.1 Messrs. Ross and 14raser of London have beon.given the contract ;of paving the'highway frslnl this town to Taylor's Corners. It- is hoped that the paving will be tiontin- tied on all the highway between Crod- erch and Clinton, Ca N. R. EARNINGS The gross earnings of the Canadian National Railways for the ,period end- ed .May 31, 1926 were •$7,678,275 'Re compared with ,$5,615,107 for the corresponding period of 1025, increase of 2,062,078 or thirty-seven' per cent. MIGHT EVEN PROTECT A 'WATERMEIION PATCH Ad. in Florida paper: "Wanted, by expired South ,Carolina school teacher, age '-'forty-five, position as- orange, grove keeper." 1tO1) ANL?, GUN In view 'of the increase in the pup- ularity of Ontario and Canada gen,er ally with Aiireieail tourists, the June issue of 'Rod and :Gun which is a special Ontario Tourist Number is particularly interesting. All stories and articles in the num 15er, with the exception of the regular features, deal `with` Ontario sport while a personal 'message from the Premier,welcomes all tourists to the province and as speeia1 Ontario se ion describes some of the beauty, health, fishing and, hunting resorts of On- tarts, A- new aspect oN'angling is given' in ‘‘The Jumbo Trq:ft of'LakeSuper- ior," possiblythe gem 'of the table of contents; while `iTi;,out Fisliirl'" is a delightful reminiscence ol'thee reeks o2"otd Ontario. Tho regular dun, :fishing, outdoor and kennel' department: contain spec- ially interesting material for this is 100. a. 500'. Rod and Gun is published monthly by W 7 Taylor, Limited, Woodstoclf, Ontario,—Advt. Especial y fu r Woolen -' But Not Fort) dclen t A main died hist week from eating boiled rhubarb leaves. He had ;been told; it seems, that rhubarb cooked as spinage made a good dish'ands, with the natural craving for greens, especially after 'a '.long winter, he thought he would try it. Doctors warned after the man's death, that rleubab leaves contained a rank pclson and are not fit for food.' Most understand' o lecan rstand that l p e cz'av'ing for : "greens", especially if confined' for long to a diet containing little 05'110 green vegetables, but the craving must have been very strong to induce one to east rhubarb leaves. Now the stalks are different You a' ca•can understand rg a dish of 'rhubarb, after eleven months with- out seeing it.. •Solne people effect to turn up their noses at rhubarb and there may be cases where the repug nance'is justified, - Some brands of rhubarb are not very tasty and- some ,cooks do not knowhow to cook it pro- perly. But a dish of pinkish rhubarb, cooked' just enough and sweetened sufficiently -1,o keep it from crinkling,. up your "innards",but not enough bo spoil, its fine flavor, is indeed a dish fit.to "set before, a king" But it were well to stick to' the stalks. Those .who do not care for rhubarb should secure some of the nice straw - !berry Brand and try baking, instead of 'boiling it. ` Wien . J strong.'nerves salt '+'lm 7'� � 1 at welt a mashed active brain. • A girl at Pont 13wweil last week drowned herself because people were talking about her. I do not know anything about the case. It May he that the girl was somewhat unsettled mentally or over -sensitive, but,, any- way, ny- wa So did ,th Y, d 1 e situation seem to her ,that she destroyed herself. We should -of course, order our lives that we need not fear what people may say of us, but often little innocent actions on thef o art •.a Y oung girl n are misconstrued and talked about far more than they should he. It is well not to be too ready to believe ill of anyone and to discourage gossip, even if th0 e seems to be some loon - da Lion foz' :t, and the /nun or wonlan who thoughtlessly or xn liciouily.be- nL+f h 114 4'011. n a.tle um a Young. gut 10, a lei. to, answer ler, Wo)aen ares lily {ot;<idild tobe+be worst 11e0% 4k•$!oasip, bu' dri..04s toy eape'rlemlee' I; have •come Lc `the ` con- clusioi thst ;thc_sekes are preiity ev- •enly:,m tched. Indeed, seems seems to ane.. that married woanan hear a good deal more gossip than unmarried one do. But, be that'! as it may, it is an un- worthy occupation and ought to be discouraged, :If we cannot speak well of 'people 11 would be well, usually, to hold our tongues. RFIBEICAH COUNTY SEFOItTII: The marriage of Miss Eniata . Margaret Bechely, daughter of the _late `Frederick- and. Mrs, Bechely; of St. Thomas, , and Mr. Ross James Sproat, tool: place at Trinity Gh o e7 , Toronto on Wednesday, M v 26th, Rev. 0, A. ea-, ger, D. D., offieiating. Ma. and Mrs. (Sproat motored through the Niagaria Peninsula and will be at home at their residence; Goderieh street' west, Sea forth, after June 15th. Speaking of peeking, there is realty' nothing :in the material scheme of things mueh more important than cooking. !When a Mian nia'rries,". a recent, writer exclaimed, "he turns over both his heart and his stomach` to his wife's keeping." Personally I'm not so sure'about his heart; I fancy most Dien keep a string on 11 in their hand, but certainly a mauls` stomach is pretty much at the mercy of the one who -cooks and serves his meals, and happy is the man who finds a wife who intelligently and truly per- forms the ,task of nourishing hien pro- perly. Cooking is no mean job, it is an art as -truly as is that of painting a picture, for while you have to have some taste for art to make a great; artist, you nevertheless have to study and work and concentrate to bring it ,to perfection. So with cook- ing. • You may have a natural -bent: for it but it, too, must be learned, and the acquiring of the knowledge often Means long and garnest application. But a woman who learn8-the art and who on moderate means, which are ordinary means- of most of my rea- ders, probably, manages to place ap- 'petting and nurishing meals before her family three -hundred and sixty- five days in the year, is perforaming. a task of which she has no need to be ashamed. It is beginning te' dawn upon the world that wholesome food, well -cooked, a properly balanced ra- tion, means well-developed bodies, UNIVERSITY OF WESTERN ONTARIO SPECIAL COURSES FOR Summer School TCAI.t.]rfC 1. Courea" in Public Health and Bac,. toriol gy. 2. Course in French Co versatiog. 3. R view'Cou as in High School Algebra. to Matriculation. Also thirty other courses in Astronomy, ... Botany Erie, iu0, P'rendh, G oloey.. Ger- mac, Greek, History. Latin. Labrary. Science, Mathematics and Physics. .., . . . ,. - A splendid social and nth. retic program. throughout. the entire six weeks. BuilBodinautif,aI new University, gs. Start on a B A. Course now) Six delightfulweeks of study and recreation.. Fo r Information write the Director, Dr. B. R $in aton, or Dr. % , P• R. Neville', Regia- trot. Your Floors f'he first thing -a visitor sees! Will they stand inspection? Preserve and'beautify them with CermoteFloor Varnish! Easily applied, imparts a beautiful glowing finish with long wearing qualities. Your choice of clear varnish or eight natural wood. tints. CARMOTE FLOOR VARNISH - CLEAR AND STAIN COLORS Afadr:by Carpenter -Marion Campos,. horlon, Mott. CLINTOWIIARDWARE AND FURNITURE CO. Supreme in the Empire of Ontario's Beauty OOD roads in Ontario have made each motorist the Monarch of an Empire of natural charm and beauty. This Empire is his to know and to enjoy, with convenience and ease. In an how or less, he can pass through unequalled scenes of farmland, lake and. stream— can mount hind which open out a wide and colourful panorama ---can' descend into valleys where nature is most exquisite because most intimate. The highways invite you to see your'Province and 'thus to know how good a -place it fs in which to live.. Never have the roads been better. Enjoy them. But use them sanely. Excessive Speed damages road surfaces and hastens the need for costly repairs. Remember that roads are maintained at the expense of yourself and the other`motorists of Ontario. Do not break the speed law:' The Governlnent'relies on the cordial co-operation of motorists in maintaining theroads by. sane driving. Those who; -are careless about speed . restrictions are reminded that the law is being rigidly enforced. THE HON. GEC), S. HENRY, S. L. SQUIRE, , Mln istec of Highways Deputy Minister Issued by the Ontario Department' of Highways to secure ' the co-operation of motorists., -in abating the abuse of the roads of the Province. t �iYitlYl�iW'