HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1926-07-01, Page 4THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1926.
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CLINTON
YOU HAVE TQ WORK
WHEREVER • YOU ARE;
- CHOOSE 'YOUIt.. 3.00
Too many young people think that
city Iife consists of being, dressed up
in fine clothes, eating ice cream and
going to picture shows and parties.
If they know the objectionable things
about city life and if city people
knew of some of the disadvantages of
country lifer eve wound have, less dis-
content and more happiness in the.
world,
HOG SHIPMENTS
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Report'of hiig shipments for Week
ending Jttne,24, 19261.
Clinton -Total hogs,. 69; select ha -
con, 15; thick smooth, 52; lights ana
feeders, 1.
Loudesborp—Total hogs, 93; selecs
bacon, 32; thick smooth, 54; heaaies,
1; shop hogs, 2. .
Huron County—Total hogs, .1,98e;
select bacon, 304;.thick smooth, 32e;
heavies, 52; extra heavies,. a; shop
hogs, 48; lights and feeders, 5.
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Dealer in all Musical Instruments
Box 113 or Phone 273, Clinton
School 1 Commerce
Clinton. p Ontario
Courses: Commercial, Stenographic, Secretarial,' Teachers ,
The Remmington Typewritten Company, during the Slrhool
year closing June 1926„granted•to our Students from,
their School Department at Toronto, the
fo'Ilowing awards
Words per Card Cases to:
Courtland herr Benuiiller , 41
W. Ravolle, Grand Bend .. 42
Martina Hussey Goderick , 44
' ,G.'^Brydges,.cBelgrave :. 40
'Oleva Lamprey,' Goderich . 42
E. Jane Hogart, -Exeter .. 36
Robert c .eiper, $lythe,.. , , 35
Kennet Hunt, '
Kenneth n nt, Clinton •, . 85
Pearl Taylor, Auburn 38
Gertrude Hoist, Crediton . 3:I
Mable Wright, Londesboro 42
Silver Medal to:
Elsie Lowery; •Seaforth . ,
Courtland Keir, Benmiller
Evelyn Reed, -Goderich'
Gold ntedal;to:
Ernest :Barker, Goderich , 63
Minute
Initial\Certifieates to:
Annie Simmons, Exeter ... 27
Gertrude Brydges, EEigrave 30
Sara Petty, Hensall . .., 28:
Viable Wright, e r
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Violet Scott, Seaforth . 26
Evelyn Reed, Godetieh ... 27
Gertrude heist, Crediton .. 30
Ruby Woody Exeter . , . , . "'�3U
Gladys Wren, Cromarty , 34
Kenneth Hunt, Clinton , 34
Elsie Seers, Exeter , .: 27
Gretta VanHorne, Clinton . 38
Atria Blake ,Dungennou
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13 F 'WARD B.A., M. Accts,
Principal! ,
FORS PICNIC
Don't Forget the
3r,d. Annual Picnic
Bay-rieid, Ontario
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and `5
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'fleecing '1"oday.
hursday Afternoon.
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Alice Campbell la a
P ll l' ysrs--(hau"ai,.=.
qua opens in ,lively,fashion with a
'Get acquainted" 'program. A ,goon
start is .hall' the lace- 1hce
tell is 0 reps self -star ter.
Captain J. A. H. M Lean—The first
lecture of theweek is "Canada's place
in the Empire and 'as` a Nation” and is
of interest to. all Canadians. , 'Act -
mission 50e
Thursday ., Evening
Alice Campbell Players --The Alice
Campbell Players romp through ":A
„N,,ght in-Wcinderlond" giving an ev.
'ening of lively sketches; gorgeous
stage settings, -musical pictures and'
good-humoured divertisenents, rlu-
mission 50c. - •
1 ridayAfternoon
The Venetian. Strollers -A marve;
ously colorful company of singers and
player's from the Adriatic. The whirl-
ing accordion ' melodies of Signore`
Pietro Centanino are one of the.
week's features. Interspersing the.
musical numbers; -,{E. A. Richardson
,the Hoosier Poet will .give his -orig-
inal verse. His roams are_ rich 'Sn
fun and philosophy. 'Ills maturer de-
ei'dedly refreshing:. ' It's, a great at
ternoon. `Admission 50c.`
Friday Evening
"Thr Venetian' Strollers Another
hour of captivating" musie in pictur-
esque natii'e eostunie E. A.'Rid-lard-
son—After the piusic. lig Rick" the'
Hoosier .Poet, brings along 'a supply,
of delightful nonsense With his fam-
ous •``alligator grin",andf grazes„some
of his own cheerful pock's: Admin-
cion 50e.
Saturday Afternoon
Music Bos Girls — A charming
happy-go-lucky bevy of accomplished
girls give an entertainment frolic that”
includes concert overtures, orchestrai
oddities, songs, "Seotc]r dances, nov-
elty stunts and playful pranks.. '
Fred E. Gates -"Dad" Gates, a con
:firmed optimist, an understanding
student of home life and an irresist-
ibly interesting speaker, gives "Boy,
Dad and Company." It should be
hoard by: every parent. Admission
50e.
Saturday, Evening
Music Box Girls.-- A Chautauqua.
Revue, combining all the lively at-
tractiveness of a theatrical revue
with Chautauqua standards o£,entei-
tabintent,
Fred E. Gates -Then a immoral
address by an eloquent, ranidfire or-
ator 'on
rator'on $ subject of fundamental ni-
terest to every patriot: "Community
Aches•, and Pains. Admission 75c.
'Monday Afternoon
The Madel Players—The,piay coin,
pony has an overflowing• surplus of
talent and program. ...They uncork
some of it for the benefitof the "Af-
ternooners."
Monday..Eveniug
The I<♦ailel Players—The play th:s
year is "Across the Street" the
sparkling comedy' of 'love and busi-
ness, A chance to see -the famous
Chautauquamaize play 'that went to
Broadway. Admission 75c.
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Sklinij Men M..
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You're behind the titres if yon
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Because it contains more vitalizing
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You'll be glad to know that iMe-
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Only 60 cents for 60 tablets' nd if
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It isn't anything unusual for a per-
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and for old peop10 with feebleness
overtaking theem they work wonders.
Clydesdale Stallion
KING JAMES
Sired by Ring Thomas
Will leave his own stable, Bayfield
Road, an Monday morning and travel.
by way of Clinton and Base Line to
M. 'Butler's, 1011 con. of Goderich Tp._
for noon, thence by way of" 16 con:
south to his own stable fey night.
Wednesday will leave his own stable
and 't gavel by wayof Bayfield road to
Win. Lobb's cornf thenen by way of
Varna Road to Ben Rathwell's corner,
thence west' to. Peter Cole's •corner.
along 9th 'con. 'of Goderich. Tp. to
Reuben Griggs for, noon, then by way
of 9th con. Goderich Tp. to Huron
Road, then to Ilohnisville, to 14th
con. to Win. Vodden's corner, then, to
his own stable . for night. Friday
morning will leave his own stable and
go by way of Clinton and Iiuron Road
to Alma Corner and -then to Kinburn
for naan, then west ko' Gravel road
and south on Grfivel road to his own
stable for the night, where he will re-
main until the. following Monday
morning.
This 'route will be continued
throughout the season, health and
weather permitting..:
TERMS' To insure foal, 313.00;
two mares; $25:00, .to be paid on or
before March 1st, 1927 ,'All shares
at risk of owners. Marcs ln'Ist be
retia•;led regularly be Horse or will he
charged: whether in foal or not.
GUS i3ISBACK, Proprietor.
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8attifiell
...Mrs, Will:Ferguson and 1'anzlly oI
5 'nu>ridvil-le ate occupying theu-
.ottage.
,Messrs, Frank Erwin if Kitehenen
and TCent eth 'burrows of Stratford
,rare week' --and oueats�=' of the
lne1 s aunt Mrs, F. A. Edwards.
Miss Izetta Merner. of New Dun
dos olnd Miss Nina Heard of ICtratfo,•d
are at their respective houses lox-. the
1U1001er vacation.
Mrs. S. A. Holley and two grand
children, Misses Volley and Carol
Su mica" of Detroit came on Thurs-
day last to` -spend the summer in the
former'c 'cottag •e `Holly Lodg •e."
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Mrs. W. Cotton Mr., : Alway and
Miss .Joan 'anil;Master Bud Cotton of
London have come to their cottage
;`The ,Barron?"" for the summer.
CeciltVanllorne of Clinton has tak-
en a position in P. A. Edwards', stere
for, the .miitn ser. ,
Mrs. 'Patterson. •ant family of Len -
cottage it: Lakeside Pails
Miss Cartwright and ,Mr. T. A.
Mober of Detroit were `veep -end
guests at the Albion,
Dr, and Mas. r. T, White of London
have come to spend the summer In
their cottage,
Mrs. C. Stotheys of London and
eon, Dr. '' Hilton Stothers, of .New
York, are occupying their cottage hi
Liikeside Park.
• Amongst those who are oeeu'pying.
cottages in Jowettis 'Grove` are: Mr.
and Mrs R• S. Reid and son Gilbert
oil -Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Tre-
bel] and family of Stratford; Miss D.
MtcC irbis and Mr. d. F. -G llard, trot
ford; Mr. and Mrs. Hitchcock and
child of '1 irmingham, Mieb,; Mr. and%,,
Mrs.. Bennett of Detroit; Mr. and:
Mrs. J. D. Hunt and family, London.
Mrs, Chas. Edwards .of Toronto and
Miss Kraal .of London are, gnestS at
Miss Norah Fergnson's.-
Mr. and l Mrs. Somerville ' mid,
slaughter of Toronto, and` Mr. and
Mrs. Jones' of-- Detroit. were also
guests on Sanday
C. 13..Chapman and family of
l:ondon have come to spend the'sum-
reer"`in their -cottage, ,"Everest."
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hamilton and Mrs.
F. V. Granger and family of Landon
have come to occupy their eottagi'
for the summer months.
Miss Rose Kennedy of Stratford es
occupying her summer cottage.
'' The fine cottage• being built by
Misses Rankin of Stratfords.beside
Mr. 4. Re'd's cottage, is nearing com-
pletion. Mr. George, Castle has' had
charge of the work.
Mrs. Stratton, Miss Dorothy -Strat-
ton and 'Master Geo. ]Stratton of
Toronto are occupying ' M4t'Dickson
Glass' ;cottage:
The oobueil have•liad a ceiuent plat-
form built in the (Square upon:
which the cannon has been mounted
and the two machine guns, relics of
the late war, have been placeed„on
either sideand pointed. This is a
decided Imhrgvement not only in 1l -
pearanee but also in safety, as the
old wooden mount of the cannon was where she has made her home with
quite shaky, her'sonz Lorne King, ever since.
Miss Welsh "of 'Vai+na is presiding 1 It wase with deep regret that Mrs,
den are occupying rs. Patterson's
at the school' dicing the ,tyPiting of
the , Entrance, examinations,: Those
n'ho are writing at Bayfield school
this year are: Jack;, Gardener�t. P4 a: -
ter. Lindsay,' Frances 'f'earson,,Ber-
•
tiice Plllott'and Elea Elliott 01 Goo=
enols township, Prances Mossop,
Mary Armstrong, Nellie Paterson,
lack S'
,.ban
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d t er' and Clare ace Rohner
of'-Si,anley township and Annie ittc-
Leocd, George Sturgeon and 'Clayton
Warton of this School:
Mr. and Mrs, H. Ding blaster. Har-
old Attwood and Mr„ Wni E.:,`Par-
lcer of Sarnia visited their';pacents,
Mr, and Mrs, Chas. Parker over the
week -end.
Mr. and `Mrs. Singg•h.McLaren; ana
family, of Port ,Elgin. and Miss Maud
Sterling of Owen Sound motored to
the Village on Saturday to visit their
mother, Mrs. Wra. Sterling, Mr', Me,.
Laren and Miss Maud Sterling re-
turned on Sunday, Mrs. McLaren and
faMily are remaining Inc a, week as
Mrs. Sterling has been quite ill: We
are glad to report :she is now some
better,
' Misses Waldoek of London are
guests. at Miss Martha Rathwell's.
Mr. and Mrs .Walter• Boug of Wind-
sor' are now occupying their' sullen -ter
Moine on the Terace.:
Mrs. Robt. Delgaty, Mrs: 'Thos.
Westlake and'Master Keith 'Westlake
went -to Toronto on Thursday last to
spend a few days with relatives.
--Br. and las. Newton -Brady' mot-
ored to Fort Erie -on Wedne'sday' last.
Mrs. Newton -Brady went oath Neta'
York, where she took passage on a
boat which sailed on Saturday for
England. Mrs; Newton=Riady ex
pacts to be away about two menthe..
Dr.' NewtorrBrady returned on Fri-
day.
The afternoon tea on biliss'Nora
Ferguson's pretty lawn on Monday'
underthe auspices of the -Presbyter -
Ian W. M. IS. 'vies quite a success"' bur.
Rhodes' mother, Mrs.' F. H. Rhodes,
gave a very interesting talk on China.
its.. -Rhodes was a missionary in
brought
lona for _twenty years and she
r ught before those present very.
forcibly the dark picture of :rnisery
of millions' of Chinese, espedlally the
women and children, who are always
haunted by the fear of devils and of-
fending their heathen gods, and also
the. bright, happy picture of those
who know the love of God. The
f,inl s friezfda i,, 1 ddviacld• heard a, critical I roeditiort and we ho
e
her decease, ' p
e '
charge
Mrs. Mohor and family of Detroit
are in Nl.isy Margaret Poc`k's-cottage,
Trinity' church Was lilted to its nt-
1110,.t capacity on Sunday evening last
wlmra,the Rt, Rerr, David Williams,
Bishop ofnliuron, was present •end add-
ininistered the sacred rite of confir-
mation eo eleven candidates from the
parish. The service was conducted
Ibp the rector, Rev. 9'• II, Paull, while
Rev. I, in. Ririe' assisted by reading
the lesson: The'pishop delivered, a
very masterfgl an?i eloquent sermon,
taking for his text 1 Cor: 4:3, in
whieli he dealt with the four differ-
ent estimates
iffer-entestimates Or judgements to which
every )arson is subject: that of'tho
public,' that of our 'friends, our judg5_
,anent of ourselves and God's judge-
tiient, which is the only ,truejudge-
-- In closing he entreated the -
candidates and all present to always
realize that God's IIoly Spirit is ever
present to help and sustain 11 we but
'aslc• that` help and also to daily re-
new contact with God and keep HIM
by our side, The Sacrament' of'Hoey
'Communion' will be administered aid.
Trinity chui'elt next Sunday morning
at the eleven o'clock.' service.
Through an error of the correspond,
ants in reporting ^ the committee ap-
pointed to tale .charge of the repairs
to Trinity church the names of ,Win.
Scotchmer'and Rev. E. S. Paull were
omitted. These should have appear-
ed with those' of D. 14. McNaugl ton.:.
FJo. sAephEdIwsrs e,, W''rn Stinson -and
The service in St. Andrew's United
'ehuhch on Sunday last was of a pat.
riotic nature throughout: The even-
ing service was cancelled to give those
who wished an opportunity to attend!
the service. in Trinity'phureh.;
Miss Helen Gerrie Ieft on Sun`sy"l
to spend the'suinnier vacation at her
home near. Ingersoll,-
Additional .books, put ih ;he library
this Week are:.
Junior fiction:; New chronicles of
Rebecca, Wiggon.
Fiction:.. Pig Iron, Norris: The
George and the Crown, Ka -r Smith;Unchanging Guest, ;,P. Gibbs; Por-
trait of main ulith red hair: 'W'alpoje;
The Red House Mystery, Milne; The
beloved 'Woman, 'IC. Norrist The
Awakening of ,Relena Richie, Deland;
Wtilfville, Lewis; The White Sister,
Crewe el 1St• berry A
for' the better twill tom Xa
the near future,
The members of the Women's -in-
stitute, called at , the . parsonage our,
Saturday ntot•ning and presented Mrs,
Banes with a. -handsome jardinier ant
an address. 'Mrs. Banes will be much
mussed in Smstitute work:
Miss May Ferguson of Exeter vie-
itbod her '^'rent: s„ .
p�r over Sunday.
Mr.l;ran'k Hibbert of•€edec ch.wa'
r s
here over Sunday,
Mr. Chas.Roberton and family vis-
ited relatives here Sunday. -
I0.t.'Elwin Munroe. of Bl .-th visited
his'mothee Mrs. D. E. Munroe Sun-
day. r
Mr. and Mrs. if. Ji Washington went
to Guelph .on Friday last to ,attend
the graduation exercises oii,,tlre pupils •
of Macdonald Hall their niece, Miss
Frnerds; 'G4a?ilis, of Clinton, Being ,one
of the graduates,
Miss Muriel Downs of Clinton re-
turned Monte oil Sunday after spg en -.
ing a week at Mn S, LawIor's.
' Mr. and Mrs: W. J. Andrew and
Misses.Rae and Freda visited friencts
here one day last week.
On Friday evening last the inter'
mediate Bible class of Knox TJnitea church held a social at the home of
Mr and Mrs. Amos Andrew.
"'On Monday night the .Auburn soft-
ball team wen/ to Bereniiler: to pato'•.
-At the end of 7 innings the score read..
14 to 6`irr favor of Auburn.' Can Fri-
day night Victoria St„ G'od'9rich, teain
will play -here,
Mrs, Ralph Gravenstein and daugh-
ter
Helen of Tavistock visited
friends ih Auburn on Sunday:
1Viks. Slater of Seaforth is visiting
hrau t t •
d gh er, IVIrs. lad, Lawson, of the
village. -`
Mr.
s McLean of Winnipeg is visit-
ing relatives and friend's around these
parts.
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"labourers” in China are not sufficient - eras, Rich_
mon
for the "harvest" and Mrs. Rhodes d, The Dancing Star, Ruck;
pleaded fo,3 our prayers Inc more lau- sup-igleGee, Oemler.
ourers and alsofor those who go to
minister
Mr. Waiter Westlake received wore
Iasis week of the death of his grand-
mother,' the. late Mrs. Wm, Ring,
which occurred in Regina on the'sev-
enth of June. Interment was made en
Regina . Beach 'Cemetery. Thede-
ceased had just been sick a week, She
was born in Cape 'Breton eighty-two
years ago and came to Bruce County
as a child with her parents: She
later moved to Bayfield, where sate
was married to the late Win. King,
who''predeceased her on,Jan, 19,191q.
In July 1913 she went to Moose Jaw
Auburn
The Rev. P. t4, Banes preached Ms"
farewell serrinon on Sunday -evening
to a large congregation. We are sori.y
to lose Mr, and Mrs. Banes from our
midst, as they have been very earn-
est
arnest workers -and kind and syinpathetel
le friends. We wish , them well in
their new charge at Salford:
Mr, 'Wilmer Wilson had the mts- •
fortune to fall from the purling plate
to the floor of his barn, on Friday
evening last. It seems that -'he' -went
w7 to nail on a board that was Ioose,
took a dizzy spell, lost' his "balance,
and fell to the- Digit Although no
bones were broken Mr. Wilson is in a
. TL;CIKERSiMITEI COUPLE
WEDDED YESTERDAY
The marriage was sol'entnizocl, at
the United Chureh manse, Brucefieldt,
yesterday morning of: two popular
young Tuckersinith residents, when
Miss Myrtle Alberta, only daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rogerson; and
Mr. Francis Vernon Crich, son of Ur.
and Mrs. Reitbert Crich, were joined
in wedlock, the Rev. C. Gordon Ar-
mor perd'orming the ceremony.
The .bride wore a pretty, frock of
ashes of roses georgette, with large
picture hat - and blond slipper and
hose. The couple were unattended
and immediately after. the ceremony
drove to the home of the bride's par-
ents, where the wedding breakfast;
was served, only member's of the Im-
mediate families heitig present.
Later in the day Mr. and Mrs. Crick
left by motor for a honeymoon trip
to .Sarnia, Port Huron and Pontiac,
Mich. The bride donned for her Jour-
ney a jersey silk dress, with grey
separate coat, sett straw hat and
shoes and hose to match. On their
return they 'will reside on the ga;oom"s
farm in Tuckersmith. Their friends
extend to them waren congratulations
for a happy and' prosperous future.
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Coincident with -the reduction in the price of Food cars and trucks in the
United States, the Ford' Motor Company of Canada, Limited announces the
'following pricest.effectiye June 19.
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In addition to nthese se d
rasG►cd'u '
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r C 4
h ns, all models quoted below except the
truck, are now standard -equipped with self starter and ballon tires.
MODELS
Runabout
Touring Car
Sport Roadster
Coupe
Tudor
Fordor0
Chassis
- •Light Delivery "s
Light Delivery Van
Truck, non-starter
Truck, self starter
NEW -PRICE
$460-.
480
555
610
625
690
370'.
470
525
395
460..
SAVINGS.
$50
50
40
50
60
55
40
60
50
50
65
(Above -price at factory. Freight to point of delivery and' safes tax extra)
These reductions,are made absolutely Without sacrifice to' the traditional
rituality and durability,of Ford products. They open -the way to car owner-
ship. to thousands of Canadians who have not previously, been afforded the
comfort and economy of personal transportation.
See your local authorized Ford dealer today, He will gladly demonstrate
the rmodel you are interested in and explain convenient term's of purchase.
Ford Motor
Company of Canada, Limited
Ford, Ontarioj,
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