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SEPTEMBER- 9, "X924
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Opening
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Ur Yalues
The Best.
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Thisstore does not close Wednesday afternoons
daring September.
Sher �c �lollannin g
-Pianos
Satisi'5 the. demands and de -
s
of 'Ile most critical
buyers the world over.
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McNEIL
Clinton's Musical Instrument' Representative
Always at Your Service Box 113 or Phone 273, Clinton
assigatrataraSSM
Varna
Mr. aa'ncl iF1rs:`Fi'ed Austin left on
lahozne, is Detroit
ne dray; 'lot their
after spending the " Week:end' liar!
'Labor 'Day with' Irlr.- and Mrs, .A.,
Miss Emily-. Beatty has returned to
London. Leresume her position after
at
spending,. the pat two wteel-s her
hon e.
Miss''Alan:axet Johnston has gone
to Seafot•th to attend high school.
t
r '
Miss
;Wash attended the TcronL,
1~xhibitiou over the w.eels-Cnd
Rev. R. C. Pitts of Peteolia was re
newiiig• .tcouaintances lir the' village
one day
last—week.
I
Thewant friends of. Massscot P R 1
'are pleased to •see her again at her
post' of- dutics after 'her recent alt=
and f
ainil -
Mr, and Mi s. A.Austin5
pent`Sunday .:at -.Blyth.
Mr. Bruce Foster' of Windsor is
a
b
,1 n
v e din' fortnight with relatives in
;the community,
WM.. Beatty of, Mount Bridges
spent the holiday with relatives in
the Burg•
Rdssell Austin of Flint is vitieing
with his parents the village:
Mr. Harold Rathwell of Detroit
• t M
r. and
his ten s
guest ofa
the st,
-as.p
was•
Jno. Rathwell over the holiday.
Mr. Harold Taylor was hone for
the Holiday, ,
Miss Gladys Beatty of London
spent the week -end ather home.
Mr. J, E. Harnett left Saturday
on a trip to the west.
Mr. and Mrs. Pilgrim and MiSe
14Ialrol ••Pilgrim are visiting with
friends in Detroit,
Misses Jean and Irene Johnston
left on Tuesday for Hespeler, rulera
they are staying with friends and
attending High school ,at Galt.
Percy Johnston and Roy Dowson
left for the west where they intend
joining the army of harvester's.
Mr. arid Mrs. Schell and little child
of Detroit'ate visiting with the lat
ter's itarents, Mr: and; Mrs. Austin.
A pretty Wedding was solemnized
on Wednesday, Sept. 1st, at highnoon
at the home of ALr." and Mrs. E. H.
Epps, Varna, when their .only daugh-
ter, Eva Mae, was united in marriage,
.to Melvin Elliott Clark, -eldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. George Clark, Varna..
The bride,' who was given in mar-
riage by her father, stood beneath an
arch banked with white and pink
asters and maiden -hair fern. Rev. J.
R. Miller, of, the United church, Cot -
tam, uncle of the bride, officiated,
assisted by, Rev J. J; Durrant of the
United church, Varna. The bride was
becomingly attired in white geor-
gette, handsomely trimmedrwith lace
and ribbon_ Her , long net veil was
charmingly arranged and was held in
pjace with chastens of orange .blos-
b t f
1 all fern
roaxz 'tike study book: A pleasing
event,: Of tilt afternoon "NUS the pres-
entation
entation of a. Life- Membership ^Cer-
tificate in the WM, S,' to Muss Ggetta
Mustard Mss Mustard is traln,ing
for active service in the loreign;fzeld.
1 L 'the close of the •meeting a tea
Was served hi aid of the expense fund
hen a neat little sum :was ,realized.
Lo93desborO
the WO-'
of t W
til neer
Tho
wont t
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A.tufl
The Baptist :congregation will hold
their aniiivei vary services Sept'. 19th
at 3 and 7;30 o'clock. The speaker.'
for' the day., wit! bo Rev. E. 0..Forde;
a formner pastor, now of Beverley S`L.
Laptiet church; Toronto, The music
will he given by •11ir,Lhas, ,Lighttoot
and others 'o' SStratConr,• Iso special
�' 1 Dir,
mimic by t
ness, the incom'peience an i
�� treachery ' to Canadian 'interests of
' •ro a.a'E,
n'ent.- ale
er m
ae ILin Gov 1 Y
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the 1 e
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n of
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Wren's lttstitute was :held in the Conz�,111Trs. Myrtle
t onvinceYl that tlt€r teatest 4alatnity
t Sunda and `Monday with het
v
t M ' and Mrs. R 'Lawson,
A(I' erf setnel
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EveryCitizei Should Exercis Hip
gr qhise...
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Her
Thsotig+h the Cnonservative/news- eoznes"'will th
papers, tl rough the Conservative
cainpail n 11teratu e, which has•bee,[
tiv.t rho' rtrtr."
abundantly circulated, and; from the
Platform the people have b'ee'r thor-
aurhl,y informed.as'to the ,utter vile-
d the'
2nd.:.
s en S
Sept. 1 P Dorni
our
ninnit 'hall on Thursday,. whibli•�ctiiald befall nut
• ren s is
a
The t en ante. 1power of
t<
•'.'1' i' d• yknY
`; forty-five' -favi: t d.� _ ' • . would be the return to w
With .o , oP
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1 Mr.
F.. a1
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• And
Mr.
me and t he
president - elicited the :meeting M• Mamie Hall of Londes King Goverm'rnezrt, vGFtile they
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Mrs, ;Bell -then et to praseour village. an equally �convntce't that c
Mon
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the
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a
led
' the Hall and ass r amte 1 I th t the lean
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Lord's Prayer led by by Mrs. 5, sarted,' S oro were ,ea rs : in
� patriotic- and 'stable -govern-
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b1 tro t
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The . usxness was then transacted,
ru a, . 7,ent of ' the Conservative party,
invitation to Mr. and .is. Geo.n: y,
The Institutefr Oct.7 , an int r's under" the readership. of Rt' Ito tr
a few days with";the--latter
Auburn re laI a oLoh in Clinton.In-nispent thur'Meighen', would ,mean, for our
Mann, M
st3tiOct.,
c are flavin a booth in Cliton�irother, IVI'rs Jas.counti'y'•azr era of great prosperity.
W. Goll Mrs Thos `Pollard; a
,on e,o � and They O t Est
't Lhe ba7lizr la)aid of "Mrs. f 'ld n D Th know' Lha't tire installing of a
Phoebe W ]
the Glutton rho p h
S d with lrtends at Consei government
s halo_ Anybody wish- Miss oe a ace ie 'va ave;al; Ottawa
, ute . to. the boobli.may Wi�lson spent ,Sunday • at Yiv otd'ev'.du't to he
lea e contrrb Henfrvn• is a eo m r ly'
cdn ing. a ooth .Co mitt of Ethel and shed and' they know this con-,
teniae the wished," in : s. Wells, Mrs: W. : can be brought about', by
Ml's. T. Manning. YOUNG GODERICH Td':•1\xAN summation: b
M S.Caster, RT Wells iVlrs"W
_ rs, , IERINGS HOME BRIDE
j yon Mos• :13 Snell„ BIos. F. John-
stun, Miss L. Young. Mrs. S. ,Carter •On Wednesday,Sept, 1st, at 1:30'
gave a Pape • "Our, Duty, as Canadian o'clock, at, the hotno of the bride's
it n took
,• pretty
wedding -Seery ie a
ants a v' Y
arc p
Citizens:' Report of the Win ham P
Y
Convention was;given by Miss Brig- place, Rev. F. W. Madden pf Honey -
ham, reading, Miss' Mane Ross, wood, a former • pastor, officiating,
piano duet, Mrs, (Rev.) Snell and when Ottilie M., only daughter of Mr.
Mrs. E. Adams: Mrs. Mason spoke and Mrs J, S. Lockhart, Proton Ste-
-on he Clinton hospital. tion, .was. united in marriage to
'oat the work or t p
The meeting: was closed ;by singing, Robert 1 . Bowden, 'son of IVIr. and
God Save.tIie Ring. All then repaired Ms's. W. J. Bowden of Gotlertchrtow,
to the basement where an micellentt ship. The"bside, who was given away
lunch' was served : iby Mrs. B. Nott; ' by her^'. father, looked chari'ting in a
Mrs. -Merrell, Mrs. J, Ratlfer cl, Mrs. 'dress •of peach georgette,'French
Ewan and Mrs. W. Mountain.' ` :.e hand -embroidered, and Harried a `bous
Mr. and' Mrs!. Richard Sliadtiielc are quet of' Opholia rose's and lilies -of -
taking. i Toronto Fair this. week. the -valley. The vgedding'march was
nplayed by Miss Eva Wanehope.
Miss Marjorie Lyon.has gone>tu' pla.,
Toronto, 'wher'e she is going into The groonrls gift to the bride -was
training as a nurse. • a diamond .bar pin:anda:to the pianist
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Beacom ate vis- a white gold bar pin. Following the
iting at' the haute of Mrs. Win.'Lee. luncheon the happy couple_ left by
Miss Blanche Emmorton 'spent the motor` for a trig to Toronto, Niagara
week -end at the home. of lir. Mar- and Detroit. The bride donned for
dock Rose. , traveling a rosewood French cut l-
-Mr. and Mrs. Wm: Brundson visited' vet dress with coat and hat to ma
friends in. Mount Forest fast week. .On their' ileturn they will reside in
• ZVTrs: Wen. McCool,moved into the`•Gederieh township and will be at
Oct. '1st.
:village last week, , home to then friends after Oc
Miss Jean Moines o e lie SHOULD.W1 T. O'NEIL HAVE
the turning
on
at herlie t' -ere, re, A VOTE' IN CANADA?
turning a Monday'With her sister, To' the Editor. of The News -Record:
11Tiss . fl. L, Maines. My name is Billy O'Neil; that is
Mrs. H: little and Miss Dorothy.
returned Monday evening' after spend 'the ame by which I feel most at home
ing some time with relatives in among my' old friends.
Walkerville. I have lived' about forty years in
Mrs. W.'Sloan 'has rettyrued from`' Clinton and "ten extra within six
Detroit, where she has been visiting 1 males of our town. III record is 15c per bus. Corn Free
for some time. quite ,well known to an older anti
I Richards Left Tuesday younger generation. What success 11$2.04 ,bol. WheataFlour ' 3 c bbl.
• Mr. Hare cl
. � have had in Iife I owe to struggle, $4.00 ton , Y 5 6
to commence teaching in Braneford,, haul wort; Ion hours and honest 35% • Some Fruits 1 i&°/
Mr. Fiarolcl,.Johttstan motored up ; g 2?t c lb. Some Preserved. Fruits ;Sic Ili.
from London for over the holiday, .dealings with the public: gee 100 tbs. es 20e 100 ll11.
soros. She carried an arm, Duque o Messrs. Cecil Griffiths, Alb, Shad- I As a -citizen of Clinton for about
Sweet peas and maidenhair air dock and Charles Lee spent the weeks! forty years I contributed my share in 12c lb, Butter 1c ib.
The wedding amts was. very beadge taxes and tools an interest in every- • 5c lb, Cheese Free
end' at their respective homes, Sc per dor. Eggs. Free
fully played A Miss Beatttice Madge 1VIrs. Humphrey Snell is visiting; thing that pertained to the progress 4c p taEte Ir'ee
of.•FTensall= -After a sumptuous wed- friends in Toronto, also taking to the of the •towtr. My family was reared la lb Fresh:Beef' rWe till.
forrg limier. the young couple left Fair 'i and educated in Clinton. I deplored
an extended honeymoon strip andby The W. M. S. held their regular the fact that T was not eligible for 4e lb. r Fresh Lantib Vac 1'1,
motor to Torotrtn, Niagara their ra ninthly meeting at the home of Mrs. enlistment when war broke out but 75 to 150% Woollens
intentiediate points. On, return T. Tamblyn - on 'Wednesday, with a I 'gave • my only' boy to take fila 120to 31e 1b, Raw Wool'
ices with the brave lads who laid,
f 'rage spent
the'
y vote?' Av tliore's-
is' lamentable what' a. small )orw
'It
centag'e of our citizens both- mens
and, ;7yomen ` are public spiAteth en0•
(nigh tcv exer0ise the right ai:xj'rpiiv'
out,
.loge: of voting, which has been; pLl0'
t•
bos"�
'i a
at 9 deal' them o
for tae
chased 4
wile o'
1t is not only �. E •ht and r pl g
o it is iitove, it'Fs'Llie citidente
i,a vote,
an<'e''
-fun
boarnden'•dp13"; the non-7ret o
rosy as'
l' St u
.,tion
o elr 1 S
dt
' which t a
.roe s
teracr
crime,
to amo
nitt almost
f .Se' iteznlber :be a'•
let the 14tfi o. I
-notable exee labors tan other yo ng.
nota 1.
times,'' in that on - `this ()erasion every'
nitro and woman will' rally 'to the,
polls and cast tli,PSr', votes. and we,
have this-, confiddnca' e'er:the sanity, of
eo le i hot' we have,
Ilio Canadian,. P p ,
not the slightest dbubil of"the"over'
whelming preponderance' of votes be
ing in • favor o1 t3'e o'uoervative
arty!.
n, votes; lint wlienr voting' time 1
OTTAW. 011 WASllINGTAN?
On the 14t1u instant,- -the' electors- O e• submit, that to any unpre]u-
of Canada will, have an: opportunity
oL lowing wether they° desire' the
fiscal 'policy of this country. to: em-
anate from Ottawa pure: and simple,
or from Washingtani. D'.C., viattOtta
was The .ordinary' hide bound: Grit,.
committed body and soul•to the'spec-
ious vapourings of MacKenzie King.
and his satellites, on. reading the
foregoing paragraph; will: doubtless been in, receipt of an income paid.by„
went their 'feelings by the use'of'tho• U. S. citizens? Who but one with.
one word that comes so glibly'to their U. ,S. interests at heart. eould:'frame-
tongue, viz., "Rot!" But' this article such a. tariff.? Has he not already.
is directed, not ,;to such a's these, lief pledged his word, for what it.mly. be'
to the t tinkin'g, sensible portion of worth,.that.if.returned to power. there'
our community. Let any such. read will.l$e. a.further gradual reduction. of
the folldwing list of duties 'showing the'tariff? Mark that wood. "grad•.•
the tariff in force in the U. S. and nal!" Their. bitter experience of 1911.
the, tariff•in force in Canada. It will still warns them to he nighty pauxiy..
'be at once easily manifest that tlie The egushing. ignominy that. the; •Can
U. S. tariff is well calculated to foss "adian-electorate handed out to' these:+,
ter industries in the U. S.; and that men on that. unforgettable occasion'
the Canadian'tariff is equally coleus is not easily forgotten. Hence the.
fated to injure Canadian industries; use of the word. "gradual" in the
and build up those of the 'C: S:: ' place. of boldly: stating all that. lies.
:behind it. Let. the electorate bear
Lowest U, 'S. Lowest 'Canadian this in.nind, that~Meighen's. pokey. is•
Customs Duty Customs Duty one'that.. will', bei a- policy of Canada.
for .Canadians. A. policy that will' be
42c per. bus. Wheat' 8c per' bus. dictated by am Honest desire- to build.
up: Canada.. A policy that will not.
be dictated: frotxr Washington, -nor a
policy that Will truckle to. the mans -
dates of U. S. senators. Meighen is
a man who can lie trusted, therefore
trust hint. MacKenzie Ring is a post-,
tive menace to Canada. Consign -Mtn
on the 14tH to the ignominy that ie.
bis' righteous dire.
tt •, diced mind,: such a condition. is incon-
eeis/able, to any r00 ii Canadian;, but
on• the. other hand highly attractive:
to any. who would gladly welcomethe
severance of any 'tie that. links Can-
ada. to,
an-ada.to, the. what British Empire.,: and.
as'equally gladly welcome her "becom-
ing. part. and Parcel of the• U.. S.. Has
not MacKenzie King ' before today.
Vote for 'Thamas l lcl l il,a l�, who. stands
for Clean, honest and Efficient L.ilaerait Goer
erntrietat in the, adininistrati0n of:the p0 01ic.
affairs of,Canada:
they will 'reside. near 'Varna. The
bride unveiled. in- ars ensemble .suit l
of navy 'blue trimmed with 'grey fair,
hat and shoes to match. The many
beautiful gifts the young couple re-
ceived showed the high esteem in
which they were held. They will be
at home to their' many friends after
the fifteenth.
•
, Goderich Township
•
Mr. and Mrs. Glen MacDonald and
family and Misses Florence and Alda
MaeD�onald of . -Detroit spent the
week -end with their brothers, Messrs
James and Colin MacDonald.
"•Cduncil met on Monday, Sept. 0th1
in Tliohnesville, The usual routine
business was disposed' of and the
following accounts paid: Dominion
Road Machinery Co., a scrapers,
$39.00; Canada Ingot Iron 'Co., cul-
vert, $43.00; R. McAllister, cement
tile, .$8.0,,0; John Tdbbutt, overseeing
on road 10, $13.70; John °Blair, over-
seeing, on road 1, $10.00; Peter
Young, cement tile, $4.00; : Sam Ems
tnerson, Supt., $6000; Bell, Bros„ oil
biadge account, $600.00.. `
School e coerce
CLINTON' ONTARIO,
reopens Tuesdaai, Sept. 7tfa, 1926
Why not. attend the' School that has the -Highly
Qualified Staff =
The School that teaches
REAL, PRACTICAL B1JS!NESS TRAINING
from start` to finish.
Where High School Students and Teachers are taughf
" specialized expert training in
Business Administration and
'Secretarial Science
and are sure of a good position, rapid promotion •
and big income.
COURSES—Stenographic, Commercial, Secretarial, General
Office, Servicd, Com.'Teachers Course
and special courses arranged.
For full information write to
• B. F. WARD, B.A.; Principal
Phone 198
WESTERN FAIR ,
LONDON —:' ,ONTARIO
September Atth to t3'th
,Interesting exhibits of the finest of Canadian Agricnitu"i,a1 and
Industrial precirrn�cts. Entertaining Grand ;Stand Performers. Ali
Amusing Midwalr<, full' of fun.
Everything in a larger and higher class scale than ever before
$40,000 in Prizes and Attractions
Prize List ,ancl full information op request. Closing Date Sept. and.
Reduced Fares. on _tll,Rarlioads. " -
J. II..S'AUNIDERS President, W..D. JACT SON, Secretary.
The. Clerk ,was instructed to plane
H.ydro arrears . on the roll to be col -
leased ' in ,taxes.. Council then ad -
;hurtled to meet Oct. 4th at 1:50.
-•R. G. TIIOMVilISSON, Clerk.
Br4AcefieId.
good attendanee. chat
Mrs. Mtn) : Grey of Walkerville, `down their lives. That my son took
who has recently been visiting at the chances with the others is shown by
manse, has returned home. the flet that he returned with the
Miss Bertha Brodgen, who spent coveted Military 'Cross.
the week -end with her parents, Mr. My home' and my family is in Clin-
and Mrs, G. Brodgen, returned bion- ton and my store is in the town, I
day to London am now past. the three score and ten
1 h alth have
Mr, and Mrs. W. Brund'son, who mark, and owing tt1o - e
were on a motor trip for the/past twoj been eompelled`•to spend the last few
weeks, visiting in Mount Forest, Gap, I winters in Florida; but my great joy
Woodstock and Palmerston, have re- was to return to my beloved Clinton
turned home, with the waren iveathei and the birds.
Ma. and Mrs; J. McCool visited My enforced absence in- the United p
friends near London'Suuday. States ants increased my attachment Town Hall. Clinton, Saturday ev'enh ig,, Sept:11
Mr. and Mrs. G. Moon were in Bay- for 'Canada. Have I earned the
Lace
24''.3
Free
1214 r%
55%'Silk Fabrics 1531'%
75'J Art, Silk Fabric' "15%`:'c'
75% Woollen Clothing 241(0'4'
75% 'Woollen Hose 221/ r¢,
33%ft to 88% Hats 201a°I
75r1r Blankets
201A%
40 to 55;a Carpets • 221/a%
33'4 Furniture • 18%,
Vote for. •
ANDREW HICKS'
FINAL MEETING
field Sunday. rights and privileges of the ordinary
to on
Miss ,Arnitsrong, who recently vis- ' citizen? 'Should Billy O'Neil be ai
ited her brother here, has returned to
her homes/it Constance.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Carter and fain-
ily motored to Stratford on Saturday.
i4Ir. and Mrs. H. $Toon and Miss A.
Moon were in Stratford on Saturday.
, . Mr. F. Johnston of Watford spent
the week -end at his hone' limn.
Miss L, Maines and J. Maines spent
several days, last week in Toronto.
Miss Olvattia 'Brigham of the St.
T.homaf Coilegiate staff, who spent
her summer vacation with her par-
ents, Mr, and Mts. Wm. Brigham, re-
turned to resune her duties on Mon-
,'_
On Thursday afternoon last the
•
inenibers of the ICelbyi Circle met at.
the home of the president, Mrs,'
Arthur McQueen, for the regular,
Monthly nteetiug. Miss May, me•Swan
took charg'e of the devbtional exer-
cises;' while Misses. Martha McDt1nald
aiid Jean 'Murdock eaclr read a paper
One Thin vv men
GainedQ) pounds
in 20. days:
P.S. Lyoti " of Stratford was the
guest of his •parents Mr. and Mrs. W.
Lyon, on Monday
Miss .