The Clinton News Record, 1926-11-25, Page 7, erifitslartilitt
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• FIAT 11.11? YOU GIVE LAST.0 RIST
;Pinata:Scion • Toys for the kiddies—Most of them boken by
,now., Something tisdful".foi the grown-ups—pow ' •
'-‘:,guaselleasaa,
worn out f°rgutt41):'• Cash to Your PloYees—
acoatcsaes, , aPinieleied but so spent hPent.Other piesents—burnediy
, • "bought ad perhaps ilI-chosen Are they reme b d
.ssugmoior
• SuppOse this year you givelheni each a Bank 13oola
Containing.an,Mitial deposit, and urge them to add to
it revalarly. COuld anything be more suitable?
Add " Royal Battle Pass Booles"lo your list
of Cloistmas•Gifts.
ieyaIBanK
of Canada
Clinton Branch. - R. E. Mantling, Managei •
•es'aees.
Of Interest to You
andMe
The Brussels Fost editor says he's
• waiting for the express man to leave
haunch of venison at his door. He
might invite us. up to dinner when
that happens. . .
It has been settled .at the Imperial
'Conference that the several nations
• einnprising the British Empire are
•-emial in independence. •This.has been
true in practise for many years, except that.the United. :Kingdom has
had to foot all the bilis for the up-
keep of the navy, and little thinga
like that,
•
We asked The •Goderich Signal re-
cently to telbus how the election was
going to go, it ha-ving profested,
ter the Federal election, that it knew
almost toa• vote what the result
wouid be. But it replies by telling
• us 'to find out just how people are go-
ing to vote and worts it out for our-
aelves. Its just as we thought. The
'Signal is no wiser than the rest of us,
'until after the event.
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The News -Record, like almost every
other newspaper, is this week nearly
swamped with Political advertihings
and voters are being urged to vote
for either one side or the other. As
has been the case .throughous the
-campaign, political questions are, for
• the most part, pushed aside and the
• question cif -the 0; T. A,'oa the Gov-
.: eanment's system. of control takes.
7 fiat piaco , Tnis was, to be expected
and la right. The auecessful handling
of the liquor question is the most
• im-
portant matter before the voters of
Ontario today. The people should
Study both sides, weighing the evi-
dence easefully, and then an Wednes-
day next east their ballots for what
they' honestly believe will be for the
best interests of the Province. By
this thne next week we shall know
what the verdict of ttie people is.
ttel arrIdges
WaEATLEYT---- ARMSTRONG -- At
the United (Presbyterian). church
manse; Saskatoon, :Sask., on Nov,
17th, by. the Rev. W. W. McPher-
sou, Mrs, Margaret Artisstreng of
Rosetown, Sask., to James Edward
Wheatley of Saskatoon, Sask. •
Birt hs
• TREWATH,A,-In Hallett, on Nov.
22nd, to Mr, and Mrs. Howard Tre-
wartha, ason.
W.ALKER-ajn Turnberry, on Nov.
16th, to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Walker,
a daughter.
GRAHAM—In Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital, Goderich, on
Nov, 12th, to Dr. and 1Vrrs. J. A.
•Graham,'a son.
PEASE—In Bayfield, on Nov. '16th,
to ,Mr. and Mrs. John Peas, a son.
—Sohn Lloyd. ,
Deaths
McKENZIE * In. "Clinton, on Nov,
24th, Thomas 1VIeNenzie, in his
88th year.
EAST—In Clinton, on . Nov. 22nd,
George C. East, aged 50 years.
HOGARTII—In Exeter, on Novem-
ber 17th, J. Wilson Hogarth in his
75th year. •
MeCALL--In Beatrice; Newbthalta,
on November lst. Mrs. Susan Me-
. Call, daughter of 'the late Thos. and
&feat "Bathe,- Wolfe ,Sta Gm/crick
in her 6 -6th year.
Ring Leet
A gentleman's gold ring, with Me
sonic emblem. Finder kindly corn-
inunicate with J. G. Ohowen, Clinton,
85-2.
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...110M1.1••••11.11•1•1.11.1111111.
Why 1 am a Liberal -Conservative
Candidate in This Flection
• A brief review of thatilt Of• the -Fero-Ilion aildinistretion
shows that: " •'''••-•
The finances of the nevi/10;110Po been :established tieOn a sound
basis and it is gratifying t6.41•1§"Itix payer to-liedaefts BAL•ANCE1)
BUDGET and lower taxes.
' A great impetus ; has been given to the development of our
wealth sui. Minerals,- Foveae Products, and in the colonization of
Northern Ontario: ' •
Marc generouS expenditure has been made- to Agriculture,and f
every help given to the favmers to organize they industry on aa co-
operative heels' and Open up markets overgeas.
A' reforestation program has•been established, •
•The"Governmentlas pursued an Immigration Policy of bringing
to Ontario only those for whom plaees and occupation have been found.
The extension of I-Ifydro Electric services has been given cathful
consideration.
Educational reforms have been effected. .
Great strides have been made in child welfare work.
The Government hat: provided assistance to the returned soldiers.
The laws of the Province have been rigidly enforced witit eons-
age and rectittide. , • -
I. am an advocate of the old agt pensions.
• Benefits fox the voter: Removal of the amusement tic; exemp,
tion on Municipal tax on intornesa reduction of $5.00 in motor ear
.. licenses;
By reason of. the efficient financial administration of the Fer-
guson Government which hasaresulted n inereasig the reyenue by
$16,000,000.00"generous treatment has been given the Munieipalities,
and it 'hoe been possible to return to the people by way of grants
for the up -keep of schools; public institutions; health elinies, roads,
, etc., during the fiscal year 1925, the large S1.1111 of $2.4,406,000.
It is a• government which has given the•Provia-tee of Ontario ad-
toinistration Oat has been :clean, :clear and honest: •
Regarding the 0. T. A. Versus Governinent Control:
I am in favor of Mr. Bergason's plan, and frankly declare iny-
aelf impressed with his aincerity in offering a remedy that will be
an improvement on the present law. •
No man eats say with sincefity that the 0, T. A. as a Temperance
measure has been the success We hoped and believed it would be.
The bringing about of Temperance is a process of education, and
is the responsibility, of the home, the school and the church. •
•labelieve that a firm rigid 'system of Government Control, 'care-
fully' and honestly -workecl out,, will bring,about, for those who are
eager for the. best meral interests of our feorrumanity end, Province
the goal we are. striving-aor. , .
As the father of ten children 1 would not dare to propose any'
measure which' would make it easier for the, youth of Ontario to
•`We did not realize the extent to which poiseri alcohol from the.
Ir. S. A. was percolating into Ontario commuitities -until avo•woke
one morning and found -fifty of our citizensa dead or dying from
• drinking the stuff. ,
Which is in the'best interest of true temperance/To have un-
adulterated liquor, sold by known and disinterested persons re-
aPonsible to the Government. or to leave 'the traffie• in tlie hands °of
terespensible persons whose sole motive is gain? .
Do you know that in Mir own County of Huron the 'test of ad-
aninistrating•-justice jumped from, $2,378.00 in 1917 to -15,427,00, in
• 1524 and over 80% of the cases grew out of the'0, T. A.? -
Do not be mielead by the half truths as stated by my opponents
•'high salaried proaeasiettal , spell-hinders—weigh carefully the issues
which ale before you and I ,will be satisfied with the vault.:
RESPF,CTFULIa1"-5034CIT YOUR VO] g AND INFLUaING!
ALK
Liberalteenservatrve Cancliclate
fo 01317,
tivoiweelts yon
The ,Clinton Studio olian from 10 ,a.m.
-„ • , .
,to'4 p.ni. every' l'etestiav; „...
, Burgess", Pertratt Stnaio
• wilTotiEr..1` ANti,
, • • (;ARD O.1'70ANRS -
Prihre• Albert,
SaSk., wishes te ithank theClhton
riends fejt; .their Sympathy ;and "'We
beautiful; tributeSieher 're-
cent,bereavement in the death of ther
Inishandl• the :late John frittin[.'
HURON. COUNTY
P110111B1'r ON UNION "
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• .DORSES
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- .C. A. Robertson diaboral •
. • and
, W. G. Medd, Progressive
• For -North and South Hition.
We the mend:tot-a of the Executive
.ef the Huron Braneh, of the Ontario
Prohibition Union, assembecl in Clin-
ton this 22nd day of November, 1926,
do hereby affirgt our- .utishaken con-
victionaln the usefulness of the On-
tario Temperance Act; - would urge
the -strengthening and faithful en-
forcement of the Act; and would dig -
approve of any amendment to the Act
along the proposed line of "Gdvern-
ment Control." We recognize" that
the continuance of the Ontario Tem-
perance Act is the Supreme issue in
the' •present Provincial Election Cam-
paign -and therefore heartily give our.
enddeation to W G. Meild, Progres-
sive, Candidate for the riding of
South Huron, • and C. A. Robertson,
Liberal candidate for the riding' of
North Huron. 85-1
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, Political Meeting •
-In Town Hall, Tuesday, Nov. 30th,
at 8 o'clock pan..in interests of A. H.
Neel), Conservative candidate. Capt.
Hand and ages. Twidale, speakers.
85-1
Euchre and Dance
A sociar:evening, with euchre and
dancing. is being put on, by the mem-
bers of the TO.O.F. in the Knitting
Company's Club Rooms, over Bank of
ISIontreal, on the evening of Tuesday,
Dee. 7th. Proceeds in aid d Hospital
Driye. Lunch, Tickets 50e. 85-2
Illustrated Lecture
On Monday evening, Dec. 6th, at
o'clock in the Baptist church, the
Itev. Dr. Schutt, -Supt. of Rome Mis-
sions, will give his popular 'lecture.
"MY Travels in Palestine," illustrated
by beautiful colored lanterei
Furjther particulars next week 85-1.
Euchre and Dance
A euchre and dance will he held in
the L. 0. L. rooms on Monday even-
ing, Dec, eth under the auspices of
Murphy Lodge. Admission 35c.
Members please paovicle. 85-2
For Sale
Heavy set of team harness, double
set of light harness, 'nearly new. Ap-
ply to 'Hiram MIL Clinton. Phone
150. : 84-2-p
Stinyeal
From lot -27, cencession 2,'West
Wawanosh, on Nov. 9th, a ',black
Angus heifer, 18 meths old Last
heard of on Base Line near Summer-
hill. Any person having heard oa or
seen the said heifer kindly conanimi-
eate with the undersigned, Scan
Hoare, B. R. No. 2, Auburn. Phone
15s29, Dungannon Central. . 85-4
Pullets For Sale •
60 bred -to -lay Barred Rock pullets,
A.pail'hatched. D. M. Lindsay, Hedge-
row Poultry Farm, Clinton Phone
14-610. ' 85-2
Community Entertainment.- '
The Londesboro Cogimunity
Board will celebrate the hell' Mini-
versary by a supper and 'program on
Wednesday, Dec. 8th, when: Harvey
McGee, Auburn; S''Sibthorpe, Blyths
Londesboxo Orchestra and others will
take patt • 85-2
•• ' Pups For Sale
:Three -Collie pups, guaranteed
helots. Apply ato Albert Helloweas
Londesboro. 85-1
Clinton Taxes, 1026'
Ratepayersare reminded that the
secona instalment of taices for 1926 jElt,
now being. 'received, the last day for
payment being Dee. 14th. After that
date five per cent will be added. '
It is algo specially requested that
any arrears previous to 192E1 be paid
before Dee. , -31st to avoid the necessity
of taking furl:boa steps to enforce.
payment.
85-8 • Tax Collector.
"Meeting of Enron County Cohneil
The Council of the .Cotpotation ot
the 'County- of Huron. will meet in
the Council -Chamber, Goderich, at
o'clock in th-e aftevneon of Tuesiley,
the 7th day of Decal -label', 1920. AJI
accounts agitinst•fire County must be
ihi the hands of the. Clerk nob lat'ex
than Monday preceding the, meethSg,
of Council. a
Godorksh, Nov. 20,bh, 1926.
Gte Holman, fCounty Gicalaa
Better be„a' Wearer of :a-liesea- 4
Than.- a IS0Shitaist
Eye strain e,brnetirn,cs cairsoe'ri
lat:vials. condi:ilea that is,ekaisesSed ho
ill temper. , There is ' nothing hard to
understand in"that-to7eperson who is
at itil"Tanigiar: With eye strain,. :Out
aaarVices have -Often' proven
of the above.' If 5/ouriiiittolten 1134
ii.someAat PeahlistiStiasmitithe glesa
SOS avoula, hell/ "Yee. W. "1.•/•11011eal5
05/trnitrist, Clirito, Ontario
• Handkerclu f am
aft
IOIIW
Cut, nr
Irish Linen Store and
Women's Exchange
Ppultrg Wanted
•
Now is the time'to get rid of 'your
non-producing'hens. We will do poor
culling free ofaehrtrge, We also want
chickens and diacks. Wednesday and
Thursday forenoons at residence, afies•
toria street, fifze doors north of GI N.
-It. tracks. Call 231, Clinton tentral,
for prices. '
A. E. FINCH
78-ta.
•
• NOTICE:
During my absence from Town Mr.
H. Wiltse will receive, and give re-.•
ceipta therefor, all moneys which'
would have been paid to me were I
here. Those .interested will please
take notice and act accordingly.
S. S. Cooper
82-4-p
•
• STOP! LOOK !!
Great Sale of
Boys' Clothing
Commeneing,Saturday, Nov. 20th,
,I am putting on a sale of Boys' Cloth-
ing at very attractive pried..
BOYS' SITS FROM $4.50
A new suit makes u splendid Christ.
Ines Box for a boy.
J. IVIcEwatt
merchant Tailor Opp. Post Office
84-2-p
UPHOLSTERING
Now is the time to make sure thet
your parlor suit or other upholstered
pieces are reconditioned or recovered,
readiness for the holiday season.
We have g beatififilla line of Tap-
estry, Mohair, and, 3m. Leather' cov-,
erings at prices to :Mit all purses, and
are prepared to handle a lianited num-
ber of Yobs for delivery befora
Christmas.
Avoid disappointment by seeing -us
early, or Alone for appointment rani
we will call with samples.
Downs' Uphojstering
& Remodelling workS
bpp. Ontario St. Church Sheds,
Clinton 84-3-p
Clinton Garage
COLD WEATHER, GAS
The Famous Ethyl Gas
. • .
Will start your ear easietsagive you
more Miles, More Nip, inose power
.and no, knocks. •
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We also have the Shell Gas, for all
purposes, cars, cleaumgaclethea,,aeth.,
Our Oils are the Snot—
'Mobilo% Marveinbe and Shen '
'Battetiea' el:eager:V.1er cator tattle.
Also charged,. stored and genegally
thken „cane of for winter at reasonable
AS"a")1KK•'.. ,•
• • a- • •'.
',-•'Sjsins:-Waisted '
Mink': and Racoon sl WaritecL..
Will aidysaor- "Mink;Osiris, ,gend'cOloiSa:.,"
us to 414.00:: IL A. Hdvey, .I'hone." 89;
•• 84ata ".
Sale of Clothing
:lime and School Club will hold.st
stale of clothing aa the Deco/m.15pp,
Meeting, On Dec. 14th fvona foux . to
six p.m. Contvibutiona fer use or tq
be thisinde will' be Vvelcoinecl. Pleese
leave- at Mass C. IL Venner's or Mr,
.1-Iellyar's store. Afternoon tea will
be served, : • 84-4
-,Trewartit
WeopSoiyatzg ig fifilk*FeTd Ping
Pltelle.os
ao1yfil" the V;;Oek as possible for
c..0.000 ,DRIMA$0 FOR ALL KINDS
01' NO 1'Pqt1;(4TRY
We advise you to have the' birds oz,
Your laying culled while the
paiee is -high. Culling of- Iiirds' clone
free of charge•tlqough our office,
Phones—Office, 21.41 Reside/10a. 214w
Nediger s Garage
For Gasoline, Oil and Grease
Tires, Tubes and Accessories.
, -Let us figure en your Trucking
Some -Wood for Sale'
W.J. Nediger, ProP.
F.R.DAR
OW
BARRISTER
will be at his office
in Clinton each
MONDAY
From 3 to 6 p.m.
30-tf.
We Serve and Satisfy
•
The home of
Good Fruit's Nuts, etc
°
For your Chaistmas Cake, :1V1incemeat
and Puddings
Thompson'a Seedless Raisins, lb. 15e
Farley Bleached Raisins, per Ib. 25e
New Valencia RaisinS, per lb. ,;18a
tinagents, per lb. 18e
Shelled Walnuts, per lb, .. . 55e
Shelled Almonds, per lb. 60e,
Mixed Peel; 1/2 'lb. cans 20e
Maraschino Cherries, bottle? 206
Allen's Prepare a Almond Paste 35c
Allen's Almond Icing 25c
Mince Meat, per lb. • 2Qe
SPECIALS FOTi. WEEK -END .
Ready Cut Macaroni • • 2 for '25e
Prunes 2 lbs. for 23c
Figs, 10e ib, or •3 for 25e
Sodas, 3 lb. boxes 49e
10 bath "P. ee G. or Gold Soap 55c
L LitWSON St CO.
PROMPT DELTVER'Y
Phone 111
Cheese for Sale -
Cheese in bulk at any time. Large
cheese, 18c, Flats, 20c, &Mans", 21c
.per lb. 'The Holmesville Cheese and
Butter Co. W. H. Lobb; president
and salesman, R. R. N. 3, OlintOn.
78-tf.
Reuse Per Sale
, 7 -roomed house and quaeter-acre
lot, town water, eleetaie lights. AP -
ply to 'J. Dohettys Clinton;`83-tf
Clothes Cleaned end Prosed:
Clothes . cleaned; preased:enre're-
paired. Woollen, goods -dry :cleaned;
Rooms. oases Heaadaa-'..litaaber •phop,..
W. J.-ea/ago: . 2283-tf
.• • ,
• . • ,.-Fer'Siale or Rent • "
Houses on Thuaon' Road, •cottage.
Gavage''and garden. Poaseasion.Jan,
nary 1st 1983. Apply to • Geo: H.
Clintohaer Sto firers: Es -
Bev, Clatarie: a • • • 84-4
• • •, :IrOra$:';);
Conta'a;CfamOlficl,;$;', Saxaphone• hi
excellent 4onclitionocVi11. sell on vete
easy terins—aiccryetY reasonable. ;Ap-
ply to Rs IT. Johnson, Jeweller. •
•" •• -if
.aPtalleth Fur Sate ' '
20 1r palleth-lar'411C Ohba -lay' •
ing variety. Mrs. W. Lawson, 59, It,
PH014E 74
No. 1
Hone for Sale or Rent .
House on corner of Huron and -Or-
ange streets, old Molintcastle. place.
Apply'to F: W. Johnston, Clinton.
clinton's
ittlfAtS
WE CAREFULLY INISPR.C-T
EA C. LOT oF WAL WC. BOY
,AND NOW MAY WE SELECT
TOUR Vt/INTEI6 COAL --
-131-aPLY
a a-aan01`.1 a- a:1
There is a hospitable feeling
about a welt -'heated store. s
That makes"People watt to ;opine in
gild buy.- •
•
'• If, your siales fall off in the bitter,
nSinter weather,
•• Werrn up the atmospheie
With.Heat Folks .coela
-And watch a -our crowds of custom-
ers grosv, ' •
. .
Call litevipitt"Pl!ft,N§ ,
for good, clean cosl •••
T,BultabLkx,
R
W E
tIGINTON
p .;
elusive Agents tor
,51eCerrnicli*Tteering Line', of. frnplenetts, Rngines, Tradors, Trucks.:
Gilson Mannfaeaming:On.L-Silti's;,Rligine'S, Litter Carriers, Furnaces,
Dobefty Stove Co,—Entire•line,' of Quebec 'Cooks and iietites.
Good "Cheer line. of Quebec Cp'o5and13eaters,-, • '
TorMito. Water Sys -kb -1/1i; PinapP, Wood and Steel
'Tanks Stable ,Equipmextt,,,etet1 4.' 1;.• .4
,.-•Pedlar People Limited's line 'of Steel, Roofs,..talverts„ Ceili/ws, etc. •
• Renfrew and'Prinnulse- Cream Separatoys.
Cahadian -Goodrich, Ribber Co.'s Pootwe'ar, Rubber Boots, Rubbers
and Zipper Overslitie•-• -
When Mile/Toted in, any of the- above4ines our representative, with
an- EXPERfll will. eaal and give you -au ostinlate.
Iyer Hardware Co
Dealers. ire General Eft-LA.1,1%re, Paints, (kis, Stoves, Etc.
• Rowland's Old Stand
TELEPHONE 53 • CHI-NAMEL STORI1
- Western
Oats
Expect ear daily. SeliNg 850 bus.
off car at what oats would cost you
tor'ay. Order your cbeatiirements.
These are high and will be much
higher.
Bran & Shorts
Have cars coming in :regularly.
Csaar your requirements and give us
a shame to protect yea 011 01riSing
natiket.
J. A. FORD & SON
• Phone 123 -
Flour aricP Feed Merchants and.
Grain Buyers •
Having erected new coal sheds will
have on hand full stock of coal for
ininkediate delivery. Prices reason-
able. Also a quantity of dry maple
wood. •
R. J. MILLER
Orders taken at residence, phone 119,
COAL
Stove, Egg, Nut and Threshing ['oat
• Coke and Kennel Coal.
Also •Ceclar awl Hardwood
-; • E. WARD •
Phone 155. • Huron Street,
Singer Sewing Machine
Sold on Easy Monthly Paymentsk
Special two-year terms given to
farmers
Also a full stock of
laleedles, Betts and Parts
for all makes I
Sole Agent for the Singer 1
W. GLEN C's,01C.
Phone 1713 P.O. Box 201, Glinted
09
y TA-Suoy Rubbers
They are -Be ter
Many people have aheady experienced that the New Kaufman
High Pressure -Low Teinperature ,process ofcuring rubber in the
manufacture of Rubber Footwear ensures 'superior wearing qualities.
They arc getting lenge-r' wear without increased.„.aoSt
Our 'Personal Guarantee • is behind every pair. We guarantee
that every pair is perfect in construction and quality, and that you
will get•full servibe for the money you pay.
•
TmaderhaenirelilWeilpIrboevisaiolnotf, Itla
,evumbyebrodWy,esaltieeerdsabout now and we have
• .
' ..Prices Are Reasonable
Moil's Rubbers : Rubber Boots .....$5.95
LaClies' Rubbers-. . 85e Ladies' Rubber Boots ....5250
Boys' Rubbers 85c and 90a Boys' Rubber Boots $3.25 -
Girls' Rubbers : . .. . 75c. ' Childs' Rubbers 65c
'Not the "Bargain Sale' sort but good Rubbers that can be relied on
• -"'" • 'to do their duty '
FRE D JACKSON
The Big Shoe Store • Opposite the Town Hag
weeerriesexamm.
..a,m,..M...tmasetai.alsemkor
C. H., ITENNER,_Electriciari
Electric:Ranges; Fixtures, Bulbs, Irons, Fans and other
Appliances
Wsrang and Repairs. Phone 6 Inr
!LffllJ; 1111 FEES
We liave a tar of corn corning in 'a few days arici will sell off
the ear; also another car of Western. Oats which we will also sell
off the ear. Leave your order for delivery ori the car. .
BRAN,' SHORTS AND OILCAKE ,ALWAYS ONI HAND '
All ,the First Class Brands -of Flour ois hand. We will give special
prices on five and ten bag lots
We have ante Gronnd Screenings, Chop and. Rolled Coate
, .
TRY ODR CELLO -GLASS -FOR YOUR CHICKEN HOUSE
PA
CLINTON
Chafriesworth
•aaaa_saaasaassa,
PHONE 199 '• ••• '