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Pianos at
All Prices
T. J. MeNEIL
Clinton's Musical instrument Representative
Always at Your Service Box 113 or Phone 273, Clinton
The modern young man
wearing"Iiivictus" Shoes
feels he is stepping "on
top of the world."
VILE BEST GOOD SROB
PLUMSTEEL BROS.
HERE COMES SUMMER AND THE
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Round Trip WILL LEAVE GODERICH One Way,
TUESDAY, JUNE 7th,AT 9:30 a.m.
Arriving Port Huron 1:30 p.m. Detroit 35:30 Imre
Returning leaves Detroit 1 p.m., Thursday, June 9th
The only boat trip from Goderieh to Detroit this season. Children
. between 6 and 121 half fare. Visit your Michigan 'friends and- see
magnificent Detroit, A delightful trip over the grealitinternational
highwaq of lakes and rivers.
Leek Trip Goderich to Detroit, Friday, June 10th, 9:30 a.m.
MOONLIGHT OUT OF GODERICII'
'Monday, .Tune 6th; at 8:30 p.m.
FINZ1 L'S Qrehestra for dancing in steamer's big ball room.
Three hours on beautiful Lake Huron for 50e; children 25c
PROTEC'
Natures Preservative
PROTECT° is Nature's
own preserver and beautifier
—Creosote—combined with
pure color and Linseed' Oil,`
carried into the fibres and
pores of the wood, preventing
rot and decay,
One gallon of PROTECTO will do
the work of two to three gallons of
Shingle Staid. It will look better and
last twice as long. Thus, it is far more
economical to use. It is the ideal finish
for shingledor tnineralized composi-
tion roofs, barns,
garages, fences, sid-
ings; bungalows
and all rough
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light in color anel gives a tough, durable finish to
all floors. It ,is waterproof and walli•proof and
brings out the grain of the wood. It is put up, all
ready to use M clear or stain colors.
Ask' for color card.
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SPRINC AND SITelMER
CARE OF THE ORCHARD
huring the last three or they years'
there hasJean a marked revival in iii-
teeest in apple growingin the County
of Huron. Farmers are realizing that
in order to, have marketable fruit, the
orchard should°receive et least the:
same care and 'tune as any other
farm crop. As a result, we notice all
through the county' a Large number
of orchards from : which the dead,
wood, surplus branches and sucker
growth are being thoroughly pruned.
It is a very good plan at this time
to scrape off the loose bark of the
trunks and largerbrancheswith a
hoe as the codling wdrnes and other.
insects spend a part of their lives in
such sheltered places. Where or-
chards- are cultivated, it is advisable
to begin cultivation as soon as`possi--
bie in the spring so that moisture will
be retained;" and an early start for
quick growth assisted. It: is minas
my to use the disc where the land is
not too heavy or too stony, or where
a thick crop has not to be worked im
Cultivation should cease not later
than the middle of " Juneto prevent
danger of. ''late growth.
In this county where we are not
bothered with the San Jose Scale, the
early dormant spray of Lime Sulphur
1-7, is now generally oinitted except
in orchards where the Oyster Shell
Seale is very abundant.'
It has been found that a spray
should be applied about the time
when thebuds of most varieties have.
clearly burst if scab is to be con-
trolled. This is called. the Earle Leaf
or Pre -Pink Spray. It is applied ht
the rate of Line-Sulphtu 1-40 or Bor-
deaux 3-6-40.• The object, of this
spray is to cover- the tips of the
thorough-
ly,
blos-
soms and theYoung'leavea ttoiough-
1y, to prevent scab spores from the
old leaves in the orchard attacking -
this year's. growth. This is often the
most important' spray for the preven-
tion of scab.
At the present time, the young buds
are more or less covered by small
green aphids, - From examinations
made, these appear' to be chiefly oat
aphids, which will, in elle course of
several weeks migrate to the green
fields, causing but little injury to the
trees.
More men are applying Sodium Ni-
trate to the apple trees than prev
iously as it stimulates the trees into
rapid growth and aids in the develop-
ment of frujt.
When most of the blossoms are
showing pin], `the trees should be
thoroughly covered with Lime Sul-
phur 1-40, taking care to cover the
top and outer tips of the branches
thoroughly. A poison is added to this
spray to control' biting insects. Either
lee ills: of Arsenate of Lead or 1 Ib,
of Arsenate of Lime (Calcium Arsen-
ate) may be used to every 40 gallons
of spray. In either case 3 lbs. of Hy-
drated Lime should be added to this
amount of poison. Iis seasons of
rapid growth, the blossoms may some-
times open before this spray is com-
pleted. In, such cases the poison
should be omitted. In order to obtain
clean, marketable frit,: it is necessary
to spray carefully and thoroughly to
combat the numerous insects and dis-
eases to which the fruit is subject:
When most of the blossoms have
fallen, thetrees are ready for the
Calyx Spray. -This is the same as the
Pink Spray but great care .should be
taken to drive the mist right into the
calyx oreye of the apple so that
there is sufficient •poison to kill the
young Codling worm when it attempts
to enter the fruit at this point. In
this spray a special effort should be
made to cover the tree well from
both sides.. This is the, most import-
ant spray for the control of the Cod-
ling Moth Moth and a day or two snakes all
the difference between failure and
success.
About twelve days later, the Small
Apple Spray is given, Lime Sulphur
1-40, with 1 pound of Lead Arsenate
or 8a lb. of 'Caldera' Arsenate as a
poison. Use 3 pounds of Hydrated
Lime to every 40 gallons of spray.
The lines should be added before put-
ting in the poison..' In cases where a
special spray is given for Sidewolins,
the poison may be omitted from tics
,Small Apple Spray.
In a year when. June is dry, the
Small Apply Spray is often omitted
except on varieties very subject to
scab as Snow, McIntosh, Grevensteins
and Early Harvest.
The above sprays thoroughly put
on will usually control scab success-
fully. Occasionally when the weather,.
is wet in "early August and, promises.,
t0 remain so en application of Lime
Sulphur 1-50 not later than raid
Auguet will act as ari insurance
against late infections of scab,
Wife Takes Vinol Feels Fine -Now
"I was weak and had no strength.
Sinee taking Vino]; I feel fine now
and do any work again," Mrs. G.
Barnesberger. The -very FIRST week
you take Vinol, you begin to feel.
stronger, eat and sleep better. Vinol
is a simple, strengthening -' iron and
cod liver compound in use for over 25
Years by weak, nervous women, run
down men and sickly children. W. S.
R. Hennes, .Druggist,
,
Late Hatched. Chicks
Will Mature Rapidly
IF F D
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CAlier 111
For the first
three months
after `
hatching
THE CLIN 'ON •NEWS -RECORD
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THURSDAY, 1JA'%' 19, IP'2'1'`'
of
Uf
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A' Column Prepared Especially for Wouien
But Not' Forbidden to Men
A survey was recently made of 568
'arm homes in the State of Michigan,
when it was shown that 501 farmers
possessed automobiles, 155 had rad-
ios, but only 24 had bathrooms with
running water.
Probably if a. survey were made of
the farms of Ontario some such con-
dition would be'1ound'to obtain here,
and it has often been a source of
wonder to me why more farriers do
not provide'thenisebves with the come
fort and convenience of a properly
equipped bathroom. ""It is the ex-
pense, we cannot' afford them," I
think I hear a chorus of voices ex-
claim, But i'in not so sure. Any Sat-
urday nicht you can see parked on
the different streets of Clinton thou-
sands 'upon thousands of dollars
worth of automobiles, beautiful and
expensive 'cars, :which would grace
any street of any town or city in
Canada, A dozen years ago itwas
the exceptional farmer who owned a
car, now the fanner who does not
own one is the exception. "Well, you
do notnbegrudge'us mw cars, de you?"
the fanner may ask. No, I do not.
I remember several years ago, when
only one or two farmers in this vicin-
ity owned a ,car, I weete a little
article conuueiiding the wisdom of a
car purchase for the farmer, pointing
out that of ail. people a'farnrer might
find :most: use for a car. I,have
changed my mindabout some things
during the interval, but not about
this. Farmers can and do make
great use of their cars and they have
been and are a great comfort to
every member of the tensity. But,
admitting all ' this, if I were on a
farm and had nay choice of a car and
a bathroom, consideringthe dui -the -
year -around comfort of . the 'whole
family, I'd choose the bathroom.I
remember a woman who bad reared' a
large family. on a farm, having many
comforts and not a few luxuries, say-
ing some years ago that if she were
starting life again she would have a
bathroom if She had to live in one
room otherwise.
It is really more a ina`tter of con-
1
sidering it necessary and possible
than the expense, which deters many.
I. have sometimes thought if bath-
room supply salesmen were as 'per-
sistent as car, salesmen are their]
business might flourish more.
Of :orris: I can see the,difference.
A,car salesman can go out and 'sell
a marl a oar and can deliver..it intact,
receive his money and the purchaser
can collect his family, pile into the
carand cat begin to enjoy it immed-
iately, whereas if u rued decides to
install' a. bathroom- he; has to plan the
place, to' consider the water' supply
and • then must endure.a lot of incon-
venience and perhaps clo a lot of hard
work before the new convenience is
ready for use.
But considering such a convenience
necessary is the great thing. It used
to be thought that such luxuries were
only' for wealthy people in large;.
cities -but of late years all new houses
in the email towns where waterworks
systems are located are being
equipped -with all snob conveniences,
and they are being added to many of
the older houses. A gentleman who
riesi'ded for a time in Clintorl e few
years' ago exclaimed against the
dearth of such conveniences in this
town, which had so many other ad-
vantages. His . ,idea was that the
town authorities should have built a
sewer" lather than macadam streets.
"An f g abundance'
o running water,"
r
he said, • "and- only one tap in a
house!" lie may have been right,
who knows? If a sewer had been
built it would have been still good,
while the macadam streets are worn
out and being replaced. But, be that
as it may, the comfort and necessity
of having bathroom accommodation
in all houses is becoming daily more
evident.
Having such conveniences in a: town
like Clinton may be a bit easier than
having theta on the farm but if the
detormination is there a way will be
found. Most farms, at least a large
number of farms, have running water
or springs and ' with the outlay of
some money, some 'labor ` and ingen-
arty this water "could: be piped to the
house. Most Yarm,himes have large
cisterns with pumps and these arc-
-seldom dry, if they are large enough,
110 the introduction of special con=
trivances this rain water can be con-
nected with the furnacein boiler'
and used iri'the bath room for bathing
purposes, instead of „ having to be
heated in pots on the kitchen range.
and carried to the bedroom and used
in the washtub.
In another twenty-five years, in-
stead of seeing a bathroom an•exeep),
■■■e
tion in the, farm houses ' of Iluron'
Cbuuty 8 believe Choy will be the ue:-
ucte thing. REBEKAH
VARNA
The Y. P, S, met on Friday evening .;
as usual, with a good attendance. Mr;
J. E. Har,+nwell grave an interesting
talk on "Idols,"
Miss Blanche Taylor spent Sunday
with Miss Cassie Johnston,
Quite a number from around here
took in the anniversary ; 'services in
E'ipp en' Sunday.
T splendid ap
pearanee of Dunlop'
Balloons : is no- --•guess-
work. -That nagged
road resistance is not
there by chance. That
adequate resiliency was .
no blind selection.
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You receive the
benefit of ,,thirty
three years of
honest thinking,
'careful planning,
judicious
experi.
'
mentation • when'
you buy
DUNLOP TIRES
to -Clay,
007Thlrty.TIhree Years' Merit
Dunlop Official Service Depots: J. B. Levis, Clinton.
Clinton,Motor Truck and George H. Beatty, Varna
Machine Co., Clinton. J. C, Radford, Londesboro
Bert Langford, Clinton. W. Westlake, Bayfield,
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DOWER that laughs at high bills and
rough roads! ' Smoothness that
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acceleration that meet your every de-
mand! Lopg, resilient springs that
cushion,. every shock! Beauty that
makes you proud to be seen driving
such a cat! A rightness about every
little detail that you would expect only
in mut% higher -priced cars! "
Alt these things Chevrolet gives .you . ,
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and only Chevrolet can give them at Chevrolet
ptice,
The Most Beautiful Chevrolet in Chevrolet
History is now selling at 'new and lower prices.
the lowest for which Chevrolet bas ever
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Roadster • - • $655 Touring • • - • $655
Sport Roadster $730 Caupe $7.$0.
Coach 4760 Sedan • • • • • 4669
Cabriolet • - - 4890 Landon Sedan $930.
Imperial Landau Sedan - 4979
Roudatcrbelivcrrq4695 Comra Cttasds$490
1 -Too -Truck Currie . . • • • • • $645
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A Beatty will give you --
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