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WE HAVE
oU TO -SEF 1i
ON SALE
son acting under the au-
Ittioned in this paragraph
Iii fdorie under Elio uxthori-
tdl udgemollt are exercised
be liable' to males coin-
nd'further than as Pro-
,
diet all 'bre' kid �"a� � Bred:oh exposed for sale in the
rtivn ofClinton ah'rl'1;be,mtl ,.-0 good wholesome flour or meal and
all be sold by avon'dupois weight, and the use ol: deloterious mater!
Is 'in making bre ad is hereby -forbidden; '
2. That 411 loavesbread lxereafter baked for sale or, exposed;
or sale in the Grown of Clinton shall} be loaves of three. pounds weight
and Loaves of one andone halfpounds weight and on demand or re-
quisition of the purchaser„ the baker or .vendor shall -Weigh his bread
ab' the time of clolivery and allow such purchaser to see Whether the
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c.lasc d is 1 len t
bread p
p
or a e'T
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r: That oily b hl c.ic or veudoi of broad,- ht o
ar have for sale ,bread male contrary, to the provisions, o2 the above
Sections 61"this By-law; shall forfeit the same for•'the use of the Town,
and the maker of sueh bread shall be lhlble to;the penalties provided
heir
in this BY=1aiv. . _
4. No Berson shall expose for sale upon the street or elsewhere
in the open an' within the; Town at Clinton any meat, .vegetables, fruit'
or other article or co ys nlnhodit -:. intended for human food unless the
soros shall be covered, in such a manner )l1 tm protect it from .eon-
xiilinal.iol 'by dost or other offensive or dieleteriouS matter.
5. No vendor of l road,intended lei: Tv:mien food shall.deliver the
. sttiite unwrapped or exposedcpntaarinstioitand all food,.stuffs
or rise ther..ein shall be enclosed
soli' �vltlnr�tlie said :l'own` for delivery �
clean, sanitary wrappings.:'
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5. Vendors of fresh fish:delivering,the samefrom iced boxes 00
containers shall not 'be required to comply with the foregoing provis-
ions of this By-law..._
7. No Berson shall have or: expose Tor sale any fresh, or uncured
fish 1 nless,the sante shall be kept in clean, sanitary and properly iced
containers and shall' be protected from flies, dust and other injurious
plat er. - 4
$, I 'ery; person conducting a bake -shop shall,do so only under a
license•"to be issued by the Municipality, and;nei,license shall.,be issued•
until the Medical Officer of Health gives a certificate that all regula
tions and' conditions have been fully complied with. The fee for the
license -shall be the sum of One Dollar per year. Any license issued
hereunder may be; revoked: by,the Council of the Municipality.
Every person guilty of the violation of this. Py -law or•'refusing to
comply with• itny of; the proti sions thereof shall be subject to the pen-
alty minosed by the Statutes of Ontar10 then in force:
By-laws No. 9 l'or 1900, No. 6 for 7905, and No. G for 1914 are
hereby repealed.
This By-law shall come into :force and take effect immediately
on the passing thereof.
' Passed this first day of May 1922.
special'•offering iii WALL I'ER during
's for papers and orders taken for banging
CLINTON
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TA
piing Work
lave your harness overhauled. and Made
0 are prepared to wash and oil harness at
D'FOR
..$ .75
:HED AND OILED $1.50
FOR .$1.50
ED AND OILED ...... ...$2.50
Alligator harness oils, `any quantity at
etment of Lahorse
lars at collars5.00,$2.00, $2.75,
madecol
one at reasonable prices,
M. A lk
LUGGAGE
RIGIiT PRICES
From Town By-laws
t or occupier of any such lot or parcel of-
Jell ornamental orslrade trees are planted,'
es to comply -with the requirements of this.
unified ' by the Inspector to do so, it shall
ommitttbe to cause the same to be dune at
tion and such Coats shall be charge -Me ; to
ecttpior and collected with other taxes.
el ellen at anytime within the said Towat
any way interfere with or injure tiny trees
y hereafter be planted in any of the streets,
t by Maliciously or ilitentionally, cutting,
up, throwing down, or otherwise irniuring,
to sane; nor shall any person fn any way
structure placed around such trees for de-
ll any Person or poisons fasten any horse'
rname'ntal or shade tree or trees in any of
clic grounds,. or to anything placed for de-
em. esaforesaid.
s shall remove or cause to be removed or
after provided, any tree or shrab fronting
in. this By-law without fust obtaining the
r' shall the "Council do so until they shall
thereof to the owner of the adjacent pro
for his trouble in planting and protecting
the occupant' of the land shall be entitled
npensatloil. -
f the adjacent land nor any public officer
1 remove or cut downor injure any such
'mission of the Council.
ee may at any time plant or cause to be
aye of ,the municipality, trim or cause to;
•ivato property; the bran¢hes of whieh'ex-;
own or 20mobe or cause to be cut down or
remove or transplant 02 00010 to be re
tree planted or growing in any highway,
e. communication after 48 hours' notice in
the land opposite to which the tree is
live tree, unless within thirty feet of ail-
ed without the consent of such occupant,.
may be given by leaving it with a grown -
the land, or if the land'isunoccupied by
place on the land.
3 a Good Color
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Clothes perfectly
and good color, the
t . remove < all the vis.
invisible 11"npul' tics.
SE will do this
A LY -LAW P011 ;TI1F REGULATION AND GOVERNMENT OF
THE FIRE. DEPARTMENT,
1. net thep
ii�e Department shall consist of a Chief, a captain,
First Lieutenant, a 'Soeretaryr, a Treasurer, and a Company of not
more than twenty men.
2. That it shall be the duty of the said Company' as above set
forth to 'attend all fires inn the said Tewn, and to clean, dry and pro-
perly replace the hose on the reels afte1 all fires or practices, to attend
practice monthly as required by the Canadian Fire Underwriters As.'
so ration, at 'which practice all apparatus shall be fully tested.
8. That the Chief shall cause to be kept a record showing the date
of each':'practice, those present and the work done, which must state
particularly any defect which may be found and shall report the same
to the Fire and Water Committee immediately. ' • -
# That the Chief shall f1u•nioh to each member of the Fire Com-
pany in good ptanding for six months, a certificate that he is a mem-
bee thereof and, has been'a member thereof, in good standing, for the
.previous six months, which certificate shall entitle such person to such
exemptions as the is entitled to by being a lireman, including exemp-
tion from Statute Labor Tax. "
5. That the apparatusof the Fire Department ..ehull consist of
hose reels and Bose, hook and ladder trucks and other apparatus' such
as iron time to time shall be deemed- necessary by the Connell.
G. ghat titr.'li"cie and Wetter Coiiimitttoc shall have power to make
ar ange:ltents to procure the services oc.a team of horses to draw the
truck to and Nom fires and for the periorsrtauco of such duties con -
meted with the department as may be determined by said Committee,
' 7 'filet the Chief, Captain, Lieutenant, Secretary and Trensurer
of said Ce1.tn nv s1ia11 be oltoson annually in the month of January by
the members o2 Dm Eire Company; subject to the approval of the Fire
and Water Committee.
T. 'That the whole apparatus and management of said Department
shall be Under the direction of the Chief subject to instructions from
Fire Water Cot,:tnittl; e, hat at every fire the Chief Shall Mayo sole
centre' over all members of said Department and all persons engaged
at any ilea end •010r all apparatus belonging thereto and any person
who refuses or ttegl.ects to obey any legal order of the Chief shall be
Subject to the ,penalties of this By-law.
0. That the Chief or'othea officer in charge of said Denn'tment at
any fire is hereby empowered to cause to be demolished or teken down
all building's erections or: fences • which he may deem necessary 'to be
taken down in order to arrest the progress of "any fire, .
10. That in the absence of the Chief or in his absence -the Captain
of the Cenipany shall have the power and perfornh all the ditties of the
Chief.
11. That on all occasions of fire, the side of the street .nearest the
fire and foe a distance of fifty feet on each side of the lire and,for
two-thirds of the width of ,the street in the front thereof; as also
any lane' or by -way between the public street and: the rear of any
building et fire, tilro0(11 or along it'hich'it may be necessary to run'
any portion of the fire :apparatus, .shall .be kept clear 'of all persons
who may in any way obstruct the working of the said Department,
and oat and every person who may be in any of the places above Wren-
tionedt;shall immediately retire therefrom when called upon to do so
by the ,Mayor, any d'ustiee of the Peace, or by any of the officers of
the 'fire Department, or by the Chief Constable.
• 12. That no person or persons obeli In any way impede or hinder
any fireman or other person who shall be' assisting to extinguish a
fire or when in tlte, perforn1ann of any duties connected therewith.
13. That any person wantonly or maliciously injui1ng any fire ap-
pttratus'or carelessly driving any vehicle over any Bose or injurying
iny'beil or bell rope used' in giving the alarm of fire, or who shall
without reasonable cause, by outcry, ringing of bells or otherwise
make or circulate any false alarm of fare, shall be sabjeot to the pen-
alties of this By-law.
14. The officers and men of the satctCompany shall while on duty
lrble4f
col 9,1a1.1 sh
Colnpa??y he Slal' rctuxn to
office in, good,i44 taking his r
as tttt14 paid ;comp ny: shall
3onnerltiJlnd wbell any $l1el
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erif 1?7tu rigGr7#o?rdT trarild
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kef t11stti'gha�ta f8rrii of nsi� ua of
dip1; for the slt7iie.
1?I7Si'LCTING'PIIE ISSUD'0:+ LICL/ S1;S GOVERNING PEDLAl1S
HAWI{ERS AND TRANSIENT 'l PAD11 RS POR TEE TOpiW'N 015
'CLINTON
Whereas by the Consolidated :municipal Act 1903, as amended
ay an Act passed in the sbitn.year.of the reign c,1 fins Majesty, kung
Edward the Seventh, power is given te the'Munieipal,Couneil to pass
by-laws;g'overniiig pedlars, hawkers and transient trades.
Therefore the Council of the Town 'of 'Clinton enacts as follows;
i S
'nes mentioned in the, nc, t
I. No person shall carry oir'ahe business r 1
succeeding section of this by -lacy unless and until he shall procure
a; license so to do, and every person so licensed shall be subject to
the provisions of this bylaw.
Mrs. Mary Thomas, Past D.D.P.,
assisted by Mrs.: Lucy,'Robertson,
Past D.P.P., and. MI's. Susie Murney,
Grand Marshall, installed the follow-
ing officers of Goderich: Rebekah
Lodge for 1929:.Tr.IPast N.G., Mrs.
Mary Pinder; Noble Grand,=''Miss Su-
sie Noble; vice grand Mrs. Lily Vroo-
man; nee. secretary, Miss Edith
Campbell; financial secretary, Miss
Ismay Thompson; treasurer, Mrs. Ma-,,
bel Ilunt; warden, MTS. May Thomp-
son; conductor, Mrs, Clarke; chaplain,
Mrs.. Lucy Robertson; R.S.N.Grand,,
Miss Nina 'fait; L.S.N. Grand, Mrs,
Susie Murney; R.L.V. Grand, Mrs:'
The annual Meeting of the East
Huron Agricultural Society was held
in ;the town hall, Brueseis, with Pees-
ident Muldoon in the, chair.-' Atten-
dance was small owing to the stormy
weather.. The financial-• statement
presented by treasurer Black, showed
receipts for last year, of $2,174.60, and
expenditures of. $1,861.90, leaving a ,
balance of $312.70. The following
officers were elected: IIonorary presi
dent, Alex, Stewart; president, D. C.
Ross; first vicelpresident, P. A. Me -
Arthur; second Nice -president; .lames
Burgess; directors, G. R. Muldoon,"
R. Nichol, T. Miller, W. 11. Broad
foot, • Walter Rose, R. .1. Iloover,. ,las.
McDonald, A. 0. Barker, er, Ili, McVit-
tie and J. McCutcleon; lady direc-
tors, Mrs. G. R. Muldoon, Mrs,; P. A.
McArthur, Mrs. A. C '.Barker and,
Mrs. W. W. Ilarris auditors, A.
Strachan and N. T. Gerry. ,Past'
president, G. R. and Mrs. Muldoon
were appointed delegates to the Fairs.
Association; in Toronto..
Walter Dose 01 Brussels, is to be
congratulated. on the fine showing
hispen of single comb white Leg-
horns is making in the Canadian egg
laying contest being conducted at
Ottawa. ' At the end of the 11th
week of the contest his pen: was in
third place and ahead of all birds
entered frorim. the Dominion, There
are pens entered from every 'pro-
vince but one, and from five states,'
lw
u0111even 's' gltcurletic Cepeutce
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Liven up the
dull weeks
The early weeks, of 1924 '-
+ill not be dull for those
who go after business
"W'i t h special offers lay,.
Long Distance.' -
People have 100011'e
enough and., confidence
enough to buy now i
you will make , it worth
their while.
Snow, and later " Spring
floods, will snake it diMxr-
calt ,:or travellers to call
on their trade.
Long Distance will over.
come the handicap.
Use the Bell to Sell. May;
we help you?
U11;SDAY, ;TANL
;:1st
n
Matheson' 11.5 5 0.:"'II' nmt^w!
I S,S iariles; Henderson ci.pli
Vd. J ; McCrae, c i. This was:
lowed' by opeech ni icing; rid a tar
=lunch v s serVed, The IIloclf e. iii'
rnambe,rlup of:143.
Videan; L,S.V.:Grand, Mrs. Young-'
blut; Inside G., Mrs. 1llctch; Outside
G. Mrs. Shore.
D.D.G.IVL, Postllff and suite, of
W',inghani, went, up to Brussels and
installed the following officers of Wes-
tern Star Lodge, No. 149, I.0.0.F.,
for the -ensuing term: I.N.G., G. R.
Weller; N.G., Ilarry Champion; V.
G., -Robert Bowman; RS., M. Black
F.S., A. McGuire; treasurer, S.
Wilton; warden, S. Wilton; cony W.
Clouse; 0.0., A. Dennison; 1. 0.,
W. 1). Willis; R.S.N.G., R. Ileo
derson; L.S.N.G., N. Chapman; R.
S•.V.G,, W. H. Bell; L:S.V.G., C.
from all other laxatives and relief
for
.Defective Elinminatioe
Constipation.
Eiil£u sspess
The action of Nature's Remedy (t,'
Tablets) is more natural' and; the
euffhe i tie effect teili lie a Fe�ei'
tion -you will feel se goof,
�'> 3 Make the lest. ' You, w;
•' :appreciate. thisdilOrenc
�v;�toA77r •ra ff rally Yeora.
f
. a ODa ae Old i1�dd1 ad
101 �➢L°tild�oti'�'mm¢;ittle 1310
'1ta corer iD in ose-bird closet]
cIIR4y oai,d. For a1,11dre„ asci edoltti
SOLO 1=''f Y0U11 .00km09iST
Go to the red front store -one..: of the
300 in Canada's largest grocery organisa-
tion. Pay cash -as all other DOMINION
STORE customers do -no bad debts of
others to -pay for. Carry your purchases
-saving the cost of delivery. Get as good
goods as you can anywhere -and pay less
because we buy for less and pass the sav-
ings along to you.. '
Repeat"as often as you need groceries
-that's the recipe for steady savings that
count up so big at the end of the year.
Money- Savin r° Specials
SOAPS
All kinds, 10 for M
AMMONIA POWDER
3, packages for 'o
CHIPSO
-69c
.-23e
M- f1 L' 9 ai.d3c.
MACARONI or SPAG-®
HETTI, 1-11). 'pits, �t
CHEESE
1b.
BACON
lb.
BANQUET QUEEN
size.. No. 88 N
OLIVES, size
ROMAN MEAL' `"))`C
packet - a w -00.4
CREAM OP WHEAT, a sq •
packet. ,+ N
-25c
t Tobe°, (MIMI
RICI-IMELLO COFFEE
1 lb. tin - --
RICHM'ELLO COFFEE e
1/2 Ib. tin - - -
LAZENB'Y'S CHEF SAUCE.
bottle - - - -
Stowe
- 5c
EXCELSIOR DATESc
2 packets ." -27
TIGER SALMON (Cohoe)
1 1b. tin
TIGER SALMON im
(Cohoe) 1/2 lb. tin M'
',CSOOKING FIGS
3 lbs. . • W
55 and 75c
oxo
tin - M N a I SLI and 251C
C
BROOMS
LEMONS
dozen
• 14 14 a
m®a
y
Every ReP,TetoplSo,,e 1s q'.:
"Last; l iticaue vJCniitirr
5ohi h .1.'rCw liuverq ' Clanton, ketat.
74 Ford Przerksoniteates
Farst
The low price of Ford cars and
trucks has been one of the great
dynamic forces in the develop-
ment of motor transportation:
Since January 1920 the average
Price of Ford products has.
dropped 38% and Ford prices
:are now the lowest in the history
of the industry.
.And because Ford prices are so
low, the worker and hit family
enjoy the innumerable benefits
and delights of owning an
automobile; the merchant and
manufacturer extend: their
business into new and profitable
fields by means of motor delivery;
the farmer carries his fresh
produce to the best markets with
none of the old-time hardship
and delay -and all for a very
small initial investment. .
Fifty, out of every hundred
cars and trucks in Canada are
Fords -due to the public
appreciation of Ford value, -
See Any Authorized Ford Dealer