HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1925-05-21, Page 7aa'tte for -last weed,)
'lrton, accomriai cT
fi*o brothers, mot-
e, and spent Lhe
e of lir. and Mia::
e ltwarcl'weather Ai'-
paslponec1 oni171 Mon-
e, usual time had heli
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.F�dv aaitages
Fire Protection
I for 10 1
Cannot llorll
gasp re u ao
Saws-IkeLumber
17en campping
Tri it: jointed
eadtitea'i°ted or
Ca-013e.Alabtsliued
Can be Papered
Vermin Proof
Resists Fleet and
Card
$ashy Bandied
Dltmiestes,Rendes
Clean.
Sanitary
Sanitary
Tie uiresneglanint
Will ro40rack
keelaoutAlalature
Keeps eaDust nod
AasUy; quicidy
APptled
Proteotayour Stock
.�xa"'.1.00 is fireproof wallboard
made of solid rock—the finest
material for f farm bli ldings ever dis;�•
covered. :its;1S separate and exclt3-
sive advantage increase 'the.. com-,
fort, gppearaoloe add earning power
of your. sarilt:r.<_
Hen Ileuses and stables lined with- -
Gyproc are practically' vermin and
iuoisture proof. This prevents dis-
ease, makes 'kens lay, and increases
the milk output -of your cows. :-
Gpproc can't -burn, warp or .shrink. It
protects stook from' "fire.'"'It is durable and
perniallent. - There are 110 cracks or ere-
vices, in_Gyproe. Gyproc „oint.Filler_on
the joints makes the .wallair tight.
Those McKenzie, Clinton
TIiE 014V31c10 GYPSUM CO. I�TED, PARi5, ONTRRTO -.
t'fh'i
!1®e ro ��.'' .UU o r
WAY hand to ha,n7Cypraa docs away With nF1oo n, - -
roo/s, a fungi and partit.oni.
iolfy
7,213
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Ba'nd5 err; (3lonr g P eople) Xo n.rp
Songstave.... , _... , . • . • : , ; . • • 40,70'9'
Corp Gadet5 .'... 28.1016
'Sunnier Of Periodicals Pa1c isred 97
Total copies per iisto ,1 ,615,187
Ini er a z et;'s S,7 67
Prisosl,rs'net on -„Discharge .. 1,001
handed o� r so The S Katon
A L my 810
Employment found for dis-
- charged ;n•isoners , 457
I1L.etings hold 'In prison 1,460
Attendance at n Det n n it
Prisoners professed ofessed ,,01150010 1 31:1
ItIealtsiil:lpl c d to,ex-prisoners 22,Q17
Beds supplied to ex nr.isoners . :1,4134
Clothing sunpt1cd;'to prisoners -
znd tlicrr aniil es 1;757
.']lours epee tn, prison Nt ,rlc 17,081
PIOsonen'5' laniilies. supllie`d.
( -Mil fobd and, relit . 7.,027
Christmas ills to prisoners
and nzi s'eneis' children . 1,7713
families 'Visits to ri5, ii�rs _ i s
u ? e
'Vn p
and friends 2,05$
I
- A SU -MAZER DRINK -
(Let the chap who s willing 'to try
anything o once -try this.)
Though 'castor oilis nerd to take
It's mighty good fo, stomach ache,
Alid here's a way 'to make you think
It
jult the nicest Lind of -drink;
"First squeeze. n lemon in a •bowl,'
And then a pinch , of soda dole; -
Add oil, grad beat with_Dover beater;
•(36oti-see, tI've had toe change. my
meter!)
Then, when it foairls, _ you drink it'
t iaight, -
And -murmur, "This is ,simply- great.".
CARIVIOTE FLOOR ENAMEL
Brush'on a coat of ()emote Floor
l;nantel and cover, up that oldfloor
Dries herd and -can be washed with.,
out injury. '
Canaria Life Man
His edvice sec only heles The hasiiless run
,to prole t 49 home,butIris IntSiness
and persona! duterests es well:
Herepresents your 'home, your olaildreri,
your business. interests,='andµ,therefore 'has a
message for every maxi and -woman. •
Don't bd "too busy” to—see' him, 1lethas
a message you should hear.
There` comes a time when you maypndt .be'
"too busy to hear, such a message, but then.; ,,
it is often too late. -
'; $ r .,& yv
r
is a'specialist in Life insurhnce,-and has been • _
thoroughly trained,. so that, he is qualified to
az'rarr e fol each of hisoliehts the best. possible.
plan,` of insurance, and to -give special service
in,connection, with all existing insurance.
He represents Canada's Oldest Life lrl.st.zr-
alico Company, which in° 78 years a successful
_
experience has found y x/la/1 ways for improving.
its service tc polscyholders.
li ;r r l%14 r°
'1110 e ' O2t 61,-
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You an ly not be fully informed as to what
life, insurance vvill•now_do for.yaur hole-, or
Your pct's: al rand biliiirkess interests. inees'
ehange,� and � "-Sew plans have developed.- -• :
, Policies : mosil.. recui1C --to . bp altered
stilt new conciitial s ',Perhaps yeti ma -y w se,
to sorralige..110 have yotfr life.insur �ur-,paid as
a monthlythl
' i ary. 5'ro Is
monthly i}iconte far y'ou�r'b,le"Fgc.
mal/ require.'pew policies. Yah Sri 'set ;nay -
be ,rie4de 1 :hp -will su est" the 1 est.'-arrailge-
n2clt.•
Mary t1ousereds of poincyniaclers. th ou ghoul
Ca sada have -.found him, always ready to help vitt!
any matters pertaining to their life insr rance., and in
many caees•�his advice has pcl yen very valuable.
Book ( ee
• book" on `1-10=.v o IC -cep
n
Our 32 page boo.,
�7Jell°' is being distributed free 19 ell._ ,If you.v:ant to
be healthy,,gel your cgpy.,.of this Book, 'which' Kao'
won favorable comukcint everywhere.
Assuraue two
Sevenfy,' iglz Years Old"
Toronto''
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10
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.the min Sl air
aonr oei,ron faith
nq ::irrto and very
9�y�,rG n1 .de,
s sion, Wes
ry�;'good repro
X91 ovti;:tlit dzstr'iet
the save a1 circuit
showin rric'ease
6$ln 1lno P1i5 increase in
ship vias ‘,Boiled as sevelit✓
tial inci'eas s were reported
1011 ry giving"
stents of epee -al Inires wee official vict'o'r the D. D G. M R.
uFr
asice-rN'yn,
to tl>" `` t#kll `�i7 ndF w ion hhde wl
?AL1 rani,. Upshtsi 'of 1'uelcoc s ,lth
lnsrj,gti lvrth ,Chnton,krrends last,weal-
Itcnaie visited with
ruends ab 0:14ttn 1srt vycel an_d while
thei•a was edit to Smith s 11(111 on the.
r0h,spending ,,an eucasins; sot his old.
Lodtse 1Vlorning Star :309, A. F, s.Ci
A M T was also the ngiit o, the-.
spent sowing and In. :clean
the play, grmuzds the 41Fildren,
Dallied by their teacher, 1(11g
vent in os tr ch, of pante, Ilio gi
tlorn:ers and the boys for; fish
Mr. and Mrs. A. 101. Connell enter....
tsined; a few of. thorr•'friends Monday
0110(1.'
Rev.' -M1 Paull ,of St. John' church.,
is attending the: Synod ':'reeting-in
London.; this week. ,
o Uhis hbo ilardt of Scafo th.'
c Ed]W the :"r7cdn[„sday les9aftez±00ce s lea e 910Wd of Masons werether e
tsl7; one it�rn * the 1511 aez'airce I g
k :revsla�elu bicisho oft 'sein mrn;r from other lodge '-iter the
i}) , he other the elec..;', lodge work v7OS OVQ17 a splendld lunch
i qa �esentattve `0o tr est l is ✓ed in the bu,
hsc nu after
CFontng' okrtSlrittec arttiol u1 address .was ,r1rc by I W.
The at ussion r lrez ae 1,0„, t 1'r o. Ab haIdi Other also ` took,
u1ic.l'`iir t7le adoetien of the .lo .ow part ivrne shift aedicsses. and a
ing r e8ol'tl;&igp .:
1. 4114the lus'tary of the traffic
r l intoxlchtinl liquors , fm nishe s ° n
variable -and conclusive proo£-arils all
efforts,39,eb regulate the business as
to Ibring 4r r -into harmony with : the
spirit cf q).1,450 -AB we n'ndorstand.him,
pad the, teaching' of. Ilia Church, have
altogether failed It is therefore with
regret and' apprehe11sibn 01115t we con-
template ,the results afthe ..recent
aniendments;to the' .perinitting
the licensed sale of 4,4 beer.
2. - The -attitude of -the Premier, the
members of his cabinet, aed his sup-
porters `towards the temperancepeo-
ple of Ontario yewy greatly disa'ipoi1ht
and bitterly' gr evertus, The civil gov-
ernment that should be the friend of
the Chritian Church and furnish
revery' fsclllty within 'it's power; for.
the .e Cecutiou' of her Divine. miesioat
is found in this instance in our op:n-
ion- to- be allied with one. cif tine most
effective aritaggnists of the Christian
religion—the traffic in intoxicating
licluorr,
3. 'We -would exhort our people to
with renewed determination, prom to
by, all legitimate means, abstinence
-from the use 'of intoxicants and the
total prohibition of the liquor. traffic.
By Agitation, education, and personal
eonseoratien, by prayer and the -bless-
ing :of God the I{ingdom of rrgnteous-
nese will triumph, over the Kingaonl
of evil. . a
4. Inasmuch es le rules ;Q£ the
Methodist ohnreh strictly forbids
"drunkenness, haying or selling spir-
ituous Liquors or• drinking thein,- un-
less in cases of extreme necessity."
And Innen-inch as it is demonstrat-
ed. beyond doubt that 4.4 beer does
visibly intoxicate many Teeple and is
lienee a "s,pirittious limier" we there
fore exhort all' our people to abstain
from the use of this beverage. and
Keeping or selling ,the same, and to
use their influence against it in every
legitimate way,'
6. We commend to our people the
following recommendation by the ex-
ecutive of,.:the; Prohibition TJnion„of
Ontario "that we adopt as a cardinal
cloetrine of our political •creed, the
freedom from party 'domniation qi
members of the Legislature tind Par-
lisinent on the Prohibition issue.” .
The Rev. J. W. ITedley of (xoderich
was plected to„the stationing coniinit-.
tee; the Rev, A. C. Tiffin of Blyth be
ing` runner-up.
The” :ladies of the Dungannon
church entertained the delegates very
hospitablyduring, the two days of.
the gathering, -•
dtallettt Tovitnship
(Wriitten for last weed,)'',
vara" i4.ysaut. evening W at 5pet n,•
'
Cptur Canph.11, Dari Pfae't'eilaie and.
Miss Tear, ;,Vfaclten ie A6 .incl
M of Shehlock ifet es, elf Varna-ati nil -
ed the concert here on Ilenday night
The Young: People's Anniversary 1
was held in St. A idrew 4 elrureh•last
Sunday. Se' 11 ccs were conducted by
Prof, Alexander Maelareu, B,A., O A.
C Guelph, both morning acid ev'ening,
with special, music by the choir.
Thai s7'as a :mood attendru;co ;:at both
servigee.,On M6nday•evening a con
cert was held, put on by high class
artists from'Lendon, who, were greet-
ed:by.a large audience. The pro
ceeae of the evening acerb 8875.00..
Dirs. Win. Murphy of the, 13th went
to, the Clinton* Hospital last Tuesday.
IIer many friends hope for h speedy
recovery. '
Mr, Thos• Appleby of the 13th eon.
i knowvs Trow to raise good pigs. ' He
delivered `at the Londeshoro station'
last Mondily a load 'that brought:
him 3200. t -
Mrs .• Ferris'ofthe `1311 con spent
some' days -last week at the home of
ivI'xs. Smith .on the Base Trine,.
Mr and Mrs. T Knox of near Ham
look was a,Clirlton visitor on Medley,.
C a '111 i16k1'n
(Written for'' -1)i st wecl<)
Rev. P. Banes •attended the District
meeting at. Dungatinen on Tuesday
and. Wednesday,
Quite 10011nnber of the laches attend-
ed the) District Cop0ention of the,
Women's' 1'Ilesaonary Se'c.oty 173' Idol
g3etville Ian:' b n id iy
The (1V man's Institute will hold
their_aneeting. at the home of Dire.
Bean • on Tuesday, May 19111.; The
electron of offi,ers,to'taise prase: The
hostesses are to be Mrs Bean, Miss
I's.,ng, and mfrs: :. J.,-Fergt fiotr
oar ail other la•xatives andLreliefes.
FT .L.,ili'r,'?lii'aatiOsa
E C,1� "a*,�ait�e3sa
l asaisaa.ess
esen atiy
'n'1 nature's liemedy (NI
9 Tcb t) is -1.170 natural. and thor-
yt h ho ef'ects will boa revela-
tor --3011 will feel' so good.
(1 (1 jVt it e etc.
st. 'You :will',
app •ecletpthis difference.
{.F"?i1 syr
Used fi,'b,or1
Ycara
.r rri` ,
1 .5i FzlOtzi�Llttte iia
ro o In one third d es,
aJ extCd. l8 hid en and adults,
iS fi01lA Afl1iQRIST
Costs- you less
than -2% a year! t
•
Though it accomplishes
in—a' few minutes what
would otherwise' take,
you hours, the cost of
the `telephone is one of
the smallest items in
the family's yearly
outlay... ,
A study of expenditures
by hundreds of families
shows that food costs.
43%, - miscellaneous
25%, rent 17%, clothes
13% alld'the telephone
less that 2%.
'Each onto su4eeriber adds to the-
- value of YOU -14 talcphofe' -,
Hatching Eggs
For Sale
Brined Rocks, -farm raised a lc1
STUDY AND la"SC0J 'i CJ 4:.
f.,horr 1.0 snoct tlo 101,5110-
1101110,130110061,0 fart i of Edacq-
i 0'f 1 S 1 S bi Ct
(i'. ..ertaiiir to-warria a B.A. 01,;905 will
ho gic F a ▪ )
sono,
h ,xa rt r'n F t it n.h, 5...0010'., ne;.
ltbcoly, i,eilr,, Wia300uwliw_and 4 ,571,,
ieeteretd sartalaad
t'9 !4 reLL ,, e-
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Dear4Ofai'new Un
v i tyL r
zE �C c L 1
t,o now! Si. 'd
waelta:;rud
arid rte 0rt..on. ,
winter layer& mated' With" cockerels'
from Macdonald College,'' Quehoc..
Price 50:per.egg, 954.00 per 100, D, C_
'Galbraith, Bayfield. Phone 14 en
609. ' 0241
ay. Chick s�� e,e
1'
•Bred -to -lay Barred Rock andS. C.
White Leghorn baby chicks, A11
.st)ong•,, healthy, free-range stock and
good ,winter .laye15. 'Bar'red Rock -
chicks, 185' ea. or, $17.50 per 100. Le -
here. chicks, -iSc .each, or .$14,50 per.
3(rtl• ,'Book orders notiv.'•
t`
LONoNsBo ZO
Phone 0--'20 Blyth`Ceritral
Eggs. for •Pl itehmg,„
From bred -to -lay; two-year bid• 6i.
q. 4lrhite" Leghorns. Price $3,50 aper
hundred oft lc an egg for less Poy
Tyndall, 3d R. No.' 3, Clinton: Phone'
on 607. 98-t4
f•
for sdde
S C. Whit Leghorn chicks $15.00•'
per hundred, $140,00 per thousand.
Barred and. White Rocks, $20.00 per
hundred, $190.00• per thousand -
',Custom hatching 5c per egg. Our
chick are all froin ,,,healthy, free
range, bled to lay stocks " .
Ingienoolc' Poultry 'Yards .
J. TR.EWARTH'A '.
nOLMESVILIE ,
hone 22-011, Clinton ceaitral
s'.. , 96.-tf',
�.I
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They. .last for Ivy -slaty years c•,r rcazVe o 1 11lona 5y
eleaell; then, as iraga'eaa thew. tWWWlay? E1.e .s a the Cese
lxea las& 310 c^rl r•eu nia'S.:Vii'iirati(1nhhitl, Yon : ,wane(: a9Zfaxi
to Peace -,geese by leavin(1 Ak, 213 tae s3'aina nsii xeliciti the
l'i.2elotte 1515055175 but one a ;tl ai ,quarter .f . p,.a clay
IFV14 .
Your dandy less may ,be teas
times thio amount. Better stop it
title raeagv before this heavy milk.
log season otna•as, when your leas --
will be gl•eaterr. Get a genuine
• rhe°^Qts tivitlam'nt .uhel.^ty.
°+urs eo of
W. H. Lobb, Clinton•,.
It, R. No. 3 Phone, 32 on 605
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ARMOrf P _" s ' ANT & VARNISH
For; EvetyPurpose—Far Every: utPaace
Write to Head Office, Montreal- for Free Booklet
HOME PAINTING MADE EASY
SOLO BY
Tt HawLins, Mato
ISOnive
There 10 only one, way to
make inoney, out of.poultry to-
day and that is 'by;,art1ficial in-
oubation *and brooding, , Get
your codkerels oil the market
when they are wortl:75c a lb,,
,and your pullets laying in the
fall when eggs -.are 6014 to 75e a•
dozed, Call and hoe these me-
ellines and, be euvineed. -
3ti ,s, I0g4KIZ
=1759 7tina��;4�
3. C. Legho ens, Barred ll aid s 1 i, Ott
and S. C.-Aneoisas
A7', REASONABLE PRICES
Custom $:latcltin„ 5 cents per B'gg
Dandy Chick Feed Royal Piu'ple Chick Feed Itey. li'4iule Calf Meal
Receiving -Station: for Clinton 1-gg=Pool'Eggs
,a baa a/I, eClinton aline
Residence. Phone 213-r-3 ' Office:
THE MEAL
Incubators and
BrooGers
?;o have .been the landing machines
in the 'United States for 38
years. This year they are being
sold in Canada at a pricemuch
below other makes • of similar
quality and these: machines are,
-built to lasta lifetime, and have
a positiye ,guarantee with every
machine.
Male it 1
INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR
wt c !Bing,..` Aa1 t'i tri
and '. . to! oaring
Point to 'see 11517 Sample Boons before buying.
Paper o1 - Quality frond 10 cents' to 75 cents
:111 work satisfactory and of the Best. Prices right.
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